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^ AMERICAN IBADING AMUSEMENT WEEKlYt 



Volume XXn. No. 27. 



cmcnnTATi— HEW tork— gsegago 



Jiify 2, 1911). 




On Amusemetit Life „ . 

^ ^ and Environing' 




Harry Earl baa a friend who la fond of hearing blmself discourse. More- 
over, his converaation la not always ao Interesting as be lUmaelf beUavea It 
' ~ ot humor. iM plote Mnrlonsly alon^ 

through myriads of words, descrtpiive. 
for the most part, of hla hum urum 
adventures. It Is only because of fa Is 
exceptionally kind heart that Earl 
manages to tolerate him at all. 

This friend is well provided with 
this world's goods, ami whenever Earl 
malces his presence in New Toric 
known to him a vritM dinner Is the in- 
evitable consequence. 

Several weelcs ago Elarl found - it 
. . . necesnry to visit New Tork to see 

about some printtnr for tli» Vorepangh-S^ Show, and the Invitation to 

dinner, from the friend tai HIIMIIIIH. «M «TTT~^*» t'tir fffTthltOTBlBg'. -Kwrl 
pleaded an engagement witk aaotlMr Maad. hat sn»iiAe& t» Ma* Idtii i^ 
along. So they went. 




- . th» host launched into a monologue which, this time had for 
_ — - — OM aoperlority ot New Tork over all other ciUes, American or 
Baropean., . ^v^. .^^^ v 5;;i;V;%V z. 

Now. EaH ia 'i^Chleiitoiiii iAi^'^ 
^fr^reumatMttcea. was Just a trifle prone on this occasion to resent what 
his friend said. ^ 

As he was about to retort, however, a large clock In a nearby tower 
commenced to dole out the hour. 

"Well," said Elarl, "we don't have a curfew in Chicago, anyhow." 

* » his .friend dropped New Tork and in costing abolU Xofr a nilllloct 
diMttats^ hit. from habit, upon a personal r«mlniscence..v=!;.> ^ 
___."TIU8 happMMd at.ilM'Oiapa Xata^aoMi^>i BMtie Cit^^ 
Bart tatetn«pUd;««alK;.j;>^- -"^^ -• ' . f ^T^''^ -■ - 

i^'uld. *S>lease don't begin : 



of 



Hie lettw* repraduead below form the efforts of two embryo «' 
^'«Mir beta SsrwarM to The Stroller bgr the icelidaiu 




Show- 
er the 



"Dear Sir: 

"I would like to Know whether you 
run vatervitl in between moving pic- 
tures if so I W9uld Uko to have an open 
date for single and Double Trapeze 
and flying rings for a three night act 
my price will be for tbe two •>r us 
S 10.00 for 1 night with a little Mick 
act and I ain't got no advertisement 
at all if you would like to habe my 
act Let me know before Saturday. 
'Ans. 



'Ans. 

» . iJ*^°uld like to have tbe height of your atage as I can only work from 
!• to 2« fcM. U Tom woaM lUn Wmtm-h^.WKf iaKt-jfm tltlbit:. ap .u» -rr — 



of the lUJestfe 'Theatre: 



"Ve the 

"Dear Sir 

manager for the Tuning Concert Company, and we want jrou'to 
«i " iSi "** " have your theatre building on the percentage 

sS**^ W9 waat you to furnish house and lights and you do all advertising, 
write me yottr best turms on percent and .let me know if we con have the 
on the 18th or 20th. Will telegraph you which day we vtont If you 
■■'air turms we have eight In our company and its Just fino They give 
•» of Batlafactlon evrj'where they have. be«^ When we hear from you 

•t your tarms is Satisfactory, we will mall you a sample <^rQular and you 
cna eopar nwm it and add anything moore to'youT'BUIa that you , think best. 
■ ^uat ■(•,* — " 




^ And stm mv and JMai 
corapiaia that ther eaat 



"While stopping at the Stchoplg House during a recent engagement at 
the Alrdome Theatre in Chattanooga," says Lk T. Johnson, the ventrUoQuist. 

"I witnessed a really funny situation. ..." 

"As all those famiiiar with the place 
win remember, the Stchoplg House 
consiBts of three separate dwelllnga — 
tlia Steiiopis^HaiMiev^M^parr.the Annex 
and the Cottagei - 1 had^nHiniiit ia the 
Cottage, and haviaS'^iatinrnedV'home 
late one night in ooaiqpaajr.' Vtth iny 
wife, I discovered smolce i^nring forth 
through the roof of the Anne.<c I 
quickly sought out the proprietor who. 
upon being apprised of the situation, 
fled to the Annex, where he spent 

five minutes running up and down the stairway, yelling. 'Fire! fire! ged your- 
selves oudt, yet; flrel' By this time all the occupants of the dwelling wera 
busy removing their baggage, and I, being unfamiliar with the prem-bes. 
could not locate the phone. I therefore again sought out the Colonel and 
advised him to go to the telephone and turn In an alarm. Whereupon ihe 
Colonel rushed into the Stchoplg House. Ten minutes elapsed and no Are 
department appeared. Harry Hoyt, who was present, then sought a phone 
and turned in the alarm. Within three minutes the chemical wagon was on 

the scene and soon had the blaze eztingulabed. In company with Uoyt and 
several of the roomers, I entered the Stchoplg House to ee o tljbrt ;^h a<t het altec 
the Colonel. Imagine our surprise when we found; hint s widladl ir ewtmiflln g 
the trtephoae boat. .When aeind if bo had .caUid .tnr .th».«epartmeat. ttio 
Colea^ raiJIed; Taw; I e atft Sadt dto artB^ar. Sofc ^'f 

Mr. WaUter R. Seymour, the clever actoir who is now llllins an engagement . 
as leading man with the Klimt & Gaasolo Stock Company at the BUon The- 
Mlnneapolls. Minn., has a few good ones up his sleeve, and is respon- 
Ible for the following: 

"I belong to a theatrical club in New Tork,," said Hr. Seymour, "which 
reckons among its members a large number of Hebrewa, 'We.bave. been, la 
the custom of getting an excellent dinner at the club for the vety moderate 
sum of fifty cents, but, on account, of the increased prices of food products; 
it was thought necessary to raise the price ten cents. Some, however, objected j 
to this, and a special meeting was called to see what could be done to lessen , 
expenses. Mr. Charles Dickson, who is a .a i ai B b e r ■ ail'tho. Oti^graee, aad-.eag^ ' 
gested that they cut oysters from the meBB.'... 1 aaW iWaa vety.faad el vn^ 
teis, anyway,' said Mr. Dickson, In concludoo. ..miorwipiM^ 3ir< JUtaa ItoM. 
who also belongs to the fraternity, replied. In, vety br e a d ' Hehrow aeeeiit; 
•I suggest that we cut out the ham.* " 

While touring the wilds of Virginia with, a •••oae-nighter" last fall. ~ 
company, whose name was not mentioned, aiilca that it bad : 
and funny experiences, two of which, we believe^ bear I epaailny 

Having been obliged to leave their 
last stand at 3 a. m., they were unable 
to get breakfast and. consequently, 
when they arrived at the next town 
all the members oC tbe company were 
hungry. The manager ordered the 
hotel proprietor to prepare breakfast 
at once, which he did. After all bad 
•nlahad eaUns it was about 11:S0, 
and the bead ' went to the "opery 
house" to prepare for the parade. 
After the parade was over, It then 

being about 1:30 p. m., the entire company filed into tbe dining room, expect- 
ing that dinner would be ready. The room, however, was deserted, and no 
one came to wait upon them. After a wait of ten or fifteen minutes, a 
blear-eyed, gawky girl stuck her touseled'head in tltrough the door. looked , 
us all over and, retiring to the kitchen, ' cadled on^ ' TAWagr. me^ ,ma{ tlima ' 
'ere show folks is a-golng to eat again." ' ' :-r'-^-:'''r :y 

Upon another occasion this sante company was lieiaK'-aaalsaad'.4a>;:l» 
rooms, when one of the ladies discovered some peculiar. hidaO hk.:tt4-;inillkj 
"Mercy!" she exclaimed, "theae look Ulra boUet botea.^ ~ ; -. -V; :ifSn(^:> 

•■They be.^' replied the laadleidi *!tta'.Mler.ttlM.:|M:tMB. : ' ~ 

shot hla wife in.thU room.*" "'-" '■;..:-=n;-'.-'i^s^>; :' 

itl^- aM thOr.lad»; .?ahot.hli wUet -mat AM be te^^ 




wld"! tbe.^Wn«lordi':-nM : 



the ftUer. 



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JULY 2, 1S1& 




les Frohman Qilte^ His New Yoik Offices That 
jHas Coiisiiinrtia^ 




^•>c» TgA^buK 23 (Special to The BUIt>oaM>. 

J^-Okaries •Si9>s»» ■> xld to tuve cablt-d tils 

TJhw Tarlr>M«p;es«nMtlTe that he win return 
to Mew Ym^MntMl weeks earlier tluo la 
-■nvim naifBgte.lBnsnrate.B mUqae crateaa 
a* fte .taMBSBgaaL^xekaiice of pUrs and 
J l i ym . Tkfr'fMtwttc stmtment has been ae- 
eaced ttom theSBObman offlee: In tk* IMsic 
X«ofidun, Mancniler aDd .I^lTerpool. peagT 
Paria. will 1>e k.-'bart ot t6r same drenlt 
New Tork. Chldgfc. and . PMailelphla, foe m 
of tlip American cd^paoles. Mr. Frobman will 
disrrgard all precedence lo theatrical matters 
and wUl treat LoDd&i precisely like an Amer- 
ican dtr. - ' > 

The Srst ot the lone list of attractioos that 
will be Intervhanged between London and Kew 
Tork win be Henry M^]er and his company In 
Her Bnaband-'s Wife, wttlcb la now mnnlng at 
the Crttoloa Tbeatre. ^iHe plans to send the 
.liy t» Wjjalaiiil Immedftely opon the close of 
MJtar -xoik eBguenest. 

ill. mfenan bas occaiionaUy 



tn wtaMi A. E. Thomas, the author 

satlrlaes woman's wiialaiee, and Tet.aaanaors to 
keep the entbe n —Jy dan tram all flat, m 
CODUBOO In the Fteaeh and CermaB docaestle 
farces. 

Hciit7 Uiller is aln>adr well knoirii la Eng- 
land, havlns prodaced The Great Dlrlde there 
two aeasoos ago. Klaw & Erianser are co- 
opeiatiae with Mr. Frobman tn this sew more. 
iVgetber they bare arranged to bare Henry 
Ulller present revival^ of seven of bis other 
sncc«se5, while be i^. in Creat Britain. 

&lr. Frobman bas not yet disclosed his 
plan of addliw Paris to the eztcadcd circuit, 
beyund intbnattas the poistt M l tr. Be Intends 
to devote seeecal neks iMMsdlately apoa Us 
ton to tk* >«flMliM-«( Mb 



BILLPOSTERS MEET 

S ______ 

Penpsy Ivania Association Holds Its Sixteenth Annual 
$}opya|ition at Johnstown With 
Members, 



3.* 



The SIxlaeath Aninial Mcetlnc Pennsylrsnla 
BIl^ostear-'Assoclatlaa was held at Jobnatown. 
Joe 9-19 With aa attendance ot torty-nloe 
nemhcTS. 'Mcaolntlons were adopted, heartily 
endorsing Gaorse L. Cbennell for re-election to 
prt-jldenr, and Charles Bernanl for swrretary. 
While na definite action was taken, after a dis- 
cussion on tbe adrlBabUIty of continutog the 
poblicatloo of the *'ETomotIon Bureau." by tbe 
National Association, the opinion wav expiv^Aed 
tbat tbe cost ykfLS extraordinary and should be 
much reduced or the publication should be dls- 
contlaued. 

Tbe followinc cOcets were elected: President, 
lahB n. MIshlsr. ■ BaadI—. (i tn c e ocfaalaatlau, 
UM): ilti pttildrnt. mt MMm, Osnwlls- 
Tllle: s ec i e im y. -j^ittfcn A. Taekitw LncMter. 




r tean eompanyte .stMb'> His preemt plan is 
l^to replace eMk ' AiiVB eaaapsoy In America 
^wttb an AmedCMi' cakpaay tn Eosland. allaw- 
Imt each to retan boase at the end of the tonr. 

"I flraiy beUere" Mr. Frobman is said M 
kSTe stated, "that this new method ot exehanse 
of companies and plays will stimolate friendly 
ilvalrx In tbe profession of both coaotrles and 
will broaden the players by Kltios them a 
Sseater variety of andlences than bas yet been 
poHible. It will also serre to . make tbe pro- 
dnctloos less proTloclal and more coamopolltan.' 
Tbim is tbe great need In tbe development of 
the stase In both Kngland and America, Play- 
wrights win select tlwmes that wia appeal to 




to And a piaT more ad- 
I'.tis.the experiment than the one 
MMets. Her Husband's Wife was , 
dioBea' from amone a number of last seasoo'a | 
prodoctlons l>ecanse of tbe brilliant and amosing | 



New York 

Summer Shows 

. New Tork, June ZT (Special to The BUIboard). 
— Kow that tin tliemiODeter Is registering nearer 
to tbe terer-beat point and 'tis hot a« bath sides 
of Broadway, it Is safe to saj lft|Kt'ttn:ttB0MfeiS 
attractioos, now on the boards^ .VB'lMnlB W- 
tll the swallowa homeward fly: 

Girlies, at the New Amsterdam. Its catdiy 
BDnsIc and its bevy of fair creatures (none over 
twenty), and its scenic splendtkr cootlnne to 
jHke tt«ae o( the hig snoHaer Uta. 

The Btatone Hnter has beeonie so popOIar and 
- aaie-ao great, that'^shn ~ 




is eontlaiilng ~ the 
It made at tbe Liberty. AltlMWgh'U was 

todoT. 

The Spendthrift contlnnes to moralize at tbe 
Hudson. JudglDir from the capacity bouses and 
the Indications tor a continued heavy advance 
will have little time to en- 
> tills summer. 

. Miner and his coopanr In Her Hns- 

bnrs WIttt win cantiaM^at Jta OtltctiOB tn 
ant pisy nntn Mr. H 
passed -the word that Om 
IBCsent indications, h o w e rw , Oe 
endless. 

Marie Dressier. In TUlle's Klghtmaia, coatia- 
ties at tbe Herald Square to excellent bns- 
Ineas. Mayor Gaynor's open avowal to attend 
the performance has packed the bouse at every 
performance. Tlllie expects to be with us until 
rtie can wake op nnder winter covers. 

The Summer Widowers is still attracting 
atteatiOD at tbe Broadway. Lew Fields and Ills 
at Uts^aC femininity have sans 
-tsTor. -Xo aeOalte date 
an ap- 




aaaaad 

Whita 



Way, 



GRIFFIN CIRCUIT GROWINa 



TonatOb Oat.. Caa., Yaae Tbe GrIIIln 
d iiiiissia t at Co., X,td.. has takes a Isag lease 
«• Clem ooera homes wlthia tbe last three 
wcdta. Owing to the larse laccease in tbe IhwI- 
aess. Manager Peter F. Grillln. manager ot tbe 
Gtlllla TaodevIIIe Ctrenlt. bas increased his 
oOce staff with tbrce more stenograpbexs. with 
Brace Fowler In charge. David Stewart has 
Joined the olBce stair as assistant manager, and 
is expected to take charge of a branch offlee 
on the Coast in the near tatore. John CriflUi. 
■resident and sole proprietor ot tUa 
Is making a trip of Isvectioa 
cnlt. 

The new $40,000 fllm plant which wlU be tbe 
only one In Csnads. will soon he la coone of 

con-structioo. - Doc Sloan.' a well-known motloo 
picttire photographer, bas Joined the Grlffln 
forces. The Gdtno bon»>s are now mnniDg four 
and Ave acts, with two reels of olctores. glvlos 
three sbowii a day. and dolag blis ~ 




field. Executive committee: Ollvor E. Gromaa. 
Bethlehem; Eugene H. Bryan, Chester; Harry 
L. Carey, Philadelphia. Delegates to National 
Association: James Reardon, Harry B. Bell: 
alternates, O. E. Groman, Barry W. Mwnr. 
The audlllnr committee reported a balaata la : 
treasury of $1,020.30. Pbtladelpbia « ' ~ 
for tbe annual mectltkg of 1011. 

It was decided that hereafter ao 

for membership ran be voted npoa, aalMa tbe 
api>lleant la In attendance at the ananal a>eet- 
Ing, or appears previous thereto in |)erscci befon* 
tbe executive committee. Also "when a membiT 
finds It expedient and feels fully warranted lu 
advauclng bis rates tn the town or city whlclj 
he rt'pres^-nts, he shall make a re<iuest In per- 
son at tbe annual meeting, when the appUcailoo 
Is presented." 

Tbe annual banquet was an elaborate affair in 
the parlor of tbe Merchanla* Hotel, with flft.v- 
slx plates. The goests were Lieutenant Gover- 
nor Bobert S. Murphy, Judge of Cambria County: 
Francis J. O'Conner. Msyor Alexander Wilson 
and tbe editors ot the dallr aa asp a a n s, all ot 
whoa spoke aa adurtialu, Mlawup aad ~ 



TRAIMiTOIIII MOTKI.' " 

TRE. 



Wotresler. Mass., June 27. — The Lincoln 
Theatre will flourish after Octot>er IS or Korem- 
t>er 1, in place of the IJocoln House, which 
bas been '.a caravansary since lS3i. Edwin W. 

•r the FtaMaat atiact : 



Bdward EL' Ffcaat, the asnK^ _ 

balld there an amosement bnaas . he aays. that 
wiU be worth between |T3,000 aad |M O , 00 0 . 

Mr. Lynch, who Is tbe owner of snstbet Bar- 
ing pictnre theatre in Woooaocket. said tiut 
the lease- ot the- Lincoln Hooae p iup e llj la tar 
twenty-live years. He ptirposes bartac a Mat- 

ttMtaaM&Mi' aC'atoir%Stt ^^y*f- f 

For Equable 

Railroad Rates 



NELLA W 



Morris Gets 

Kilties Band 




iKBtlcB 



ibcty mo- 

jiMtkHI tiT 

•wumm- MoBls, inc., for a toar oenr.tlielr ti-q- 
iertUe dfcnlt, and wIH sooo sppear at the 
American Mnaic Hall, New Tork. ' Cbls cr. 
ganlsatian la said to have been a favorite with 
tlie late King Edward VII., who iJ«4.aHcd tbclr 
lesder with a Tlctoriao Medal at Bfljiicnl. 
The Kilties were In Loodon -tt t>e time of tbe 
King's death and at the special n.:\wmz. of 
Queen Alexandria, took part In tbe fnactal |.io- 



Among the teatnres of the band will be tiie 
Clan Johnstone Troope of twenty Scotch pipers 
and dancers, and a male choir of sixteen -voices. 
AU the mtmtus at tb* band wear fcUtad regl- 

•M jtf ks OTcr. 



NKW MILWAUKEK THEATnBr 



MUwaokec, Wis., Jane 2S. — It Is reported 
tbat negotiations are oo between John Saxe 
and Patrice Codahy, by which Mr. Saxe pro- 
! poaes to establish a new tlicatre on the north- 
east eoracr ot Third and Wdia stiina, (eccatly 



Alliance, Ohio, 

Theatre Sold 

.Alllaaee, O.. Jaaa 
bas beca soM to ^ 
O., who assaaed po 

menclng Jnly 4 will open with raamer stock. 
W. H. Crawford, tbe former owner, will de- 
vote hla time to the management of his theatre 
In Charlerol. I'a. Jack Uall, who has been 
manager onder >Ir. Crawfortl, retains tbe same 
position with Mr. Hlnes. It bas been two years 
since this city bas bad sommer stock. 



HEROINE AT REST. 



Members of tbe profession will regret to learn 
tlut Angnsts Fasslo. the Italian acrobat, whose 
aeck vras broken by s fsll st tiie Empress Tbe- 
-atie, March 0. died last week st the ClndnnaU 
n il j l t a l , after a aont basaiejMrBHrie .agabat 
dMth, laatiaK-ascr Jkrrl afaiifc , Tjiriat at 
Mdfe paned tmtj 



Editor The BUIboard, 
Cincinnati, O. 
Dear Sir: — The Cotton Belt Railroad Compan.v 
has made a ruling to charKe freight rates on 
all tent show property csrrled In private bag- 
gage cars, and all tbe roada In Arkan s as liave 
ralaed their rates on one and tsro-car shows. 
Tlw Bailroad Commlselon of Arkansas has- set 
Jair • to give tbe show people a hearing: 
it Is veiT iaportsnt thst af many managers of 
one and two-car alMSn aa posalble meet at Lit- 
tle Bock. Arte. .OB Uiat date to show cause 
srhy the rate should not be raised. Tbe Rail- 
road Coaalaloa oC Arkanaaa Is Inclined to deal 
fair siBd Jost In tbe aatter and it enough one 
and tsro-car show msnagcrs meet at Little 
Rock and put ap tbe facta as tbey really are. 
we can aectire the same rate In Arkansas as we 
hava la ftxas, bat If fb« locrraM is per- 
d-tt att drive all the one snd 
aat. d(- Arkansas. 

Bespectfnily yours. 
A. O. AIXEH. 



PMILUM AND STEIN HARDT COR- 
PORATE TO LEND LEGAL Altt: - 



_^ and Mr. , 
haidt bare taimtS a copartaenhip Ut Iba gw- 
ecal practice of the law and will sosa be la- 
staOcd In s new snlle of odlces oo Braadway. 
Hr, Phillips was formerly with tbe law depart- 
aent of tbe United Booking OIBces of America, 
and has a wide experience In corporation law 
and legal matters pertslning to tbe theatrical 
profession. Mr. Stelnbardt, who was also form- 
erly associated In the law department of tbe 
United Booking Offlrra of Amerlcs, is now geu- 
cral rsunsil to tlie Pat Casey Agcaer. lac sad. 
aa aaaaal jaaia.past Ina aada 'a..api 



tt*.:iMr^-fi:: 



..ips r la lt y af 



her Bolber aad father. Atutasta, with 
two brothcra. had tor many years fonoed an 
acrobatic trio. It was while ataadlog aloft, 
poised 00 her partners, that she fell, snd sus- 
tained the fatal Injnry. riir two hrotbera Im- 
mediately left Clevelaod f</r Clnclonatl. lo or- 
der to attend the taaeraL she was iaiettat 



New Tork, Jane 21!.— Oas RlU'a aaw arodac- 
tloa of Tbe MMnlgbt MaMeaa. writtna ^ Jsa, . 
Le Brandt, anale by Lee Orin Stellh. •eraeiy br 
Gates and Morange and T, Doild Acfcerman. ens- 
Inmcs by FVsnk Ilayden, will open Ita seaann 
Ang. 22. with tbe followlog arllsU: Woods, Rsl- 
ton sod Co., ilsrry Emerson, Welch sod Malt- 
land, Crelxhlon Bros., Lena La Couver, Gladys 
Sean, Howard snd St, Clair. Kmllr Hall. Wal- 
ter Boeal and Matthews snd Harris' sketch 
Will Cressy, entitled Adam the 1 11 t e al. 
Maaon has t»een secured to nnt on the aaahws-- 
Gas Hill states tbat a number of Borelllea vU 
be Introdnced. 

\ ROBERTSO N IN MILL CITY. 

¥laa«Mioiirk »!■«,; IImm 9r,-n. 0. Robert- 
ofiTthe UBli^dlhaatns Osagaa a r of <bl- 
irss In MlnaMpoUa tMs «r>4 !■ M<«»u.t«- 
-Itb J. B. Boctts, af tba Calqae Theatre, 
la iJgard to tbe geaeral oudliM and plans of 
the %wo new events which thia company now 
baa bsder way, aamaly the enlarglos or t>>* 

- "^Tbettia aad tbe balMlag of lbs new 

" iaai..r ■ 



JULY 2, 1910. 



Ttie Bi llboard 



AMERICAN CLASSIC IMANAGE^^qpfED 



Play to Deal With the Early Mission Movement of 
California and the Adventures of the Noted 



Smd Praoclaco, Cal.. Juiw 37. — Tius nfiortK 
tbat have b«en clrculatlDV anvat tb« ctnnloc 
|iro<lactloa of tlie great mlialon plajr of Mrly 
Callforola life and to deal wltb tbe iacldenta 
ami aJteoturea Id tbe career ot tbe noted 8paa- 
bb Mlulooarr Patbar Janlpera Betra and plc- 
iiire blalorlcal cpliodea lo California durlni Ibe 
lltne of tbe Doted prleat, are now corroborated. 
tVoro tbe laleat anaooocemeotri, Guvtavf Krob- 
niin. wbo was In tbe W«t a few werka ago. 
r><ii>i>lrted arraDsemeota wbcreby be will take 
■ k-tlve liBDil In tb« comtns production, wbtcb 
nill uo doubt aarpais uurtblDg erer betut* at- 
ipiuptetl Id Ibia ar amj oilier eoniitijr. Alntdr 
of. tk* arfpMaa draaa aad; lia produc- 
Ikw at Blranll%.;'CUi^.:kiM «M'-tk* iutlae- 
tSa ar belaceWDed ' tto cMmblWdac of th« 



lloo aC . 

American Obenmioercaa. The iBtwtloa of ttao 
nroJerion> Is to otter tbit dmnatle feotlTal dnr- 
b tbe Cbrlatmaa bolldar aeaaoai annnaUT-. 
^^rank A. Miller, of tbe Olrnwood Mlaalon Ino, 
his be«B at work upon tb« drama for manjr 
mra. H* kaa loog aougbt to perpetuate and 
IiiBbliilMi tke ilialin featuiao and Bis masaia- 



PSAT -WHITE 8AN0BAQGED ON 
.. . >;«ROADWAY. 



Xnr Tort. laic S (SpecUl to Tbe Billboard). 
— ntriek WMto. MBWdlSD and tbeatrlcal mana- 
■er. IItIsc kl tks BaM Xormandle. ivporled to 
the nolire tbat bs was aet. npoa br roar nen 
Tbnradar. Jane S3, at 3 A. M„ at Forty- 
tklrd atr*et asd Broadway, drassed Into as 
area and kaocknl a a e iiMcl at u aad. wkbaj of 
vatrb aad riMl >,.t Ba« ia rt lat fc ot. a aJjw M natch 

tke*'hea«' a wftMaa. «M»^ to the 

Sanaaadle. 

Dctcctlvt-^ shlhf'f' and »1i«od hooq afterwani 
MW -two m^n at Furiy-thln) airvet and Broad- 
Vay* hand n nrwapatier packaire to a tblrtl 
Baa. 'Vbe rrl^ wrre arreated. In ttie packoK^. 
the police f^y. wt-rt* the tbinxa taken frtm 
WUir. Tbe mi'o aald tbe^ fuuml tb^ buudi*-. 
were todred lo I^^llce II(-ai1.]uart»>n< anttl 

mnv ran ai^pear la Coort. 



iSavage Declares 



* Tberv 1^ no one^tloD nf doubt tbat an aband- 
•nce of fivj for tbnujcbt baa been siren tbe 
tbratrlcal Korlii In Reoeral upon tbe annonnce- 
Bi^nt Ibit llenrj- W. Sarari" baa declared tbat 
for tbe rnsulDK Tear be has arraoced bla book- 
laic plana In a nunner tbat will take bla at- 
liacliMi nrer roatea coatrolled and iMoked bjr 

TWa ac- 
BfoadwaT. 
next 



Mtt the Syadlcate and Independenta. 
Hob ffcta haa atlnvd aoislp aloo« Bi 
gjjag^^i mp i MI MMllM J».;.yh» la i 




leot 

— . ot. Mr. Savaao that 

^ — ~ hMo oOMMcts with tbo Katloaal 

Tbeati* OwwH* AMOdathw rad witk Moans. 
Klaw and ErUanr, which ptooM* that ftr a 
ItrtB of rear*, Ur. aaraiio*a pradnetloM ahaU 
•pprar In ti>e tlieatrea owoed or cootroicd by 
Iv V Sarajto's sametOH prodactlom will 
ibua be olTered In erery city and town of 
tbeatrlcal Importance throoKboat tbe Ualted 
Stateii. i.larlnE the Klaw & Erlan|ter boaaes 
wbererer the.v oxiit. and those ot the Inde- 
peaorat forrea Intlle amaller cities and towna. 
II the cireatts wboae ownera or noiclal 
ilailrn bccaiBC alcnatorlea to ibis Im- 
^^Maortafothe JoUowlng num- 

jnMcia ^irijlallMa^%GiMn*M *aBd* Paclfle 
uT**; * ' * ;' *« — Bxrhange (Loola- 

«'*'«b00M). Oolemao-a CIrcolt (South 
aad Sunthweat). Copper and Iroo Clrcoll (llln- 
n^wMa. WlaeooalD aad Mlchlsan). CbamberUtn. 
lUrrlnatoo and Kindt (Middle Weat). and 
Ctawr.ird. rhillcy and Zojininn (Middle Weat). 
A" In prerlooa aeaaona, Mr. Sarace'a produc- 
wtll also p]a.r. br this arranaeoient with 



Kisantic acale npoa wblcb tl>e play will be dune 
la erldenced by tbe fact tbat In addition to tbe 
large cast ot principals, there will be naed some 
alx bnndred full-blooded Indiana aa aopomumer- 
nrles. Tbe production will be made In tbe OfieD- 
air aod durlag the early part ot tbe erenlng. 
Wbatercr light effects are required will be ae- 
cured by tbe enonaooa aearcb-llgbia tbat will be 
used. 

Edward Eisner, wbo was one of tbe chief as- 
slslanta to MIsa Maude AdamH at tbe Jo«a vf 
Arc production at Harrard Unlvemlty, has been 
engaged to write the play. IIo will also appear 
Id tbe leading role. Tbe entire stage manage- 
meat wW alio bo la hia can aad be Is wtir en- 
gaged Ib l o tiBlat Ms . aaototaata. Onatare 
Fnbwa was la tam wItk Tba TbW Coaipaay. 
whieh .was SMB ar •B».'«C flw 



Frank B. Carr, Weil-Known Burlesque Manager and 
at One Tiine Owncq^ Third Avenue Theatre^ 



New York. Juno S (Spoctal t» IbS BtHbaM). 

— Frank B. Carr, the wen-known borleaqne man 
ager and at one time owner ot the Third Ave. 
Theatre in New York, and tbe Unlqne Theatrtr 
In Brooklyn. aeeldentaUy fell or deliberately 
Jumped Into tbe North BIrer from tbe pier at 
tbe foot of Weat 38th atieet oo Tpeaday. Jane 
21 and was drowned. He waa seen oo tbe pier 
a few hmn before the body wsa picked up. 
Meat Iflca lion waa made from carda and letters. 
Amoog tbe articles waa a card aaklng tbat 
Carr's mother. Margaret E. Carr, 201 Seconil 
street. Brooklyn, be notlfled in case of acci 
dent. He wore a Maaonic pin In bis bnttenhole 
aad carried docnments ahowing tbat be Is a 
ncmber of Corlnttalan Chapter, No. ise. Royal 
AAb MaooBS. aad of Baltlmoce Lodge. Ko. 7. 



thrns 
Messrs. 



Klaw A Kriauger. the bouses owned 
aao controlled, or represented br that Hrm In 
SI! the larger cities. They will also play la 
"H-h rlrcnlts or the Klaw * Krianger llat as 

n^li-'Sl*.*!^ <Deii»er._ etc.) " 

tukh. sad todlam). 

n.r this smngesMat tbe dittsre a re o belweoa 
""■ "."-ndlcate and the ladrpendenl forces at* 
1 Insofar aa emeema the 8ango pro- 

,IV P'- ""I* mitiairrn will 

like In prolr<t their own Inlereat wilt be eag- 
"7 . "slehr^I Inaaroneh that the so-called un- 
"riM.n uvr that the producing rainager »f- 
Jl'sl.-.l with the HriMlIrate la barred from their 
^*ltiB prlTlleic vthen nlarlna theatres not 




Can^ MMta bdlsvs bs csml 
lo a at of deapoodcBcy bwijMbi oa by Ul 
health aod Imslacsa roT ti aos. Ha attempted to 
cut hIa throat two years ass la Chicago after 
he had Ion considerable money In a tbestrical 
reatore, and bis lock did not change after 
tliat. Bccently he bad desk room with tbe Taa- ' 
ner TsodeTllIe Company, room 230 Knickerbock- 
er Theatre Bnlldlng. 

He entered tbe tbeatrlcal boaloesa aa a mem* 
ber of a qnsrtet known as tbe Uorsesboe Four, 
coDslstlng ot 'himself, Qolnlan and the Lore 
Sinters, and made bis first big aoecesa wltb a 
burlesque hilled as Frsnk B. Carr's Thcroagb- 
breds. In tbe meantime be had gained ■ 
ot tbe Unlqne Tbeatre In Wmiamabiirg. 
Then he Joined forces la exptaltlog ' 



Rose Melville iNorfolk Academy 



^•kltiB nrlTlleic when plarlng 
■fler their roolml. It Is self-pTldenl that Mr. 
!«atas,. s iledaratloa of nan nartlsanship comes 
niere or leas la the form of self protcrtton In 
Ik r,M,iin, 1,1, »srloua sttrsctloas. The e«- 

"•'I'Sni'ji'? ^s^'u.'^^SBHrti 

jr-J'.tiV fc!?.^.«S«J!%i^5ooh^ 

2"" <>e the basla for an a fg aawat far other 
ma:,.,Kers to assume tbe aaow atlltnde. nolCM 
" V s.rnilirat<> can otTer soiao rfsionablo tiplan 
f,'""' "'VT Mf- Barage should he aeronted spe- 
E_- 53r."*«** '» carrylna out bis plans aa be 
Iri "•"••se'I In bla announcement. It may be 
™*rr araoed that while thti new mora tp- 
'» be a usi, ^ lasportsuce for the Inde- 
r^Meats. tt_aEM may be shown to base Its 



n It baa Jn»t 

iMkM Mrt Ihat Rase HelTiMe. of 8U Bopklas 
(ame. waa secretly mazrled to Frank Mlnaey. 
a member ot her company, oo June 12. The 
ceremony took place at the Mattda CoUegUte 
nivh. New Vork. Ut. and lbs. Illliu ate 
now at their home In Sooth Bend. MsSLjIssey 
will not retire from the stage. Mt wn ceo- 
tiouc next aeaaoo In Sis Hopkins. 



what future steps will tw taken b.v Mr. Saragv. 
but tbooe who are on llie Inside ot thi- present 
warfare are ronlldeni that when the Theatrical 
Myndtcate holds Its annual meeting oo July I. 
Saragv wilt lie added to the conwaatlea. Thns 
playa In whicb Klaw * Mitager. aad alas Sar.- 
age are Interesleil will he sble to eater the 
theatres of tbe Independents la Saeage'a name. 

Mr. Sarage'i more had been anticipated ttnce 
he attended tbe meeting ot ttM Naltooal Asaoel- 
alloo of Tbeatrlcal t>ToduclnK Managers, from 
which Klaw * Krlaoger and their adhercoti 
withdrew about a raooth ago. Cooterencca be- 
tween tbe leaden of all tbo rarlous factions 
had been held dally, and It was not antlt oo 
Wctetdajj^JiiM Ikst Ssvsve dsllmsd to 



Changes Hands 

Norfolk. Vs.. Jane SS. — ^Tbe Academy of 
Music, here, recently purchsied at aiKtlOB by 
O. W. Qrandy. haa been leased for a term ot 
ten years by Otto Weils, b t o t bts aC Jake Wrtla. 

and local maaaBWjk ' 

bouse will forai a IM iBtts. 
of theatres. 



HER HUSBAND'S WIFE NOW AT 
TMK;eillTEIUO|N. .... 



New York, Jnne 37 (Special to The BlUboaxd). 
— Mr. Henry UtUcr and hts supporting company, 
which hare been playing tor aereral areeks at 
the Oarrtck Theatre In Mr. A. E. Tbomas' com- 
edy. Her Hnsband's Wife, mored to the Crt- 
tcrloo Tbeatre to coatlme their New .Tork ran. 
Tbcre waa a latgs aadlenes at tba spaaliv per- 
formance IB tbs new locatlM lo glTS wnlriigM to 
Mr. MOtar aad Us aljiirlatil MS 




at 

to SfeTlsM tt tbe AM Ats ^ 

essay to auks a biirleaqae hotae ot It; AtUt 
be loot this property lata' burleaqne tnleesata. 
were entirely In tlie Empire Cirmit (Weslen 
Wheel), who are to take charge ot tbe borlsl 
of the body. It Is said at one time be was es- 
timated to lie worth more than f300,000. wblcb 

grsdsaUj' waa loai la oaproatabla s e u tai es. 
HAAS IN WAUKMAN. 

Waokegan, III,. Jnne 2S. — After alx years as 
press sKeut for SIgfried and Boaeothsl si the 
BI]on Theatres of Dnboqne, Iowa, and Decatur, 
III., Wm. A. Haas bss mored to Wsnkegsn. 
HI., t" sccept tbe management of "TheattV 
Beai^Ufal." owned by M. Flecklrs of tbe 
Laemmie Film Oimpany, Chicago. The honao 
will play fODT SulllTan & Consldlnr acts, split- 
ting weeks with a Chicago and a Mllwauke* 
honse. Prior to leaving Decatur, the news- 
paper boya of tbat city and tbe entire force of 
employes of tbe llTe theatres of Decatur. pr>^ 
sented Mr. Haas wltb s gold watcb and 
Elka* diismond studded antler button. 
Mr. ilaaa' family sre spending the ram- 
mer st Frentrees Lake, near Bast Onlniqne. IIL. 
where they hare resided during the. MUBae|r 
montbs tbe past seren years. The taaiUg- wni 
moss » Waakscaa ikis (all.: .ttm T 



Henry Carleton 
Is (^^ale^^^ng 

Hot ■8irrlat*.^Aik..,Wr^%^r^kmmgth» mm 
peoBlo -soismalnK laMHs-Tapflr (9^. tenths 
w^Stosva playwrigbt aad tareator. Hency Gay 

CarlctaB.' 

Mr. Oarisise was sfllcted with a stroke of 
paramia abobt foor years ago. Tbia caosea 
him to loae ' bis rolee. His mind la clear aod 
he can un d e t st and one bat cannot nse his tocs] 
chords. .Bouses a slate wltb alplial>et K-ttera 
oo: TbIa' in' bla only means of commnnleatloo. 
Henry Qiiy Carleton Is the author of Tbe Glided 
Fool, the play In which Nat Goodwin met wlUi 
flo much soccesa; Tbe Impudent Young Coaple, 
NeTCT Again (adapted). Tbe Oirl From Maxlm'a 
(adapted). Princesa ot Erie, and a number of 
ctber s n c ccss e s . 

ARTISTS TO APPEAR IN ANTI- 
GONE LEA VE FO R 'FRISCO. 

New York, loae 27 (SpecUl to The BlUboaitl). 
—The ftdlowinc artists left to aaaUt Margaret 
Anglln ' In her fortbeoming special performance 
ot Antigone, at the Greek Theatre on Thursday. 
Jane 99: Edward Rail. Frances Jordan. Mar- 
gaiat Gordon and Mrs. a W. Brooke. Mlis 
Anglln, It Is ssid. will, daring her San Fraa- 
dKO engagement, rerlre for a few *P«<luai£ 
formaaecs. Mrs. Daae'a Defence. In addltM-ta 
plarlbc .The Aw akening of Helena Bicbls. 

iibuQH RIDER NIGHT AT. THB 
' NEW AMSTERDAM. 



( 



K«w Totk. loae 27 (S^lal to Tbe Bnibnara>. 
—Frederic Tboopsoa has extended an Inrlta- 
tlon to tbe groop oC Roog^ Riders who aceom- 
panled ex-Prsaldent Tbeo. RoooeTelt In the land 
sarade on his retsm to this coantry, to attMd 
a performance ot Olrlles at tbe New Amster- 
dam. Harry Breen^ls orlslnatlng seseral new 
tar Sks occasion snd a tew specialties win 
' which will make the * 



NKW PKHN rXAN THEATRE. 



be 



reaa Yan. N. Y.. Taas "n - jffce i . 

Theatre here, will »» «a»ilrt!« and opened 

aboat. the middle tt J?"^,S32' 
— ~- — tiaapiiiti a Cbss. n. Slsson. 

at tbe Tales Lyceum Tbeatte. 

,« ly aie la March. 1907. wiU 

tnanage tbe aew tbeatre. Tbe iortl«T_^ tto 
boose wm be eae.lw feSlMg alttartlm, taflf 
week. The boose is .alNaar pialllinni,. asia. 
oat tot t>e s»«ala>. V - ^ , • 

oiMwyrARk opgN s IN AudtArir. 

Kew York. June 27 (Special to Tbe Blllboanl>. 
— Baker aod Castia wtn send oa roar early ta 
Aagnst. tbe Bastern and Wealrcn ~ ' 
caopaalcs. This vlU be the UIrd: 
Ibis leBMrkable. saccessfal plaj. ' la- 

ssreTt: 

to Im Mt fhs L — - 

to^Msa^a ■a fO i y iltaI^.*sM! «C i 




6 



xne etllboard 



JULY 2, 1910. 



THE FOLLIES OF 1910 GREAT WHITE WAY 



Tops the New York Theatrical Menu with a Cheer 



r Diiiiier Conglomeration of Pleasan- 
tries-f^upersedes All FonnerSwes; 



SJ? SSS^ '"5* ^ (Specl«I to The BiUboard). 
r^.£W»» o£»10. a mulMl ««»ne. In two 

SHE CAST. 

SgSL Mlt^ .. .. Harry W.t«on 

9li?^mn " Maurice Heeeman 

Sta^ •• Arthur Mc^.tJS 

Hetty G. •' ■• -- ■'i?asf*„'^"»«« 

t.aretaker Bert Wniiasw 

g*y,g 3>*i"«"Br- 'Jth the am night »aa- 
g^jf . ^^^tW Biljia the toot theatre to Its nt- 

WaSJSrSii JSSm ?2 •'""'It scene the 
IKr ratfod off oa a mUe-a-minnte 

ana ammmlng to the eatetir nclodlea that wr^ 

»ndered throoghont tbrSiSSSSnw. In^ 
an. It b desuoed to be jKttS^Sttt ot 
a Bumner enterteloment S^riS a2T«!SdItF 
ocm hot nuDmer'a erenliig. Folllea ot 1910 la 
Doniea Ib ■ moat ■topendons. cUtterinz 

*°°«». trmyeatlea and pretty . girls. The 
iS«l!l2l?"i*5 ^P"^*!"' compounded 
■e SmlO. fins Bdwarda. Julian Jfltch- 

A^aiid oOiera. and wdl did theFou^jT^atthc^ 
J«dpe for the edlflcatlon of thennSS^^ 
5Sr» ? I,"",''"'.. fertile brain of JUlan 

MItchen pUjed a pleaalne trie* opoa tho noe- 
'^ ^^ TOtchIng the surprise rntraiMM of 'Uw 
Pl«ref». At one time the grlnelpala. 



Make Good 



New Tork. June 2T (Special to Tbo Btmioaid). 
—L. Lawrence Weber, treasurer of the CMom- 
bia Amniement OMnpany. who reeelTcs weekly 
ttatemeuu of the bnalnas done at an of the 
ttlrty-elght thMtres operated by that corpora- 
non. U authority for the statement that the graes 
neaipta of tbo ttat weak oC the anmmcr eonce. 

\mrat of llie OoDcae eidg nt the C-.Jam>Ia Thea- 
O* ware tha lazgeat In tbo bistcer at tbe bnr- 
taoe bnslneas In Amedea. In view of the nn- 
ratorable weather conditions ot tha past week. 
Don a ttaeatrlcal standpoint, tta's tact most 
compliment to the drawing 
qualities of IHe College 6IrU' entertalnmenL 
All last season there was actlre eompetltlan 
amooK the sepuate manasements playing Colimi- 
£i a Fpmmer mn at the Cotam- 

DU. Thls^.BnaUy narrowed down to about half 
a. doani oonpanles. Inclndlog the Behman Show. 

\ "" *b««R oixanlxatloa. the Bowan- Box^ 

'^S^y.. .tbe'ij Metry Whirl. The CoD^ Olrls 

scnbqa. bwln. -and Hnrtic aad laaiMa drapoed 

It out. After maar and exbanstlTe caaferences 
by the exeeutlTe committee, consisting of Presl- 
5SfJL w^"'***! ¥^ "* Treaimrer U Law 
reuce Weber snd Secrt^ary and General Manaeer 
S^ner.„,the distinction fcU to Max Spiegel's 
JMIege Girls and Jack Singer's Behman Show. 
This whole compeUtlon cheated the llrellest in- 
terest In burlesque circles ind there Is naturally 
much satisfaction felt In nil directions at the 
' ^"^^ °^ '^"t w<H-jc. It Is generally 

Mlend that The College CIr6, wUl condniieto 
do as Immense hostneaa, and tlic_hlgta cbaiactes 

(o maintain the xceocd made b)< the Splecd 
company. The Behman Show be^na Its four- 
weeks' engagement Jnly II. SIngeKis making 
freat preparations for the eveot and = ha win niil 
*«ht«dlr ja eseot a remarkable aho irJ\ 

POLAIRE TO CONTINUE AT^THE 

VI CTOR IA. >, 

21 (Special to The BnibmLC^ 
-40le Polalre'e eosacancot «aa to have 
mlnated next week, hot «he ho been pte»__, 
e;>OD to renew, bcr eootnet. .dUhoojih anxloS' 
to return to Paris, to keep har eBgasemcDti, ahe 
.feo decided to remain at HaauDcntela'a Tle- 
tijtia imtn July 23. 

The latereat la her p eifuima nn 
UttH aad ahe eontlnaea to be the bf 
mt «■*■ •<er ptaacttted at the Tli 

TOO MUCH COMPETITION. 

Zanesrme. O.. Jnne 28.— The Sebnils Opera 
House, playing tTnlted Ekmlly CIrcnit TaudeTille. 
has dosed tOr the season. Hot weather ai>d la. 
ability to am at aummer prices of ten cents, 
decided tbe home. Son Sc Murray's Orpheum 
played Rolfe's Ye Colonial Septette, a aeren 
"d-doDar fcataite, with two other acts at 
It tm eeata. nmlBiw at tUa 



instead of being on the stage, were making their 
appearance from all parts ot tba auditorium. 
It kept the audience a swinging and oannlng 
their necks watching from what spot the next 
player woold pop up. White not new. a pretty 
novelty was introduced In a swing song, a group 
of ••rnerri-merri," neatly attired in a Eumxnery 
garb, singing the choms of the number while 
swinging over the heads of the audience. In 
the current song rerue. Mr. Zlegfeld has a wor- 
ttty cast of interpretators who are big factors 
in the success of tills summer gaye^. 
WIllhuii% : tt* dcvan ' 

is lnd#'iB'-«!a«H. tr 

carri ed off the houoN e(' the _ 
Inimitable singing of eoiai waga.-; Kuar Btlee, 
a newcomer to Broadwar. ttn B dead heat tor 
flist hooors. With Iter oeisoaal magaettiai and 
her eccentric facial expressions and qtieer Tocal 
lnteri>oIaticns while slnplns LAvey Joe. to 
which she had to repeatedly respond t>efore her 
listeners were content to let the performance 
go on, the schooling she rcceircd wtdle with a 
leading burlesque organizations, has 9tooil her in 
good stead as Ulss Faasy Perkins: she certainly 
baa antTCA a» a camedlenne o< the simoo-pnre 
qnalltr. la adlttte te — 



.witk Bmy Beem> 
impoaalble 
a jaak of 




Personalities and Business Associations Liberally 
Discussed—The Week's Gossip Along Brpad^-' .- 
■■^^yniy:^^ed Up in TabloidvFjin^ 



New Tork. June 27 (Special to Tbe Billboard). 
— It was a treat watching ttie acton and aet- 
orines basking In the sunshine along Broadway, 
and list to their conquests and triumphs. 

' Two prominent theatrical managera were seen 
leariog the Knickerbocker Building with a mr. 
rled look — wonder whyt 

Lew Johnson tore himself away .from the 
farm, upstate, long enongh to say howdy to his 
old iiala. Incidentally dlaplayti^ a aerlea of 
photo poses ot the only eighteen-mooths-old 
hoy Iwby on earth, so he says. 

J. Frank Olbbona. tbe well-known Ink-aUnger 
for The CUmax. arrlred In town. Says he is 
dolag some pabiicity promoting for a sana- 
tailma in Pittsburg, in lien ot a course In pro- 
fessions! nursing. Expects to forsake theatri- 
cala and open a Swedish masaage parlor In Kew 
York, 

Walter Messinger and Eddie Lester are hold- 
ing daily conferences in Messinger's oDce on 
Broadway. These lire energetic boys must hare 
a surprise up their slevrea to spring opoa the 
onaophlstlcated public 

A paramoont question — How are wt galaf to 
book oar. attraetiaaa aext aaaaaal . 
Tbm . pl a a iia t ' a Urar't aasa- eeatsr; M. CMp. 

the klalt* with a 

Us coont«oance. 
happy and was 




tiCENI fROM OmUES 




TMat 



The Rog and tbe !>••• la Act S. tt 

Sbompson Saccess. 



Ika Mb JMcHc 



Famous Play 

Has Revival 



New Tork. June 27. (Special to Tbe Billboard), 
— The beat did not deter the admlrcn ot the 
Corse Payton Stock Company from being present 
at the rerlTal of The Heart of Uatylaiid, and 
though there were many wilted coIlv< !■> the 
theatre ereryhody was cnthoslastlc In applanse 
for tile work of the company. Special arrange- 
ments bad been made for the hot night. Corse 
Peyton, with his left foot, characteristically 
turned almost orer to tbe ankle, made a speech 
after the third act. anoonndng tbe production 
of The Two Otphana for next week, mlch la to 
be foUowed by Tte Oarllng ' ot tbe Oods and 
aereral ether Broadway playa, 

Claude Payton. as Alan Kendtlck. tbe Korth. 
em Colonel, in tbe play, scored a bit with tbe 
packed house. Flowers were thrown on tbe 
stage to Minna Phillips, who had the part of 
BCaryland Calrert, and awuag from the bell 
In the effort to stop the clang. Grace Fox was 
extremely amusing In her portrayal of the char- 
acter of Phoebe Tancey, Tbe scenery was ef- 
fectlTe. and when tbe red Ink had t>een well 
splashed on the soldiers snd on the spies tbe 

ia tbe theatre shnddcrad. And they si- 

aaamcd wbca the "eraet solalers of tbe 
polled Uoyd Oslrert's bead by tbe long 



CR^RLES FROHMAN TO RETURN 

Kew Tork. Jwui'Sf ftpitUi t» 
—It is .Irtth m«nr tbaB efT- 

the retofnkof Obailea ftifci _ _ 

rumor has 'It that he ia schednled to sail for 
Mew Tork tbe esTly part Ot July, 

He fa said 'to hare under consideration an ex- 
ceptionally large number of new pli^* for the 
coming B«ason.^ His annual annonncement. 
which wUl probabjy be made immediately after 
his letnm. la most anxiously anticipated aa Vr. 
>MnBaa;-lt la iaM. wHI baee nncb to air that 
fa — 



The Cheater 
Has 



Kew Tork. Jnae ST (Special to Tbe Billboard). 
. — I<ODls Hana appeared at tbe Lyric la a 
new farce, Tbe Cheater, an adaptation from a 
Ocrman actor, on June 27, . Thla will be the 
lint appearance of Loola Mann, who Is now a 
Brady star. In wliat la said to be a new play 
on the part of the Independents of entertaining 
the tbestretolng public wbo remsin In tba dty 
In tbe summer. 

Xmannel Pllttetsdort, the part played by Bfana, 
la written In a whimalcal Tela that ao well anita 
the actor and it aOOtda Mm an ample Tehlcle 
for hia Rifts as a fnn-aiakcr. 

The plaj la a ftee adaptatloo by Mr. 
Venn huiaelf ot Sew Doppelmenacb. s Oeraisn 
fsree, by Wllhelra Jseoby sad Arthur LIpablta. 

A8SIONUBNT OF CHARAOTEB8: 

Godfrey Plltteradorf Mr. Mann 

teokadia, bis wIfc.Madsme Usthllde CoUnilr 
Elly Pllttersdorf, their dsnghter. .Psrke Pstten 
Clementine Deacon, their daughter. .Bthel Conroy 
"Jack" Deagon, PUtteradorTs soo-In-law. . . 

De Witt Jeonlnts 

Aorella. Lcofcadla's'alater........ Jeffreys Lewla 

wnile, Anrella's son John A. Botler 

Henry Bammetaly, attsraej .. ..Albert Parker 
Sandoty. kappdmelitar at SpHtoa mi^ .< >E- 

pheiioi , - • > '•^MSB'saany 

Joseph PltttandocTa tatler...,Bawart Bortoa 
Freda Halloway .. .. ., ..Emily 'Ann Wellman 



A MATINEE IDOL CLOSED SEASON 

Kew York, Joae 27 (Special to The Binbeard). 
— DeWolt Hopper terminated bis aagag*. 
meat at the Lyric Theatre In A Mallace Idol 
on flatnrday night. June 2&. II Is Mr. Hopper's 
Intention to spend hla Tacatlon moiorlng alioot 
tbe country. Tbe present plan for Ibe contln. 
vatlen «C A Matlnaa Mol iadodca a tear to tha 
SSl to tSS&aSf^ ■•'Irfiial dMt 



going to continue aaj (Mr-aMit' 
tilm In Happyland. 

last at present lann tenuis Is tbe popular 
game that Is being dally Indulged In by the 
theatrical producers. Strenuous game for these 
hot summer days. Interesting gsme at that. 
Strong playing teama on both aldea ot tbe net: 
wonder wbo will be declared winners — Oot-door 
la great tor summer— but what about tba wla- 
terJ 

Beau Brommel Kid Morrison Is brightening op 
the shady side of Broadway with bis rsolaat 
smiles. 

Gammon talk along tbe line these sultry days. 
No popular price show for mine. Me for bur- 
lesque. Can't blame tbe boys. 

"Jaded abowa for Jaded people" ia no longer 
the slogan for a certain amusement caterer. 
State* nothing but tbe almon-pure sundiy-sciiool 
type for his hereafter. Gee, but the public 
wUl be TCied. 

Hsiry Learltt, looking the picture of health, 
is in town. Lucky day for Harry when be 
signed with his uncle. 

Westoo McClatn, who is the possessor ot as 
orer abondance of oatnra'a atoatncas, la to go 
la tsalalw for astt iisssa , A ' 
aaaaw Mr that IHar UUIe » 

Jaa ilaRla. «ks l a tnl w i ' 

next scsaoB, OnrreBt oplnloas are iw irUl hare 
BO trooble in redndng nla welabt. 

Leon Victor ia with the apirit of tba times, 
for he has heea attacked with a fercr eemmooly 
termed Arlatoritla (copyrighted). Be atates 
that b* la baally engaged to perfecting tba con- 
atmctlon of an alrablp and la to make aereral 
trial fllgbu orer Long Acre square. If lur- 
cesafnl, Iw Is to nae It aa a means ot transporia- 
tloo throogboot tbe country next aeaaon. Who 
can saj- tbst "Vic" Is a eowaid? 

JoTtal NelUe Be*eU was thenclplaat et a 
token of w ui t e ^y ttom Para' wmiam a wpe» hla 
return from BaNBt.u Ite (Ift to bta. pNM Jt^ 
resentaUre waa ia the aatota of an artlMie dttk 
clock timely d i anttt d th ti i aD was; "Oa the 
lob every miante.'^ Tha Uttia ladr Is aoae 
factor In newspapaidaM tbaae daya. Write? 
Yea. but what la asra, ccti them orer with 
telling effect. Newsgatbereis in Paria wlu 
think a western CTClone has atruck tbem when 
■be atarta her tmaty typewriter agoing la their 
rUlage. In the tolarcst of MUe. Polatra with 
whom she ntana aaara tiM ia Jalr. , 



Margaret illington 
Returns to Stage 



New Tork, Jnne ST (Speelsl to Ibe BUIboaid). 
—Tbe lore ot tbe fooUlghls has at last oew- 
come Margaret Ullactoa'a erarlag fee the slinla 
Ufa. and abe wUI Mtom ta p i n ft aai s as l Us 
early in the fan aalaaa tha pnaaat riaaa ce 
awry. The eehlete Ur her laina ta Oa ata«i 
la an adapution from the Ptench In wblci Miss 
Illlogton will bare ample opportonltr to display 
her ability aa an cmotloaal aetreaa. Tha name 
Of the play U stiU s secret. Tacoma, Washlag- 
ton. Is nuiored ss tiia dlr selected for aer 
premiers and tbe month of Anausf. iiraiiahiy 
about tba 22d, has thus far liecn achmluled for 
tbe commeocemeot of an uttndel tadt. 

Bdwaid J. Bowes. Miss UUustoo's husband, 
wlw will trarei with hla wife in a prlrale ear. 
will aeeoapaaF her aa Boch vf the tine aa his 
boalDcaa wfU Btnait Idwatd BUaaer. it !■ 
' wia he the ptodajw ef the pUy. 



it.nota a(-;hct,lMr l« a* tMlews: 

«Ma«i.'WMb.. Awgut tt Sm win thta pujr 

Kbit Lake City. B eao. Kee.. Saeramesle, Saa - 
Fraseiaco, Lea Angelea. and aeroral snaoer 
citlea, after which she wlU go to Beattlx. Pert- 
land. Spokane and other pirta ct the Nxthirrst. 
rescbliig Chicago on 'Jtcvmher 11. She will 
apend Cnrlatmaa in bur boon towa. Blooalngtoo, 
111., and pliy there on Dtwsbct 30, She will 
eloee bar aaaaon In New Tec* Otty In (bo spring 
at a Broadway theatre, 
John Oert Is aald to hara braa last:nm<>nal la 
l.lUlaglaa vi n«llaua-her ivnfM. 
'rtmt ^ the . Iail.!ti«ai1«at«. :MlMf*tae. 

cirllt sail oBler their taaacr. plar* 

^ apaardeor booacs. to Ibe cxchtataa ct 

thoaa of Jba ajradlcate, Tbia, howerer. baa not 

Tbe pUn. aa ontlined, for gratifying Ibe wish 
of lUaa niugtoa to again appear in tlie Ume- 
lltbL laclodaa the expeodltata ot aboat IM.OOO 
by Mr. Baaraa la pattlag bis wife eat la a play 
at a peiaaU «ac <sr hsr 



PAULINE .CHAE».«?'ANO f: ERNEST 
LAMBERT'TO^tTAR IN OUR 
MISS 0IBB8. 



Kew Tork, June 27 (Special to Tbe Billboard). 
— When Our Mlu Olbba la transferred from tbe 
Bhaftesbory Arenua Tbealra. London, to the 
Knickerbecfcrr Theatre. New Tork. the caat will 



inelnda Paallaa Ohaac, who baa flMda^har aaaie 
In Loadea. aad Kraaat f art wi. ;,>aiif Sartlaa 
aetaci ■ hs ss aaaw ' aad . f aaia .■- w* t a > wada-- la 




O. 9. Haraden. manager af. 'Hw'MNa Tande- 
Tille Show, celebrated hli Mrtbdar aaalmaary 
Jobs 18. Member* of tbe coapaiur prrssnletl 
him with a l>e>utifiil ruby ring, est m gold with 
a snitsblo Inacrlptloa, snd a sllrar moaated 
faoBtala psa. Tha BRaenlatton tpeac h wa* mad* 
IV- OmiiK Onatar. tba ataa*ar nt iha 



JULY 2, mo. 



xne Billboard 



THE CHI CAGO RIALTO 

News and Gossip of the Week Gleaned from Con- 
versations Overheard in the Various Offices in 
Vicinity of PeartK>rn and Randolph Streets. 



- Cklraso, June 27 (SpaeUI to Tb« Blllbouil).— 
II It nid Uitt the MW tkm-aet pUj rmaUr 
imrtbucd br Ucwn. PnuN 4r Ladcnr tram 
Ilcwr Bepbu abeldoa, called Tba Oocat, will 
biTC . Ita iBlUal perfMaiaDce aooie Omm la 
gu«t la CUnaOL 

TIM aU-Mar cast of Jim tt« 
come* to Cklcag* <rlll:W >t ai t < >y Wn- 

. ton -l.aclni«k ' • ;-'-,v;-''» >r»-;v5;;'"ii^-^'-'^ 
. It la nparM: Shat-JUn lMfe 
toaiM tke iMa af Biliii^ BMar la 
ncrollr plijed at the Cort Tbfttte, hi 
re cntrac^ for the uroe pert la vupjiert of ICr. 
Drew next leaMO. It ia pnbaMo that Mr. 

omr. mn. «iar.:aair'.'M(r:'.a!jatt «(.:tta. 

Ma. -v; •■ V-' ■ ■ '"-y' 

Me«r«. Ben >ad FItssetald. who deal oat the 
piitrbMnU at the COrt Theetr*. will aooo leare 
Cfalcaieo: that Is, wtien the hooae cloece for 
■he •Dmmer. Mr. R07 Bell win epeod hU Ta- 
railon In Toledo, O., *Dd Mr. W. F. Fltxccrald 
will ao to hts hoBM 1b the Eaet. 

It u eild Mr. Blebard Oreea win lean with 
tbt Midline Sherry Cotapaar la September, wbea 
tbrr lore for Kcw Tork. Mr. Oreea haa heea 
auoclatrd with the Sells Peljaeope Compear, 
ant aUo had ierenl cooceeeloat at Birerrlav 
ExpotltloB. He wUl be eoonecled with the 
Madame Shexrjr Compear aa atace caipcotcr. 

Th* Lrman Twiaa wUl opca their aecoad oea- 
eeo la their ra««aa(Ul maalcal plir. The Priae 
Wlaaen. ai the Natloaal Thaatre. CtUeaso. Aa«. 
a. Klabotate piwparatlaaa an h^ac made for 
thla imdBctlaa aan MMM.' Aim 

.Jfe 0> "*H«iwjg-;#i«IAt«V Bqrurt't 

that he laleaded ta aoas take hla mlaatreU for 
» ■ l a n ner tear. 

>Mb C. Caratr. who haa been at White City 
atec« U opeaed. aalled froaa Kew Xoik on Joae 
St. iThlir ahrr ~ " — 

tlm In ~ 
Bnuarla 
a 



nmtKn, aaueo noaa sew xon an Joae 



gi5'. ^'iara^p"iagg 

WALT. MOMMN . WRIT^ NiW 

'la— » (■ aa eial to The BlUboard) 

IMtarllaciaB. th* elarar aaateor tooc writer, 
BMr ankea the eaaeoaeemaat that he haa aa- 
Mkar ■aadj' tar pubileatMa ot the caUtn af 
Ua MM^wMt wSrou'T. Oat thSf-^^ 

tlTC Utia 



tenta- 



OUnn, Jaaa ST (Speelat to The BUIboard).— 
Occoplad to dartaeaa or the hooae eleanera. 
maar ef^CUeaso'a thcatrea are Ukloc adrant- 
as* of the eeeaon aU e reeplte and are hrmhlmi 
ap picparatotr to the hoar Mate ther hare la 
antletpatloa. Amoac the hootea eo liated are: 
Powen*. the Stodd>eker, Illlnola. Graad Opera 
Ronae, Aoditorliim asd Chicago Opera Bonae. 
'WhUe the Ilgbta arc dimmed the bualneea ae- 
tlritiea caatlaaa uoabated a hag llaea which we 
hope wlU lead ta a atnaat ooaaaaau - 



AERO 

Under the Auspices of The Colonial Aero Club 
Which is Chicago's Unit of the New Glen H. 
Curtiss National Federation of , Aeio Clubs 



Chleisa; Maa M (Special to The BUlboerd).— 
Under the aitaplcea of the Colonial Aero anb. 
which la Chlcago'a onlt of the new Glen H. 
Cortlia Katlonal FedeiaUoa of Aero Ctnha. a 
tmlqno aad atartllic ■•■( la irliiaiilKl ta b* 
held at the Bawtkataa Xkack ob Jalr 9; S aad 
4. The ariatlon racea are to be held oa July S 
and 4. with J. C. Mara and Charlei K. Wlllatd 
participating and with Olea B. Cnrtia aad 
Cbarlea K. Hamilton aa pasatble aatilc*. Ia 
the antomobUe racea Baraey <HdflaM ia (tatored 
in a Held of aome twentr-flTe conteataata. For 
the motorcrde races nearlr thirty xacata bare 
entered. Frea Hnrck wUI defead bis lepnU- 
tlon agalnat thla strle of apeod artlata. Tboaas 
Carer, owner of Hawthorne Track, haa seen to 
it that the Held for the arlatots aad the track 
for the antomohllea and motorcrdea are In the 
beat sort ot condition. The grandstand, too. haa 
recelred hla careful attention and Is In readl- 
neaa to comfortably aeat the Immfnan oowda 
which are anticipated. The piess work ot this 
big crest ia onder the capaM* dbectloB of that 
TCteraa pohUclty maaler. Calonel Jim Hattoa. 
He ao far. has dooe aome great WOTk and lua 
done mnch to Introdaee the public at large 
to the praposltlan aad maintain the keen intenat 
' bas anotsd. Tb* matt aboald ba a bam aac 
m.-. :it. la. b% B «» b * ii a > ac Mr^wasa, 



handled br big men and pat np to the pabllc at 
- meat .^IMWBBa^tlaia, wblrti y^Bf^juf Up 



WNOIR \CMKyV» VACATION. . 



taSb* 



JIM H. RUTHKRPORDANDTMKHAOKNBBCK'WAUJ!^ (pLpWMB. 



xatOfBad to bla desk after a Aart pcsloA 
of icereattoa, daring which he Tisitcd potais ot 
lotereat on the Great Lakes. Mr. Singer la 
known to practicallr erery one of the bnndicds 
of exhibitors who take serrice from X.aemmle. 
Jallos StcTD, who alao la asaoclated with thla 
aame company, has been home from Bnrope tor 
aeveral weeka and hasn't ret bad enoojch time 
to ten ahoot all the good times he bad while 
aolodmlng abroad. Mr. Stem is a brother-in- 
law of the famous Oarl and under hla dlnctloa 
la taaimtac tt*. aMc Mtati «C tta. Oi ' 



by Kim Men 



Cbicago. aaae ST (Special ta Xka BDIbsaid} 
To take a comaleta pKtw af ^'^^^^ 
rreou iBCidealar ta HmT^ 



ni pmooage laaded at KMr^^ik OcT aad 

SlS^'ar" * » bat th^ war* z«a at leading 
vaMerllle heoea by »:S0 o'clock, tb* •rcBlac 



amoant of work. The fact that 



PtSSS^ JCSL^'L »«««»Pllabed by the 
C- irg P««tt'bo''ng and Salcn Oampaar 
Mtnde^ a fMiher ta the cap of that orgaaln- 
Il^i. J' w?"^? gjgg^g't. oppoctnalty folly 
»ii^~S?.JtJP"'!'^"*''* maanfactnrera 
hiifJ?™^AJ*" ta data* ao mad* aim 

Iii^.»^.£!'".L"' ■»»■»••* «■ deeba. rreaaoe 

S? tESJSJ*" •* selected la which 

CoLRooscTcit appears all tba war tbrooita. It 
o<_,"!on'*bm*at ^oStt? big 
2L f>«dl«><ea who were amatcd to 

Jit 1521? »cr«*n a pictortal rerlew of 
; A"" »rttn*sa»d ta actoalttr hot 

>sniBt_aamber of honr* before. Aim th* Salm 
g5Sf^J.«»» sn •xeloalre pictsr* of the Aher- 



■MlKADO;>«T(»WJ^ 

Okleago. Jan* ST (Saaelai ta'''tlM''linaM.'i Ji ' ■ 
Tl.j rerlral of that™t3U!S!ilS^!ffVir 
^>;lo. br the Abora OtaaS^pSTSSSuim wia 
■..ln<d a rrrdlt to that onnSatteaaA the 

BC.I- »«'».»athnatasMc la Iheir 

ii. .j"'' Jowph Bbrvhaa aa KankI Poo. re- 

»nJ.. RLi"*t V Watroos. Harry Lock- 
u7 B.&^ E."^- Phil Fenl 

Th? SISSLJJSL/S VJ""!'^^- MIksdo mack. 

Mrt'iJLS?"*'*?.*' wwratlc sngsoa at 

jSJ M^iM. V.*" I«a«it*5rt« Chiago ea 

i n ^t!i^^ sa loag aa the pattoaag* jnitiSed 




wooira w ooot ii;ymiTEW. :: 

tjhicaso, Yane 2T (Special to The BtUhoard). — 
Ococxe S. Wood, tba psbilelty man whom rr- 
etybody known and Ukea. haa a new and norel 
card ta the torn ot a lead pencil. It la an old 
Idea, of coarse, this medlom of norelty adrer- 
tlalng, hot Mr. Wood Is ntllixlng it la s maa- 
ner nnlqae. The pencils are practical, hare aa 
extra quality of lead (quite eharacterlstle at 
George S.) asd are encased in dark wood upon 
whi^ his name appear*. Incidentally there are 
a few who claim that Mr. Wood la lemonalbl* 
for the saying. "ETrtroae mas to the iMoalal 
Theatre to aee Madame Sheny. bat a pendl 
most be lead." 

2S0th PERFORMANCE IMPENDINCL 

Oilcsso, Jaa* ST (Sgeelsl to Tb* BlUboatd).— 

- nwb aaa. at tb* OiyatpieTbaam 

_ _kt^* Iba i l b tt Mbr iwrfO«aaac* 

win b* fb* SBOlh, twaaty-toor moc* tbaa tba 

lengsat ran la Chleaso oC any other attraetlaa 
this season.' Of cooxa* be refem' to The tor- 
tone Boater. Tbe 'Dlay Is i^olt* aa good as th* 

BST* 



I OS bellcTe. and Uat Is 



Jay Caulfield 
Aroimd 



Rescae Hoer No. 1 Is aa ortglaal barh s q a a Ire setae 
It Is the laagblBC bit af tbc Hascbbe^WlIlM* SbMr 
ber M« tb* Mi clowa mm ai* ■!«» •MBMi'br Mr. 
with tb* show. 



Brunner Does 

Great Work 



FRANK PEERS' PUBUeiTY PLANS 

\lnrwJJ:SSI? «>• BlllbOStd).— 

r.'i'.^/*''»g>** JWSWmt baa been MO«!d by th* 
Hurt iTi- HSIilS? ^»«"*«M- Fraak O. Peera 
I "'„..'l'*,.'f*y'«»»b« -wb» at* keeping Mr CIn- 
Enl^L ™l?t.''*"jL'» "w.nwmotT at the tbeatre- 
n.lt, l^"*?! V- WbMaey «|»ra nous* has 
m"/Ci.*'? f«»«<'»^<»' tbose aggtcmlf* pnhtlrlty 

h.. .1'' ""T fasoo to bellPT* 

mmt iJ.T'Sf."'"?"* •tacre In II* aaaooae*- 
ST wiSJiJ*!'* ?Sf* *"« «»«»««Bb„th* 
nmnllted (a. tba «ritl«a at tba "•Msta 



Chicago. Jane ST (Special to The Billboard).— 
Frask Broaner, who 1* bandllDg the publicity 

for the Oraod Military Toaroamcnt, which ta 
aooo to be noder way In Chicago, bas done much 
(or Ibis ereat In tbc matter ot keeping np public 
talcfcat . la the aewapapers. Braaaer haa writ- 
lea la aa meiaM* stortni. concocted mor* than 
a* bo*x aad baa ao far placed crerythlng he 
laa wrMlea aad baa aot tallea dosra oa a slnde 
' f l a me R* I* alaled to resone nark with 
the fores* of Heory B. II arris when the season 
opcaa aad la tba aieaawbll* la keeplag bis head 
ia aad lacMtMallr.Bhlblttai:* nttis boMte of 
tb* — • = 



SAM laKbHIKR PLANS KUftQPKAN 

- TRIP, i ■ ' 



Cblcigo. Jane ST (Special to The nillhoacd). — 
For a wbllc. at leaat, the Olympic Theatre Is 
l« he deprlred of the active direction of Sam 
Iisdeter. Tbat Is, at coorae. If hi* prrsrat plaa* 
msterialla* aad bla trip to ■ni«|i* Is taken 
ta fact ae «*tl aa la. (baey. ' Mr. M*rar. at 
preseat. e api t ail s tb* lateatlaa af. : l*a » .l a g oa 
bla loog toor. MNBttlai* lata Id JWy.- ' 



LAUam OALORE AT THB PRIN- 
CESS. 



Chicago. June ST (Sprclat to Tbe Rlin>o«rd). — 
Th* Princess Thestre seems destined to be illled 
with langhter aa long aa Baby Mine remalaa 
tbet* aa th* atlmetlon. Tb* (*i«c Is not aimed 
at by tbe aarlag that "every farce Is not a 
laacblat taatler.*' for heyood qoestlon ot a 
doaat, as an eatertalnment of mirthful porfM)** 
It baa lb* aeaaao'a record ot oae bnadrcd par 
Mat^JHMtMrtta Otob. Otto Bar ^ 

wpaiqr af luabli iboiiia.' 



Prim^ Joins 



Job* tt (Special to Tbe BUIboard).— 

Joba T. Prlae*, Jr., -who reeeatly resigned the 
positton of general repreaeotatlTe for W. K. 
Zlegfeld. U now at the bead ot the Central Flay 
Bureau. We are Indirmed that aa manager of this 
horeao be haa the excloslre ageacr for a Boaaher 
of high-claas plays, musical comcdlea, sketches, 
songs and monolosnea. Mr. Prince haa mach la- 
herrnt ability la bla chosen Held and a store of 
Tsloable- knowledge lalaed In his long term of 
prsetlcsl experiaac* . Be haa a boat of alaeere 
fticada aad tbaa* aiba know hba. oaa.aad " 

— : «r Mela m 

aad 



TO 'MET A T .HIAC ^MIA PAU» 

Cblcaa*^ Jaa* ST (Special to Tbe Bmbaaid).— 
Aeeecdtag to thefritaaa as at ptcsent " 



tb* Aisoielatiid Film Maaafbcttuoa irlil eon- 
Tcae OB Jair D, at Niagara Falls and will there 
leanme bnslaess confereoee along tbe lines 
started soaw time ngo at Detroit and mor* re- 
cently taken op at Cincinnati. It la expected 
that the Chicago delegation will inelDde aU 
tt the regular "trlppcra" and tbat the time In- 
cidental to tbe lonraey will be replete with the 
Diaal torn ot amatement. Tbe association has 
aoihe excellent plana and principals and Is for- 
ttnate in the sIBIIstlon ot men of sblllty and 
film experience. 

"DOC" BEATO N DE NIES RUMOR. 

(micsgo, Jnne ST (Special to The Billboard).— 
Dam* Bnmor had It (or mm» time that "Doc" 
Beats*, waa tb* assvlac aptrit la a pUa which 
bad aa^lta pnipoea tb* cMCtlaa «( an Immeas* 
MBlteite -for - v^t *e tb* "pcateaaloa." 



Chlcigo. Jane 2T (Special to The : 

Jay CaalOeld. who has for manr 

Identified with Powers' Theatre, has w cOTS r sd 
sufSdentlr from his lllnesa to again be aionnd 
tbe tbeatre district. Ererybody in Chicago'* 
ahow colony knows Jay, and ercrrone wha 
knows bim Is bla fttend. Ooaaaqaatly It waa. 
a esse of general zcJoIcIbk whaa his riag* •* 
alcknesa was lifted aad b» iras asalD abia ta b* 
ap. For ■«v«TaI seasons dorlac &t ba f asl 



MClOd 

SinlSel 



-.unUeld has operated a botd at ^ 

Lake, wbleb bas been a rest bsTca (Br oaay ot 
the profeosloa. and a place of recreation for a 
oomber of men associated with Chleaso theatre*. 
This snmawr he wiU seals eoBtlaas tbi* eatar- 
prii* and wlU, as bag low Ms csMml Ml J§ 
TaaderlDe performaaeea ft* lb* bMSt aC'tb* 
week-end aojoamer*. 



i 



CRUSADE MADE AOiAINST PIC- 
TUR E SH OWS. 

New York. June 20 (SpecUI to The BiUhoud). 
— OIBcers of tbe Board of Bdncatloa hare made 
complaints sgalnst sereral moilag plctoie 
booKS tor admitting minora imaccompanlrd. and 
aaked the authorities to enforce the law. Folic* 
"oramlaaloner Baker had a speclsl sqnad looking 
for rlolations which resulted in a rooad-np M 
Ot* proprietors who were Oaed la Special Ssa> 
aioas 00 Tfauisday, Jnn* 18, oa cbatfea of 
ailttlng minors, onaccompaaied. Into their as. 
tabllahmeats. Jnstlee Boyt warned th* n*B 
>h*t the law In this respect wUI be rlgorotmly 
tiphdd aad th* next offense wtmld mean a term 
ot Imprlsoameat. Tbe nwa Itaed. wUh tt* 
•awBti, ate: Bonis BczsoKen of 48r TbM. 
aTwn*. tlOO: Patildc Nngent ot 140 Flrak . 
aTeane. »»: f* !^ 
peet arenac. th* Bronx. SBti; PbOlp (MMntM 
ISO Clinton stitat. tSO. aad William Ummm 
of 222 Clinton atrcct, tSO. > 

The hearlest Oae was lmpo<wd oo BettoSaa. 
Jmtlc* Boyt aald. beca ni* there were seeetal 
coB^atata agalnat bla place, made by CbUdica'a 
Society agcats. 

PLAYWRIGHT THOMAS RETURNS; 
FROM EUROPE. 



New York. Jane 2T (Special to Tbe BOtboard). 
— Aagostos Tbomaa. tbe plarwiight, was a pas- 
senger on the St. Panl. of the American line. 
Mr. Thomas bas been enjoying a two moaths* 
pleasnre trip on tbe Continent, staying in Paria 
most of the thae. He had charge of the shIoT* 
coocert Saturday night, the entertainers In- 
cludlog Miss Bertine Freeman, who Is to 
witb th* Chicago Otaad Opera OHapany ' 

and Vac* aic(9aeS..a» a ttn ia aC Ob__>.,„ 




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'nr iie Billboard 



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JULY 2, 19. 



N. Y. VAUDEVILLE 

Comment on the Various Variety Acts, Composing 
the Programs Last Week at the Vaudevillje 
Theatres in the Metropolis 



_ *lttM^ UOnO HALL.— An excellent blU wai 
ESSyT ** K«« MmU: Ball tM> week, 
■w** *!. I'll IHgl jl UoDteooMCT and 
Moore, wbo an MUMjMr iMt TamtenUe »p- 
ceiranco prior to oatcrta* lato mnHcal eoBcdrl 
Mr. Montsomefy'a ccecDtxie Oaneiac aad Mto 
Moore's spontaneogi wit. foand Ikvor «ltk a 
large audience. Bfflr (Slugle) OUSM. wko is 
called The Bean Brmnmef of StascdoB. had 
a somber of new aongs, which he KBdeicd la 
as enteltainlng manner; Mlu Bertie Fowls 
made a hit with her jnrenUe ImperaonaUoia. 
alBo by an ImlutlOB of an intoxicated Tomur 
■jui; Harrey and Lee, the Hehiew comedUDt. 
MT« a linmorona dialogue and also sanz naro- 
jwp"'"' songs: Austin Brothers, satlrleal- 
VMjrled The American Beantles. presented their 
IWllaa ilUe on familiar vanderllle acta which 
anncht forth contlnnODa laaghter; the Bert 
■nl Mo and daaem of skm aa weU as pleas- 



while Mottims CMMTSTMSlMSSHMrSSl 



plated the bm. 

.J£i5S^5*7™™ "g^—The inteaae heat 
aWMWa to bara aa cOeet apon the atendaaec 
a Bamaeratela'a wiiMi ndimd la tbToM 
week of that inlailtaUe Ft«nd> aetnaa and 
terer. Mile. PolBlre. who I* dallT miSiStSt 
•aurels to a stopendoos wreath of aacana. da- 
a«T«Uy so. for ahe la an artiste from Ike ttaa 
of her Onger to her toes. The other fe«|uie« 
open the blU were practically the same as last 
week which contlnnes to win the faTcr of the 
C^<>"»- Among them were Gns Edwards' 
BAooI Boys and Girls. Jarrow, comedy Joccler- 
SeCoe. the eonlllbrtat: BedinI and ^ntm^ 
m* « Madame X. Luciano Locca. vocalUt: El 
ma^xiloiihonlst; Fenry. the frog man: Byan 
Hty"\iS'^ dancers and entertainers, com- 
IB*— „ » . wa aC, pleaaing dlrmion whUe the 

SSSftT-V' I»tiont 
I wa www - aieglng dnring IntennlsaSon. - - 

AVENUE THEATBE.— Another hlgh- 
I mtnre bin was the. offering at the Fifth 
i35S^ .beading the bill were 

■HSS.' aad Enoa Utehfleld In a re- 
- -f'ta wr. mirtUnl sUt,.Changa Toor Act. 
' a aoae raee_«iir flnt hooora by the 

•^rrJ??*^! Tanderille, Hinr PUcer aa<f 
gertinde TanderbDt In a nost captfTatlag sS^ 
g« ■»? *<et. Thgr were irdmi^ nm 

bffa or The FoUles of 19M and The JoUj Bach- 
««fa and this is the first appearance of this 
oerar team in TandexiUeL They were not ha- 
alded as headllnets bnt when they completed 
their neat offering there was an uproar of spon- 
taneona. genuine rounds of hearty applause fiom 
the audience that stamped the biggest kind of a 
hit all over them, which proved that real talent 
wiu float to the top and- receive recognition no 
matter 1k>w unknown the artLsts may be npon 
tbrtr drst -appearance. Others- on' a -well-bal- 
g'JJ'' am ot eDte.taliunent were Marrektos 
WtUtth. - who iocslca . figorea in snch a manner 
ttat ba Is wtm.HaanCtka kBBiait adding ma- 
*Bejba appaacata ta'^aMa to aotre any prob- 
!S! g^i ^mla d. BaiaaHcr Mr dlffcolt mentally 
S"^S?"*E*"*- aadJaaea were bewfldeved 

nUa phennnenal mental aathematleal calcn- 
lanaaa. Miss Jane Oo ui thr u u a and Compaar. In 
LoekT Jim: Mr. MatahaU Montgomery, iitcb- 
trlloqnlat; Belma Braatz. Kaufman Brothers and 
the Five Mnsleni MacLarenz made np 
diverting bill for the hot weather 
during the week. 

BBIGHTON BEACH MUSIC ITIirf TTtadliia 
the bill at the Brighton Beach Mnsie HaB this 
week Is Bessie Wynn, who proved herself worthy 
of the posIUon accorded, tat she certainly Is a 
winsome comedieime. who sings herself Into the 
hearts of her listeners. Jack Wilson, sssisted 
by Franklin Batie and Ada Lane, kept the au- 
dience In Fcreams of langhter dnring his act. 
An Upheaval In Darttown. The Top O' the 
World dancers were well received with their 
Bovdties and the collie ballet proved to be 
.tbe hit of the act. Other* on the bOI were: 
Bave Lane aad 'Cbailes OnXmneB. Harry and 
WoUdrt, Mr. .aod Ibt. Mark Murphy. Mile. 
. Cheater, Winlleld VmndtM and the Moscrop Sis- 
ters. 

KEW BRIGHTON THEATRE.— An smnsing 
Sljea at the Sew Brighton Theatre 
with Mia. Far la hs mystifying as well as 
aaaaalnx teats la niad-nading aod spltltnallam 
M Out f catnie. Tames aad Sadie I«oaard and 

entitled, 
a satire 




Tbeatre. was the magnet that drew capacity 
bnslnesa deapite the extreme spell of hot 
weather wlileb New Xorkoa cndoicd dnrlag tbe 
week- The popDlatitj- ot this artiste keeps 
^eoatiag aa a aowa seed In Ceetlle aoO, taas* 
Ber. eeaadcM eOorts to please ber 
' " _ at alrnim etery 
la tbe mala naaaa tar bs "Ftan 
bolt on tbe people. The ap pl aoa e sbe 
icceived for her efforts to please was like a 
leas drawn-out roll of thunder, aad wWch failed 
to cease ontli sbe had exhausted her repertoire 
of aeady nine numbers in which she appeared lu 
as aiany changes of costume ttuit were creations 
of ^"'"t beanty. Valerie Bergere and com- 
pany In Edgar Allen Woolfe's oaa-act eoatedy. 
The Snltan's Favorite, waa « most cntcatalaliig 
playlet aad bdd tbe iatostst aattt tbe dose of 



NEW YORK CHATTER 

Short; Crispy News Items Gathered Along Broadway 
Pertaining to Vaudevillians—Their Plans and 
Intentions for the Summer Season 



A large crowd of Tandevilllaas gathered at 
ColamlHia Ciide last Satorday aosa with tbeir 
anlaawblUs to partake la tbe parade 
to MgfelM : .BtMfe; wUck waa poet- 
peacd oa the p « atl »a a Saaday «■ aecoant of 
tbe lala. Tbe ante parade started at. 11:00 A. 
M., each ooe having a sign on the car giving 
the name ot the acts which were lu the differ- 
ent machines. Ra.v Cox bail to do a little work, 
which was caused b,v tbe wind shield on hei' 
macblce being broke, ana while repairing same 
amused tbe crowd with her quaint remarks. 
Lonev Baakell was very twsy getting the autoa 
In line, and Zit was there very strong giving 
orders and superlntendlop the Job. Among those 
who were see In tbe different autos Tvere Ed. 
Wynne. Belle Btaoche, Strongfort. the Homau 
Bridge, and bis wife; Pat Booney and Marlon 




ceaiiMiar. la a laegbable , 

Wba Caesar Scca Her.^^yrered^ to be i 




Oespa- 
a( 5e 



WM atawlF eaa eaatfiiKna round 
<it langhter dailaf tbe pn ssalalKia of this akit. 
A sprightly dami a i amber was presented by 
the Four Fords, who bare recently returned 
from a tour ot Europe. There are few equals 
to the rouT Fords, either in America or In Eu- 
rope and they proved featm-es of the New 
Brighton program. The comedy element was 
fnrtber string t licoed by tbe presence of Jolm W. 
Wodd aad Mia* Mladell Kingston, whose offer- 
~.aC Wl llb taafertr Mot. tbe audience 

rVMI Ua. oa BAtew eom- 
' Ito^eC pattor and parodies. 

- : tbe tna-makets. OOers 

were Brown aad Arer In a pleasing TrtrliHr 
Sbe Iicaaoes. Aastiallan Jogglers. la a aani 
act, aad the Pettmaa Trio of comedy blcydlsts: 
conirieted the bllL 

AT.HAMBR* — Tbe aame of Era Tangnay 
eleetrlfled over the entrance to the AUiambra 



off.TlMBUUkMrd 




the act. Ed. Wynn and Al. Lee. In their ab- 
surdities, certainly Iwep tbe aodlenee goiog with 
iangbter. These boys have more ttian made 
good, and are -nclaie fasodtea upon every bill 
tbey appear. XaM's Motoring Is one of tbcae 
aoTdt7 aeto oaalsA^'tw laagUng purposes oaly. 
and Baiarfrito la^fBWa. Otbeis wbo a^risted 
la eeai^aMaB-aiJ** bm were Bany 

FoxnTSa fimS&lpmcn. Winy Paataer 
and Company. The JoaNlos, Mr. and Mrs. Stoart 
Darrow and Ed. Morton. 

BRONX THEATRE.— A fairly good-sized audi- 
ence waa tn attendance at the opening of the 
anal week ot the seaaon of tbe Bronx Tbeatre 
and tborooghly enjoyed the offering wiilch waa 
a wdl dintMlcd program. Tlie beadlliw tea- 
tore waa eaa ot Jesse L. Lasky's prodnctloos, 
Tbe -Ion Walts, which rIghtfnUy termed 
wooM be eaOed a mlalataie epetctta. briastal 
of aierHaaleas ^^Uca. apr^^^ gMa aad .ale- 
tareaQBe atage cffacca.' It sooted hcarlly. Bell 
tcaiie and Company, In a aniqae aketcb. ca- 
ttllad Hogan In Society, iittnred a moat caJoreUe 
aamber aad did not fall to keep tbe aadleace la 
a state of cheerfnloess. The bird Mlllman Com- 
pany performed some novel and dUBcidt feats 
on the wire and made an empbatle Imprcsalon. 
Mtaa Bird MUlman had the audience fairly 
apelllKNxnd watching and wondering what next 
she would do on the web thread of steel, upon 
whldl sbe pcasessed as much confidence aa 
tboogh she was working directly upon atage in- 
stead ot the swaying wire rope. The Avon 
Comedy Psar were eatastalaing aod presented 



llanvey Jc Ba.vlies. while playing Syracu**-. N. 
T.. were entertained by Dr. and Mrs. nelman. 
Mra. Jessie Urlman waa formerly Mlsa LouUr 
Henry, **Tbe Sal Skinner Gal." who waa onc 
of the leading headline acta In vaDdevUle, hav- 
loc played aU at tbe Kellk aad Ptoetar tbr- 
atrea aad atber Mc dicalta. Mia Bcarr, wUIr 
la eaaderllle. after bar -malar aiaaoa. woaM 
spend ber Taeatlaa at ber bv farm la Wlacbes- 
ter, Va., where abe bad oae of the largest and 
handsomest apple orehaida la the country, aa<I 
would ofleo have several «f her friends spend 
a few weeks* vacation with ber folks, as ibe 
was ooly too glad to entertain ber friends Id 
her home town. Mra. Bebaaa baa retired tren 
tbe footllghta. aad eajaya dotocatlc lUa. 

Tan Alatyae aad Wtniaaia. tbaee twa' dem- 
soog wrllafs, wbo appeared In Tanderille last, 
aeason, has* last pat aaother feather In their 
caps. Tbis tnae taer bare pot over a winner, 
baring tbe boaor ot writing the lyrics for tbe 
show called Girlies, u-hlch opened at tbe Aoi- 
steidam Hoof lately, sod proved a big siiccess. 
The boys are now going to rest up for tbe 
mtmnier at their farm la Kalsmaxoo, Mlcb.. 
where they will spend tbeir time In fisbioi:. 
boating aod farming. Van baa Jnat purchased 
a complete line of new fishing tackle and farm- 
ing implements, snd Harry Williams baa pur- 
chased a new canoe and several new motor boat 
attaebaaent*. 

Kelson's Nine Jolly Toongslers are meet in: 
srith big success In tbe different bouses In 
which they are appearing. Miss Ada Hoffman 
Is msking s big hit singing Havlland's Cnpld's 
I O. r. song: also Mlsa Marlon Schaeffer Is 
scoring a big bit singing Meet Me TMIgbt la 
Dreamianil. by the Rosalter Mnale no aai. aad 
Miss Lain Kenny, tbe cb a r mlag ysaasrtv. H 
slnciag BartT Coopefs b f i t b a ll .a e aK a— .amb- 
lag coed witb sasM. Tba tbRa* yaaas laases 
aie wlaalag tbeir andlcaeea aUbtUr with tMr 
sweet voices, and respood to many encores- Tbe 
above names mentioned sre with the act. 

Tbe following acts left New York last wert: 
to play Lake Componnce. booked >ar_ Jag. J. 
Armstrong, also; Frank and Sadie ll B ll l i a a . 
German Comedy sketch: Lawrence Cotbetfc-ija. 
irlloqalst: Catraa aad MUtM. tn Tbe CItrOH 
and tbe C iaa W y Tap, aad Tkaiaor and MaaftOL 
singers aad talklag i. sm<d l a n s. _Mlsa ttasl 
FoUy. the coaceaial aecretary of Mr. Arm- 
strong. Is kept very basy making out contracts 
these warm days, aad shortly will take a few 
weeks' vacalioo at tbe monotalaa with Oertiade 

Steinberg, of Ibe BIJoa Clrcnlt. -i^ JU. y \ 

Nervo, the Boy Despeiade. wka Mia. iia «C l>« 
teatate attracdoaa at P a llMdia I " ■■■ g* 
PaA srltb bla startllag asaaa tl i g a l Jt-'gyg 
from a «0-foat ladder onto a elide, laadtog aa 
Us cbert.' kaa often beea commented od, as the 
blgb rate ot velocity attained In a descent of 
am M feet, and tbea to atand this enormous 
— -•—It. aeeaaa to be marrelooa. 



James Madisaa caadades bis stock bBrl<«l«> 
seaaoo at Mloefs Bowery Thestre oo Satnnlsy. 
Jnae 2S, eveiT we* baTlng been a big winner 
for him. Mr. MadlsoB wUI pat In a busy sum- 
mer writing new actt for Adolf Zlnk. Bro<*s 
aad Cariiale. Bea Weleb. and other vaodeTlIle 
Xat Caw aad P aa rs aa. aad Oar- 



Bent. Ed Keller. The Scbenck Brothers. Mayhew 
and Taylor, wbo, by the way had the largeal 
sign oo their ante, aad ooold not be missed; 
BaUT aad Wolfacd, .Vlaais Beasbaw. Bra Fay, 
Oataiel. PaaUa^. .Mawaa Idew, Xeataaaaery 
aad Jloote. MIMIetaa aad SpeBaeyer. Vartoo 
aad Moore. Yocke and Adams. Cronch and Welsh. 
AL Lamar, and last. iMit not leaat. Will Bock, 
srbo was flyiog around In his auto as if he was 
going to make an aerial flight. Will did not 
follow the party, owing to some Important tmal- 
ness. Manager David Robloson received the 
party at Brighton as hia guests, after which 
they had diimcr at Relsenweber's, nest to the 
thestre. 

Bennett Mitchell, ot The Dsncing Mitchells, 
who la signed op for next season with Miss New 
Xork, Jr., Co., proved himself a llfe-saTcr last 
Satmrday atteraooa while oat sailing In bis boat. 
Apacbe, ia Caaarala Bay. A Mg storm aroae, 
aad ercr tweatr dWaiaat beats were opaet. 
Mltcbcn, wbo wag - aear tbe beat. Jolla B.. 
aarcd a man aamad Jaba jnamhiia. wbo was 
drowalar- la order to aaee him-lfilcbdl' bat 
to dire after bla atmat tlmei, aad wbOe aa 
doing lost his gold srateb and chain, also Ms 
cnfflnitton. and gat bis salt mised. After this 
happened, another beat with tbe Wlllard fam- 
ily, father, -mother, son snd a five weeks* old 
baby, waa upset off Roibnry Point. Mitchell 
quickly went after tbem aod brought them all 
asbore, but later on the mother and child died. 
Mitchell was coogratulaled for the great heroic 
work he accomplished In tbe short spaca of 
tiaac. There is another body nisslag, that of 
• .MB, aad a 11,000 lawaid baa beaa aCaicd 
ftir tba body, so MUcbeU. wbo Is aa egpatc 
awbaaNV. Is golaB M dire aad tn to eaia tba 




SS&^mSSed sone talorlce to Mm. Is 
araood town again feeling like a aew man, Kd. 
baa loined hands with Hal Floe, formerly or 
-the team of riae 4c Klaaen. and tbey will open 
s^mtlF ^_tbe tacw-tlaae srllh a aew comedy 




■aw act ftr Baker and IMpla. aattlM Recre 
Hob Bawma. wbleh tbey win. pat oa aext se 
aoa';lB'bartts«ae. - . 

At toa'Park tba fMlawlaB acta are appear- 
l^boofced y>r Jaa. J. ArmatroM: Mlaa Louise 
TSIb.' la ber serial act: Tbe Oteat Betrara. 
in Us perch act: Shields aad Oate. Roman ring 
artlsu; The Jaitllag Banetta. .»be 0»eat,BIg; 
lings. Mile. La Mm. t ea to i lla a l a n a^ »ba 
St. Leon Famllir. wba art Ike faatara aet inr 
all anmmer. 

Boota Mnrray and Mlka Toaag will sbortlj 
be aeen in Taoderine In • aew sketch written 
by a prominent newspaper nan. entitled Tbe 
Troublea ot a Telephone Ojserator ana a Stenog- 
rapher. The two clever people have often been 
commented npon for their cleverness, and no 
doubt win be ooe of tbe feature acts In a 
short time. 

Bines anil FenloD. eccentric comedians and 
dancers, bare played tlic small time with 
sacccss. Their comedy is tbe good, cleaa-cat. 
and every line of tbe aMoologiw a laiiflj>j|ettw. 
These boys ate daaHaed to aoanlbr 
and expert to ptor-tta Ha tbaa'! 
^y tbe MorrlsXaMe lUil^ Omi! 




.'.Walton and Vivian are 
WO* an tired oat ami needed a 
las tlV* unK^MUtr coaaecntlTe weeka. 
tbtF-*art fMl aa lkv look. Ibey aay. aa 
bare eaolber batek ef eoBtraeia aad win itart 
right oat agala,' Brea If the rain will aerer 
atop, tbey will make hay while tbe aun ahlaea. 

Will and ranlloe Uoyd are sllll making tbeir 
act a big soccesa at the digetaat. k«— ■ tklf 
arc playing, having added seseial aaw: e eag 
aad a new line of talk. Tka cat .Mak la aWI 
a Ms langk «atler. aa t kwr .k W 
' to Siva aovsfal eacanat 

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CHICAGO VARIETY 

New Acts Reviewed by Billboard Representative-Dis- 
cussions of Other Acts Appearing at the Leading 
Vaudeville Houses in the Windy City 



. JUUEHTIC. 
Ewk la tbeir eUw- WlllUm Hawtrey anil 
IV. aai tbo Three Wliltr Kubnn were taeid- 
Itarm. mmA Ma ib«t dUtluctlon on the M«ie»- 
■Ik MM iMt wteck, Ilawlicr. wko wai reicanled 
!^4MIw<>Wm< obUI trttmOr UUIatad wilh 

akHck nIM CaapnmlMd. See N»«r 
tlH> Tkic* WUte Kabna were a lerelatloa. their 
■MtlMl «A«tac pIcaalDc to tke desrre a( ex- 
iiniir MtMartieB. ETrryooe waa loatb to aee 
1^ Aria boi^a leave the utaite. and ao eolbnal- 
(iillr wan thf> Mooday matinee aadlenee that 
h wem-d to fonret that tlier bad overworked 
llH-ni^'lvcK and their allolled time Id irveral 
■ll(r. r. at waj-s. But these ohapa arc morieatly 
nlllhii; to do an.vtblnK to pleaae. and friend 
HiHllenro i;ot all the K004I maalc thej wanted — ■ 
lull It took -a half bnur to accompllsta the (eat. 
Tlu> Turn Danre. which closed the show and 
roiKm.'.i The Knhoa, WM- sDOtber act new to 
trie Chlraso crltlnl, M WM tbe little bit or 
Kuseasi! offetcd hj Ban*r Bernard aiid Lee 
ilaiilna t>r. Benua. who la billed Tbe EI*m-- 
nM VInii. tat wkkk H Im realllr a m<enl- 
M Ihlc. ladMW hte awn company of wllllue- 
li>-he-BM4e-a-BM>iiker-oat.of aabjects, an'I pro- 
<ve<l* 10 work comeijy as well as aclenee. In 
fan. tbe former waa ever In evidence. Gran- 
ville and Rocen. Hlo^lna. danclnir ami talktoc 
artist, made a decided hit. almo<t captiirlniE the 
apiilaaae hoaor* nf the entire hill, while Jolly 
Wild and Co.. In their comedy piano act. P._T. 
Ilamuni. Jr.. waa ]ast a* htm a* emr. Tke 
Slelnoiie Twins and Clay Saltk. la artlMle 

Jeter and Roceta. tainiy skaten and 
^ " Oneria. tttnatrated sours: 

__JWk aarelty acrobata, were 
m ar wkM. allhooKb he- 
ia H^'-^am- af- ■aMam- p l ian ia .after 




Anolber brlmnlnc h a tlls -M Kood vandevllle. 
earb art a hnnimer, and placed Joat right, made 
la.ot week's bill one of tbe moat acceptable 
In tbe llebt of Tsnrtevllle extremea. First and 
r.irrmost was Prank Sheridan and Co.. In one 
nf ih<* mr«t realistic playlets seen thia ataian. 
, .It'iilltMi account of which will be faaad la 
ibe New Act column: tkea tker* waa OaiNe 
Ca.v. the InlmHahla t a aic a r . waa tt -Trlxle 
rrleansa. iska aaifc tka MX MnNat: bttt At 
any rate, la Htktr «aia. tt intelr wtf a ble 
hit. Tridc aaac Dinah. Vm WUlloit to Try 
Aaytblac Just Oace, and rnmes. which when 
made tbe cnMts and lairer of aome Frljcania 
wlttlrlsms. made ber's one o( the most de- 
Ilchlfnl offerlncs of the evening. Charlie — well. 

Just talked It over, and we laDKhed our 
bead* off at runny siyinics oerer before beam. 
Matilieirs and Hannon. Indolrtinc In their ever- 
popular military travesty. The Battle of TOu 
Soon ran«e<1 many laniibs: Bamold'a Dote and 
Monkey Acton enacM a latWfcaM* paatoailr 
wblrb la Irresistible 'mmt faaay;. Iha Baaaa , 
Opera Co. pleased a« wbea laal beard aboat 
three months aso: and Dilla and Templeton. In 
their roMln den act. received aeveral moments 
of apidanae for the acenic a|>ectacle. which en- 
enlfa even tlieir own artistic elforts aa his sa 
tanic majesty, etc. Willie Hale"s parlor pas 
time act. a Jncxllaa olio, la covered more spc 
rlBcallv under tbe beadInK New .\cts. Arl- 
moa Joe. with his Broocbo Boaters, played 
ihi-lr bolil-over week, ami proved a pood closer, 
tbe orcbeatra by this time bavlna became ae- 
lailiail to tbe ramp of tbe dashtnt sMda. 

8. * C. BUY FILMS. 
Sullivan U Consldlne hare latradnccd a nOT 
elty Id the nature of booklnr their own alms 
In conjanciloa wttb their vaiidcTlllc acts. Tbe 
tat at m acflM at vkMn acta la The Catled 
Katca Han. a' — ibtalart '4>wo«h special 

insM wMb the IMtaa Btntes Oovero- 

. Ml K win he ahoim at crery S. & C. 
I Ika coast time. I*ter tt U ssid these 

J wlB have perfected this Inoovatlon to tbe 

extent that errry bill made op will Inclnde an 
ejcellent featjirr dim. and the boose manaicer, 
who up to date has l>een vrorryln* oyer tbia 
rather Important detail, will be plctore-care- 
rrre. waltlnK until Monday nliiht to paaa bla 
Juilicmcnt. either canceling or acceptlnit the 
reel In the same IlKht as a vaudeville act. 

TKD STOVKn WITH TF.TX S.NYPKU. 
T>d Stover, tlio popular compoeer of moat of 
the Hottae of Chrlstnplior catalogue. ha» sev- 
ered his connection wllh that concern and 
algaed ap wllh the (oundei* ot Menilelssabn 
Taan, OrCaalr Bear, and a number ot other sooc 
i h H TbeTyd Rarder Maale Co. Btorcr la 
■asr lacaird at the Ohieaco adkca.- and uader 
tbe able — IdhMt arm of Frank Clark. Snran^ 
Chicago aMaaitrr.'be sbnnld hare little dlOciiltr 
In maklna e*m a greater name for himself than 

ban In tbe paat year. Stover, who la a 
Wbltp Rat, Is In no imall war connoclwl with 
the reason so many of the Rata Inhabit the 
Soyiler otBres. foe tbe JOTlal Ted la one of tbo 
heat-llke<l nlbblers In the Chicago lodge. He la 
the composer of Sometime. Somewhere. Do YooT 
Don't YeuT Will YouT Won't Yoni Airy Fairy 
CaaOa Land. Bad ran and SItblnc. and, when 
Inat tefi wliae d waa Dnpariiw a tan which be 
aaya wm artkpne area Ranir Bair, the ealr alh' 
•r ai^' w :lNb daaa ha erar wmI*. . 

^•Bwm." TOO "man OAiiBOir* 

won GARY. 

Tlllo sketch by Pajlou Iloa- 
•ewapaper nan. waa booked 
laday at tbe Darby Theatre, 




aMulator. THE BILLBOARD. 
41 • Kim St.. CliMlnfM«l, O. 



aa>7. lad., lha 



' aC the SM Corpor- 



atloo. It'araa b»*ia«a baaa the tat ai^pear 
ancc of tbe ifceteb ta aay atase. and Mr. K. II. 

Murray, under whoae peraooal dlrt^tWm tbltt bit 
of metallic drama la being produced, had picked 
Oary for the Initial performance, feeling that 
there at leaat, tbe full tealliatlon of rvery line 
nod action would be feIC and appreciated. .\oU 
that'a jiut about what Mr. Moe, manager of tbe 
Derby Theatre, thought, for In ranreling Mur 
ray'a act, he ezplaloeu that an act of such bni- 
tal frankness carried with It too many posal- 
bUllles ot getting him "In bad" with the au- 
Iborltles. 

The Steel cast, which cooaiats of Edward 
HUllson Murray. Cbarlea a Tafl. J. C. StcDoa- 
ouch and Neoaub Pattee. la a sa f a r h ane. aad 
alibongb barred fraai Oair. thv wUtJaia a 
chance to show at tha HCal SMe 



WHITE RATS SCAMPER 

Banquet, Oratoriccd Eloquence and Vaudeville go to 
Make Scamper of the 1910 Convention the . 
Most Successful in History 



Altbaaili aaaa ar Ika aaaataa tooebed upon 
any BMUefa oC frctlaa Matlta to tbe prrseat 
dIBetencea ezlallajr between tbe White Rats 
and the Actors* Union In Chicago, thIa point 
was freely dUeaaacd in the clnb rooms before 
and after tbe banquet. When the hour of Jolll- 
hcatlun bad arrlreil. however, no one thought 
of UUtorb'ag the amicable almoaphere which 
ever keeps these Rat celebratlooa well ven- 
tilated. The afllllatloo dilemma, nevertheless, 
is the one question. wUch. although In no degree 
a iroubleaome worry. Is tbe moat Important 
labor question confronting the organlxatloo to- 
day. Dally conferences have been held. In which 
every possible exit from tbe preaent miaanJer- 



aaMTaa ta tb»- 
la alt a» ' 



MLLK.POLAIRE 




If tbe eoadlct Is pccelplMted. aU raodevUle 
theatres, aad many p!crara beoaea. wlU doae. 
but the amicable agreentent. lain which the 
White Rats ever staad rauiy to ealsr. will, la 
all probability, piereot any aneh ceapllcatloa. 

The scamper, or banquet. In Itself, waa oal7 
one of tbe week's celebratloaa which went to 
make up tbe conrent'oo. but It carried with It 
moat of the tiivlal and bottled-np good reellas 
which tbe Rats hold for the tbeatrU-al world la 
xeoeraL When, at 4:3U a. m. Thursday, history 
had recorded another to an already long list 
of succeafui scampers, every one In attendance 
bad left with a feeling of good will and aasur- 
aace that a higher plane of theatrical welfare 
had baea reached. Edward Eamood. toaat- 
■aatcr, handlad tha.latntdnetory relaa In an able 
auaner; the eatartalaatent committee bad ar- 
ranged aa axedlant ptearam: the "eats" hit lha 
right apot. and acrred aa a good appetlaer f«r 
the speeches and talks to follow. 'These latter 
flowed eloquently from speakers Fred Nlblo. Rev. 
Father Shannon. Sol. L. Lowentfaal. Harry .M,>nt- 
ford and W. W. Waters. The topic ot "White 
Mice." the ladles' auxiliary, furuJsheil some ripe 
comedy along elect loaeerlng rnci. but the ab- 
solule siiKurance uf thU mov^-nient WM-t made 
known when Mr. Moontford annouocetl that aa 
soon as the necessary arrangements have bwn 
made "White Mice" will bt^oie a koowb 
qnantlty Instead of a mere posslb'lliv. The com 
niittee OB coBTeallan coaatoted of J»ie|ih CalU- 
haa. chaltBMa; Bobhr Oaylor. Jscs Ganiuer. 
Law H. Fullar. Oaka bamw. Cliff Uean. stbort 
Collliw, J. Caaaaa. aad «.-FllBt. Those who at. 
taaded ta tto haafMt aad. acaaper wew Cti* 
Deaa^ chaliaMM j.aa* Ta* i»pa. Aika UatTMr. 



NELLIE RBVELL AND THE 

FRIARS. 



Very recently an arllile appeared In The 
Billboard, atatlng that Nellie Revell was 'to ac- 
company Mile, rolalre on her return to I'urla. 

It would seem that a remark- relative to the 
attitude of The FMara toward tbo little lady 
has caused some adTrtic coauaeat. and for ttala 
reason an explanatory aole has been Issned by 
her. and la glTea herewith. 

••WbUe I thmugbly appreciate the kindly 
spirit which actuated the tenor of the article. 
It Is apt to be misleading, as It sounds like a 
defeniie as well s.1 s congratulation, and might 
Sive the Impression that I had complained about 
tbe Friars, and I should deeply rvgvet such a 
rumor, inasmacb as I am Indebted to tbe Frlara 
In many ways. In fact. It waa a Friar, Mark 
Lenacbar, who fliat called Mr. WUUams- atten- 
tion to lay week whilo I iraa la Cblcaga. aad 
waa -lailiBaMMal to air-bacaabv aaaoeialed 
with XT. nuMosMa. aad at tka tiaie of atr 
recent hetcaTeatent. and at other times, baa 
rendered me aaalslanee, for all of which 1 am 
very grateful. White I admit that dlaqniet- 
log ramot* occasionally leicfa me concerning the 
attitude of certain Frtars towsrd me. ther were 
people who were too bosy changing their vesta 
and telling bow they gave Todj Hamilton. J. 
Brady and Wells llawka their ideas to look fiv 
a position, aad resented Mr. Williams having 
accepted me. especially on account of my sex. 
•at tha. Maia^ aa a body. haTO htea itrj 
talkH^ taawM aw. aad aoaM at mtr heat 
f rt tad a aiw Mars, and In the laaigBago of tha 
circa*, one good one makes up far aarefal bad, 



soon as tM 
launched. 

SCARS-WILSON MUSIC CO. OPWR Vt CHI- 
CAGO, 

Walter Wilson, who ovma tbe EUla Theatre, 
at -KM and Hlta are., haa combined his musical 
and husineaa talents with those of Walter Sears, 
and a new mnaic publishing company la tbe re- 
anlt. Both are popular In Chicago and the 
Middle West, and lure log been aaaoeialed 
with the dealer* In mnalc. each having been 
preTtoudy coaaccCed with the cemniercUl bcancb 
ot tbe nHMapaaa Muale Co. The biggeat bit of 
tbo new Saara-Wllaon catalogue Is a pretty lit- 
tle swing called Oee. It's Crest to tie In t-ove. 
another one of those Dreamland numbers, with 
aalca already In the thonsaad-a-weck column. 
Another melody which Is being raunde<l Into 
Into shaite at tlielr Indiana avenue odicvs la 
Chlldhooil Pays Are Dear to .Me. by the same 
authors of Fssrlnatlng Moon and I Want a tllrl 
to Lore Like You. 



TO MAKE TICK ET BOXES. 

Bearer Falla. Pa.. June Sf.— Tbe McCnllongh 
Mfg. Co. Is a new Arm to manufacture theatre 
ticket boxes. The box l« handsomely finished 
in any wvod deain-d ami tbe top la fltted 
wllh six brass slots, which empty Into a 
locked drawer with alx separate apartmenta. 
which separste the tickets and makea ■>:ount- 
tnt np" easy aitd CMiTenlcnI. Tha box alas 
rootalna two other drawera. which can be aaad 
(or door etaecka and etc. Th* ana la eoaspoacd 
U aaeatat waatata Paaaa^Waala caattdMa. aad 
mm atact ■aaaHMflat to a rticrthM. 



theatrical caapllcatiau niay take 

place la Chicago, and If It does, the «*«» 
can only be attributed to a sane and sensible ad- 
herence to their platform. 

Whether they will aOllate with the Chicago 
Federation of Labcw or Local No. 4 ot tbe In- 
tematlooal .Vctors' Union, Is tbe question. Tbe 
Actors* Union, which has sought to compel aU 
Taudevllie theatres In Chlcsgv to eiiga«o on-y 
talent brlooglng to that organliatloo. I* ssid to 
have the support of the Federation ot LatvT. 
and if this prove* to be true, all sorts -< atrlke 
poaalbUlltc* will imanta tha paaeatal ataaa- 
phere. Although tha lai p oH a a e a «( tkiaa Itort. 
hllltle* ana not caaatoc aar Crfit dlatarhaaoe. 
tboae paatMa wha MfMT to m9 await derdop- 
menu to:ta.W « ClMbiaMaaa at* !b atnt- 
eglcal attitudes whkb. It tokaa ad*aat)s« of. 
will revest torethooght ea the part ot thur* 
heads who attend to tbe real wrifata ot tha 
performer. The White Bats ar* la svaapathy 
with tbe Federation ot Labor, hot nnaltcrably 
opposed to Local >'% -t. and latber than hare 
acceded to their demand that erery artlat de- 
siring work first secure a penult from the union, 
they wvmld ptobahly have "cut" Chicago en- 
tirely. Local No. 4. however. In one of these 
dally, long-drawn-out eoofoence*. made It known 
that, on one condition, the White Rat memt>er- 
ablp card irould be accepted aa a permit from 
the union. That condition, which was no more 
nor leaa than an agreement that the Bata would 
ever ataad ready to back up Local No. 4 In any 
ittomar, dtffsience. petty disagreement. 
Mai aus-np la which that ' 
IToloped, tbo Rats _ 
•1 right at this patot la what* the 
Mv«a llaaU at 



ACTRES S PR QWNEP. 

New Toifc. Tone 23 (Special to The Billboard). 
— Mis* Marlon Ilell Snelder, whose parents live 
In Kankakee. lU.. and known In the theatrical 
world as Marlon Taylor, was drowned In the 
Hudson River on Wednesday night. Jime Si, 
when a aklff In which she snd three other tlu- 
atrical aasoclates were riding was amaahed by 
a barge. Walter Fataaa. oae ot the party, a 
theatrical manager, aada aB cMict to. aavp hH'. 
' th* darkneea imaalid hia lacaliaK bar 
m ahe aank. 

• alhaa to tha party were Atthnr Ser- 
r. Ifeaattlcal aiaaager. ot Xo. S4» West 
I street, aad Waa Gertnsde Arden, of 
No. =43 West ffltatath atreet. ,Xtor_M 
been connected aHb toa I 
which recently tailMl a toar •( 
Sew York. 

Only for tbe onmpt action ot Seymour, Mias 
Arden atao would hare been drowned. A* aooa 
as the boat waa atruck be grabbed her by the 
arm and retained bla hold when they fell Into 
the water. After coming to the anrfare. be 
graaped a piece of the wrecked skis and held 
op bis burden until help arrtred. 

Mlaa Taylor lived with her brother and alster- 
D-law. at No. 528 West 134th street. New 
York. 



might 



AOELE RITCHIE DECLARES SHE 
IS BANKRUPT. 

New York. June 23 (Special to Tbe BUlboatdl. 
— In tbe statement of her ttnancial condition In 
the petition of bankruptcy tiled In the United 
Stalea District Osort. on Wedneaday. June S2. 
AdHe Rltehlo, whooe home la la Pelbam, N. 
T.. state* that her IlablllMrs are »lS.2ta. and 
bat OBO aa anata. The gowoa. fus sad 
mUUnety MUs BlttMr adarita swalas aia «• 
etapted. aha a**«rta. Ca ptapaia lb* haalMgKr 
papers, tha a ctii a a aaysw ceat her tsaa to nca 
to the ana of Wolf and KOha. 908 Broadway. 

Tbe petition dtocio*** that alaee 19M Mlaa 
Ritchie, who recently appeared here la nnda- 
TUle, ha* purchased clothing valued at $S.S18. 
on credit. One Item In the list ot ItahlUtlaa la 
a lodgment of ISIft- obtained by tbe Otto Saiaar 
Company for photographs made In 190T and ISOBi. 

Among tbe creditors Mlaa Rlt^e adsalts ab* 
can not pay are Lord and Taylor. tS.4Sl.TI, for 
dry goods: Joaeirii. No. 3 We*t TUitleth (tnct. 

weari ng appndi l ajto . IBhi*. 

Jhriy^alghto sttact. ' oflW.' Ilv 

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BROOKLYN, N. Y. 



WMther Conditions Contribtito 
to fimyrity of Amui u ii n n U 
Open-air Variety. 



since Use weatbcr hu become more settled, 
tlie tmaMmenU or attracUoos at ttie rarloos 
Brooklrn beicfaes are dains onusnallT luge boii- 
ncss. CoDej Islaod. of course, attracts tbe 
latest ciowda. BockawiT Beacli Is as popolar 
aa (Ter. North Beach, Bergta Beaeb and Ca- 
attnctms tlie mul etowda. 
' ' at tte Tazion 

wfn'woa be Hpc Cor one or 

The lint elreos on the la- 

wlU ao dooht get big moner, owing to the 

Caet that an the principal snmmer leamls on 
C<oag Island. win be rtrj attractlre this year. 
Most all the well-to-do people are alread; oc«t>- 
pylng their bomes on I/<ng Island. 

Stewart BarD««, the TaadeTllle actor, had a 
w escape from drowning during a heary 

off Bockaway Beach last Saturday- 

Anaooncvmeota bare been aeat pat txam Syn- 
enae. N. Y., of the maiTtas*- tt .Vtm Kap 
Wood, the popnlar treaaater aC SBiita Bnad- 
way Theatre. Brooklyn, sad ettlar-aC BaaD4iaec 
Xima. to Miss Clara Doro th y BMimHUag. ThCT 
aia at home at SS Uenick Boad. Jamaica, £. 
L. aae of BnwUyn'a h a n di naii — lim b a . 

Walter Bnssell. who waa tnaanr jCttc 
Cteseent Theatre here 1— >• ap— » jp JWaljfl 
for the ffommcr In the btE4fl9'*4(' tfeS^Sd^b- 
ton Beach Mnslc Hall. 

Morrlscm's Masic Hall, at Rockaway Beach, 
feas opened for the season. 

A monster concert and Taoderilte pexforasanoe 
wiU be held at the Arreme Ptencatziv Ar- 
cane. Ii. L. Sonday ercnlac. JHIr 1; Im " 
bra Hit «C t^^me^y^^i'^i_^Snm Aam 



P. WUaaik. .Abeadr 

> aC tka tot fc— inii.»« In tte n adai lll i 
tt waUd haTe TOliiBteered their aerr- 
tkB affair promlaea to be moat en- 





The 

Beacb has i 
niana;:ement 
ton Thettie. 

LoeWs 
are doing 
lat bOla. 

— — ~ ~ B tM t o o Bnctaneatra laat 
Bra^^iy. Pour Tuaila, Jamca 
World and Kiagaton, Hoey 
mA Ayer, The lessoes. Pett- 

B IMghton Bfsch Mnslc Hall 
laat weak waa: Bcaate Wjnn. Top o' the World 
Dancera, JMh Wilson and Co.. Mr. and Mrs. 
Mark M > I1| I >J, WInfleld DoOElas and The Mas- 
crop Slatera, Barry and Wolford, Lane and 
CDonnen. _ 
For the (Lrst time In eight jeara, ixom M. 
EUls. general manager of the Hyda ae Ben- 
— — iMiiarmsnt Coaapaay. la taklnir a nea- 
B* left Braaktra iMt Snoday for Moont 
■a. lOck, «k(fa_ka jrfn nnialB foe t^ce 
weeks. 

KortofL. 

borne at Stoar Mrt, 'W Br • 

abort atay. 

Cohan and Harris and the Chnrch Aeroplane 
Companr. of Brooklyn, bare aigned coatracts 
for the deUToy of a Bledot_n. atOBOtfa ae of 
the Channd >aJ a^*lM>W|^i a^aa ^ 

The ATtaton ' 

~ Bplarea of the Grand Opera 

__ and the Grand Opera Hooae, 
_ mta tender to 3. Harwood Sprlng- 

agrr of the Brooklyn Grand, a mon- 

• oatins at Midland Park, Grant City. Staten 
Tbnrsday. Jone 30. There will be ten 
athletic events, besides a ball game by 
t» tnma of the two honses. Prlies haTe been 
Maalcd to these special prents by ex-Comp- 
tTOUer aiett Watkcr and Patmaon, loaeph Me- 
Canr, Rank Oamaa. DasU WeDnjC and John 
H. SDilnccr. Bart I. ■■H i l l lir yBl be lodse 
oC aa ercats: JMa Pert U_^al« Ma • f_the 
nt coonatttee. and Taha Gnmr Can- 



B- Wataon'a two big eompaalea bad a 

Terr laceessfal nio at both the Casino and Em- 

I^re theatics lietc. 
The report In Coney Idand last week ttat 
CoL BooscTdt was tbere on a Tlalt eansed some 
commotloo. He was tbere flgnratlTely speak- 
ing. If a wax figure or tbe ei-Presldent can 

be said to have represented blm. - This wa^ 

nsed by George C. Tllyon. of Steepleehaae 
Park. Abont 1 o'clock the flgnrc arrlred In a 
aman boat at the pier. Here It waa recelTed 
with great eclat and aecUla tke aaacaUed 
"weleomlnc" coanaltlBa. and a taaae liaad. A 
little African kmr-tvw«d costionally to the 
aiattasnlshrd -rleltor. and a brass hand ^ay«d 
Ikctani Be a Hot Time In the Old Town To- 
aisM. Then a proceasloo was started tfarongh 
the PaTilllon of Fun to tbe monster elephant 
at the entrance. Here sereral "welcoming** 
aoeechea were dellrered. In tbe catherlng was a 
slant negro, bearing a placard on bis hack, 
which read: "I'se from Africa, too, bat nobody 
pays any attention to me." 

George C. Tllyoo, who also controls the 
amnscment parka at several of the reaorts In 
the East, has a rery enterprising preis repre- 
!<entatlTe. Aside from havlog Mr. Tllraa** pte- 
tnre In moat of the New York p apc 
this press representative baa aeeana. s 
deal of publicity for Mr. TOyoa. _ 

rrm~tmtf Jadfc Baoarlta. ia u ias lt n g wllk neli 
wmtSSmm aeBacer of tka naak a Boatock 
.ahow at Comer Ulaad. Ur. BonaTlta haa a 
plfialnr pcraonallty. and Is very popalar amooir 
an showmen. Aside from this, he la a hard 
•Dcker. which means snccesa. 

At a meeting of the Coney Islaod Mardl Gras 
Associstlon held at tbe Cone.v lalanil Bank 
Rnlldlns. Snrf avenne. It was decMe<I by thi* 
members to hold a one week camlral at the 
pleasure resort at the cloae at the present 
aoo. While the date haa aat kcaa defla^ 
settled. It wm pasbably he kdd tlw areA 
Haatar "ape 12. 

Ue ftdl oalua adiecis were Reeled and chalr- 
mm. «r rwaiHleii aaoalated: Stepkea B. Jack- 
- - - - got 



vice-president: Adolph P. Amaelter, second 
vice-president: Charles Scbiffaaan, aaaetaiT: 
William B. Lake, U e aauiei . Cbautttee of Ar- 
rangements, Hemaa Wackc, rtalnain of >• 
nance; Ftederldc W. Klatcr. ckalnoan of 
loata; Henry Graahom. ckainaaa of mnaic; 
J. H. Porter, Aalmaa of elechrtelty: Fred- 
erick Lnndy. chairman of police; Lewis M. 
Potter, chairman of permits: James U. 
Conahao, chairman of press and pobUcIty; Con- 
rad Stnhenberd, Sr., chairman of prizes; Tooy 
Pidackea, chairman of decorations: Joseph B. 
Vendlg. chairman of aatomohUes and carriages; 
Sigfrled Gnggenbelm. chairman of bsdgea; Fred- 
erick ZeUer, cbalrtnan of lodnstrlal Boats; 
Frank Savarere. chairman of confetti; F. W. 
Von Wlegen, chairman of grotesques. 

GEOHGE H. ' 



PITTSBURG, PA. 

Extramely Hot Weather Drawa Large 
Crawda to Local Parks. 



The extremely hot weather haa finally brought 
the paUently-awalted and longed-for effect, and 
as a resolt. the local parks opened their gates 
to an overHow, Sonday. the like of which has 
not been seen for many years. The large nnm- 
ber of amtiaement seekers natnrally glsddened 
the hearts of the management, while on the 
other hand, the mnltltnde enjoyed their "money's 
werth" by deriving pleasure from all the op- 
p es tiui ltiea presented them. Tbls famished eon- 

Tlnelng evidence that the thitMis has — 

In need of jnat such direnka. 
tlig^i^e n^for loat time. 




at 

■ew dally 

spots tor _ . 

ttve aide lanei apfeal to tke 

wril as to Oe yaelktd aad matved. In apite 
ot tbe tardy araaim. appearances indicate tliat 
the present season win piore the banner one for 
all the amusement parks In this section. 

In order not to be forgotten entirely. Lmxa 
Park keeps open two nights per week In order 
that the large nnmber ot followers oC the 
light fantastic, may dance to their content. The 
pavilion at Lnna has alvrays appealed to coont- 
less numbers hecatise of its smoothness and am- 
ple dimensions. The orchestra employed to 
render the **wherewith** ao essential to keeping 
In step la being UbemUy .pcalsed by glider*. 

Tlie Hippodrome at Kennywood Is drawing 
exeeedlagly latse ci owd a at every performance. 
Tke Inleimhana an p e eked to the daahboaid 
cantinoally. so lasps Is'tke'liABa tarn the oat- 
lytax towBB. Tke aew aaial xadBK eoester haa 
tnmed oot to be ooe of the most popalar con res 
■Ions. This, onr largest park. Is aarely worthy 
of the liberal patronage It has thna far eoloyed. 

West View Park's pavilion la one of the hhc 
hits of tbe season, a fact which attests to the 
statement that dancing Is not decreased when 
the temperatnre la tnctcaaed. Tbia reaort is 
widely reputed for fta ssnAA '-aMaacr with 
which the management fratMW'ftr.'Ike eoaSirt 
of their patmns- 

Tbe greate?.t of all tbe open-air e t l tS C U cBa 
here U the HIpoodrome. with its resMcace St 
Voabea Field. The fact that the 

srai 

la tact tte In- 

_^led within the 

past fortalsht. ' Tke kills sre of exeepNoaal 
merit and ceBtlaae to aive eadi spectator Car 
more than their BOBiT*S worth. 

Tbe stock company at the Grand is this we^ 
presenting The School For Scandal. Tbe cast la 
to t>e very favorably commented npon. and in 
spite of the prevaning oppressiveness contliraes 
to draw the crowd. This Is In part dne also 
to a very satisfactory artlflclal cooling arranae- 
ment recently Installed at the playhoose. Be- 
port has It that the stock plays will cootlnoe 
for another month at least, the time at which 
the bnlidtng la to be rcnorated. prepsratocy to 
the opentnr ot the WMl aaaasa. 

IffBsn Howe's T ta sJ - nt.l a ie a aeO _ 
t eiy tnterestlni: to tke asnir wko pnAr to glae 
tbt Nixon their snare aMsaeata. Patrona aay 
that tl>e latter Is tbe t ao leat plaee tn or aronnd 
Plttabonc 

The amateur company which presented George 
Atle's Collejre Widow eo snceessfully last week, 
will present the same offer tbe cnrrent week. 
They have already secured a neat little snm for 
charity porposes. 

The OrT»han*» picnic, which comes otT nevt 
week St Kenayarood Park, promlaea to be tbe 
latMpated with 
. a( a ^aC aastes. 



BALTIMORS, MD. 

inhabitanta of the . Monumental City 
Domlepins WabbMi fMk m • Cen- 
— qMOWcie <f tliB ftwiMi wm 

Rainfall this Summer. 



Althoagk the weather Is somewfait wanner, 
there kas keea a cesslderable qoantltr of rain. 
Ereiy dsT tkcce is a shower or two to add to 
of s safferlDg pobllc. Tbe 
iseaaM so s ec n a tamj to car- 
that It Is ataast a kahlt. 
. . J ast aotalred Om paik habit 

owine to tke aaple aaa nt weather, kat anae are 
braving tbe dements to rentnre a tllp ts tke 
resorts. 

The Hippodrome has been a great aoc c tas 
aad the openini; week was an Instantaneooa hit. 
The Idea of ugio;; tbe baseball proDoda at night 
haa attracted mocb attention. Tbe frreat array 
of splendid features Is a matter of noteworthy 
InteresL Tbe wonderfnl pantomime borlesqne 
of baseball by SUvera waa wen exeented and 
mnch enjoyed. 

Oneida, the female m em k s r of the aerohatic 
team of MoMre sad OseHa, wss pstefslly In- 
Imcd hjr a Call dariaK tke peiforawnce Setaiday 
alckt. Ar paztaer kaMs her eloft and anp- 
lieHs her ea a pais wkkk brake. Ife broke her 
fan as be eanght ker witk hia dmolder bst be 
coold not bold her as he eoold not releaae the 
pole from hIa belt. Ber nose is bellered to ke 
keekaa and abe la sa»aiely teal s id . A 



In the aodience attended hex and she was re- 
ed to ker hoarding house — 529 North Howard 



Little lUas Tkoma and her hlgh-achool horae, 
ladlaa GUet; Ikiee Mdaees. aciobatle wondera; 
PnUaio. tke dack-wka umllwii, Uarreiona 
Udrllle In a sicat aoW act: Tke JanUnc 
loibbels. Tke Great BlacUac. Tke UseUaPsm- 
lly; The Adeais Brothers, Spellmas's Bears. Er- 
nesto Sistets, Waitcnhorx Brotiieis. IcsUe'a 
Barnyard Clrcns and other acts nude op the 
program for the week of Jnne 20. 

The Academy ot Mosie was closed last week 
aa the public school commencements were oc- 
cupying the hoards. Tbe vaadeTtlle ahowa have 
been resnmed and the tide of Intereat has once 
more turned to the shows that are tbe talk of 
the town. 

The Abom Opera Comiuny presented Bobin 
Hood last week and It was a nnlqne and enter- 
taining performance. Tbe opera was well pro- 
doced and tbe company was highly praised for 

lu efforts. The performance lecalled the days 
ot tbe tamoaa Bsstaalaas. Binw B. IMk- 

Ingham ap 
George Ii. 




was the Maid Marian. 

King Dodo was tbe foUsnrtw attiactiaa. 
Robert Lett was tbe king and Blsit«t»e Xaetissn 

was Plola. Tbe tnnefnl melodies were aa popn 
lar as ever. 

Electric Pork is doing fairly well coa&lderin^ 
tbe weather. The numerous attractions on the 
gronnds are doing well. 

Frederick Brenner and others have applied 
to the CircGlc Court at Towsoc. asking for a 
receiver for tbe WUllam Springer Construction 
Company, which operates tbe Firemen's Christ- 
mas Eve. Jndee Duncan alffned an order ap- 
pointing a receiver nnleaa canse to the coo 
trary tie ahown on or before Jnne ST. nie hlQ 
~ that the eompaar is la ddit to certain 



!«ka la private 

wcee heo^ht to 

thia iettjr and kuikd . She was sa acticss ot 
aoaw sMUty aad distlaetlao sod she waa a well- 
kaowa aaernhCT ot tlw George Fasreett Stock 
Company.' She was taken ITl aeveral yeara ago 
and went to snver City, N. U., for tbe re- 
covery of her health. She died there laat week. 
Her sister, Anita Brady, was a popular member 
of the profession and she died several years 
ago from the same disease — ..tnbercnloals. 

The BItie Moose will Khortly present some 
films with scenes enacted on tbe streets In this 
city. .\ corps of actors were engaged for this 
pnrpose. The site for tbe theatre on Park 
avenue la beiac dearcd aad tke work la attract 
ine mnch attotloa. 

Ulas Malorie Patteisoo. a BalttaMC clrl. haa 
been engaged to play in Shakespercea tolea la 
Stratford-ae-Aaaa P. E. Benaaa. tbt w<dl- 
known Engnak msaager. 

Cliadea E. Peed aad Harry Ford were recent 
ly In Atlantle Cttx* They aaw the production 
ot Tbe Follies of 1910. which they enjoyed very 
mnch. They expressed their admiration of the 
cleanliness of tbe show and Its artistic prodoc 
tkm. 

Georae C. Wilson, bead of the Wilson Amose- 
meot Company, has secured control of Blaney's 
Theatre on North Eotaw street. It will ha 
completely remodeled during the acmmer and 
fitted with the latest convenlencea. 

In the fall it will reopen nnder the name 
at tbe SaToy Theatre, playinc TsndevlUe at 

- It. haa ken 
. ke oiML At 

tte Skabecto. kat tta dMiTMf " 
present lesaecs era Stair aai ', 
hsae been upetating ,inadiilll>-ia< »j>i>n fle- 




MINNEAPbLia. MINN: 



Bijou Opera Hottaa Will Ctose For Sea- 
aon — Lyrie TbaalrB. Stock Company 

:y;:;-il»Bij ^Wifc <Bfc ■ \. • 

On Saturday, July 2. tbe BIJoa Opera House 
win close its doors untn the opening of the 
fall sessoiL Tbe final anrnmer attraction la the 
KUmt ft Gaxiolo Stock Company In Hnman 
Hearts this ireefc. Tbe bonee will be thoeomch- 
ly oveiiiauled aad renovated, and win opea dur- 
ing State Pair Week, eariy In September. Har- 
ry Hayes, the iMpolar treaanrer of the BUoii 
irlU apend hIa aommer Tacation at tbe lakes, 
returning to hla position In the fall. 

The I^Tlc Theatre Stock Company has two 
new aconlsltlons to the ranks In the shape of 
Harry Unkey and Arthnr S. Caspelea, thr 
latter a loed bov. «ka.Jdas«.tke csst wltk 
the prodaettM of a*(:^Sb IfeeVve* s( 
Jnne 12. ^ " 

Tben ka*a keea aoaM ehesges hi tbe ksase 
staff at tke P M aa s Tksalic. aad Bay Tkaey 
hss left the statt EL Don Ctelea. wko wss 
formoly with this theatie. has ictamed la Ike 
capacity nf chief naher. 

C. J. rlynt. the well-known tressarer at the 
Dewey Theatre, wko win a«ala be wltk tkst 
theatre In the tcsaiar ainaia. is kUIIar sam- 
mertlme by aaalattaff Manager flL -K. luhm at 
Foreat Park. 
On Satorday afternoon, Jnne 18. a theatre 
waa (laen at tbe MetropollUn ODer> 
House hr the Baatem Star, in lionor of MIsa 
Grace Hayward, of tbe Gi ~ " " 
OMapaay. arbo Is a member. eC 

Hon. Ooe hondred and fifty _ _ 

tbe nerfonnsnee of St. Elmo, whidi Xias Hsy- 
ward dramstlsed. 

This week Is marked by two chanaea In the 
casts of the local stock cofflnanles. Miss Haxel 
Hice sDsments the force of the Kllmt snd Gas- 
solo Stoclt Comnany at tbe BlJou Ooera Honse. 
nlaylng tbe chid role lo Hnman Hearts, whlh- 

~^e'o^ Mlnneaprthf '«M 'SMk fli ieii l ea . JOea 
Conanein Bailey. liaMMB MB' iC tte ffkMmts 
has rc^ared VaiMMt CMkia'tt* ^ ill CSSt 
of aiBk tke ft ■■■a. 



A local boy. Frank Bidnaky. Ia now aaaem- 
bling a beadlloe vaoderUle act. la wklcb flaa 
accomplished planlats aad tma sets of special 
scenery are reqnlred. A f satata ot tbia aer 
la the optical iUnaloa of a plaao wltk tia i 

Sfiarently In mid-air. with fear 
. inoa aU playinc aatlonsl aba la i 

the mld-alr piano lerolTea on 

plane, and each time the back of the laatra- 
ment facee tbe aodience, the Interior la elee. 
trlcally lllamlnated with aeenea and colors of 
the nationa Indicated by tbe mtialc, tbere tielng 
In aU twelve set aoeoes. cloalog with a portrait 
of the Prealdent and tbe American colors. This 
act Is now being booked In tlie East. 

Tbe Sootbem Theatre, located at Seven Cor- 
oera. which haa been ao anecessfuUy operating 
aa tbe Edw. J. Flaher Taodeviile Circnit this 
seaaaa. e l ostd Its doois for the summer on Jane 
2S. This tke sU e vUI opea sssia early, la Aa- 
gnat,^^iri«kjr^^t^JIE^ ^^^ajaaMa^,kjikl^ 




AdwM^ikF^;: 

Amusement Reaort*. 



with tbe warm weather now oa large crowds 
visited Fontaine Pray Park last week to ivolj 
the sweltering beat of the town. Tbe patron- 
age of last week waa nndoobtedly the largest 
ever known at this park. 

The Park Theatre also bad Ita ahare of 
large aodiences. The bUI waa beaded by Onlap. 
wt&.Ma illadao Xystery. aad atkses ea tbe bill 
are tka'^Vsadool Bros,. Mb aad Xla CO., tvii- 
1ts«e ■ sad Tkompsoo. X Ikaads Dooley aad 
Cbrrloe Slsteis. Miss JaUs Xhitia. tke tocsI 
soloist with Grrgc'a Band, ia maktag a Ms 
bit at tile park with ber aweet alnging. 

Tbe Steamer Hiawatha, the moat popular ex. 
ruraloo boat aroond the three falls dtles, hss 
begun dally tripa between Fontaine Ferry and 
Rlvervlew parks. Captain Keodle la In ber 
command. 

The Banda Roma, the new band at the Rlv- 
ervlew, has taken the place ot Slg. UUveri's. 
who left laat week. 

Ooe of the best bins erer sees st the BIt- 
errlew Park Theatre was aleen here laat areefc. 
It waa headed by Waks. and k sadiia ^jllklllS 

Peemer, and JngsUnc OttI, Zaia Ttcet; aad 
Herbert XltckeL . 

Tbe asudaellle and picture booses sttn eae- 
tinoe to do a Me bosi ness In spite of the warn 
weather. ABTUL'B V. SHBCKUIL 



HOT SPRINGS, ARK. 

Capitol Amuaement Company Inoor* 
porated to Operate in Hot Springa. 
The Woak'a Nawa in Tha Var 

• ;"v ; P OP CH |fc'^^;-:..y'. ■ 

T%e Capitol Amnsement Company ts another 
new theatrical enterprise in Arkansas. This 
company have incorporated with a capital of 
900.000, Their flrat important deal waa tbo 
bnytOE of tbe Capitol Theatre, at Little Bock. 
Ark. Tkia thealie baa alarays played Slew ft 
B>l e ng e i s ttra c ti otm. Atrsnsi mints have beee 
BSde tSr K. sad B. sttisetioas. At s reeeat 
SMettnc of the etockbddeia, tke foUowlaK were 
dected: Joka O. Hlgstes. piesldeat: Cbtis Led- 
wiga, vtce-peceldest. aad J. Frank Bead, seere- 
tsry. Abont tlS.oaO win be epeat fSr lapcoee- 
menta. Whca eemplited tfcls tkeatre wU ka 
practlcaUy new aad ao ■aaey wm he apssM ta 
make It one at tke aMSt iv-t»date Iks a l iM ta 
the South. 

The Billy AHeo Mnslcsl Compsny waa the 
attraction at tlie Head Airdome for week of 
Jnne 13. Boalneaa la capacity every nigbt since 
the epealas. The company ia wdl aelected. Kr- 
ttf- aMBbtr eC tts chores deserres credit for 
tba war tkey work. Tbe skew has pleased 
Hot Bsdaaa Ik e nt ii goti s. A caad-d«w always 
gets% s ila u . St the AMMatT^:! * 

Ika Lyric Taestre bss aMpM a'asw piWty. 
Ifanacer Hale haa msde snaaccncats wllb tbe 
maoagemeDt of the Lyrle Theatre at little Bock 
to run split weeks between Hot Springe and 
Little Bock. This change haa Improved hnalneee 
consldersble for lx>th bcmses. 

The opening of tbe Princess Tbestre will oc 
cur in August. This new vandeville tbealia 
la now nearly completed. Tbe front will. bO 
ooe masa of electric Itgbtft. No expeaso to k^ 
ins spared In bolldlng thIa theatre. 

Whittinicton Park, nnder the maaagement of 
Geo. (Dr.) Oweoa. opened for the aeaaoo. Juae 
IS. to a eenr Inrae atteadaace. Hsay Improra. 
aMalB an^aitaB^le.ke:BBaajtt^lUa BBtk^ by m 



Dips. 

Tbe Olympic Airdome recently Ofieaed 
tbe maasBemcnt of Wm Tate and Dick 
report good bnslnesa. This Atrdome plays mar- 
Isg picture ' and vaodevllle. 

Tlie Lyceum Theatre. Hot Springs* leading 
moving pictnre theatre, has aeveral fealnree 
that are pleaslna ita pstmns. The orches- 
tra, nnder tbe directorship of Geo. P. Montgom- 
ery, and tbe aelectlooa ot Ftaak Bitter, tlie 
ponalar vocalist. 

Tbs Orpbeum Tfceatrs haa beee tatiodadait a 
new featare to tbetr pelieaa lelHea pietanm. 
TMs^atsr BMMWa.egy^tMii^av^^^^.-'^^ 

for^ Sr^wiSS. ' Be te suiaipsalil^kr- Ma 

wife. 

LAWRENCE: JEAN RIMAUia 



O. L. Mix writes from Daytona. Pla., that 
he baa keea spendiac three weeks ss Ike meet 
ar Mr. J. A. Oibsia. paapeietar of Oska ia r a 
— - - Bs vM lem ta Mnr Tsik aMa 
la - 



JULY 2, ino. 



Xtie Billboard 



11 







8AN FR ANCIS CO, CAU 

nnwj Nmm Hmm Pramitlw WaMirii 
' M*tropoHi. 

«( BcMlalii. writM tbU oOm thtt 



b» to a*v wplitlM tte cfcetlOB of a aew 
. t» t«l» *» Jtaee oC the om re- 
nntlr itllniy«< fer It wcnn tbe 

it:tt> of tlw n — l— Tkcatic. on Hotel atnit. aid 
will npro 3m» 2T wtu tbe Cuino Mnrical Caa- 
rUr Comnuv, whick left Sas fVaaclMO Jma 
IS Wt 9- B. Sierra. Tbe new taonae win be 
■N* Mden tbkn tbe foraer Orpbeom. Tbe 
fnml ealnbce win be like a Broadway plaT- 
lnM]^. ami tbe aeatlDff capacity will be aboot 
l.'jt<>. ETcrr coDTCDlFDce u slreo to tbe dreu- 
lit;; rooomt. etc. 

II. II. rraKe Is bete to reaala oalll after 
I he JrlTrlea^IoboMn debt. H« to taliriam 
irlth Sam Berger In tbe ■M»ttl»m •( JtS- 
tlt'«' tbeatriral toars. 

lUiuilioo Bin. a wcU-lmawa almr at aaecad 
fonx^. formrrlr aa tke Otpheam Clicait, wba 
h3!< hoeo 111 far .aiw ttaM^ Hillaaait VUla an 
(be street tbto waak. Pa , toa » - faafcai aa .tta 
S. k. C. Cirealt. tat to aav.«MHa t* « Mi 
(attacnneala. 

llarU Ketaler aad Ua eoaapaar of TIddlsb 
aetoca. will plar a abort easacemeot at the 
Taa Xeaa Tbeatrv. eammcneiac looe 24. AmoDg 
tbe principal people In the npport will be Mlas 
Ko<a Kark and Mme. Clara Toonc. 

TblrfT-foar tboosand, nloe bnndied and o&e 
pro|ile paid to are Veata TIetocIa at tbe Or- 

pheum dorlDC her tiat H Mk** . 

r<-prvHQts an atttadana aC' 
:.rino a pertonaaDca. 

Tbe Orpbeaas Cttcott baa 
roTrr for tbeir laanaaa. 1 
raujMered a work of art aad aneh at tht d. bat 
tke aew one is wittaont doabt tba kaadaaoiest 
aad OMMt artistic dealKD rrer aaed tet aocL 
porpear. It U a real (oaTnilr. 
Tbe Vltaerapb Morlns Plcttire Cotapaay bas 

Soirba^ the excloslre Hsbt of the Jeffrlea- 
nbtifoo debt pictures for S15O.00O. wblcb Is 
eqnsll.r divided between Jeffries, Johnson and 
tbe promoters. 

A new Class A theatre, with sboot six ban- 
dird seatlnc capadty. la now tjelne bnltt on 
Flllaorr street, oa tbe site of the former 
Ilacae Cafe. It win be derttted to pictures 
aad TaaderUIc. at 10 ecata admlaslnn It Is 
srkrialU ta apaa la OetOber. 
X htm tmm tbe Weldoo 
tfeat tber 



•attcB eat a new 



XMB aafl'Otoapaar. wbo plajaA -SwiMB 
hniler tbe manaaeaient of 1. C. OMOW-'an avar 

JJ.nno receipts on the week. 

-Martlcpttl and Qroaal are p laila t ' fc" Beoa- 
luln. maklni: a bll«e sacceas. 

Severs! hondrrd people were at the dock 9st- 
unlar. to bid "boo voyage" to tbe bis Csslno 
Musical Comedr Company that aalled oo the 
Merra for a oloe weeka* season at the New Or- 
jbeuBu where tbey ara aebednled to open Jnoe 
sr. Tbe cooifiaay ladadcd Ftaak B. fUalr. Laa- 
rel Alklas. Elate Schnyler. Kaai BaiiiBall. Ot> 
rs Stecfc. Btkri CaaOeld. TTirr llirtiii Srik 
I"K. Ctbel RalBca. Kvalyn tlkaw Waa AV 
batt. Telna Steck. oiadja CUflaa. MIe Cath- 
»rt Ban-l Hall. Maala H a p p a rt. Oatllaa Chase, 
nartr StTisrt. Harry aarrWy. Hairia Me- 
Qolre and Cfasriea JostL. Elaborate wardrobe 
and a carload of scenery went with tbe party, 

Tbe nooklnr NIsht. each Mday. at the Wla- 
warn. 1<i prnvlna qnlie a aoectsa. Tba acta 
are nnt anonnnced ss a tryoQt, ka^-jb-caei leaA- 
loc "Extra." which Is ma katnMB'tte fas- 
alar proeram. itlTes tbe me. 

tS OAKIAKD. 
nn. far ikrlr third aad laat week 
I Ikfalii. preeeated The Ricb 
~ "^rj cloaed ibHr aioat 
aad the eomoaiiT dls- 
RUBB COHEN. 



Clune'a Qraad Ara. Tfcaatie. aad to operated li 
conjaactlon witb Clnao's, at Flftb aad Main. 
Tbe same maoafement ua anniiiiacad that tbey 
will baUd another Qletora thaalia aast ta Pan 
laces' Xktatia, « _ . . 



ivr.' UNiia» MOb 



Garrisk TliMtr* Oo«s to Motion Pic- 
turM forth* Sum mar ■Hippodromo 



with weather that Is real sammer, we find 
bU tbe OQldoot amasemcnts In this city doing 
tood btialaeas. All tbe cardena have drawn big 
erow d a diirla< tbe paat week and, with the best 
of attractions, have made money. 

Tbe fliat of tbe aoaoanecd special outdoor at- 
tracUsos to that af tfea CrtUaB Gkadtr CaralTal. 
Wblcb wm be held kan m MrwTwU contuioe 
t«r aaa week. It ffaatoas la. k* « M( CTent, 
as tha varloai lodges are werUas asarr eaergy 
far ita caaiplete aucccsa. Tbe tint wSI ta nie 
■fat eanlTa] of importance St. Laato baa lad In 
a year and should be a complete s n eeesa. 

VIsconnt O'Hsnterlve'* Famons Collection of 
Motion Pictures has taken the Oairlck Theatre 
and will mo all through tbe summer. These 
same plctorea made a tremendous success at 
Delmar Garden here, two seasons ago. and with 
tbe repntatioo gained then should do a good 
business during the summer months at the 
Garrlck. 

The steady Increase of business at Crawford's 
NOTclty Theatre has been tbe direct cause for 
tba iastsIUng of 300 more seats in the roof 
garden theatre. Mr. O. T. Ccawfcrd has made 
moeb flMBiy with bis tbeatn aaA kaa aaaanl 
more Ikat ara ready for ii|iiialtoa .... 

One of the brightest spots of' Oa exeenent 
Tauderll'e bill at the MaJ.ntlc Theatre. Esat St. 
Loulf. Vji- ■^'■■■^ th.' Ti-t ]^1IL^'^■ ."..;a r.'.'.:- 



bit; alrUouie. meet all of Eaat St. Louis can he 
seen on the'r way to Lansdowoe. 

James Gabriel can be seen tbese daye seated 
nader his mammoth tent, taking It very eaay. 
and forgetting tbe charms of tbe wild west show. 
HIa Circle Theatre Is netting bim handsomely 
and Is one of tbe beat paying picture tbeatiea 
la tbe city. 

Mr. Itoy Stuyvesant bas entirely recovered 
from bis aceldaU, caosed by a fall from Ms 
balloon at PMiaialljr City here, a week ago, 
and Is agala ■aUaB Wa ascents with tbe nsaal 
regalarity. WIU. J. FASISX. 



TOLEDO, O. 



Lyceum Thaatro Cloaea — Parka Naw 



The Xiyceom will cloae down atter tbla week 
with tbo presentation of Old Heidelberg, after 
a successful ten weeks' season of stock. Man- 
agers Kimball and Kelsey say that ttiey are 
thinking seriously of placing stock in Cleve- 
land. Grand Baptds. Peorto aad Uprlagdeld aazt 
season. . . ■ , .. r. 

While City 
Ing parties. 

Tbe Farm baa a summer stock 
Is meeting with saccess. Mra. 
gram la the bill oa tbto week. 

Valentine Thtatra la 
In the pictaia' 
ing well. 

otto Klleeaa.. aC 'tka 
looking after 
J. K. Bart. 



~«kat 




aha aC this city, the Ofaad .at 

late in tbe same capadtr at the VaflOTr 

tre !n New York, (s hnme for the snicmer. 




LOS AN6ELE8, CAL. 



Paid lu . 

ead of Ika _ . , _ 

vacant acata ai» ever faaad. aad a tUrd weak 
has been aaaoaaecd. TbI* to wllboet a deabt 
the hnt play ew oITrred by a local stock com- 
pany. 

Richard nennett has arrived In Los Aagelea 
•inrt will open with the Rurhaak Stock Company 
In rirrro of the Plains week of Jnoe 17. This 
has heen dcla.ved a week owlna to the three 
week, nin of Paid In Fnll. Mr. Bennett will 
■'_«e<'n at the nnrhank three ireeks, 

Chas. OrchardMm. tbe arttot. Is spending a 
■^*t.ttae.lB I«B Aaaeica while oa a toar 
asked Mlaa Marjory 
_jna e( tbe Barbank 
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Sdd. She has a deep coacepUaa aC Uto rafabood 
type of dyUlaatloB. and a Tokc 4kat si**a It 
the pcaeer aapreasloa and bas maia a pro- 
BOOBced Vt wliilh tha Majestic P^bjaaa. 

It looks aa thoash Ika n i pi inl linj ja tkat a 
to be here baa f aHea tkaaat^ tb to aa aaaa 
leaat. as UtUe gr no afanniMa kaa kaaa aw 



. Jl_*ss announced tbto week that A. U. Hi- 
5Srr ^ Aagelea early la Wy. Ha 

will be In San Franclaeo tha FtartK aad arOI 
come here later, to look over the theatrical slt- 

nailon here. 

Utile nip. the performing baby elephant 
gWlag at the Loe Angelea the past week. 

"» ^"ir "eseb one day aad bad 
Tr. f}P "Of- The llttto aaltoal to 

Istek laaat . aad seemed to ealsgr It thor- 
Afl^Ui dip la tba sarf ha bad a pto 
fr* ■o.'aa or Cha beach l aa ta a raa la. aad cre- 
eled nnlte a aaaaltoa. 

It baa been aaasaaM tkat aaat aMHtoB aiany 
o J^* •vndlcaf# alttaetlaaa playlar the iitum 
J'^"«^nTOae wm Beeepv aame far twa weeks. 
-rVr'i''^ «*• eastaas. This 

J«lll be heartily welcomed by patioaa of this 
Z?. • f* oaabla to get 

.?ll. When Maade Adama waa hers, 
•short time ago. altboosb a special BMtinca 
ST^iS 2:-^5*2I ST™ tnraed away. Ukewlaa 

,pa»ld WarMd attraettoD. 
-«* t*?*^ at. ftorraa aad Orand. formerly 
•a beaa epsaed with 
a. tt to aai 



least, as UtUe gr no pnaanHoa kaa kaaa aMble 
Car U la any capacity. 
: Ska'OMreden Brothers are la St. Loots this 
aiit: "la TOQte for their start In the carnival 
boalBeaa again, after a l«r-«a_a( t 
BaTlac been well 
tota Warid'a Fair, tbey 
fHeads aboat town. 

Thomas Baakliie, wbo baa been resting In St. 
I/ools tbto sammer. left for Chicago this week, 
where be goes In connection with his throat 
toolc. which ha« l>een having a wonderful sale 
among tbe profcskjn. Tom says tbat tbe red 
lemonade at the dicoa has never been as popu- 
lar as lito tonic baa developed. 

Word baa been received here of the daitb of 
MIsa Lennle Alberta in Ind'anapolls last week. 
In tbe wreck of an automobile, north of Indlan- 
apolla. last week. MIsa Lennle Alberts, of PltU- 
borg. wbo Is a chorus girl in the ptofesaloo, waa 
Instantly killed. Tbe car, cootalalaa apMty of 
ave, plunged Into a ditch, aad MtoB JUkattB waa 
pinned under It. Her companioaa ware oaiy 
slightly braised. 

The movement for a sane Fourth of July In 
St. Loals and tbe holding of special cetebrattoas 
tn the elty'a parka, wlU not add ta tka l a ca l pta 
of our aammer garden managers, Jkt kMV. at 
them will bold flreworka display* la Ika eeaalaK. 
and tbto, la a measure, should lead them to ca- 
pacity boalneaa. 

Work to nacmalag smoothly oa tbe aew 
Woederiaad Ftfk la tba extreme cad of tka 
dly. tt to the latsa tl ea of tbe proasotaea ta 
hare tke paift la eoaiptete maeiac order for the 
oaaalas la tha sprlag of IBtl. It waa Oiat 
tkoukt to apen tbU year, but the bad weather, 
toaetbcr with tbe aeaKlty of proper labor, caaaed 
tt to bo aboadoecd far tbla seasoa. 

The J. H. Bayer Sbowa ]iist closed oae of their 
biggest areeka ia Missouri. While tbeir receipts 
have beea prodtable all tha spring. It remained 
for tbe paat week to create a record week In 
rccelpta. 

Hugh Morrison, manager of Lansdowne Park, 
in Baat St. Louis, has booked a big Charity Car- 
nival for July at bla itark, and from the prepa- 
ratioos BMda It wiU be the b'ggeat eveat yet 
nUed aC «a tka eaat rida. Tka park baa been 
daiaa apMadM bastneas . an aptlag. la spite of 
thabad waalhar. aad aa* that Mr. Owens, tar- 
at tka Xttmm 



ar* now aa fkiw maHtoC 



Session and The Boss of Z Bench, to fjlr bust, 
neaa. 

For tbe dosing week at Boyd's. Ibe Wood- 
ward Stock Compsay pat oa Sweet Kitty Bel- 
jali^a sp liadU cawdr. waB acted to capacity 

H. 3. BkMT. 

waa aaanrlcd on Jane : 

Mr. aad Mrs, Hower _ , 

trip. Ttoltlng SC. Loals. Kaaaas City, 
•eph and other southern cities. 

The warm weather bas had the effect of 
bringing crowds to Coartland Beach, and Man- 
ager Mnchoff waa prepared, having recently In- 
stalled some new boata and bathing suits, as 
bathing and boating are the two big attractions 
these warm. mooQllgbt niKhta. All the cooces- 
alona are doing a nice bnalneaa. 

Lake Uanawa Is now at lU best. Tbe at- 
tendance at tbto lake reaort waa large tbe past 

weak, na Maaawa Ooacect ~— " 

entertain with Ita excclleat 
Ing aeaaoa kaa npratd a 

BUFF ALO, N. V. 



The TKtk Theatre Stock niaapaai baa eloMd 
fw tbe aeaaoa. aad aa Friday araatos, Jaaa 31. 
tha Kew Thealia atoOt mamaii i at Maw 
York, opened with Slater BcaMce aad Daa. At 

rte matinee. Salnrday. they ptcaeatod A IHkiH 
For SeaadaL aad Saturday cvealmr The NIggar. 
After tbto tbe bouse Is dark untU tbe opcalac 
of tbe regular seasoa. 

Lyman H. Howe'a Moving Pictures cloaed at 
tbe Lyric on Satorda.v, Jane IS. aod were re- 
placed by illldred Holland and her exceDent 
company. The opening occurred Jnne 20. with 
The Power Behind tbe Throne. The company 
will remain here Indeflnitelr. 

Tb e Lafayette Is running' vaudeville and ple- 
' aad the Garden is presenting picturea 

n games, so hnrlesqne la wttbout a 
itlve at this time. Crystal Beaeb. 
OM*t dad Fatiylaad Park ara tart 
la aadhe tka prsdt ae wana weatter. 

kera as Car aa tha pa^ aaa 
eoneeraed. wni be Terr shore aad tkcj wm 
have to make their mooey In tba abort Maea af 
leaa than two moatbs and a halt. GaMdeal 
Court is featuring a band of thirty pitees aad 
sooe of tbe best singers in tba caaatnr. Oleatt 
Beaeb to doing good boaioeaa, ai~ 
witk tbe thtod af Jaly wUlpat aa i 




Erato EtoflaM, late of tbe Swaonee River Com- 
paay. to located indeflultely at Toungstown. 
O.. ta Aarge of the Bryan & Co. plant. 

Harry Gimatag, well-known in ttie circus 
world, has taken charge of tbe HU plant at 
Dayton. O. 

Wm. Sparks, late of Phaadelpbia. to la charge 
of the Casino Theatre. He waa a Billboard rep- 
resentative In tbe Quaker City. 

AmonK tbe local boys tbat the sommer beat 
baa broiutht to oar en toote to th eir a am- 
Bwr pooitioaa waa Bdwasd GhaaasB. ftCMCtr 
U a asai e i aad awWaat aaaapK titJkt_Amm>- 
lean TheaHe. Ed. to at Odar Pilat ftr-tka 

summer. 

Harry Hyan, tke li e aiai et of tbe Uau (O.) 
Theatre, waa la the dty. He saya boslaeas wss 
great last sessoa. Mr. Myers wUl make a trip 
to the Western coast t>efore going oo tbe job 
next season. 

Kid Buma, the advertising agent of tbe Ly- 
ceum, has gooe to his summer home In Dayton. 
O. 

John McCormlck. who handles the Old Min 
at Walbridge Park, had his tronbles last week. 
John lost a lot of money In tbe late bad 
weather spell and when tbe warm did come and 
bttslneas picked up aaotber seddent ocea n ed 
last Soaday whca an tbe boats ta the mm were 
losded to capadty tha wall that aMtraa tbe 
idaat bNka asaM caatiag. 3ska. wtik kta aa- 
stotaata, had la aMaa It hy kaad aatO tha aaa- 
seaana kad laadad -ta tka ataittaa palat. Sim 
iiS day Hkm H wm tad la Mf aa aaad tkat 
' - — — • an, tbat 



OMAHA, NEB. 



Ova*^ Tha Oayaty 



Thaatrieal 

Deina 



Tke theatrical aeaaaa ia tkte dty to aaw at 
aa end. tba Braadeto sad Bojd haTtag cloaed 
tbto week, and there wUl aot be aaytbtag dolag 

at tbe local booses nntU Sectember I, when 
most of tbe theatres wQl again open. 

The Qayety la doing a nice business witb 
snmmer vaodevtlle and moving pictttres. Tbe 
acts offereHl the past week were Clements aod 
Lee In tbe sketch. Is Marriage a Falliue. Jack 
Hamilton, burnt cork artist; James and Amy 
Donnell.T, in Irish comedy, and Barry t^ooa, 
pictorlsl hallads. 

Tbe HUlman Stock Caapaay pteaaatod twa 
»iayk at tha AIMmm tto «ait weak, A Wkt 



ckaaaa at leadlag aaa at lb« Grand next 

ay vRn auok the dipaituia of Bany C 

Browne, wkn kaa galacd aaay adaltaia la St. 

Pan], aad the letara at Tkndaw Bei«an. a pea- 
noanced loeal favorite. 

Bavlog completed tbe term of eight weeks 
for which be waa engaged. Mr. Browne arlll 
Btart eaatward next week. He will spend piart 
of his snmmer vacation In Detroit, at the na- 
tional convention of the Elks, with which fra- 
ternity be Is actively Identlfled. A few weeka 
later be wUl begin tebearaaU for Bebecca of 
Simuybcoak Plssaa. la which ha appeared 
marked aaceoa Isrt year. He bas been r. 
gaged by It aaa g a r Jaaeph Brooks to enact 
part of Adam Ladd. 

Tbe Blppodrome waa opeaed Jnne 20. 
USaagcr Charles S. Otean, at the downtod 
base baU park. Performsnces will be given 
nightly tbroogboat tbe sammer, and matinees 
will be provided each Saturday and Snnday. 
The programs wni coatala both circus and van- 
deviUe muabeta. 
The beadUaets at the apenlng hill will bo 
tnlaad aaalei 



eca of 
'.^ 

ict 

intowi^ 



tha Flak Tieope ad 



aaales and rtdlac 




Victor Smallay Will Preaent Opera at 
tlM Cakiao ta Whita Ctty^Tha 
Aiii iiiii U. ' - 



Victor H. Smalley, late press repreeentatlve 
of tbe Orphenm. tias taken over the Casino 
at White City and to presenting the Smalley 
Mbslea] Comedy Ooopaay In tbe latest musical 
comedies- Mr. SmaUey baa also doeed a deal 
With the Wlater Qatden people, wheia ha will 
play bto musical comedy compaay fsv aaveaal 
week*. The company to an exc^Ht aaa aad to 
Sleeting with big boalaesa. 

Tba deal what ahy tt ~ 

city la f iaplato k sr ka 

pen signed, tkto bdag gtrea eat by a aa ti aaa 
manager. Henry Greeairald. of tbe Loutslana 
aad Texas Greenwald Circuit or booses. The 
Sootbern Circuit of the Shnberts will l>e known 
aa tbe Shnbert-Greenwald-Welsa Circuit. Tbe 
two booses that will be operated here will be 
Ibe new Daophlne and the Lyric. The Shoberts* 
flrst-claaa attractkms win be presented at tba 
Dstiiiilne and tbeir popular price attradloas at 
the Lyric. 

Tbe Gladstone Opera Company wni fill an es- 
gagement at Wblte City, commencing Jane SdL 
Tbe company to dalmed to be one ct tha beat 
of Ita klad. Twa of Ita Isadtag 




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JULY 2, 19ia 




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PHILADEUPHIA. 

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nawB-atanda tluooahont tlia 1Tnit«d Statea and 
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CINCINNATI VAUDEVII.I.E NEWS. 

Popular Jack Ra.rmoad, maoaaer of the Xew 
Centnry Theatre. Walnnt Hills, Is lemoTed from 
the field of eligible bachelors. Jack's ireddlng 
was expected on the erenine of the SOth, bat he 
slipped one over on them by llaTlng It that 
morning, to some extent spolliDg the etabornte 
preparations the bojs had made to honor the 
event, yet not escaping the tin bom and cow- 
. MI snaaade at tbe tbeatra, or the bearty band- 
wringins aad riaecxa cootxatnlatlons. Mis. Jack 
ftajBODd was Utas Ethel Smith, of Walnat 
Hills, the flaast girl In tbe world, saya Mr. 
Raymond. At the matinee at tbe Century, the 
orchestra opened with a weddlne march, some- 
what to the woDder of tbe audience — bat Jack 
understood It. 

>Gaucho, tbe edaeated ostrich, gave the wait- 
ing performers a lltUe excitement Wednesday 
afternoon by escaping from his groom and lead- 
ing the attendants a merry chase around onder 
tile grandstand befora his capture. Luiter. wblie 
etrellBg the bis Hippodrome in his arst public 
■IrlTe. the bridle supped off and Gaocho Joined 
the hand. Madame Maiantette. who drove the 
ostrich, claims tbe honor of being the first wo- 
man to drlTe soch a Idrd. At prerieaB appear^ 
anees the biid has carried a rider. Xhis Ubm 
he drew a handsome toup^iheelad lig; - 

The Oceat Wanda, attar a aoat aaegMrtU 
stay of twenty weeks in Caaada. is la fMm 
Chicago. This original exbtbitloo ot psychic 
power wraps her audience in wonder. She Is 
assisted and managed by Barry I,. Waterhonse. 
who takes pains to differentiate this act from 
the "mlnd-readinj;" acta familiar to theatre- 
goers. Wanda works on a little platform out 
orer the orchestra space, practically right 
among the andleoce. which adds to the mystery 
of the performauce. 

The HaywtKxl Sisters have Increased their act 
to the extent of one, having included Bobby 
Barker In a mrai sketch, entitled Billy Simp- 
kins' Hallowe'en, wblcb they hare written ex- 
pressly fbr tbamselTCS. They an to be known 
as Haywood. Barker ami Haywood. Tter are 
playlae t to WM h o a t. Pcaaolvaaia with- Oalr 
sket^ The ahilttr at Ike gbla It Ihpillar to 
aaaar. aad their .boat - a( MtSHi wUb Am'sac- 
ccf* la their oew" ttn* 'act ' ' 

The Hippodrome at I^agne Park had as 
goests Wednesday attemaoa toar himdred chil- 
dren from the Orpbana* Home of Clncimiatl. If 
a mote appreciative audience could be gathered 
together to nrltoe^^s a performance, it would be 
donbly a delieht to be in the midst of it. Tbe 
Uadlr tatention of tbe Hippodrome manacement 
teJgjBTlto aaaa oae et tbe Mfa ebaritdil* 
^asttteOaas cacb week to a an&tL 



l^fKtt aea- 




Jlay Keslar. "premier lad.v comet soloist." 
begins her vacation uext \vo*»k. after lhirt.v 
weeks spent mosll.v In the West nml Northwest. 
durioK whU'b she enjo.vtNl but one day's rest. 
She Is i;oing home to New York by the big 
water. Miss Keslar was Mar Walker, of the 
prigiaal Miisleal Walker guaUy.. is work- 
son. 
Ftajd St. 

rofie. engaged fir Ibe IMM BsaUac Oflke to 
play tlK HlppoSwaaes tids iiimssir. They al 
ready did tliclr tall share of the entertaining 
while in town last week. This popalar company 
is Jnst striking the West, and because of its 
merit, has bcea ie.engaged this week at the 
Leacne Park icaort. 

VanderlUe aadsr ronfs In Cincinnati appears 
not to appeal to andlences when old Sol rises 
in bis might. Xhe Andilorium closes on vau- 
devlUe loly S. The bouse was rented out for 
Tneaday and Wednesday ot this week. Vaude- 
ville acts will be icstated to ibis baoae late 
In August or early In' SepteoAer, with moring 
plctores intervening. 

The Three Ploetz-I-arella Sister:^, after six- 
teen weeks on the S. & C. Circuit, and twelve 
weeks at the Hippodrome. New York, are now 
playlag the local BIppodimne. Tliey will return 
to S. & C. Uetolier 24, for twenty-sis weeks' 
l>oofclng. They are doing their all-original con- 
tortion and hand-balancing act with great credit 
to themselves. 

Manager Bose, of Robinson's, in spite ot tbe 
weather, reals pleased aad compllmenu tbe 
natmaage at BsMnsoa's. His lunse will soon 
tbe «air oae from .irtIA TandeviUe has not 
~ ' "aaaaar . Boaa baa stack to his. 

While the Intempersaee ct the weather la 
closing oat tbe Indoor shows, it Is siviag to 
the outdoor attractions Jott what tbejr needed. 

Verily it is an lU wind that blows no one good. 
People are tieing driven out of town by tbe beat, 
and as the offerings of the outdoor resorts are 
all good, the patronage is nicely divided. 

Tbe Centnry. at Peebles Comer, closes Its 
vaudeville season with tliis week's bill. Hot 
weather and a badb' ton an atstet are kecp- 
inn .ha laa.-far.ab 



to give his persoaal atlenlioa to a change at 

tlie Majestic. 

The .\inerlcsa Is probably running pletntea 
only for a ten-day period. "IVirrid weather made 
the vaudeville attendance dwindle at this boa 

Earl Kent, at the Ceatury, la adding a laiga 
number oC Olaeiaaati' Meads to bis already Ions 
list. 



Grace. Ctrmf. 

ahMt gnat 'ftnan ' 



,at tbe Onad and wIB' 
to . Task. nu. saoa. to 



CHICMM MOMO 'liiOTItL 



Theodore Hone has Issued a _ 
bye Betty Brown, which has an 
o( a snmmcr match bit. It li ' 
cage oOlee at the JUna SMale. 
- aana 1MB " 



Ooald 
_ ear-marka 
'.la the Chi 
to aa last Bat- 
b«K a. «ar it 



nms as follows: 

GOOD-BVB BETXr BHOWM. 
Good-bye Betty, good-bye Betty Brown. 
I must leave you with a heart Iwwed down. 
Pin this rose on my cost ot blue. 
And I'll tight my way through ware to yoa; 
Tbongh you're worthy of a jeweled 
Tou'll look sweeter in a wedding 
Way down on tbe Swaunee river. 
Good bye Kctty Brown. 

Words by Jack Mahonry; laastc hgr g b s O B oie 
Morse. e 

♦ 

TIte Oriole Trio, at the Franklin last week, 
were the bit of tbe bill with their clever readl- 
tlon ot Dinah From Carolina and Back to tbe 
Bleachers, both big numbers in the Tack cata- 
logue. Asher SamueU. tbe slncing representa- 
tive of Jules Von TlUer. sang these same sonjzs 
at the I.yrlc and the Congress with the addi- 
tion cf When tl>e Bells Are Ringing. Mar.v. sih] 
If the excellent boosting of these numbers keeps 
apace with its present standard, there Is little 
doubt but that they will all be in the hit class 
l>efore the cooler weaber sets in. 

♦ 



Tbs AiMiieaa 



B Singing Font, n< 
a^Be Tachar and 



Ing Font, Herbert Mltdell. 



WTIIX TO ADVERTISERS 



As Biiniday, July 4th, will be celebrated 
as indeptendowe Day, the Post Offite >inll 
dteMat tO^A^ or 
fatiitibiirpf^^i^^ madis 
Advertisena^ requesbed tioiM»^ 

fdl.Mpy to: reach v^to.: pahBration offi of 
The Billbocurdiiflit k 

■ ^^ii^ 

THE ffinijMDMJU>^ m 




weeks, and a baleooy pot in tbe hoase. When 
Taadevnie is restored to tbe house next season, 
one more act Is to be regularly employed. 

Nelson Leavitt. of Learitt and Duiumore, 
now pleasing people in tbe Qneen City, about 
ten years ago played out of San Francisco lu 
tbe Plnero play. In Paradise, in which the 
leading lady was Mary Scott Caatel. and later 
Cbarlioa. tbe nofortanste Tictim ot the recent 
Italian lake mystery. 

Mr. Ernest Brinkman. wbo will be remem- 
bered as having been on tbe S. * C. Circuit 
last winter, is now manager and partner with 
the Steele Sisters, with whom he Is working 

up a fai7 alee bosineas. Bia maar.Mcada »fw 
bim aaeeeas la bis (laaaat eoaacctlaa. ■ '■■ ~- , 
After fo ity s ci eu eonseentlTe weeks oat. tbe 
Three Donals ste bow at tbe Hippodrome with 
an exceptional gymaastie ring act. They are 
working on a new one for aezt season. It be- 

— to appear inder the' name 

iSiai aad 



of Ai8a''aad JiBada 6aa 



aad Oa. 



TlM Boyal. on Vine street, Jnst above Sev- 
entli, the newest of the movlu'pletaTe thea- 
tres, a handsome little place Inslda dad out, 
n drawiiK wdl coastderiag Uie.baat. Xhe pat- 
ronaga agws pl aa ty .at. apeaaiagsMSat to its 
managouat. ' .' i 

Every minnte of tbe act of Beiaog . aad bia 
t>eautlful horses, now playing hcf*. Is a de. 
light to stiectators in general aad to bOt sa lor- 
ers in particnisr. Mr. Hetsog hss sBCceedcd In 
making splendid entsitslairs .ot bia latsiUgcat 
eqoines. 

Mel Clark, after next week, lays work aside 

for tbe summer. He goes with the Lady Bucca- 
neers ne.vt searan, working opposite Joe K. Wat- 
son, and does bis single Dutch specialty in the 
olio. This takes him around tbe Western 
wheel. 

Percy Smallwood, of England, champion dis- 
taore mntier. Is raclojr all comers on tbe Hippo- 
drome Circuit. He says be enjoys It, but Just 
bow it would be If they were beating him 
can not be told. 

Tbe bigh^ivlng Bellkviau are father and 
ilaugbtcr, and as flue people Si one .eaa meet. 
Their act Is tmly remaifcaldfr aad' UtHBllr sets 

CinctnnaU alire. -r— 

act next winter. 
P. 



They win 



a stsge 



ia .tern notadajr. 



are only a few of tbe real big ones Ernie Erd- 
man has landed to sing his I'm Lonesome all 
the Time, and Traumpri, the two big Stauffer 
bits. Ernie Is sotne booster and deserves all 
the credit in tbe world as such. He has a 
novelty rag In preparation, wblcb, when let 
loose on tbe performers will cause a theatrical 
riot. It will be called That Peculiar Rag. 



Stepp, Mcbllnger and King, wbo are at the 
Ualestlc.. week June 27, will feature that new 
rag ot Staaffer's. That Lovla' Traamcri, the 
choras of whl^ runs as f<4lowa: 

THAT LOVIN" TBAOilBRI.:.. 
Play that Traomerl for ine,' 
A iQTln* feelln' 
Comes a-stealln'. 
With that melodee; 
I could love yon till 1 die. 
Wben you're a-playln'. 
Me that lovin' Tranmeri. 
Words and music by Anbrey Stauffer. 



Manager Tommy Geary, of tbe Chicago oOlce. 
is to be complimented for the manner In whidf 
be has succeeded in placing Phoebe Jane snd 
Way Down In Simny Honey Town, with aiicb 
prominent acts as Hnson and Klrby. the Col- 
ombia Come<ly Pour, the Five Merry McOn>gors, 
Bart Weston and his Eight Olrls, and Tom Lin- 
toa's Jungle ofTcrlng. Cna Plaiav aad OSBwaDy 
Is reporting wonderful saecSM witb JiM a Ut- 
tie King From Yon. 

♦ 

Jules Von Tiber, the resident manager of tbe 
York Music Company, saya be la more than 
pleased wltb tbe bnaloesa bis firm Is doing here, 
sad reports that Mora Malono, Dinah From Caro- 
lina and Back Up to tbe nieachera, are all 
looking like big summer bits. He Is asntated 
by Asher B. Samuels, wbo Is helping make 
the new msriA song, 'When the Bells Are Ring 
Ing Mhiy; look libo a ~" 



Tersal ronrlnslon ilrnwu was that It la.MW -at 
the pretllcHt melnlira ever wHttea, ' rscolrlag 
the aame poimlar muale. 



Oae ot the biggest seasattons et the _ ^ 
Is That LovIn' Tranuiert, a rag puhilsbed by 
tha .Stautrer Music Company aad (be over-night 
poaslbllltles of this melody have been iirorcn by 
aeTcnteen big arts using it and tbe song only 
six days old. Marie Clark, at tbe Linden laat 
week, used It to such advantage that ber chorus 
encores on this number eompelivd her to omit 
one of ber others, 

♦ ■ - 

SIgnor Travato, wbo was tlie sensation of 
every bill be playcl upon In CUIcago, tlio more 
promitu'ut among which were ilio Majestic, Star, 
snd Uaymarket, Is still on tbo Orpbeum Clr* 
cult, creating a new sensation with WItmttk's 
Where tbe River Shannon Flows. Tie Your Little 
Bull Outside, Tomptailon Rag and Dandelion 
Rag. Signer la quite a Wltnurk boaster. 

One of the aaost durable bita of the season has ' 
prove<l to he Inmbam's Too Are tbe Ideal of 
My Dreams, which Is published by Shsplroh 
Hertiert Ingrabam has several other big numbers 
In the Shapiro catalogue, the more prominent 
of tbem t>eing Go Find a Sweetheart From the ' 
Emerald Isle, Mabel Ilia's big bit, and Roses. 

When Teddy Comes Marching Home, the song 
ofipottane. Is tometbing of a bit wltb Sandbcrg 
and Lee. Tbe team Is still msking merry over 
the Tandevllle route aad will not be in Oilcaao 
agala for seaia time. Fauvetta aild V< 

MtwiMMiha aaaw number in tbebr.t 

Waats Me to FoUsw Bar. 



•ML. 



at the LaSaUe Tbealra. 

which Is mimlac summer Tandevllle under the 
management of tbe Schllsslnger Brothers, pleased 
their audiencea immensely witb Albert Von Til- 
ler's I Want Some One to Flirt Wltb Me. Misa 
Daisy OeLaare at the Oen last week, . made a 
decided hit wUfe tl 



three tones lower than ^^ever . :waa - bcfHst. 
and that If it keeps OB gOlBg dOlta sbe'.flNla 
sure that she will soon be aUe to get a poalliaa . 
as bass singer witb some quartette. 



Tad S. BaiTOB. ma 



laiwaer of tbe Chicaao ef- 
Oea'aC lbs M, Wltauni* Saae.MasIe Company, 
.baa last' listaia cd lltaM^ii'.-'aatr''ia crt safBl . West- 



B tfvana. that tbe Wlt- 
at dim sad aia ij w b siu aad 

.ttaa br ^ - 
■ .aMe? ' 



That Todlla* Xala Bag L 
Tbe FoHles of im«, aad tbe naalt b'tba dhow 
Is being stopped br Ibe. w Mte juB s apa j aaas 
which greets this aasAac. : J.-Bnadsa -.waMi 
and Al. Brown, in this lag. ' base' girea as tbe 
best song of the snmme^ 

Mr. aad Mrs. Cltss. Bnbcr, wlw are playing 
Ibe middle west tiau . at. prescat. write to the 
Boaaltcr tolba that tba war'Thara .A neaty ia 
gslag. la certabOy ' a esaady antral. . Ha — 
Sal la fUo wA^llhcd aa aa 



The Free Setten Ooartette, playbw tbe Sul* 
ran ft Oonaldlne time, ate imlag last For a 
Olri. im sa easemble aumhcr, ' aad naak. FIAett, 



tbe- tsasr. la featuring I ^olsal ss. .Beth of 
lbadh.am> are poldlshrd by WnSarfc • Ssas. 

Sbspiro's big list of summer bits are sweep- 
ing tbe town witb their popularity, such num. 
bcis as That Yodlln' Znlo Bag, Any Little Girl, 
etc, and In Plttsbnrg P-A. befaw beard at aear- 
ir every tbeatre one attends. 



MARRIAGES. 



OBIEERLI'rri.B. — Curtis E. Little, manager 
ot Crawford's Airdomc at Hutchinson, Kan., and 
Pearl B, Greer, non-profeasloaal of Clay Center, 
Kaa,, : waM Ba^rlad. at . the. latter ptaca.. aaaday. 
'tam,l». :■ . >:.' , . ^Jj^- 



■am tk- Ht.. 



.«ad.[llnK'''4aB.'' LaOHrtra." 
ael.- a «M, Xaaa Mi' 



BITTNBR.— Mrs. Stephen BIttaer. wife of the 
wcll.kDown Imss nlsyer. wss burled at Harris- 
bnrg. Pa., Jnne 18. Her bustund died Just ■ 
couple ot weeks sgo. {(he Is survived by Fred 
BIttner. proprlelor ot tbe Chsaocey-Klelfrr Com- 
pany; Will BIttner. trap drnmtner In the tlsrca- 
lown. Md.. Tbeatre. and Edwani BIttner. bass 
player In tbe Brsdford, Pa., Tbeatre orchestra. 

McORBEVY. — Tom McGreery, brother of Jack 
MeOreery. the Rube Fldilier. died st his home 
la Beanmoat, Tfeaas, Jane IS. 

COBDE8. — Sam Cordes, a female Imnetsonalor, 
killed himaelt, Sunday. June 10, In Oolambaa. 
O. : Be was about eighteen years oM aiMI bed . 
hern In tbe profeasloa about two years. Oantos 
was Isst with Smith's Greater Shows. 

ECKHARDT. — Cbas. Eektaardt. of Cliarles and ' 
Helen Eckbardt, vaudeville artists, dird In Pet- 
erborongb, Ont., Osn.. June 10, at the Nichols 
Hospitsl. Blood poisoning caused bis death, 
Decessed was sixteen years of see. Tbo body 
wss sent to his home In PhUsdelpbls, for 
borlal. 

COLRMAN.— RlrhanI A. COIeman, of Peck's 
Bod Boy fame, died In Boaton. Jum 23. at the 
age of forty. Coleman bad been In the T"*' 
for many yesra, ami was at one time a i 
of Lew Dockstader's company. 



EDITH CRAWFORD WEDS. 



SbllUng'B Slagtag OolIeeiH received some Sat. 
terlng press notices from the Chicago papers 

daring their leeeat engafCBieBt la this city, and , 

Haet lb. tO«l«bt Ja Otaaiataad, balag ' fbr the past aU srasoaa. darlmt wblcb UaM aha 
le OMK bit, lacaMFtfo amSlvanr cMrtilr baadM tbe sM-iaald park gbo 
a Ibe a s a iwi criOM. n* obI< ' win aslbe ftm ataga HfO. 



Bdltb Orawford, a member of Billy Watson'a 
Company, was married In BInghamtoa, N. Y.. 
to a non-protesatonal. June 30. • 
Ulaa Crawford baa been with The Beet Trust' 



JULY 2, 1910. 



Xlie Billboard 



13 



NOTES OF THE ROAD 

Brief Items of News and Bits of Gossip Pertaining to 
the Profession of Vaudeville— Members Write 
From All Sections of the Country 




kuMril aiMl I>*vl« liave riincUi<lv<l fourteen 
^rrka' PUKHSMmcDt uvt-r tlu.- ■■•xlkliw circuit, 
■ ttlTiirr now pliiylnit Ullly EIIwckhJ-h time. 
'tkrt will open (or Wllllania-Kvutale & Co., it 
K^Mcr-s Tliraln-, Mobile, Al:. July 3, pUyloR 
iSkt wreks fur lliU linn, at Ibe codiIusIod 
uTwUrli llmo they lemve for tbc City of .Mexico, 
imrillns there Soiileinber 11 for a (our weelti' 
rBMKrmeBt durlnc lUe MeileaD Natloul Cco- 
lennial. At the letmliijitlon of tbi* eolCaKeiiwnt 
1I1..V will play »i'ver»l of tbe more |>romiDent 
Miileao cfiu-a en route to the coaat. wlirt* 
, hoy hare tl»e hooh«U_tlMlt SS^^t^OS. 
...11 up Into th«. new jmt. ^^Ite tajtacta* 
ih.- leiin will «l«e p«ffaf«i»»«M ta hvth the 
Eiii:H»h and Spanlab bngnasM. 

flrlc Blnlr Colllna. for many yearn leailliiR 
mnn In Pbocbe Da»U' proflucHon of Way Down 
East n'l>o >■"' <«*ao° QXilB > auccesaful debut 
In v'aoiK-rllle, baa aecured a new one-act play. 
rnilil.Hl .V Buritlar'a Itnmanre, by Charlea 
I'omery, which be will produce next 
niuniii. W. Croaby 0111, of Willick'a Theatre. 
1, ni «ork on the coDatmetlon of a T«ry elab- 
omif Bi.nic uiouotio* for th« play. wUcb Will 
I.,. ('.>i»pU'i<'il lo the most mlanle dttan. ^The 
autbur Ik a w.ai known newipaper iUh and ad- 
vance afit-nt. 

■ A moDsler concert and Tauilevlllt- perform- Cornc-tta. 
,M will be held at the Arvemr IMcr Theatre. | Wajcner and Rbodea. after a aeaaon on the 
Arrme l~ I-. N. Y.. on Sunday creolnK. July Snn Circuit, are apeodlns their racatlon at Lake 
i. for 'the benefit of that wonby Insiituilon. Oeorge, N. Y. They open July 11 In Michigan, 
the Younc Women'a HebrewAaanclallon. The , eiwoo<I Benton will work alngle in the fn 
pr-'in-am will be under the ptcaMi al Miac twa^or opened week June 20 at the Audi- 

JulluJ 1'. Wltmart. Already a B«il»frOf-tBP , lorinni Theatre. Cincinnati. O.. with a new act. 

r.?nM"be aeii-/ ^ , M at Billy Fa inaaa'. time. 

The Park Theatre, at WaablnstoQ Park. Bay- .«|*r *tl^tuiSSS£r oSott^ 

onne. N. J., oiiened for tbe cummer aeawm on MMMCr. !■ AMMt t^' t fW BMM*. 

S.n,ur.lay. June .18,. under the man.Rement .of O. , ^ ta-W wlt» «W O. W. Flaher 

Mualcal CMacdr 



^IUh Jeanoetlc Oarnctte, who n 

and filanUt In TaudeTllle thcatiea In 

and Richmond, Ky., tbe paat aeaooa. will be 
In RIcbiaoail. Va., this 

AftCT a BM«M Of afty.tbf«» week*. boofec« fey 
PluaMt, the Bobeit OeaUM Tt*» la kna«a> 

tb»ir TacattM tt " 

Ottawa. Ouk ' 

IlcB Ooodwia haa 'miMm-ii; . 

hiatory of Ancrica'a mmg -mtr *mr», - jfe. •"«!■> 
ami hock-daiMlac arlM It'll ,mbM B«3- 
■nd-t««-ol!wr« - . 

' Ymhc aa< Hwhw nUI feam.-ttna wveka of 
SnniTan aad CMaMlaa tMic to flL Tfeey are 

dolnir well with a new act called Sbakeipeare'a 

Allftfortune. 

Lafe Troyer, feniMTiy aaaaacer at the Ccyatal 
Theatf*. BIwwd, MtMHi,. aaf ikt Itwia Tbca 
this * ^ awkaaa. WaAlagtoo, 

The Bert Jlarahall VaadeTllle Circuit baa re- 
moved from tbe Griad Theatre Bulldlnfc. and 
In Donr located at 201-303 Superior Bulldlns, 
Cleveland. O. 

Bert Melvin Is no lonser coaoected with tbe 
IvcHjtBe Comedy Pour, but has doubled with 
rornella. the act to be known aa Melvin and 



E liiill. Mr. Ilall Ik pnttlDK on vaudeville at 
l-.iiiilar iirlcen. The oitenlnc hiU wa« a alrouc 
cue. iH-adrd by Will-.Nell Lavender, late of Tlie 
IV* O* -XlM World. The policy of the bon«.> la 
twS «bew* dally. Mil changed twice a wivk. 

Tbe Amsterdam Qtiartette (Barrlngtoo. Bar- 
nilt. Arnold and Orr) have had a very auccens- 
fnl lu-ason. bavinc played twenty-one weeka with 
Thi- KlKnIng Girl (Jompany In Chicago and Juat 
UnlshiiiB tifieen weeka for tbe Cnlted. Tbey will 
rest for two week*, roturoing to Taudevllle, 
under the dlrecllop of W. L. tokens. 



, and Wllk (SoMa Soael two 

inH-kanra dramatic people, have eatered the 

irsBalM'llU) . Hold, and under tlie team name of 
liwkwp awl Zoue are pteaeutinR a Weateni 
idaylet, eotllled A Bit ot Romance. The act 
was written by Mr. Innkeep. Tbe team is now 

pUyltii; the S. & C. Northwest time. 

Ilii:y Moore, singing and dancing comedian, 
aaw playlBB Ibr^Oooay. nolMtakowea. haa been 
haaktSlW twtl««.«««ka vtte .Western \aii- 
.dHrnie Assoelallmi time cooinnielBic the inld- 
dle of Anguat. Mr. .Moore was a caller at The 
Blllboaxl. Jose IT. 

Harry V. nilgert baa nwrRanlaed the niamond 
CoDii-dy Foor with (beeliloa bfmaelO West Ben- 
der, oriclnal tenor: Jack LaMar. late comedian 
au<l linrlt..m' <>t Ibe Eclipse Comedy Four: and 
. Xlcic Klrliv, wcood tenor, alM> formerly with 
' tbf i:rllr;!<c Conieily Four. I 
Thielen and Wrat have opened the Crand The- 
atre, Krwanee, 111., playluR Tsudeville and plc- 
turrn, apllttlng tbc week with Galeaburg. Thie- 
U-n and We»t no»v hare houaca In Jollei. Aurora. 
Ottumwa. Elgin, Streator. Galvshnrg. West Chi- 
cago and Kewanec. 

l.lttle l,ew Gleaaon closes with Tbe llone.v- 
mootu-rs Company, with which he is fealnrcl. 
earlv In October, and will then go to the Wla 
eonxln lakes for a reat. Lew pays he may ac- 
cept a few vaudeville dates. 

Tlinn. r». Genaro and Ttieol. the well know n 
niot«rtlonUta who have lately ictlred fmm the 
priifesslM.aMI are running tbe MajraUe l^hMtlv 
at (VimlcaM. Texas, wrltea Ibat a' feaigr. .0rl 
Was bnra lo them on Jimc 

The Court Theatre, at Wheeling. W, Va., 
which haa been runDlng vaoilevllie since the 
daae »t the regular tticatrlcal eeamn. haa 
-found it unprofltahic and Is now running motion 
pictures eiciusirely. 

Ii-e J. Keilam Anished fourtc-n weeka of 
eaftern time at tbe Majestic Theatre. Cli\e- 
InikI. <).. June 6 and openetl on lUt Crawford 
CIrriili at Ibo West End Heights. St. Lotlia, 
M«»,. Jinif. 12. 

"rr4'ii. the imitator, and Qertnide McKensle. 
of .McKensle and Benton, were married last 
w.4-k in CnrtOKtoii. Ky. Tbey wlU.-waet »»• 

E'Uuv, nntler the Icaa aaaM «( Otm MA- Mo- 
en«le. 

JugglinE MalhlruB baa Juat llnlstani twenty 
w>i.|ui iiirnuRh New Knglaud States and June SO 
'l-eiw al Young's Pier Theatre, Atlantic City, 

"N. J., with Prank Melville Park Circuit lo fol- 

■ Imw. 

Mn.. It. J. Wallace. prt>fe»alonBlly known a> 
■I>..«nn Wallace." mourns the loss ot her 
»"!li'-r, Mrs. Fsnnio Burton, wiio dieil June H. 
St SI. .Marya. O. Death waa due to i>erltonltla. 

I ' l-riinii and Artlmrs are now In Chle.igo. pr- 
riii L-hii: f(tr some new lUualona and a aiH'clsl 
►"•'I'Tiit. Ther leave for the Kaat aliout the 
nii-i.ii,. ot July with their new lllnalona. 

i'- le lluegol, comeity arrobat ami Trixle Tny- 
w'r «onhretle, were marrteil Juno IB, in Jollel. 
"I Tliey will be known hereafter aa llnegei 
sii-i Taylor, in a comedy aembatlc akelch. 

'l l»' Maeka, comedy sketrh arllala. bare doacd 

f.-.,r wc.-ka at the Paradise Theatre. Af 

<" . nnd nrn now located al the UajMdle 
•>• ilrM-nrlllP, 8. o., Indellnlleljr. 

■ lie Twa t«fbyatiM ■•• wit plarlm the 



. - , . _ir own 

version of the dance 'of tbe Wllda 

Stewart and llalceim bave ftalabed thirty 
weeka time for Ed. P Isber aad Bert Iierey. and 
have six more weeka for Billy Falrman. 

Misa Will-Ne>I I.avender. formerly prima donna 
with The Top O' the World, opened in rande- 
Tllie at the Park Theatre, Bayonne, N, J. 

DeCoiret and Rego ofwacd Jow 'IS. la Xoo- 
treal on the Loew Clmll. Ibij Kill be seeo 
abortiy in New York. 

Taudeville la the policy aC tte M 
Park Theatre. Xatcbea, Misa. 11. SI. 
charge of tbe hoaae. 

Tlie Loov Bros;' Idaatrrl VamleT 
under caayaa. . a f wa a at SCartk. Vetae*, lad. 
July «. . 

MaUeat Mmm bavt -Joat ' caanMcd twelre 
w<-eks of 8. AC. time, boiftrd fey PanI Goodroo. 

Boh and Daisy Cunnlnpbam are rehearsing a 
new act called Graft, written by Geo. C. Davis. 

Miss Olive Swan's Society Circus closed at 
nillslde Park. Belleville, X. J.. June 28. 

Clande C. SDverion baa left tbe Bird Mill- 
man and Compaay, tight-wire act. 
Hyatt and LeSwe wU aooa be sera la a sew 

art by W. W. Daabll 

Tbe AsabI Tibu| i< opeae ea the Orpbeom Cir- 
«<rit this »a oth. 

PORTLAND, ORE. 

Continuad Cool Woathor Fail* to Laa- 
aon AllMMtaiiM ..ak < . AnMHMWMit 
Parted— Maiido Adams in What 
Every Woman Knows. 

The coolinued cool weather in this section 
has hsd no tendency to leitaen tbe attendance 
at outdoor parks. Roth the Oaks and Council 
Creat report unibstett attendance. 

A new moving picture theatre opeoe*! here 
last week, eall.il the Nippon, with Mr. It. R. 
Kameata. proprietor. This theatre will be rie- 
roled to Oriental rlewa exclnslrely, 

Mande Adams appeared in four performaneea 
of What Kreir Woman Knows, at. Ihe^ Baker 
Theatre, to proBtaMe hgidnna.' Jtne IS-IS.. . 

Another week will jMmlaal*. the csmsement 
of the Raker Block Cwapaar. Thb week Tb.< 
Wife wUI be gtren. 

The Armstrong Mnalrsl Conieily Company hare 
certainly made a hit Judging from the way th.- 
erowda clamor for admission. The Belle of 
Toklo Is next week's olferlng. with the sddltlivi 
of two new feces in the cast. 
Tbe TandCTllle theatres. Orgheom. Grand and 

M»a(t •«'^'5m?T"l6W»»ii. 



GENERAL NOTES. 

Clarence Bennett's A Royal Slave 
Company will open the araM at WM-II at 
Vasaar. Mich.. AuKust 9A. aiM Ctoae at Rlch- 

piond. Ind., May S. 

H. O. Hettl. formerly manager of the 

Msjeatle Ttieatre. Galveston. Texas, hss taken 
rhsrge of the Vale Summer Oanien, San Angelo. 
Texas. 

Arthur Donaldson will open his sen- 
sou In Srpteniher aiMl >«l|| star flasi - emst to 
eosal tmder ilie BtaaaRt^SNI ' •( aaa -HlB aixl 

Chna. R. Vale. 

Mnj. Pred A. Baniwtt .to aOlctal an- 
noiiiicer at the PItiahnrK RlnMlMNne, Vorbe* 
Field. Pitlshtirg. 

Harry DeAlvIn has Joined Fred 
Ponle'a American Girl Company. 
A. g. eiunr.lsjnMHi«gtr of th* N«w 



Opets ItaMs at ValeMlas^ 1 



SUMMER STOCK 

News of the Various Companies Providing Enter- 
tainment of the Dramatic Nature for Patrons of . 
Summer Amusement Places East and West 



PKOillA LODOB aANQUBr. 



I'wris, III.. June 21. — On last Sunday after- 
noon. Local No. -to, T. M. A., of Peoria, gave a 
aoclal scealon and banquet for tbe memt>ers and 
the performers playing In Peoria tbe past week. 
People from the following theatres were present: 
Demnaey's Tbeatre, Princesa Theatre, Al FWsco 

atre. 

LODGE 18 GRO%lflNOi ' 

Fort Wuyue, Ind., June 25. — FDrt Wayne 
Loalge No. 1U3, T. M. A., baa again enlarged 
ita membership roll by adding four new mem- 
hire— .Messrs. Crawley and McUarby. of the Ly- 
ric Theatre, and Messrs. Karr and Doudero. Mr. 
McDarby is aaalatant manager and trcasnzer ot 

the Lyilc Tbeatre. Ft. Wayne tiadii is cod- 
tcmpIatlBK lalilat Its Inltlatloa fMa 

NBW T. M. A . LODiBE* 

Lake Chatlea. La.. Jane 33.— Lake Charles 
Lodge Ko. 117, T. M. A., waa organised last 
week, and waa tnatltnted by State Deputy Grand 
President Ucrrls Uarfca. of New Orleana. La. 
The oOlcets elected were: President. C. I. Cog- 
gins; Tice-preildent. Geo. A. Boudreaux: secre- 
tary and treaaaicr. J. H. Kelley; aergeant-at- 
arms, Ed. H, Sec: marshal, L. C. Addison; paat- 
prealdent. A. B. Parker; trustees: B. R. Cros- 
by. F. A. Morrongh, J. W. Dalley. The fnU 
memherahlp la eighteen. 

GRAND LODGE MEETING. 

TWonto. OnL. Can.. June 25.— The Grand Bt- 
ecntlve Board of the Grand Lodge. T. M. A., wUl 
meet In Mt. (nemens week of July 11. Amongst 
other tmportajrt events will be the Home propo- 
alttoo: also to deliberate on olterings n>sde at 
last meeting. Grand Secretary Rot»ert Newman 
(tates that the order Is la a floarlahlog condition, 
lodns nomher 119, with a grand total of nearly 
IMM members. 

OPEN JUNE 27. 




■veated tfeett ef - 



Ka Mar has joined the 

ny at tbe Majeatic TbaaiMb 
wUl play character parte. 



NEW CAN MARCO THEATRE. 



^ JaiW ST.— Measrs. Place 
.or Baa AataslOk haro opened a 
•nmmer theatre at this placek Vasd ae U la wIM 
be played, altboagh at tho.jaaHSt tlBW ate- 
tores and songs ooly are hrii( wad. -W. a. 
WMe^aa^Je BMUHieaieat aC tha " 



ZANE8VILLE AIRDOME OPENS. 

SSanesvllIe, Ohio. June 1*5. — Qnlmby'a Alrd-iine 
openoil, showing a sU-act vamlevllle bill and 
pictures. Polacfc. of PIttKbnrR. la booking the 
acts. Tbe Malvern Troupe of acrobats feature<I 
the opening bill. Others were Shorty Edwanls, 
comedian: OUver and Carver, aketch; Otto VUo- 
la and Brother, comlqnes: Mme. Oaimen. aaake 
daacat;. aad Oarla. aai' ~ ' ' 



PROTEST A OAilil T AIRDOME. 

San Diego. Cal.. June 33.: — A protest signed 
by J. .M. Dodge, president, and B. J. Donnellan. 
secretary of tbe Theatrical Managera' Asaocla- 
ttoo of San Diego, has been Bled In tbe offlre 
of the city clerk. It Is directed sgalnst the 
erection ot an airdome theatre at Third and C 
streets, permission for which waa granted at a 
meeting of the common council. The apnroral 
of tbe police department aad electrical ami 
(Hilldinc Inspectors, howerer. aaost be had and 
it I* paaaMa that the 



feaM. 



■ar yet be de- 



AIRDOME NOTES. 



Hertford, Conn.. June 23.— The Poll Stock 
ison will open on June 27. John Westly. Ed- 
mnad Elton, Frank Munroe. Florence Barker, 
and Era \ *ncent are among the players who 
have lieen engaged for the season, tdwsrd Ren- 
ton will be the director and H. Percy Maiden 
the stage ntaaager. 

WITH THE STOCK COMPANIES. 



Tbe attractions below are pisylog the Dlile 
Theatrical Exchange time, which means all' 
domes in Texas. Oklahoma. Arkaasaa aad feale 
tana: Warriner Stock Oomnaay. Edwia Bar> 
rie Stock <2 companies); Albert Taylor Com- 
pany, Latimore and Leigh Company, Truman 
Tie Roams' Company. Spedden-Page Company, 
HIckman-Beaaey Company, Morey Stork Com- 
paay, Wbltman'a Comediana, The Bell Boy Com- 
pany. Isahelle Lowe Stock CMmpany, Richard 
Mandell Company. Raymond Teal .Mu^alcal Com- 
edy Company. Cosmopolitan Playera. Yama- 
Tama Girls, Spooner Dramatic Company. Can- 
non aad Wbltlls Oimpany. P. A W. Players. 



Tbe beneUt perfoniMaee held fVlday. June 
lO. at the BIJoa Theatre. SaTaaaah. Oa^ tar 
Anderson, a late meMhfr.sC'lat J 
Company, was a big mMcets la every -way, and 

It la nndsrstttod that almost a thouaand dollars 
wss realised from tile honae. There were four- 
teen vanderllle nambers on the bill, consisting 
of local talent, membera of the BIJoo Stock 
Companv and performers from the Orpbenm. 
The bill Included tbe following acts: Overture 
by the Bijou Orchestra, scene from The Charity 
Ball by John M. Byrnes. C^rtl Raymond. Elbert 
Bensoiu Miss Marlon TltTany and Miss Bflle Darl- 
ing of the Bljon Stock Company: pianologne by 
Harry Austin, leader of tbe Otpbeom Orchestra: 
scene from The Lion and the Uoaae hv Badaey 
Ranoua. Harry B. Staltord aad Iflaa Bearlelte 
Browne of tbe BUoa Stoek Ooeapany: soprano 
solo by MMa Hath OasMs. Spanlah dance 
by Misa DoMces I<cry. maoolccae and songs 
by Doc O'Men. sosf* and coon sbontiog by 
Miss Jennie Oolbom. tenor solo by Uoyd Jones, 
cisasic dsncee by Miss Minnie Park Reed. Jim 
and Joe Graham, The Minstrel Boys; songs by 
Louise Massarl. solo by Miss Maude Barragan 
and La Belle Parlslenne, ataged by Mrs. M. 
McFadden. with the following yooag ladles par- 
tlclpatlni:: .Miss HaaAf Barragan. Miss Mamie 
Stonr. Miss Uvnn Pool. Miss Olsdys Rnaa. Ulas 
May Helmv. MIjs Leslie Knck, Miss Battle 
ChrUtle and Miss Fleta Robertson. 

Jacl: II. Koliler. the young romantic act€>r. la 
enjoying a pleasant engagement with the Chl- 
cnRO Stock Company, under ths auwagesMOt of 
Chas. H. RossKsm. The conpsw 'sj>»*CJ}«T; 
ing Canada, but wilt retnra to the Halted 
.■States about the Urst of Angnit. 

Jessamine Woods. Marie Roeteii, Bessie Camp- 
bell. Iji Petite Annahelle. Bertha L. Asay. 
Charles Harris. James BaOsftX. Walter ItaTen- 
port. George W. Ilendeises hare dgaad with 
f'rice's Popular Players In repertoire, under tl>e 
management of John R. Price. 

Katheryn K. FUke and Company will toor tbe 
e.\treme S>wth with a repertoire ot co medy and 
dramatic forty-minute piayleta for ttaspBper. 
remaining in each city from tSM tS nar. Waka. 
Mrs. Fiske Is under the perseaSI ikcctlMt SC her 
hnshand. B. D. FIske. 

After a soceessful • 

tbe Van. Dyke Eaton ^ . — 

bin, has Boas ts his hsMS ia KahMsan ■ He 
has beea n sat sts d Wr a«Kt statsa «r . the 

same firm. 

Tbe Snprcme Moment, a etmeir diaau hr 
Harden, editor of the Saa Jose (CaL) Uasaalne. 
was proilueed June 6. la San joae. for the ftost 
time, by K<1. Redmond Company. 

Jai. B. Roork, manager ot the Chaa. K. 
Champlln Stock Company, and wife. Dotty Ray 
Green, witi spend the aummer at their home. 
Aubatn, M. T. 
Misa Barbara Gerst will 4alo the Kathena 



ooe l la na a d Oumanj, Howard stock Company. 
Bffltr JJlM^MMieal Comedy Company. Great 
Company. BeaMmw'a Path- 
P u a t aa tMsck Cimaaay. He- 




of (artT-steeks with 
M, wnUaai B. Der- 



repertolre ot 



thla 



ne Oscar r. Onk SIMfe Co. deeed «hito>aa> 
saa s( tlsek at-JM.AthMHMBS 



The Family Alrdoaae. at Ftmnkfliirt. tod., lea- 
der the management ot Ed. X. Tracker, baa 
opened for tbe snmmer. aad la aow nualag aw- 
ttoo plctnrea and lllnstrated songs. Vaaderllle 
acts and other features will prohahly he added 
during tbe summer months. 

The Majeatic Airdome, Albany. Ga.. opened 
thia week, playing Tandevllle and pirtnrea. 
Frank Whire la manager. Mr. Whire baa 
cloaed his other motion pletnre tbeatre In Al- 
bany nntn October 1. 

Rinaldo'a Players, under the maaageiaeat t€ 
Swauey and Rlnaldo. opcacd at the AWtaaMw 
KIrksTiile, Mo.. Joae 4. the lliiaai «rill slv 
tbe Central Ststes tMa iamm ii aad dariac ths 

regolar season. 

The Casino motion picture theatre. Charlotte. 
X. C. has been converted Into an airdome for 
the snmmer months, and will mo atork with 
speelaltles. Mr. J. Tate Powell Is the man- 
ager. 

R. J. Brown, wbo baa been msalaii a ■srlna 
picture abow . In Clarkavllle. Tasaa has waaid 
tn Texarkana and opened a new a W »aw » pitr* 
lag Tanderllle ezeltulTcly. 

Tike WiUiama Amusement Cnmpanv opened ita 
n"w airdome In Kansan City. -Mo. June Id. 
The airdome seats 3.000 people. .Motion pir- 
turea la the policy. 

The Lyric Airdome. Ljincaater 0-. openeit 
June 13, with tbe Lyric Stock Company. The 
Ijrrle is maiuigeil by C. R. Carlton. 

Tbe Airdome at Waahlngton. la., opened 
June e with tbe Harrey Stock Compan,T. W. 
F. Brinton Is manager. 

The Majestic Airdome. Albany, Oa.. opened 
Jmw 20. with TaodeTtUe. songs ami plrtnre*. 
FMsk Khlre Is nnuscv. 

Bob lAtlmer and John Ij. Irvtn have 
oi>ened an Airdome in Cannelton. Ind. It Is 
devoted to pictures. 

The season at tbe new Airdome. Duhmine. 
Iowa, was opened June 10, with the Harvey 
Stock Company. 

A new airdome. called tlie Ariel, has been 
openetl 1:1 llenryettb. Okla. by Watson and Com- 
pany. 

W. M. Browning and Company have pnrciiafed 
the Dixie Airdome, at Blllsboro. Tex. 

A new airdome haa been opened in Corinth, . 
Misa.. Iiy Mesnra. Ament and Long. 

George Goett. manager of The New- 
reds and Their Baby, is managlag tlte Um- 
bra TO aati e at Lake Qulnsigamoog, Worcester, 
Haas., dnrlag the hot months. Mr. Goett. with 
his srife. have iltted nut a coay cottage adja- 
cent to the shore of tite lake. Ught mtialcal 
eome<IIes sre tbe offerings at tbe Vmbra. Mr. 
Goett has again re-engaged tbe ee nl ees sC Wal- 
tfg «, Dawaa for pnsa isftssMUattsa^dtrrHW 



14 



Xtie Billboard 



JULY 2, 1910. 



BURLES QUE WORLD 

Gleanings of News Interest From Both Wheels 
. ; Gathered Especially for The Billboard 



I visited the Empire. BrooUjn, last n-eek, and 
was kiodlT greeted by my old friend. BLlly 
Watsoa and bis affable lieatenanC. Dan Gofi- 
Senlieiin, not to mentka tbe bonae aunacer. 
Geo. HeUama. «tao» hr tlw waj. te the father 
of the fhaoa cartooalat. whoa* Nawl2w«da ple- 
tmtm an kmnni the mcId orar. Tbe booae 
~! .at tkt Bmpin la a tricndlr bunch and all 
' to iki^ mr Tisit a pleasant one. Hue 
are the naaua of the boys I refer to:' Treasurer. 
Frank Sniffer; asslataot treasorer. EdU Hoff- 
man; adTettlsioE agent, W. Pratt; stase man- 
aser, JaA BInchle; n^crtr nuu, Ghas. Smith; 
eleetrieiaa. B. A. MtrtK HOaa* haM. J«a 



Boberta: 
Hitsel. 



BO. 



The Gordon lod Korth affair is now a matter 
of history' and the Empire Clrcnlt bas gained by 
the acqalsltioD of three new attractions. \Tblcb 
promise to mate Western Wbeel managers look 
to their laorels. Messrs. Gordon and North are 
bnth founs men of energy and spirit, and with 
tbclr progresslre methods are sure to atlr np 
tbe stagnation of Western Wbeel conaerratism. 
It Is Improbable tlmt ther will spend as moch 
money on the new nnuetioiis as tber had 
• ' — — ttdc peo- 




Is dl ener tte 

iMCr COBS ot the nswootii bsrtsivatt -dyumoe 
an ■tm siindlnv awar at a fMckoi pace and 
■■ccs eC tbe l ari ou s msjiaset* ot botk 
> ■utw tiiMwa ot aetMty. Ptepan- 

Bezt seasoB hsTO already begnn and 

aunagcra are bnsy engaging new people and ar- 
ranging tbe many details for tbelr new pmluc- 
tlons. Many changes wUI be made on both 
wheels and sercral new. shows are already being 
organized while manr «C tfea aid «MB wffl be te- 
prared by tbe addlnak aC aaw 
and properties. 

•* 

A dinner In bonor of Joe Hortlg was giren on 
board ot tbe S.IS. I'rlnz Frederlch Wllhelm by 
tbe Mind Yonr Own Bnslness Clnb. Tbe follow- 
ing members were present: Sam. Joles and 
Lon Hortlg, of Kew York City; Mr. and Mrs. 
Ben Wolf, of New York City: Mr. and Mrs. 
Joe Isaacs, ot AmarUo, Texas, and Mr. Cbas. 
Sondennan. ot GalTcaton. Texas. 




Y. 1. 

Gby ^ . . 

years i^a Aaapbhm Tlwatra. Brook- 

lyn. Is now owner ot tbe Globe Trenster Co.. of 
wnaon steeet. Brooklyn. Mr. Winiams Is band- 
ling mncb ot the local tbeatrlcal work and 
eUJms to bare the record tOc Greater New York. 
haTlng handled twenty-three entire shows daring 
the bllnard ot last Chrtotmaa day and getting 
all of tbe shows In safely and on time. 

4* 

Tbe Western Wbeel shows wHI malce a we^ 
stand of Wbeeling, W. Va., and will play on a 
fturanteed bond. Tbe exact basis is said to be 
as follows: The first tl.350 to go to tbe st- 
traction with tbe next $7S0 for tbe boose, with 
SO-SO on all receipts sbore $2,100. Tbe Eastern 
Wheel played the boose, wbicb is known as tbe 
Apollo, tor three days only but with only fair 
— thastre la to >a " " 



Both Eastern booses st Brooklyn are closed 
for tbe season while tbe Empire and Casino 
(Western Wbeel) are still open and playing to 
good boslness. Tbe attractioas are stock bnr- 
lescine, nnder the prodpdng management of Billy 
Wataoo. and cocsietlng ot bis two compaalcs. 



' rope. Joe Hurllff lias been wotklBs. oiertliaa to 
attending to tbe inteicsto ot the tna. Tke H. 
& S. ofliees In the Gayety Theatre BnlMIng sze 
crowded^iJI d^^gtt^^pegl^siillii i^^ 

♦ 

dissolution of tbe partnership between 
L I.aWTence Weber and Edward F. Bosh 
wDI hardly affect tbe bnrlesqoe Interests of tbe 
firm and their tbree shows will go oat as osoal. 
Lawrence Weber will have his oOices on the 
ninth floor at tbe Colnmbla Theatre BniMhiic 
Mh wOI probaUy tetate tkrir 
I SB toe f onrtb floor. 

*■ ■ 
Sammie Brown, the Kood-looking and clerer 
yonng stral^rbt man with Hortig & Seamon's 
FoUIes of New York and Paris, bss been en- 
gaged by Al. H. Woods for bis Girl In tbe Taxi 
tor next season. Joe Hortlg bas signed Ned 
Kortoa to lenlace Sammie Brown. Ned was 
■aat-aMML witk.C. B. Arnold's Ms aat M> 

Uvlngstone. last season abead ot Max 
3*S show, will have tbe management ot 
tc Gallagber's new Eastern Wheel show, 
which will be called The Big Banner Show, and 
in wbldi both All Sbean and Ed. Gallagher 
win star. Art Phillips Is to go ahead ot naak 
LIrlogstone. ^ . 

Ed. Wrotbe. the clerer Irish comedlaB. 

of H. * S.'a Ginger Girls Company, Is taking 
a month's yacatioD at Mt. Clemens, Mieb. His 
aMnas ia tbe Park HoteL .The aiaBK OMs 
gBegsato ^M Si n rtgt S i i lim l i rl riMd win 
se MflMBia ay Eoa H^yy, : 



Mr aaa tke 

to exeeas oC the snpply. Ii 
des the aetlTlty bas b««a . 
■ad tbeze la no ■earellr ut: 

always aosNtUaK Maf 



_ _jk Id 

is already 




Tbe College GIrb are doing big bnslness at 
tbe Colombia and It seems as tboagh tbe sum- 
mer run wOI be a big soccesa. Jack Singer 
la already ittaHlar Hi mm Bebmaa Show. 
— la to Mtairna Col lege Girls toto tbe 



Fred Irwta waa to Mew Tack thr the Col- 
ombia Amnsement Company meeting ot directors, 
bat has returned to his fishing at Crystal Beach. 
Ont. Fred is a great fisherman and has made 
some record catches at tbe Buffalo resort. 

Barney Gerard la op In the with 
Andy Caidan. Bamay dtfaft aat tba kaasjr 
damaan »• la art« f«, M ta BMi to kifM. 



IN PUBL ISHER S^ ROW 

Notes of the Songs that Promise to Become Hits. 
Gossip About Publis)iers» Writers and Siq^xs 



NKW YORK MUSIC NOTn. 



Edgar SeUea, of Ihe Shapiro Unsle 
is going to- spend a few weeks at Montank 
Point. I.^ I., where be will rusticate for a few 
weeks boating and flsblng and pertiape singing 
Sichlitz, Schlitz, Donncr and Bllu, kids In Mil- 
waokee don't nerer have fits, tbcy bring op fine 
children Just say what you please, tbcy raise 
tbem CD Boop meat, potatoes and cbeese, and 
with Schlitz, Schlitz. llonuer and BUtx. a Dutch- 
man can drink without losing bis wits. U you 
look for a place where the good Gexsua alta, yon 
wUI find Schlitx, Scbllts, ScblUs. SMdea fcty 
wMtm. singa. al though aiv Utile (bl tb afa a 

to a 



ViOEAciiBLOdN' 




-SiNRMI 



piece ot land 'bsat ate 




Benlab Keuiedy. -last season a diorlster wltb 
Pat 'Wblta'a Gaiety Glrla (Weststa Wbeel). 
has ]«toa« .kaiaB.«nk;Virf» «a Van aa* bas 
faamal: a^towt, aMto^ag l - ^*!;* la-Ml«:alecly 
on saaafler lairieem* timk. 

Tbe extra attraeHoBa for tbe epeatoa at Tbe 
CoUese Girls, at tbe CalBSrtia. Hear liA City, 
were Odisa. - the dher. and >kaahto Bailey. 
Odlsa baa aaa.at the beM a a totortJ acto erer 
aeen to niB csaatiy. 

- - • ♦ 

MoeHb WabMtoat. far maay 




George Wink and Phil Darla dMa't loae a day, 
opening at the Metropolis, K. 7.. the day after 
their Bhow claaad. 31j9 aM to — — 
week asd 



tbe wan-known Gomaa eomedlan. 
acob & Jcrmon's Queens ot 
Paris, bas signed with Harry M. 



Hawy Halsta. manager of Tbe Merry Maid- 
gas tWmtfUm Wbaail . bas left New Tork tor 
lletisttt wbaaa be wn VMd a few weeka as the 
guest of Btaak HlbUar at the Harrington Hotel. 
♦ 

Blanche Martin, laat season leading woman 

With Andy Lewis' Mardl Gtag Bentlto. baa 
Sg***^ «• n i iw l a orastow wSb tor 



«fiai«,) 



gM tor Be. 8be doa't have to wear 
laiB m aar halr or a sttalgbt Itaat X, T. Z. 
Any little girl that's a nice little girl Is Ihe 
rl^ mue sM for me. 

- Tbe aboee aoaga ate now bclag ased all over 
tbe ceantzy ir aU tbe teadtoc attMa. Mba 
DeUa Ite aaU It to.aam aCJba ~ 
has ever uai d. 



Tbe followtog artlata ate alnglng Jonle McCree 
and Albert V«a XUaer'a big imm aaeeoM eaUt- 
led, Dlaab. Bany :>lto aad Mnk ' ~ ' 
Boberty SlatoB^. WUttt^. Orofa, 



Dlaab, wben yoo get to ' 

m write most every day M < 

you are away. 
Bsv much I lore yoa, IMaab« . 
BMk letter will base a lot at < 

ending, 

M^ag khiaea I am aeading to yoa. Dinah. 




on 



yoa'rs Icarlag Carolina: 
Coow back to me, I mcaa, wftt ysa mama 

the cbD-cfaa car; 
There'll be a parson walUMR - 
Gee, hot It'a nice In a AMfCr' at ilea, wltb 

you Dinah Green. 

Bert Wmiams la making a big hit wltb Ibe 
fbUowIng aong at tbe New York Boot In tbe 
FMIIca of 1010. pobllsbed by Leo Feist: Yon're 
Cotof to Get SomettalBf What Too Om'I Bipaet 

nto la the cbomss - ; ..^ - 

SrwlDe to 



It awTia'toMcr inl II alift w 



mod with tta 

Toall tall Into i 
by two, 

Yoa'ie gwlaa to get It geod becaasa U'a 

to yoa; 
Ta«*U get It ta a 

with wieefe 
'Caaae ^aa_^wlaa ^to set 

Edward Ooetr la meeting wltb 
BiBClttC in Change the Tboma to 
Uabed by tbe Uaale Booae of I 
toUowlBg wards ate ia tbe nttato: 

im change the aiwai'to ftoto. III fltoia |«ar 

life a dream 
And then untU life doses, yonr days will golden 
seoo], 

I'll make yoor world a garden, yaa're all I'm 



Linda M. Bloodgood has put orer another big 
bit which Is t>elng sane by many promlpeat 
artlsu, eniltied. 1 Ijore You More Ttaan Any 
Olher FcUow, with tbe following cboms: 
FV>r I lore yon mote tbaa aay other fellow errr 

loTca aagr atoar abtV - 
Yen set my toato-vMB^/I to*a-'9Nr:.'tiHtb 

cml - . *^ 

Aad year eye* at Uan bare gat 

an I da to dream at yea. 
For I tore yoa 



led. m Olre Yoa Ilr 1 
lag reiy (ood*- ' ' ^ 

NaTal 'nto are amklng good singing IlaUaa 
Bag. Irlab-Anerlcas Trio, say Italian Bag Is 
their one big saccc«s. Keitsler and Dunn, sine 
Ing Cotton Town as their feainre nmnber. Wil- 
lie Weston a riot with tbe College Girls singing 
Italian Bag. lt«i'.Xc!;fr Trio going Immense 
singing Senora snd Itslisa Hag. I'hU Komlsher 
la cettalnly plngginc tbe songs along for Um 
FMat,to;fbe adrenlslas^Uae. 

Among tbe artists teatnrlag Somebody Else 
and All Aboard for Maakcy Town at Dsnt- 
kirk'a North Beacb are Was. Parker. Joe Bal* 
sano, WUI McArtbnr, Meyer, and J. Perella. 

Meyer aad Drislaae bare ptaecd tbair sew 



aoTdiy 
thia past 
an tbeh 



S imt h ady Elac. arttb ftotrato aeto 
Cvua ens la batos f&laNt.at 



rm Baga Aboat Yoa. a, 

be lasasd to F. B. IbeSaai 
work at *lctar 



All Aboard tor Maakcy Tswa. 
Else, are two aew asac hito JasI 

tbe F. B. BartUnd Pub. Co., ^y 
Meyer. ^ 

Boae Kdly Is maklag a big hit at^ac 
land's ssw bit cMltlci. I'M AsfM Wad 
Yoa. inM&bad hr-UaAaad. ... 

Tbe Green Sisters are fMlartas'CUi 
Bag IhU week and It's a M* Ht^ PUI 
by F. B. Harllaad. N. Y. 




by Hae- 

Uand. 

Tbe Terminal Stock Oompeny. of North 
Inchides the following: Barry Le Tan. 
Ned Bennett, manager: Dace Westoa, B _ 
Weat, Harnr Barro. Bert Bernard. BelCB Cnr- 

rsne. and Edna BIcaldo. Tb«y ate tcatorlag 

_ .. ... _ - _ _ -=t 



BavUsad's 



htta: 




C D-, Xaa'Q 



likes aay aaa to 

. they are beli« eompsasi. 

baar-aasar bcaa. eaagbt aapplas to tUa ica 
bat tbe aaa Mam «d happea, aad to aa 



way. Hany Ooepfr. e( tba Caviie Oty Qna(> 
tetto. called aa Mr. Matae a tew daya aga, aad 



•bOa cseTcfBlas to a piano room. Mr. 
waa Imp eoilslBg oa the p'ano and. as a < 
•m. Mfted into tbe soeg he waa la Ihe act ot 
flnlahlag. Harry wouldn't let np ontU he found 
out tbe song was to be called Good-bye, Betty 
Blown, and that It was poaalblo for bim to 
bars It. Tt>e qoartette la rehesralog tbe sang 
erery day In the Theodore Morse robllshlng 
Company's profemlonsl room la th« n<-(al Build- 
las.. aad..wlll. break lt_ to at the Acadsaur at 



H. T. Dtmtek. ot Shrersport. ta., bra writtea 
a new song entitled When . Now I Deeam. Dear 
Heart, wbicb has baea j taaoaa ct d a gtMt aia> 
tlmeatal asmg br IMiiial aiilMwa la II la 




JULY 2, i9ia 



Ttie eillboarcl 



15 



LOND ON LE TTER 

Theatrical Business Recovering From the Recent 
Depression— The Speckled Band a Success 




IHEATRK8 have oude • wood«rful ra- 
eoTrry dartnc tb» U«l week rroffl 
the KCCDt dep r w i o n . WUl* Uklnt 
■ look uooad ■ thea an tk* eUwr 
Bicht. I toamt ttat atoMt eveiT- 
oae mm pUytas *a "Adi koaae," 
ud ouaagcn wk* ncMtlr fetT* bceu 
dtoUaetly awiied. were aoee eseln ac- 

. tke ■mne thai beat bcflU their Joba. 

AwMg otber Itena. tbrea new playi baTe beea 
f t u iuctd alnee I erTlte ta too laat week, and 
rt thrj an all of dlattoet proraUe, It looks 
•* iboiwh the leaaoa will, after all, co thnwch 
irith a swlas. 

Chief amooc the saw pndoetlaBa has l>eeo 
Tbe Speckled Read, br Sir Arthor Coaan Oojie, 
at the Adelpbl. A dramttlted pag* fnn tht 
adreBliira of Sherlock Holmee. It waa a aoe- 
«v«s atoMMt from tba momeat the cnrtaln went 
nr. aod the cad o( arety act waa tha stcaal for 
aaaieroas caUa. 
I tffktr tha tarj wen, bat It plajrs far 
' Ma - K rssda. Tb* Idea la aeartely a 
Mb -'^rt has seen mote than one ptay In 

mana waa attcnpted by a snake bite. 

aad In OBC a boa coaatrietor waa made oae of. 
Set that as a mle It has been a soeceaa. The 
■anake cenerallr snffen fram low spirits and 
preds anythloc In the way of cacoaracemeac 
that It can cet. In the present play the Idea 
la bcttrr worked oat than I hare ever seen It 
brforr. trac cTeo then the nake scarcely com- 
r»«pece. 

Dr. Grimsby Bylott Is a retired Ands-Indlan 
snrf eon. settled In KacUnd. No ooe la allowed 
la «Mw bin bcdraaa ktt klk ladlaa nlct. a 
altalikr. aacaafartaMk pMna. Wtmm tka car- 
tela rises an Inquest la t« ba keld oa the body 
of the elder ot the doctor's two step-daathtcn. 

Oo^ nJsbt the yooD^r atppKlaurbter heard 
hrr slater senam. aad soinc Into the paaaase. 
was Jaat Is tiaw.ta catek ktr. aa> coaTWIsed with 



the asctar's. 

■Skr-jDry retams a retdlct of dcatk froa no- 
known csnnea. 

The doctor's wife died In the same sray. So 
diJ otbrrt that stood lo bla path. He bad. 
morvoTcr. a motWe for the airl'a morder. Had 
•be atnck lo bar 
bare had Ika 
years later_ M» 

The. doctor arraacea that abc ahall sleep In 
Ike saaie room where ber sister met her dcsttu 
Fettoastrly she coosaJta Skcrleek Bniaca. The 
Wd la clamped (aat to tfea flasr. . Br Its taad 
banc* a heU-rope that baa '■• taaini «b Ba- 
klnd the rope, hlfk op la tkk waU. la • aa- 
called Tentllator opealac oa tha doetor'a vsosn. 
Wbro Enid U supposed to be la bed sad the 
llfbu oat. straoite moate Is beard, mnale sach 
•a the dead alater had complalaed of hearlnc. 

Tbe TrntUator opens: at a alnal from 
IIolmFs. Dr. Watson Haahes a bolra-eye op 
alocr thr bell rope. and sooethlnr lonr. thtu 
sad flriltilr ta can(ht slirbt of. Holmes alaahea 
at It with a case, bot It darts back Into the 
maillater. A noocat later U mshea the doc- 
.gr^wttk Ike aaaka about bla Ibroat and falla 

..Aaraar W laudasd. tbe piece aboaada H 
IMK aad the flaal aaa la ncrtrad wttk all 
fte i kkll ir i tka atka» «a^ wlak «ir. Alta- 
■rtkn- tke play la aaa af iMat ciaeaoM. 
rrrepy enterts l na i iatn aaa eaaid hope to saeet. 
Tbrmicbont It Is adalraMy ataged and acted. 
I.rn HardlBK Is a iMat atabler aa<I forbtddlna 
iI~-ior. vboae craar ways, now fdrllre. now 
ilolrot. woald lootc before hare laadrd htm lo a 
miiliioo«e. Christine 81lTer Is s rerr pretty 
EnM. while Bpeacer Treror briphteas the In- 
Vnl with a rcry clerer sketch of s cvBsrlen- 
P^^'T eaatasketooa Jwtynaa. R. A. Salnta- 
wka kas played Ike part orer a tbooeand 
iMfMit aa Sbnlack Holme*. Alto- 
- . .k»:.fiir. If aat exaeUy laTltlas. la 
af tka davcraat w« hare bad for 

time. 



Salarday eeenlnc Oeonte Edwardes reop- 
»nrd tbe VandeTllle with a new musical core- 
r-lT. entllled The Olrl lo the Train, and th<- 
looks ss thoncb It will rlral The IV-llar 
Pnnr»», In popularltr. The nnalc by Leo Fall, 
w mnrf than tnaefnl. tbe atorr. artapte*! 
from the Rermaa of Victor Leon, la b<1cht 
aB<l Interrsllas. aad the lyrics by Adrian Rnaa. 
arr eqnal to bla best. There Is a stmoK 
"<ai>»y. beaded by tka two oU Saearards. 
HMlsad Wsnlaalaa aad ■■km Bikll -nllk 

•»si». the nrttir fetniB*. = 

Tb» staty. far a anMlcal comedy, la an v«- 
UMial one, rnoletnc aa It does aroand a dl- 
Tnrrr Milt. The play opens ta the mrorre Cart 
'>.- /""tcrflam. where the Judpe (Rnntley 
»rlEhtl makes Ibe moat nf the folMni and bo- 
morotia effniis of some of our Rncllah Jndses. 
Jana Vaq Raalte la brlORlna salt aaalnat her 
hnahanil. with flooda Van der Lno. a pretty and 
'■'"•"Inlna Dnlch aetresa. aa the co-resoood- 
t"L T** »«ln»t the hKshand rrsta on tbe 
'VI !*•» trseellme home with his wife from 
*» Ibe sleeptB«'«ar express, he hsppens to 

"^.OMds. wbi^kaa_beca aaabla la senire a 

----- 

J dolns 

— ..aat INOa sapper 

'••ertber. aad the fact that she sapniica this l« 
'y- nndola« Of Taa Rsilte. ror la sn dolna 
liaa so laeaaaM the naid. wbnaa prirllepea 
hy,. h^g eociaaekad apsa. tbat la • rasa he 
t^. Anot anar-H*-s«a-«MMM>r-ttat the 
>;-'b I. h^,B aad tba twik are Mt pri>«aera 

f-T Ihf tiliht. - 

\llhnnch both are obrloitalT Innocent, the 
••re eels ber rtlrorce. tbe Jnrt«r IncMentally re- 
■"•*•«« that Van Raalte. In ht« rmbarraoliia 

J""lll^ ascmi to hare acted like s perfect 
■*«. la Ihp aaeond act. Van Raalte offera mar- 
In Oaada. allhoaah more In lore with bis 
•^rr than rtrr. and aba .determlDen to rennlle 

kiT *^ tba daea hr ■ •traUiiPn at 



■Inhert Reatl. aa Ibe hnsbsnd sinaa snd acts 
>■">> an bla nld-tlme icni<-e. wbtle Rntland Bar- 
"■-■aion as Ibe ftlhrr of the wife, bat « part 
•'tor Us Ma heart. rhelUa Dam. aa Oaada. 

n» Ike hsat asM kM mmm 



^and^aha ahawa Mj as maas aatsa aee la bar 

a lose 

^«r,'aS 

reulna his plsce aa the beat caa>edlsn mo- 



way,' aad aha 
actlnc aad all 
from a loi 

atlll reul_ . 

alcal comedy poaaeaaca. Altosetber It la ap- 
parent that the atreak ot lock wtilch Edwaidaa 
cama a gaw wka a be faoad 11a linn WMow, 
^« aM «Madbte. aad tkaalaaa Mm like 
harlat a tPMMadtaa foa. \^ • 

♦ 

OIsensBlona bare been coinc aa kaM latSIr 
with regard to czpenalre ballet acadactleui. 
and many people hold the rlew that they coat 
far more than they are worth. But after aca- 
■nc^tbe UtMt ballet at tha Alhambra a tew 
nlgbu agak I cuaa ta tba caadaaHa tkat thcr 



Conditions in the Philippines from an Amusement 

Point of View 



Manila, F. I., ilay l-l. 
. tka Faarl of the Orient, the beat 

. tewa la tba Far East, with lu 300.000 

popolaUoD. la taking tbe taklaM dowa la 
large doaea, and the dcmaad a» iar daaa aat 



to hare been aaUatsd. tkat «a 
■howi dolog a good bDslneaa. with still aore 
snparlnc b> open. Pricca bete are B, 10, IS 
and 20c In U. S. Money. 

Naturally theae booses depend rety largely 
on the Filipinos for sappcrt, and tbe little 
blown brothers and sisters tske to It like a 
pappy to a bowl of milk. DntU two years ago, 
tba tawB ealy beaatad of oaa morlng plctore 
kaaM,_aad tua abew waa aagsaeated l>y aeraral 
ag ds rn ia wagud avaaat "Inpiaaa- 



JUUAIt MITCHELL 




WnarMm-nrmL 



19^ 



immmm 



r sf tba Fbdlra af tU» 



«tt*. aaf jat I baUtre tkat It wOl pay the 
Baaagtmeat back serersl time* orer. Jint as 
a apeclacniar ahow nothing' like It baa erer 
beea acen beta before, althouxh 1 aappose elab- 
orate productions of this kind ate cnasBOaer 
here than anywhere else. Tbe airtiMCa vent 
Bad orer It on the llrst alsht. tat tka ad- 
Tance booklDga are ImmcDse. 

The ballet |5 a aatire oa tbe feminine erase 
for dress, and. atraafely eaougb, It meets with 
the warmest welcome from the female sMe ot 
tba aadlcaee. Tba aadabia wiakasaa a< tka 
SMI la iiacod Tiakt kack ta tka OaHha eC 
BdcB. whet* tba apMt aC vaalty Onie. Btitta> 
dIscoTcra Femlaa (Mlla. Leooora) aalccp aadcr 
a tree and awakena ber with a shower of bloa- 
sons. At flrst she resists his sdrances, bat 
finally snccumb* to tbe temptation offered by 
a costame of leaves and Sowers. In tbe next 
scene, reoreaeDtlaic tbe Stone Age, Fomlna la 
once again overcome by tbe Spirit of Vanity, 
who. In the guise ot a bunter. loada her with 
the moat precloua fura. Ttica enauea tbe most 
gorgeous scene of alt — the taterlor of so Assy- 
rian temple, wbeia Iba aiaUaoaa ttaiptcr. la 
Ik* character of a pilBea. hriags taaafa aad 
Jawela seamtagly a* aasstaaa la Iba Msi. bat 

la raalUy toTlSa PMalaa. Bat Ola ttaw tb« 
Wata Sm c saaia witkaat the Hlgb Pileat. 
wfca, BMMaaad by tta ekazma of remlna. goes 
to the lenath of saatchlnir. at her renoeat. a 
Irweled collar from tha Idol's neck. This sarrl- 
legloua act briaaa ahoat a terrlMe nemesis. The 
layp lajto tn aialsad ta Ma tgafitlaaa. thV!:L 
aaw^yaiafla vaf^ aoM^^V^^jpViaaBaBia aaaa re- 



new leela, a nMdcra laoTlac plettua maeblae. or 
rather, serersl ot them, and tba canned smnse- 
ment In approeed form waa duly opened for lo- 
cal delectauon. Tbe little playhooae was peeked 
nightly to orerflowlng. Word went forth that 
the Americano was showing all sew plctares 
and changing twice each week. Wooderfnl! 
Katn or shine tbe crowd came and waited to be 
aeparated from Ita pesetas. Other live ones 
awakened, bowerer, and couldn't stand to see 
all this easy money going one way. Therefore, 
tk^^p«eq|rtad^^Me|at lato^lba '"SijSSi^w 

aaar algkt.' AU ara'maS^ ^«d. "x&MSrrSi 
able "tnist" I* now onder way, and Joat what 
the oatcome will be Is hard to say. 

European pletores, particularly Paths, bare 
heretofore bad tbe popular call, bnt alnce new 
.American films have been coming In. more ap- 
preciation baa been bestowed upon them, and 
tbey may In time overcome tbe black eye soa- 
talncd prevloasly through some exhibitors Im- 
portlDjr old worn atntt that pat oor own "rainy 
In tbe dry, high daacrt class. Ona tba- 



atia. tbe Zarllla. Is sbawtaa 
daalraly. aad la doloa walT' 
la the Spriair Special laaa 



. _ SpccTal laaa* of Tbe Bnihaard 
niaidi I»), I Nad a letter fiom Cast J. W. 
Price, dated from CUaa, In wbleh m depic- 
claled the ralae of Manila a* a show town Tory 
much, referring to oar 1810 aaaoal camlTa] aa 
sure to go aboatwatd becaote the China coast 
was not tsking the Interest la the camiTsr 
It bed ahowo the former year. Notwlthataod- 
lag Capt. Prlce'a pconoatlcattoa. the show waa 
the most aoccessfnl the tslandt erer wltoraied, 
aad left a jgk>,000 lai aesat sis a aaelraa for 



This year's carnival In February, will ha tte 
biggest yet, and wlU Include a mammoth hi? 
podnm* ahow and circus, a military toona^ 

Sage ni**t. when aome or tbe celebrated 
b* aeen In the Orient for the Otst 
^ _ A Urely "Bundok," our local midway 
je- ^ dla ttataWd and otg^g 
toom India. BaraaeTSiaa, Znlnland, Dutch 
Cnleaa and theChndlae laianda: a bcneaon 
bench show, a Wild West and wUd and tralMd 
animal exhibits; a number of gorgeoua "balUse** 
both day and night: water and land oaradaa. 
The dates are from February 21 to 28. lacloalTS 
The Bandauim Opera Co.. from Idodoa. baa 
coBdoded a saeoasafnl two weeks' ensasemeat 
at tha Grand. The coapaar k — 

S'^Li.*-**'- 



^Th* _ f i ltll j srtiaaa. a. AnaaOa opera company 
ES? Jlgg"* !- «p» « (ha Grand the Utter 
pm^of aest aaett Cor aa bdrnnlte suy. The 
UOUm ue eery popalar aad akaw ta npaetlr 
kB Bsas daring their annual elatt. '"v-<'>^ 
»-?*^.^*^ff*f opens tha Majeatie. • beaatl- 
ftJ^ew theatre, with plctorea tbe e 

The ApoUo, In the down- town dUtrlet. 
to-night with pictures and Illustrated i 
HonUB Frankel ta lessee aad maaager. 
...I'lalB Levy, tor a nnmber of yean bet* 
tbe heat and most farocably known randcvllla 




bantaruptcy coort recaatly. Mr. Lei3^ jaas 
heaslb «i a ps aiat t cattbUahlas a Tsndamia 
ei.»s> as a 1, aad la aa 



WIWH IPeWs CiAN. 

Theatrical Buainesa Quiet. 

Reaping the Harvest 



Tblogs are very <ialet lo tbeatrteal 
here at present. The wealber has been exttcaie^ 
ly hot. and. ot coarse, not many people feel 
Inclined to be Indoora. 

Tbe ^ee Setters' Quartette, who were booked 
at the BUoa week of Jane 13, were entertained 
with a hanqoet at the Grange after the e»e- 
nlng performance on Jane IS. by their 

trlanda fram tnndaaatl, Incladiac R. 

Ifule SUvemaa. J. BaeeabecE. IsMofa . 
etc.. all of tbe Colonial Amoaciacat Cbi, 

The Ualooey Wedding Day COk, oa a tear 
thnngh the West, stopoed over ea their way 
on Sosday. Jane 11. Many of the eomaaar. 
wbo are old friends of The BUIhoard's repre- 
seotatlre, celled upon him to renew old sc- 
qualntancea. 

.0«»y Cohen, advance man for Parker's Car- 
nival Co.. waa a BlUboaid caller laat week, 
on Ms way to Portjge La Prairie, to make ar- 
rangements for tbe show, which la booked for 
the Portsge La Prairie Fair. July 11-15. 

Things are shaping up nicely for the Winni- 
peg Fair. July 13-23. Manager Bell baa eo- 
gaged Tbarlea and bla band, with the extra at- 
traction of The Russian aingers aad daaedta. 
Another Is the grand military apectael* of Lscd 
Roberta, for which bnndreda of people have 
been engaged. 

Other attractlooa have been engaged, bat aa 
yet tbey hare not been anasoacad. Tbe book- 
Infta for ttUs fair are la " " - -- 
Etbel Roblosoo. of the 
Managers' AssorlsUoa. 




Pargjr : H—» i»a H Playara 

slow Opening In Toronto.' 

At the mirii Alagaadrla tbe Percy Hsswell 
Player* pr es sal i d a apleadid pndaclloa of Aa 
Tea Like It. Illaa BaawcU SMtP a mmt ckaioH 
lag RosaUna aad- Ike <ailsai talaalad airtna 
of her company wen ezcdtat la (heir teepee- 
tire ndea aod the play waa beantlfally staaM. 
Boslaesa opened Urge. Aa ezpeaalr* eoaluail 
plant has been Installed which add* greatly fa 
tbe enjoyment of tbe patrons. Tbe nierry com- 
edy. Tb* Bine Mouse, to underlined for next 
week. Mr. Shea has tsken s long lease on the 
old Shea Theatre on Tonge street, and will prob- 
ably continue popolar TaodevlUe tbar*. 

Mr. John GrlSIn, prealdrnt of the OrilBa 
Amusement Company, has made Mr. A. J. Smalt 
sn offer fOr a lease of the Msjrsltr. 

Manager GraTc*. of tbe Percy Haswell nay 
ets. Is p n kl l a hlB E each week, a newsy little 
weekly «MA ta .MaUhaled to the lacse cUea- 

tele «r r- — — 

At 

la a big ■eatattoa. 

FVeddie Cunningham, the bey kiph wlia waa- 
der. to a bis feataie. 

l*e ~' __' ^~ 

a.l 



MONTRCALt CAN*. 

Benklit Par fe r w iances Given to Aid 
Montreal Fire Victims. 

Tbe first performance of Salome was aleen 
on Jane 20. the gtees iceelpts being In aid of 



— _^ la wbleh tea 

OH. ySStS* oSSSa^ff tba Osptaeam, do- 
nated the fNc aie of his theatre tor the lama 
purpose. Commencing Jnly 3S, benoflta at Ibe 
different parks wlQ be glvea. 

We ate harlaic- Meal weather . tK tha soika 
and snmmrr ggl t isi . -tiqt fetliBlMdM ««(ar 
evening. Good fHmms, tm»SSttM tka fNa . 
attractlona. ■'; ■■.-.i .- 

Tbe Aviation Meet la eo •MW.-'Jkksa^'.B is> 

Joljr 4, at Uknlde, whlck klw 

St. Croals. near Moatraal. ' r 

- ■ - JI.-W. - 



16 



TUc Bi 



1 1 1> o a r d 



JULY ?, 19101 



FAIRS A ND CAR NIVALS 

Canadian Province of Alberta Laying Foundation for 
Big Permanent Exposition—Arkansas State Fair 
Ass'n Planning Biggest Event in its History 



HAVK WUaWHP ttl^HIWDfc 

E:diDOiiton, ^ts.. Can., June S4. — Edmontoo, 
tbe capital cltj- of tbe Prorlnce of Alberta, la 
Urins the foonilatlaa of a bic (bow for all 

dty mjHML ne SihlbiSoa AMoeUttm to 

•zpcndtiis tlSO.000 oa bnUdlngs and Imprors- 
mcixta tbla year. 

Tbe race tnek fa complete the hotaes 
an wotkinc out ob aame forty-fire daya tiefore 
the time promised- Tbe work of coaatmcting 
show borse atables, cattle stables, bog and abeep 
pens is wen nnderway. These bolldlogs, alzteen 
In nunber, are 150 feet long by 40 feet wlde- 
Tbe race stables, six in nnmber. ore 
modem and ap-to-date. On tbe old 
fair groaada, which covered onlj- 43 acres, 
the STerage daily attendance was 10,000 people 
or 40.000 people for tbe four days. As the new 
pooBda are aened by tbe Canadian Kortbem. 
atana Tnak Paclfle ana tbe Umilelpal owned 
stnet nllwar It to thnii(lit tbe attendance this 
year wtU icadi 60.000U - ' a . dtr with a 
■opnlatloa of aboat SS,O0O i eo | i l i t Edmonton is 
gotar Into the Calr linil— WMMale and in- 
tends, in. IMS. t». 
worthy aC U ~ 
time anomr 
lags. 

For 1910 the big FiOTtncIal Stock Show will 
l>e tlie attraction. Carloads of stock are being 
offered from Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatche- 
wan. The AL G. Barnes Co. will be present 
with their big show this year. Also show men 
from Chicago and Australia. The Hands peo- 
ple of Bamilton, Ontariow wlU not on a gaed 
program of Hi ewae ka . betk daflight 'Ua OTCB- 



■.m-- ^vtci fiMtUi fair 




' ARKANSAS STATE FAIR. 



Hot Springs. Ark.. Jnne VL — Tbe Arkansas 
State Fair tliis year la onder an entirely new 
managemeDt. In addition to tbe extremely 
faTorable concessions which are being made in 
Its favor by the varions railroads, tlie State 
Fair also baa the hearty co-operation and in- 
dorsement oC tbe SUte Fanneis'. .VnlSf,^^tA 
baa- a meObcrAlp In Arkanaas>. aC M.MI^^ 



and all tebosl children nndcr flCteen nan an 
admitted tree. One day of the fair to dHtgnaled 
aa Soldiers and X-adles* J>ay. and all aeltfJen and 
ladles are admitted free. One of the tMt race 
ptograma In North Western Ohio vtU bO'slTen 
of tbe lenr daw of tbe fair. 

biXIK SHOWi OPEN. 



Flodlay, O., 
Shows opened tbe 



S3.— The Dixie DMtad 
here tlito week. Tbe 



company eoaalsta .oC tm altiaettoas. with Oar* 

Deril Ca)e.^bl(fe «r^,^ ~ " 



. attraction. Tlie 
Rank 



state 

Jackson, eontractinc- aMM:- >M ailak. ijacre- 
tairs Cbas. Baidqr. aSBtta aaa.JiiteinBck- 
man, fnirral annooneer. An ' ItaUan' band of 

twelve pieces is carried. 

The attractions are: Herman Mtnk'a Clieling 
Wave. Will E. Alkln's Ferris Wheel. Lewis 
and Patter*!, Aeroplane Girl. Nona: Seymour 
Brothers' Big Snake Show; Jackson's Mnsenm of 
Art; Prince Nemo. Malay wouder; Baby Alma, 
fat girl: Pickering's Delicatessen. Stockman's 
Fantasmagorla. featurlnf; Cora in Cleopatra; 
Baraky's Congress of Xorcltles. Brotton'g Elec- 
tric Theatre. Mme. Julias Company of Clalrroy- 
anta. and other concessions. 



FREE ATTRACTIONS BOOKED. 



McPbenton, Kan.. June 37. — ^Tbe management 
of the .McPherson County Fair Is making great 
preparations for the sixth annual fair. The pre- 
mium list has been Increased. The race pro- 
gram will be bigger than before, and entries to 
the stake races are coDdac In cretr Av. The 
management tisT* decided to aDoar b aUl ai i thla 
year. 

Tbe tree attractions that have been signed is 
the Blanche UcEenney WUd West and Hippo- 
drome Combined witb tbe Barley & Tnbbs racing 
■ — Other tiaa attiacMons are also 



OoOBOS. tbe State Hortienltnral Society, and 
fitt^State' PonhiT Asaoelatlon. all of which or- 
natoatloaS' win bold their annual conrenttona 
an tbe fate scoa^b dnrlag the week of October 
M-IB. 

Aa one of the entertainment features tbe fair 
association Is planning to hold an aria tion meet. 
Several entries bare already * * 

Handsome cash prizes will be 
contest Is open to the world. ' ^ ^ 

The amusement department will be under tiw 
nnsplces of Herbert A. Kline. 

Another interesting featnre of the fair WUl be 
a grand bocse show eretT nlgbt ha tbejlnMd 
in Itont of the grandstand. T b s i a ■wlB' be 
batness and rnnnlog races erefT afteraooa. 

MAYOR GAYNOR'S COMMITTEE 
OPPOSES A NEW YORK FAIR. 

Mew Tack City. Inne SS (Special to The 
BmiMard).— The project to celebrate the 800th 
annlTeraary of the settlement of Uanbattan Is- 
land In I9I3 seems to hare" been killed. It was 
planned to bold a world's fair in New Xork 
City some time during that year. It was op- 
posed almost to a man, by the members of tbe 
committee named by Mayor Gaynor to consider 
the advisability of holdlni; tbe exposition, at a 
meeting held at the City Hall on Tues<Iaj-. 
Jnne 21. John Clafiln, cbalcman of the tem- 
porary committee: Bobert W. DeFocest. Franela 
Lynde Stetson. EIb«t H. Gary. Ficsident Fris- 
sell of the Fifth ATenoe Bank. wnUam A. Naab. 
Mitmt O. Often, 6aa. Tbomaa H. Hnbbard. 
■Aaamt W> tAUtt aaA anmenoa other members 
at tbn esaaaritteo Jsinad in disappcoTal. Tlie 
waa Onmy te f med to a committee of 



LARGER ATTENDANCE EXPECTED 



CARNIVAL OUTFIT BLOWS DOWN. 

Peterson. X. J., Jnne 25 (Special to The Bill- 
board). — During n severe storm last Satnrday. 
while showing under the aut^plces of the Silk 
WeaTcn' UnUn. Ettenger's oatnt was blown 
down. Soroal emplaraa are said to bare: been 
, iafszed. aae b«r iraa «nt on tbe eie serardy by 
[ nymg timber. BObert Brawn's aalaaal . now, 
Cbas. Le Boy's Congress of LlTin^ EMa^ also 
the merry-go-ronnd. Tauderille picture 
show. It Is reported, put oot r>f bnslMWi'' tem- 
PotarUy. .- C . H. Ettengsr; the managOr; re- 
ports he will be In a position to. in toawtinc u 
already signed within a sliott tinia. ; ' ~.' - 

FAIR ASSOCI ATION ORQANIZgO. 

Spokane. Wash.. Jnne ST.— A conntF fair asso- 
ttotlon for the Coenr d'AIoie district has been 
oignnlzed. The Orst fair win he held this fall, 
I thoogh the dates bsTe not yet been decided 
■upon. It will probably be held shortly after 
the Interstate Fair. Spokane, bo that some of 
the exhibits, etc., from tbe latter may be used 
at Coenr d'Alene. 



MARION FAjR PRIZES. 

Marion, Ind.. Jnne 28.— In the speed ring, 
the management of the Marlon FUr. to be held 
here Sept. 6-9, will offer f4.50»— $2,000 of 
which will be divided for foor stake races of 
•900 eadi; $3.0oo In premiums will be dls- 
tottoti^ Arrnn^omentB for iininailinilt fea- 
tnea nin now being made. 



lola, Kan., June 26, — ^Tbe Allen County Fair 
has made extenalTtt improrenienta on the grounds 
for the 1910 tklr. Tney hare bnilt a fence on 
tbe Inaide of the race track an the way around 
Ita -eevaa. Bant ' a nnmlier of new atalta for 
catOa. haaB8,'ABcp and hots. Tlie attendance 
to eipeetoJ to bo a.Kieat deal larger than 1909 
when they had a total of 33.000 In attendance. 
Bnbe Shields has been engaged aa one of the 
apeelal attractions for thla year and what other 
ftce attractions they will get they base not de^ 
upon. 

FAIR AT CHATTANOOGA. 

Cbattabooffk fRun;.; June 2S.—lt baa been 
~ settled . ttat Ckatlamn: to *<> 
a, coonlr tahr iaMlr«xpMltoB ''.at-'€lrmpIc Park 

- ^ 




LIMA^HOME^eOMINQ PAIR. 



Lima. O., June 2S. — Tbe Home-coming Fhlr of 
the Allen Coimty Agrlenltnral Society will be 
held here September 5-8. Special Labor Say at- 
tractlona win be given, and tbe exhibits of tbe 
Patrona of HnatMmdry win be an added Interest 
to the Farm era. The edneatlonat feature at 
ttb^Cdr •tbaeta waaMI- l ito BMt . aa ons of 



SOME. HOtm^U^: AJTMCl^ 

Benfrew. Ont.. Can.. Jnne SS. — Tbe Bentrew 
Fair Society baa arranged for a nunber of at- 
tractions tfaroogh Meyerboir. of New York, and 
has also engaged Gny Broa.' Minstrel Band for 
afternoon coucert. and the minstrels for an en- 
j;a;;ement at the opera iiODae in tbe evening. 
There have been Increases in tbe prize list this 
year In the poultry and ladles' department. 

CARNIVAL COMPANIES: BARRED, 

Ft. Dodge. Ta., Jane 2S.^s die Vesnlt of 
opposition on tbe part of tbe Ministerial Asso- 
ciation and the cburcfa people of thla city, who 
declared that camirala were demoralizing, tbe 
dty coondl refnaed to anow'anr saeh attrac- 
tlon to^eoaw bete haaae-ooiplaB > wa ab. grom 
Angnst St to Angnat 21. . 

' 'gAiWIvAl oATf Kl^ ■■ 

Kenton. O.. June SS.— Tbe Jtews>BepnhlieaB 
Intends to pot on a atreet camlTal bef« the 
week of July 18. The last two days wni be 
ttreat days — ^tiie Masked Psrty being held Joly 

22, and the Baby Emidatlon dosing on July 

23. Frank B, WHsoo, owner of the News-Be- 
pnbUcan. to at tlio bead of the cre nt. 

CARNIVA L-^PO STPONED. 

Princeton, ni., Jnne 27. — Tbe Farmers' Car- 
slTSl. which was annoonoed to be held here 
September 18-24, bas been called off. Tbis sc- 
tloa on the part of the bnslneaa men who bare 
been promoting the camlTal in tlie past. la 
doe mainly to tbe fact that it has Bowa to 
socfa proportions that it la too ttK an ante-' 
taking to hold it annually. Aaalber -canlTar 
win be held next yesr. 

Frank Mahara, the minstrel man- 
ager, whi aot >Bt oot • mlDstrri 



CAWHI VAL NOTES. 

The Great De Arto. maklnjr a', "slide 
for IMe" with tbe Qtest Norihem Shows, sat- 
fered an aeeldent last Sattirday night. De Arto 
makea hia flie allde igniting himaelt by oalng 
alcohol, Thto tlSM, bawerer, his assistant lund- 
cd bim a bottto cdatalalnK benttnO' lastoad of 
aleobel. The beasiae when ignited. - burst into 
an ex^oalon of flame bnming De Arto In a ter- 
rible manner and eanslng falm to fall from bis 
stand seventy, feet high. He was carrleil to his 
room at Ilamoney Boiel and doctors summoneil. 
All tbe aid possible was given him. There were 
no bones broken, and tbe doctors claim be wlU 
be out in a week or ao. but will not be able to 
work for some time. In bis fall be laade>l upon 
a web of electric wirea, which broke bis tall, 
bat la all his bad luck he Is considered Incky as 
he esrsped death In three waya — ^belng biurnt to 
death, death from falling and being electrocuted. 

The Hoffman- Weller Amusement Co. 
opened at Buffalo Lake, Minn., June 6. The 
roster of the company ia as follows: Harry 
Welter, general manager; Lew Hoffman, sccre- 
tBi7 and treaanrer: Harry White, general agent; 
laeoo Pommler, band master: Ftaak Krler. chief 
dectridaB; John Mavmaka, train atastar: Ben- 
nto Panlson. boss eaarasman. Tbe attractions 
ate: Albert Kits. Bsttle of Sbenaadoah: Jim 
MooaSk Big Samson Show; Detondss. Palace of 
Mystery: Ed. Cole's Big Animal Show, Gene 
Cole's Crazy Bouse, A. Alexander's VanderlUe 
Show; Will Hoffman's Ferris wheel. Lew Hoff- 
man's merry-go-round; Al. and Freda, acrobata; 
Madame MUIe, slide for life-. Frenzo, the human 
frog; Dlavola. rldlnp tbe death Incline; Prof. 
Joseph on the flying trapcre. Prof. Andrew Jack- 
son, balloon ascension, and a ten-plece band. 

Juvenal's Famous Stadium Shows 
Is carrying foor pay sbowa, eight eoncesslona, 
four free acta and ten-piece brasa band and or- 
cbestrsi Hie Une-im Indndcs Bomaa Stadinm, 
Baugh'a Dixieland Minstrels. SkeUer's Vsnde- 
TlDe and VlaA Art Show, also Jungle and Ani- 
mal Show. The free acta are: Prof. Lorenzo. 
TentrllOQalst: Jorenal, Roman swordsman: Bl- 
aldo, aerlallst, and Prof. Bangh's celebrated 
pickaninny band. Tbe followlnjr concessions are 
with the company: Russell's Ruby glass stand 
and long-range shooting galler.r. Connolly's cane 
rack. Madam Zara, palmist and fortune teller, 
novelty shooting gallery, Mr. and. Mrs. Joe 
Prettyman, high striker. Bing Williams' lunch 
stand, and Aaold ana OeigbMa. -Sba csavany 
la playinc Itolaghiat lWia»iir«0'<bWy food 
bnalness. 

The Keppler Shows have the fOUow- 

ing execntive staff: C. J. Keppier. proprietor 
and manager; Howard M. Seeman. general 
agent; Wm. E. Golden, department of pub- 
licity: Don Saltzgabpr. secretary and super- 
Intendrat of concessions, and Antonio Sylrla, di- 
rector of band. Sandy BUllnirs. of pl^ntatlno 
fame, has assumed entire charge of Keppler's 
Ragtime Onera: Ed. Thomas Is msklng balloon 
aacenslons during C. C. Sawyer's vacation. 

The midway attractions for the Blue 
Grass Fair. Lexington. Ky.. will be tnrnlahed 
iir the Herl>ert A. Kline Shows. Tbe name ont- 
llt WlU provide amusements st the Des 3lf4iiea, 
la., Fonrth of July Celebration. Tbe Kline 
Shows have been booked till late In Xorember. 

Samuel D. Parks, professionally 
known aa Hopp, tbe Frog Man, and Miss ner- 
tmde B. Greenberg. known as Princess Wee- 
Wce^ vera married . in Lyona, Iowa, ncrally. 



In last week's issue of The Billboard 
It was statpd that iir. Herbert Kline was pre- 
.«ente<l with a Masonic charm by the Lodge of 
Masons at Kalamazoov Mich. The item should 
have read Flint, Mich., inatead of Kalamazoo. 

W. H. Uiller. late of Bauscher Car- 
nlral Company, baa dosed bis moving picture 
Show at Beaaemer, Ala., and wlU book his fair 
and festival company to open in Misalsslppi In 
Ssptcmbar. 

FraC WlUlams, ihia4> diver with the 
Todd TTnlted Sbowa.. sonarid '.aa accMaet, aoae 
i& AitboaSb. aot-asttaan. .'<^. talMtoa bo aaa- 
tained compelled bfan to quit dlTlnc for a few 

days. 

Cheyenne Charley has joined the 
Bnffalo Baneh . Wild West Company with tbe 
Joba B. .Bsitth Caralral Company, doing trick 

and fhac7 xMlag and lariat roping. 



ninoe, ^ with .bU trained 
»,^|toii ltba':t iiln Btas.' 
, arltb flre eefMearions. has 



George 
ponlea and _ 
Shows. Wm. 
alao joined. 

H. R. Moore, the old-time circus 
agent, la making good as press agent of the 
Great Cosmopolitan Shows, under H. Snyder'a 
management. 

Tlie Chlcaso Exposition Shows have 
iSS:^SSI9!^^ OUIed Ezpositlsq Sbowa. 
KBM'i' K sNttm m- naaam .of ny, MiUt. 

Fia^, the.lilasi iuVeiv 1^ 
Great CosmopoUtae- ab oiw^tlO. l.;'aa". a . tiaa at- 



tnctloo. 

Hanr Jt 
Great ~ 
agent. 



^ S-aS'la^ 



the 



MONKEYS— PARROTO 

and aU klada ot pet stock and song blnu for 
^e. Write tor r artber partienlara, ATLAN- 



TIO:AMD P, 



BUD ■X0IUi..2SaH Bast 



8i>eiTii)iiN|ii^^N*^ 



B avimber 9>-3t 
r ttn;A|i^ilaral 
eoaaoaa. win be 



Mtoeola, It. T„ Jnne 29.— Oa 
the eoth' annual exhibition of 

Society of Qaeena and Nasaan „ 

bSl?' of 'aat year rain interfered 

wiOt tba^attendanee. thoogh the flrst day the 
dxno mark waareached: on two following days 
10.000 and 18,000 people were on tbe grounda. 

This year Manuel Berzog's trained atalllons. 
six In nnmber, with pony "Tony." men and 
women riders, have been secured. A horse 
ahow is a featnre for three days. This .vear 
over flS.OOO la offered in premiums, a new 
grandsUnd la being erected to Uke the plat'e 
«t the one destngred last faU by Are. It will 
aiat over 4,000 people. This la In addition to 
bogas and iiarktog spaces devoted to the horse 
ahmr porUon. One large bnildlas. Indastrlal 
ball, with spsees for seveaty-Sve aablblts. la 
act awt for prirUeiea, and ana taat, «M0, 
MM nam wi iltog asa^ bwMis toaitto— la 
— - — ■- (i iiilflgi r. wmtablaa .and fndtt 



NOTICE I 

will the busllliiR man, allm and slender, who 
was with the I'lllLLlPINO MIDGETS', laat fall, 
at Balelgh. N. C, using the mcgaplione down 
town, and who Mi»oke to manager of Millie Cbrls. 

tine about RlTcrTicw Park, Baltimoia, Md.. 
kindly canimunicate with J. PBABSOM SIIITH, 
Uen, Del., Mt. Pleaaant, Pa, 




Baaaaasau»_^ry anaO eost. WHM fae 
to M. ft BBTO. at*. P. Jaakaon, lOah. 



1 

U nist Btosat. Vow Tork. 
Mfr. Cylinder Plana Organa, 
alngle action and with Maa- 
doltn attachment, for Skat- 
ing Blnks, Merry- 
go-roonda. Tent and 
M, P. Shows, etc. 
New mnalc to aider. 
Specialty In second- 
hand pianos with new mnaie 
■t re d a e ed prices. 




THIS FRAME ONLY 91.15 A GROSS. 

Ocomplate. with Plaa. 
Platca tor aU canaa 
cbinca. «&m p«r 
leas than 1,000, TO 
per 100. An other mf 
pUea for minoto plctnta. 
machines st a ctM-rata 
price. If lyon want tbo 
best goods at tbe loweat 
prices and pnmpt alilp- 
meats, address yoor order, 
iMPAB- 



Cnr-BATZ PHOTO SUPPI-T CO' 

Oevt e, IMT-ISW S, Halstsd st, Chtoaco. tO. 



PADDLE WHEEL 




LATEST SUCXXSS 

Handaomtst. stioaiest, 
lightest weight wheel oa 
the market. BeantlfnUy 

Sainted In bright colom. 
iona smoothly on ball- 
bearings; 32-ln. In diam- 
eter; numbered from 1 
to 00. Easy to carry 
for traveling. PBICE. 
COMPLETE with PAD. 
DLES. $10.00: caah vrlth 
order. Splndlea, Strlk- 
era. Bee Hives, Drop 
C a a ai . Den Baeka. Cagra 
~ dnb Boom Faraltttto, 




The Record of tha 
UMEIU-ICOPE 

And we can prove 

It. Any one caa 
operate It Makea 
e Oniahed hnttoa 
photographa a min- 
ute. Pries of Oan- 
era-Scope, wltb 
anppUea for nuk- 
ing 800 rtotaraa 
(enoasbWMf far - 
compaOvO ael* 



tbe 
fit) 



— tw.oe — 

Bxtra bnttoas. (I 
per hondred; ealia 
frames, tLSO per 
gnMaTBa Indepen- 
dent and make 
money for - joo^ 
self. Wrila tol-day. 
W. B. Kooatfaid. 

100 XaMao Xua, 
Bsw Tork, B. T. 



SOUVENIRS 

Novelties and SpecielUee for Falra. 
Carnlvala. Nickeloileona. Picture 
Showa end etc. We carry m very 
lari» BMortod stock mm! cm mukm 
aeUcUona if— a aM *»99 OM 0 p y 
tfrasss or jrmi OM — hfet hmm 




We carry the largest assortment ot Knife 
Bosrd Knives west of the Mlaalaalppl Btrar. 
Oor prices are absolotely rock bottom, ws 
alao cany a fall line of Streetmen'a Ooeda. 
Carnival Noveltlea and gooda for tatea. WO 
are the oldest Streolmon'a supply * 

crnltad Slstes sad have fbeaaael- 

castomers: we can aattaty yoo and wi 
boalness. Orders shipped eame day as ra 
Ostalogae VBBE. 

COE, YONGE A, CO. 

Av*as « 



JULY a, 1910. 



Ttie Blllboaira 

.V 



17 



FROM OMAT PATTERiOli •HOW. 

SI I'lol. Minn., Jane 23 — Uln TlrflnU Bratn- 
•rd hu been ■( bcr home ' la Knnu* Oltj tot 
ihm wevk*. Sbe Jo'ned the Oreat Pattnwm 
Slww tgnln at Dubuque. ■ 

jitt. Jimes ratterson and Hlai Marl* McID' 
trrr Mt Jane 18 tor lo extended pleanm trip 
thnwsU Ibe Baat. NlaKira Falla waa tbair flrat 
•ton. and before relnrnlos to tb« ikvw tbey wUI 
Tialt many of the laiEcr aamiiiar. w o c t i «t both 

nooa* 

Mr. James Patteraoa, the owner and manacer 
w tne PattereoB Bbom. baa retanml from an 
nundeit buatneaa trip. Wblle away, he at- 
Ulided the aala of tbe Norria & Bowe property 
at Pcm. Indiana. 

In an edlnwlal, tha Winona Independent, ot 
Tneidaji, June 21, aajra: "The city coooell ot 
Frrgna Falla baa paaaed an ordinance makinx 
It unlewrul for city olBelala ot any Idad to 
■crrpt paaaea from clrcoaea or any kind ot 
■miiiieincnt taterprlae. It aeema that the 
Muncllnen. a abort time ato, tednccd the U' 




MBment an ftSt, and vntaHr w taw win lotk 
■t the matter Id the same Itf bt. 

Trailer r. Drlrer, Tlee-preaident of tbe United 
Statea Tent and Awalac Company, «C CUeisa^ 
Bt a day with the ■how dvalng the week at 



PAIRNOTKa, 



The present management of the 
Tatea Oomty Acrlenltaral Society, Penn Yan. 
N. T.. wni apeod orcr $8,000 thia year In per^ 
■aaent Impmaauata «B Ita croonda. A new 
■nnditaitd la amr In canne of conatraetloo. It 
will bare more thaa dooble tbe aeatlns capacity 
ot tbe old atand. wblcb waa erected In 1873. 

The McPherson Fkilr will be held at 
UcPbeiaofu Kan., tbe week of Ancnat 22. 1910. 
Aa a featnre free attraction tbe Blanche Mc- 
KnatT Wild IVeat and Hippodrome combined 
with tbe Bottay Tahb Badac comblnatleB. haa 



XETAI. OOODS 




Vr» make a complete line In Silver, OUt and 
Oun Metal flnUh. Two alxea ot Belt Plna; Sre 
alzea of Collar Wns; two dealgna of Hat Plna, 
Waist Tins, Tlo PInii. Cult Unka and Foba. Will 
furnlKb them plain or bpantlfutly eofiraTed with 
one letter. On receipt of 91 we will nend 7011 
■ aample line by mall or eipresa. To arold 
delay, aend depoalt with order. J. GRANT 
JONES, 218 North Second Street, Darby. Pa. 



• Pratt Iitftlihton gafr !AiMwwhi» 
tl«B. I>ebltbton, Pa., la rrectlDc new bnlldtBC* 
■ad olberwlae preparing for Ita fair, which will 

be beld September 3T-30. It la oSerInc 11.000 Id 

premlama. wblle $000 will be spent for free at- 
traction ». 



MASTER'S SALE 

By Tirtne of a decree of tbe Ooort ot Oobbmo 
Pleaa tor Blehlaod Coonty, 6'. C, Id the caae 
of John C. DrewtT acalnat Colombia Amnae 
ment Company, and otbera, I, A. D. UcFaddln, 
Maater for Bichland Coonty, &'. C, will nell on 
aaleaday In Jnly, IBIO, belns Tneaday, tbe Btb 
day ot aald month, darlns the nsoal bonra of 
aale, before tbe coortbonse door In tbe city of 
Colmnbia, 8. C, to the highest bidder, for cash 

All the rlsbt, title and Intereat. leaae-bold 
aaA otherwlae. ot the Colnmbla Amnaement Co. 
la tad ta ita playhooae, altnatcd on property 
feaowa aa eilS and lOSl Main atrect. In tbe 

aaC Coliimbla. In the coonty of Richland, 
rate ot South Carolina, leased from Mrs. 
a Beblnaon. tosetber with aU Sxtore*. far- 
BltBte aad appllancee, need or Intended tor nse 
In oonneetloD with aald playbonae, tneladlns all 
ataae paraphernalia, chaira and fomltore: to- 
Cether wUh a llcenae to coadnet aald bnalneaa. 

■.v..,:: - -■ A. Ol uctaddik. 

IfMter ftir Bleblaod Coonty, 
18 June. WIO. 



Abbstt'SN^ Shows 

Wanta for Klnsaton, N. Y.. Old Bone Week 

and Fonrth of July Celebration aa the n 
street. Clean Shows that doo't eonfllet, Aal 
Show with (ood fronts. Can place any eoneea- 
alon hot Innch and mun pickont: do exdaalTe 
on any other coneexslon. This Is tbe binest cel- 
ebration In New York Slate. I would like to 
bear from small baml. colored or ivhlte. 'Add. 
T. J. ABBOTT. Manager. July 2-3. 




ooli /uc/rs 



C. L. THORN E MFG. CO., 

123«W.Van Dur«n St., Chleago. 




OR AN G E ADE 



A P«nd of the Powder Makes Forty-fhro Galoat dl 
Defidoos Orangeade, and ReUlb for $40. 

We (oarantee tbia powder to make Ibe beat Oranaeado on the market. Tastes tbe best, 
and naya yon the beat pioSt. Ruea not contain Coal-tar color or anytblos prohibited by 
I'nre l>Md Law. — - - 



O. 8. Serial So. IITOS. No tronble to prepare It, simply add water. 



awKM ajtf h ta iMi^'ta dtlalL ta.2a per lb., prepaid., sample (Ea>>«>.JKebase_10c. 

* ' 'Ftiaw llaa|Acaty Cider, Strawbci 
igtlLaad pake aa 



We 

which 



Cider and nerry Cider powder*. 



lera. 



rry I , , 

Oranceade powder. We amke Cica-Cola, 

Tanilleia' atdTamMer Catrleta at lawfat pcleea! 



CHAS. T. MORRISSEY CO., B^430 Harmon St., CHICAGO, ILL. 



WANTED 



Merry -Go- Round, Ferris Wheel, 
Plantation Show, Band of 6 to iO 
Pieces, and other Concossions, 
Inciudino good Free Attraction for 



MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL and JUBILEE CARNIVAL 



-AT- 



West Side Park. Bryan, Texas. August 8 to 13,1910. 

One Bolitl wcok of Fcstivo Fenst, Mirth, Merriment nn<I Amuecmont Galore. Lai^c 
«wnmodiou8 Pnrk, gitiiatctl in lovclv grove 5 blocks from business center. I^arse 
ftviiion, Grand Stiirwl, Electric Liglits and other conveniences. The locil crowds will 
W there and reduced R. R. rates and attnictions olTcrc<i, will bring nuny vimtors. 

A«<lr*sa. C. G. PARSONS, rnpilitirtiHl PramMtr Park AnMMiimis, 8Q«N|T«un. 



FAIR SECRETAMES-^PARK 

W I Z Z AR 

THE HUMAN STREAK 
Has Open Dates 

July 4th Open 

Wire or write for terms 

J. H. YEO 
Eapnii Tlnlfih MmAn, Wis. 




And Th«y Eto Say 

eOlat haa all Loop tbe Loop*. Gap 
the Qapa and all other aeBaatloaal 
acta backed off the boarda.— Mllwaa- 
kee n«a Piaaa. . 

All other Baatk fMMM aeta bare 
arowa aaoBota a eaa ' ta WBat— Topeka 
Tlmea. 

Fliat time erer aeen In thla part of 
tbe world u>d la a UtUe lens than 
■nlclde.— Wlaaaa Jomaal. 

.. ^'^«2*.fi"*^ fat, M* te I 

llonal la tha r-" ~ 

aid. 



•TAM 



.Her- 




Balaht of Tewaa... ...OM feat 

Hai^t vX Jgwa Ma ...If feet 

Laacth of aiida Mt ibat 

Oiataaoa betweea MlHI M* aat . 

Blae of Tbak, • jlMI iMa, U feat 
tear. 4 feet deep. 

Agents, ask TOM BRANDFORD about this act 

74S MILWAUKEE AVENUE. ... CHICAGO, ILL. 




THE BOWft^AN SISXERS 



MARGARET 



Formerly known as the Johnson Sisters. Maiireious feats performed 
under water in a glass tank, for vaudeviUe, fairs or expositions. 
Also fanqr swimming and diving, and the celebrated "Monte 
Cri^" or ^'Burial Act" done in the open wator or in tank. 

— KRMANCNT APORCSS — — 



tJndar DIraetlon et 
JNO. r. MaORAIL. 



MM Carpaeitar Straat. 
:;:v:v CHICAOO. 




Notice to Novelty Men 

We ara tbe naanfaetoreia of tbe lateat crea- 
tion called tbe Cbaotcder Bat. Three are made 
In both toll and atraw and tbey ara maktag a 
bls^r bit than the Merrr Widow. 



itg^^ttte ^blgg»at_llne et all aair Koael: 



41b Mto llC HMta S Haa 



atiana, 

I far ou_ „ 

Wa Bia the orlKlBalofa 

faclnrerm of tbe Itauna Ilak«<l TIaael 
Xaaaaata. Oar red, white aad bloe Pea- 
aaata have ptona to be great BMiner- 
aaakcra; our cuatomera bare made 
laary with them; wb7 not ^nt We 
eanr in atock tor Immediate ahlpmeat. 
4lh of July Pennants and Soovenfr IPIO 




^ RUDOLPH BROS., 520 S. Stk Street, PHIIADEIPBIA. 



ON ASVERTISINO TO TWKMHKKS OF THS PROIlBSSHXIf OK \ 
nONAIi ANNOQNOEMEaiTS AMD AT UBERSir CARDS. 



18 



X li e Dillboard 



jlU.Y.2, 19ia 



CIRCUS SALE FAILURE 

W. A. Shannon Fails to Raise Funds to Purchase 
Property Bought at the Sale of Norris & Rowe 
Show, and Another Sale WiU Be Held 



Oa accmist of tbe InmbUitT- of w. Shannon 
to alM tb* finds wUk *Ucb to pntcbaao tba 

ytrnmrj tat tbe ule to be held orer tfSn. 

Shennoo depoalted a snarantee of three thoo- 
nad dsUan wttk tke Peni Tnnt Componr and 
'ttk wB as Cirfelt. It wUL b o wsTSi . tie a 

r keeptoK 



Trust Company has been paying B. E, 
one bandied and ten doUars a day. 
It was aalMstHA at-Cks ttas-^ tts 



Wallace 



that 

W Mrtttafli tmt, 
ttaoagh tbe lair speelflea that tbe fUn pnehaae 
price most be paid wltUa tmntr-foor boors 
after sale by aactioa, Mr. Shannon has np to the 
time of this writing, taUed- to lalse the nec- 
essary money. 

date of tbe second sale will be annoosced 



Joae^. 
were at 

at Apolla, 

a half-mile awar> BrtNilna ahowid on a bin 
and Son Bros, in a i«I1«t. People on one lot 
could Tery eaaOy be disttosnlabcd by their 
ffciends on tbe other,' and both bands conld be 
ktnid at Tarloos tlsics diulnc tbe dar In botb 



. In the moralD^. Ur. and Mn. Geo. Son Tlilted 
the Bobbins Show. Mr. Snn remaining to see 
the afteraoaa performance. Ur. and Urs. F. 
A- Bobbins spent a few pleasant boon with Ur. 
and Mia. Son at Apouo. Mlas Winona and 
Master MUton Bobbins. Miss EDeen and Miss 
~ ndMaster Geo. Allea «ciit auet 




Beaver Tails, Pa., Jane 25. — When the Bar- 
nnm sad Bailey Show exbibUa beie on Jnly 6. 
U ami be tbe lOOtb annlrenarr of P. T. Bar- 
• —■ * » Mrtb. Tbo newsp epCTs ba»» dstotad sai ^ 
sW a^W^^as oC space, Atibid Ma past" Mrtaix 
SI 19a cucaa boalMas* etc - 

It has been twdT* ytan alaea tba'Bamam 
and Ballcr ClicDS has Asm ban, Tba Blaallac 
BratbcTS.' Clieoa abuwed bare laat sear for tlie 
ant time to two tnawaya. All tba abowa 
that make tliia town bam to oas tbe tot fa Maw 
Brlgbton. vblcfa is Joat aeroaa tba rtrv, aboot 
a mile from here. Tbe Barmm and BallcT 
Bhow makes but three towns In Pcnnaylrania 
tills year. PUladelpbla, Erie and Bearer lUla. 
Fblladelphla was a week stand **''i>*e In tbe 



A LAT ER r eport; y ^ 

Torllo Creek, Pa,, Joae imii^ 'et 

the Frank A. : Bobbins* Show, which occmi e d 
June 16. wss not ss aet l o u a sjs at first repre- 
sented. Only .tbtee cages contaiafog a lion, 
Isgnar and hyena were destroyed. Tbe accident 
wss canaed by tbe siding of an extremely low 
railroad bridge near Wlnterset, Pa.. alMmt 1:30 
o'clock that morning. Tbe animals In tbe 
wrecked cages were not Injoied. The lion waa 
captnred by Cbas. Cnrtln and Heuy (neaebT) 
Monlse. and tbe Jagnar by Clarence Bonins. af- 
ter lone stmggles. Tbe hyena was shot by a 
fanner who tetnrned Its aUn to the abow. No 
.can waia dasaHad. Two aca 



aot at 



waia 'allgfatly la- 
tba bospttal la a 



ATTACHMENT; niLnAL: 



Baraaaah, 6a.. Imie 25. — Last K< 

ing the engagement of the Baaaai ft 

Clicos la tbls dty, one of tbe elephants waa at* 
tached for damages to the city streets omoant 
tag to flTO. On Jmie 22 the city's claim 
sgainst one of the show's elephants was dis- 
missed by Tndge Charlton In tbe Superior Court. 
The jndge stated that tbe city maisbal. who 
made the lery. was not an officer antborized to 
make It. It appears that nader tbe law, 
the sbtdnaadcnr ~~ 
ri^t ta al lift sjn^Mlh 



mcer anuionzea to 
ider tbe law. only 



OKUMOMA City WitilOUT LOT. 

Int MMOB ftr Manr Pufc. The park 'bas 

b««o sold to re«I estate men and la now beloir 

dlTlded Into town lots. G^ntrr Bros, waa tbe 
last clrcDS to exblbtt oo tbe lot onpoatte Del- 
mar Park, as tbat has been ladiided in the 
me and snt)dlTlde<l. .Where clrcuAes win erect 
tbefr cmnras In OklAbbma City in ibe fatnre la 
ft pnai*r to drcos owners as tbe town Ss bttOd- 
n^dly that no urailable w^mmM 



VOUm^ BUFFALO^, 



Bdott, Wis.. Jnae 24 — Taang Bolfalo^s WHd 
West and Texas Rangers showed here Jane 
l^taJUK bi i s|U f aa .^^^|nilleJtt e^^^o^ dMjt Itae 

who Is tbe prlBdiial Isdy performer of the ex- 
hibition. 

Amone the people with tbe show are: Yoong 
BnSalo. 7. C. Ray (Uontana Jack), Mexican 
Joe. W. r. Robbhu (Rattlesnake Pete). Gene 
Foot (Arlxoaa Joe). C. B. Cabral (Maximo 
Max), Peoria Sllnle, Mexican Joe, May Hen- 
derson (Prairie Rose), and Curtis Llstoa. Fif- 
teen iDdlass are with the outfit. 

Ineladed in tbe band. In charge of Prof. Geo. 
Attlebcry. are: Herman Noe. O. Bayden. Elmer 
Wlnslond. John Fodge. E. Barells, B. C. Mc- 
Master. P. W. Deem. John E. Well, Wm. Hem- 
wood. Fred Fartear and O. I.andes. 

Jas. Babcock has cbarge of tba Skew 
canras. with thirty aaaiataota. 



T. E. Becae, late of tbe Hagenbeck-Wallace 
8hoir, Joined at Saranna. HL, Jane 16, to take 
cbaige of tbe stock. Ctaek Cooners is bis as- 
sistant. Twenty-ftre men are emplo}ed in this 
department. 

Jas. Downs, eon of Martin Downs, late of tbe 
Cole Bros.' Show, has been a rlsltor for ser- 

eral days. 

Mr. McCnrren, who lias been with csr nnm- 
bcr one, la again back with tbe show. 

B. C Seaver, who made a Dying trip to bis 
home at Peoria, IB., to look after bis AI 
FivMo^^g^tlwra^ ' 

Geo, Bead, a taasmci^ Mil 

at CIlatoB, Iowa. Jane 13, and waa alli^tly lU' 

jored. 

At Saraima; CD., June 15. the cowttoy known 

aa Texas, wax thrown from bla pony, aligbtisg 
wen np in the bloes. . He was palnfolly in- 
jured, .bat continued bis act In a few mlnntes. 

In the annex are: BlUy Harris' Band and 
Georgia Minstrels, Mrs. w. It. Horn is loter- 
Iocat<v, and D. Darls, N. Cherry, B. B. Alex- 
ander and Geo. Reed are end men. . 

Otfaeza la the aide ahow are: Harry St. 
Joliaa, fsmato Impeiaooator; Kittle Morgan, 
Maria DaTfta, award awallower;- Clco, tba Otrl 
la. Badr GtaM SMaia, ainteis and daneerai 
Itaav'CMpsar tattpoad ladr; -Mitten Bdwarda. 
PoaA. aad Ifaflsma Zana; fuiluuta. Mr. Me- 
Kew- Is manager of ths annex. jsA Beaeb'and 
C. S. Smith. late of the Two BUI Shows, sre 
the spielers. 

Oeoige Hardy, with eight 
charge of the big top canras. 1 
tba prlrllegea. Sixteen cats are 
porting tha Toons Wnlfslo Show. :/^:-;i;:v;.'';. ' 

~;^;fHeu>.auiii^La^r''' 

yoo 

yon 

■ta help 

: by 

WOmXt who 
to tba dicat ftateralty as 
to glre where assistance wss needed, and 
be wss liked by sll tbe troopers with whom be 
became acqna lnted Bis widow has worked 
hatd to pay her debts and get ahead to boy 
|nut) e itj for her act. and la really anfferlng for 
tha necccsaltlsa of life, aa her hnabaad's death 
baa rendered bar destltnte. and her preaent 
anptaymant bringa her but a man. nlttaaee. 
Sba to no aerring as Janltresa at TU North 
Dclawaie. aren aa. T ndlanspolla. . lad. Tnmp- 
ers wiko sra ta af lauattay wltb infortittiata mem- 
bers of -tha lanwailwi aza asbcd ta aastot this 
wothy woman, wbo ta aarlnna to get out of 
debt and gat oumgb to pay for Om iwui ie i i j 
aba aeada -wfaUa at work on the road. Han 
cOBtrlbotMns ta care of Tha Billboard, payable 
to Mta. Soala Wney.' Bonhenr Brotbcis, pro- 
prietors of Bonbeor Brother's Shows, bare sng- 
gested tbe instttotloa of this fond, and thay 
gnarantee tlie canae a' worthy ona. 

CONTRIB UTUMa. . 

Tbe BHHmud Pnb. Co. $10.00 

H, Halle 1.00 

Head Arnold LOO 

AdT. Car Mo. 1, Jao. Boblnaon Shows.... 4.79 

Nat ' QNia . •••«••••■••*••• ......•*.,.. • • .80 

^7bb.*^DbAA. -•«•••••*••••*•■•.••..•.••••., 1.00 

M>a. Md 
S. a. 8. 

MIn Etbd 

BC A. J* 

Hatrr Wallace ...................^^^.11 M 



^ Baker Baker Baker Bakep 

WE HAVE ON HiWND^^.. 

^ Co»platt St ate a nd Oaivii 

I AVIATION MEET oTaiTyIutIoOR PERFORHAICE. | 

-WRITE FOB PRICES.- ^ 

BAKER & LOCKWOOD MFC. CO., Kuisas Gtj, HisMmri. |. 
OQ Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker % 




CIRC US GO SSIP. 
Dnriiiflr ttis «aiga«aiMnt'ae 'ttis "StUtg- 

ling Bros.' Slww at Mado.. O.. Tana IB.- a ring 
bam snpper took place at the new home of Mr. 
and Mrs. Beno McCrea.- AmoDg thoaa inesent 
were Mr. and KzK Geo. Hartaell. Mr. and Mis. 
Bobt. Stiekney, Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Clark. Mr. 
and Mrs. Jofao Agee, Mr. and ' BIrs. O. MII70. 
Mrs. Cbas. Ben. Mlas Emma Doooran. Percy 
and Ernest Cliik. Mr. sod Mra. Reno McCree, 
the mother and btother of Jhnmle Mc<>ee and 
their famlltea. Toledo Is tbe borne of msny 
Of the perfonnera with the show. Jsmes 
Sifflcgs. Florence Bsiris. Dare Clark and Net- 
tle Greer were presented with flowers from their 
friends. 

Complete roster of the Bammn and 

Bailey adrertlsing car nomber one: W. C. 
St. Clair, ear manager; R. M. Peltos. press rep- 
resentatire; Tom Connors, boss bliiposter; 6ns 
Gnstafion, assistant boas billposter: Jos. Eng- 
Usb, Elmer Hsnford. 1a. R. DIrlneer. Wllbnr 
Winn, W. Pettit, Rlcbsrd ' Armstrong. Cbas. 
Inmsns. John Delaney. H. Goodman, W. A. 
ImKT, F. J. ScaiUoa. G«o. Prittkaid, Jaa-'Qiegg. 
Jaa. J. Rama. bOlpoalacs: W. A. Wallace ta 



It was a clever business Idea to bnlld 

that branch of the Pcnn^lrania Railroad con- 
necting Altoona and Bedford. Pa., and Comber- 
land. Md. Recently Saa Bros.' CIrcns was 
ensbled to trarerae fraai Bedford to Roaring 
Spriaga to a few boon, whereas foimsrly a 



GOSS' SHOW 
CANVAS 

^^^^^ 'J BUCK TENTS CI.RCUS 

F'..*'^S Waterproof Covers 

SE'.s fill sen ciTiijL lie s^ro^o ■•i'l: w 

ihe J. c. Goss CO. 



Circus Tents 




GROUP OF mil^ LGIPJlHlS 




Tents 

SPEdAI. P BICTO oy AU 
OHD-KABD TESTS V 
DATS TO XESUOE 8' 
WHAT TOV WAHT. 



t, Bayt. B, TctOar. 



0».. ta. 



Tiioins< 



murerAor rom <a 

CIRCUS TENTS 

OCENTS TOK BUNT. 
816 EMt P«ari St.. CINCINNATI, O. 



THE FINEST BHOW PAINTINOS AT LOWEBX 
PRICES. TeU ns wbst yon need snd wa wlU 
send LOWEST estimate and UL cat. 

ART CO. 



SNAKES. ■ • 
Obalea Fytbana ta aU alses; also pins «r tnitta 
iMisili 4 to • fsat long, BnUa and other snakes. 

. — amsll r****"*'* Send for 

7. aOFI, W V. nath It.. 



i 



BKARS. SNAKES. LKOPARD8 
MONKKT8. BABOONS, 

XoasMr aaakss aad wnd A^ialsaCersn 

dasertpUoo. OsMMMiLaMb PUnAWa 
WILD »xnui.inUKt,m 

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CIRCUS & JUGGI-INO APPARATUS. 
ClObs, Batona and Morel tles. B tamp for eata- 
logna. EDWABS TAB WZUK. dnolnnsti, O. 



SCENERY AND SHOW PAINTINGS 



jonr 



o. 



WILLIAM BARTELS CO. 

nsalaia ta Wild Intmala, 
IM SiMBVkh BtaMt, *•» TiMk OHy. 



TDK sdXS — Two nice, tame Coyotes, with col- 
lar and chain attaebed, for |10.00 eacb: alao 
two Bear Cabs atJMMO each. W. X. BUSOUI. 
Msg CsTsphlllsrllla. Hy» ■ j., . • ■ -. '.. 



KABT SHOWS AXE tOID daOy ta patSaM 
whoae namea an taken from onr Ust of orsr 
100 names and eocrect addresses. Price 60c. 
WOODS COMPILED SHOW REPORT, ~ 
City, Uo. 



FOR SALE— TO-ft. roond top with 2 SO-ft. mid- 
dles, poles, stakes, ropes, complete, In good con- 
dition. Stored at Camerai, Mo. Bare no nse 
fbi It aa It'a too large. Iltat <128 takaa it. 
Hara a MSd BaaaaaMaa ta ate a 



8. O. 




WZ KATK FOB TFIHT-TIHII, 60 ft loog, fee 
-.-■pplnf scenery, aotomobnee. adraoce. baggags^ 
rUcge, stock and merry-go-ronnds. Dfslnhia 



prii 



for 

ratci. THE ABXB PAI.ACEHOBSE GAS CO., 
B«om ftl4. lAt '■rt^fctf^s. Av«ium» ChioACO. 



TENTS 

80x180. 80x120: SOxSO, SOStt). tfOM. HMO 

Kadlaaa St., (Old Ka. flW). auaasaT^CMV IM^ 
tanoa Pbana, Monroa MM. 

SaOW TENTS, BIACK TENTS. CANST TOPS. 
MBBBT-aO-BOUND 00TIB8; 



aad aftcf Iblbs .in < 



!•••» Ssotb 



mr I 

.VUa Stiaat. . 



II 



Ho 



ivpoUtu Mie%[ 



and f*onx Plumes 

• Plaiadja , Hoiaa aad. Ftv <4ata, ,Ad. 



Seab, iionsy Leopards, 

PUMAS, TAKS, AOUDAD8, BEARS, ILK, 
DEER. ANTELOPE, BUFFALO, MOHKBTS, 
Animals. Birds, and Reptiles of ereiy species. 
State what yon want whea rrrlting for priecn. 

Horna's Zoological Artna 



THE BUCKEYE 

T:^NTand AWNING CO. 

bI^^^;;!!; COLUMBUS, OHIO 



TENTS! 

For all purposes; CIRCUS, Car> 
nival. Cage CoTars. Buy when 
COTTON grows snd DUGK li 
inade. . fraahtB aavsd two. wigrs. 
Dcsip» penSm. Haod wiraa. 

SMIilllEIIEIITi^ 



SideShowPaintings 

SIEGMUND BOCK 

723 Blua Island Av«., Chicago, ills. 



IMPROVED ACETYLENE 

For TaaUt OronaeSs Farka. ato. 



MVW.Loi^bMdSt, 



JULY s;l9io. 



Xtie eillboard 



19 



wtole di7 wu eouDned In maklns tba trip. It 
to B lone wbila since « clrcns bu been la tbii 
MctloD ud It U pnietlcallr a atw eonatir. 
I>nvloiiBl7 tb* elrauee. after leavloc Hjmdioan. 
would be obllsed to so to Bedfoid, tben to 
BaBtlBSdoOf tbea te-AItoeoa aad ■ naad Meat 




The side ahow with 
Srlti Show QOdac tba 
KdlT, bad turoawar ~ 

im WMtr ^thooaaad . 
nair tant not belns Urn 
data (be people, the aide ' 
tb* back and tide, peopla 
formiBce from tbe ootald*. 

The following comprise the crew of 
car number one of tbe 101 Baocfa WUd Weat: 
Paul W. Hetrell, car maucer; Paul t^unoat, 
boas blllpoater, witfa tbe toUowloc aaalatanta — 
Mark Wlaehart, Ju. BaTeae. Harnr IfuIIlncar, 
L. Rnrrlck. Bed Boorer, Baorr (Skaat) Bloc- 
(r(t. Geo. Babcock, W. D. iBsram, rancj Lar- 

- - puipott: iXnrd ' 



cooitrtuBtiJkg 
— ^ w««.ta HateUn- 
«B Oortla B. 



WtaUe 
tttat tor 

aoB, Kan.* ha 

Iter of Crawfotd'a AirdocM in tbat eltr. 
«nm be nied to tranpe (or foor or St* r 
lb. DawaoB la a cartooniat of ao ai 

■ • t» Mr. 




At LowtQI^ N. T.. June 6, the 
■MSaccrle of AI. r. Wbaelcr'a New Model Sbow 
ancmeated br tbe birtb of a camel, wblcb waa 
(hrlsteced Media, after tbe UedJa Temple, A. 
A. 0. N. U. S. at Watertowa, N. "S. At tbe 
cTealas performanea a latf* dalagatlan of tbe 
oidtr Tialted In a tnif .tai-wmmatut .tka aw- 
aemar with a Maii>»t tmammt iriKk' 1m» MHa 
at tbe Tnaple. 

The crew of the Mighty Haag Show 
cooaliti of Victor Stont, car maaaKcr; Howard 
WlKubanm, boea blll[>oeter, wltb tbe foUowlnK 



atatt: OroTer BtU. O. 

aoB, AlTln BadeUft. Baa OtUk 
Hattr William and Paadk Kataaa: Im Bakerl 
TfltoKy-'**^ aaa. W«. ririS^^baaae; 



Bara. Ifatt. Ben 
«U, ir. m. Brown, 



At Artiland, Pa.. June 18, the man- 
agtment of Howe'a Great London Showa pre 
aeated aometblDc eotlrelr new in tbe ariT or 
ciicna traniportatloo, lo getting tbe bla Tana 
op a looK bill wittaoot tbe aid of bonea. Tbe 
wasona were attacbed to tba rear of a troilar 
ear aad baoled to I hi afcna tinaada la a Mw 
mlnates. . v . - 

Jethro Almond, owner and manager 
%* ^^S!^ ^ & nowa, la la Obaitotta 
N. O, takiar. tnatMM «ia aa iaiand leg. 
Moaed br a ndnor laJav.MMMilaat flaU at 
Camden, 8. O., wbaa a- .«M|a'4Haa*' tnrtle 
Mr. Alauud ai^ ba tmrntTmStf^ 
road amla by ^alr U.f^ • - • 

■■' ' aa Haga 'au''. 



; m tbe 



PMNCESSOECARMEN 

IN HER MNCE BEWILDEIUEIIT 

LEADING FEATURE 

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LEACH and VANCE 

NOVELTY WIRE ACT 
FcatmiiK hdy holding wire in 

teeth. Addnns' inr'^iOuio. 
•a per route. 


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MILLIE EUNICE 

Eqaestrian* 
Par Excellence 


WMUEILIIGOLR TRAVIS 

The man who lifis a little bH 
more thsn any ons dae. 

Open Competition to AIL 


GEO. B. BEaWITH 

The Famous Ena^h (&eiis 
and Pantomlma Clown, Pro- 
ducer and Princ^pel Qtumu 
of the Show. 


HAL MEV^RT 

EsffBih Kaock-eboiit Clown, 
^Mtaimi^R^j^ Sniellett 


DE COMA TROUlPE 

THE ONLY 
AND ORIGINAL ACT 
by tU aaine 


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The Great Hindoo . 
Wpntffr Workir 

AataiMttB. Chast BBdaa^BariNk 


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A Featiiris 
AttractiQii : 


TWO MEXIGAH RAMONES 

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ARTISTS 


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NOVELTY 
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r ARTISTS 


FRANK HAMILTON 
udCEOLLIA 

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THREE HOTEL CARS 

niitin 11, 23 snd 26 ma^ 
OF CAIIS ,POR SHOW PURPOSES 




GREAT PARKER SHOWS ! 

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BERNARD BRUSH CO., 



01BOD8 VBUBB and atkcr loppUaa. 

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20 



Ttie Bill board 



JULY $, moi 



I. X L. SHOW RETURNS. 



I went to Fler 12 on tbe East Rlrer MondaT 
afternooo, April 4, to shake bands with manT 
old trleada who anlTed on the Terdl from Sosth 
American pointa, and lo, and beboH. whon tiia 
Tcuel docked, at 6 P. U., all that could Da 
Be«n on the deck Bcrambllnjc to tbe ateos to 
come ashore was a bunch of Stetson ba;s, In- 
dian war Umneta, etc. tor on board nrere tbe 
membera at the L X. L. Wild West saow, the 
tcftecmtlon tbat Kr. Packard, o( Xew I'tirk 
Oltr. took to Soatb America last Mafmber. 
to play a twelre weeks* eii(ac«m«ct la tlw 
principal Sflatli American dtles, IMOM tgr Mr. 
R. Cbaadler, tbe Soatk Amafina t h — l rlMl 
masaate. FOIlowlas a» the nsmts at tta* fda- 
eipal perfUmos wUh the ihosr, and wh» ar- 
tlTcd b*^ late ud MOBd to Ood^ e«B Mia- 
t^: D. y.. jPsB MlL^ . 

Mali* MS^OkM n«a«. Ruk 




cbo" has signed with the Two Bills Show tor 
tbe coming season. 

And7 Belnap was with the BnHalo BlU Show 
for six years, and In that time rode all horses 
glTen hlls to ride, played no favorites, and waa 
at no time erer thrown or knows to poll leather 
In that length of time. Be bears the distinc- 
tion of being the only snccessfol rider of the 
famocs bucklns borse, Hieb Tower. I mean 
being the man who rode him for five cooseca- 
tlTe seasons and was never tbrown or went 
down to the juc handle to retain his seat. Solne 
record, cb? Bert Schenck, another Buffalo BUI 
cowbor.. !* c«v«nl la tte pailca nte BAwp. 

yttaascst aad nost npcrt Imp Cracy fopcn 
Btt ie«cl««a maar SattaciaK nOua ti» pot 
OD dwlr wtlU^wtd* kB«n fkn^' rope malpo- 
Uting (tmit from svreral promlDaot wild West 
shmn, hat tbey IiaT* alciwd aad xetmcd to 
their old love, the 101 Baach Stoir. wbara ttiaj 



J Soaar Jtm Gaaait aad 
and til* repcM: l»aa 
Mx. th* l a a on a ed down and Mloir ntth Iha 
fnanr mala aad whlskara. Tba cowflrSi 
■dltb nntllBsar. iti«-»ii» wnaao, S'rala Nos- 
ter. A taa Iia Itane, Inanlta Penr and Ethal 

BverrtMOr looked flae and dandy and an 
spoke In flattering terms of Sooth Amarlea «■ 
a coontir to show In. The onir fliinc that 
aecmeit to :bother moat of the croard was tha 
tieenl y —van -day ti^ aa tha ml 
ne ftOMrlav md* aUa «aMl 
aoDu a( tta dUtawt tar - 
coDdltloas as tliey wan* 

Tom Orannner aaya: "Veil, Oay> FU tall 
TOO the irtwle Udnr la this. Whm «c vent ca 
board the ahip here in New YorV, laxt No- 
vember, to go sonth, tliere wss oo^ one of t<la 
oatfit that bad ever been ontslde of a little lad 
schoolfaoose when it goes to sailing over the 
briny deep. Well, the first tnr^ hoorii after 
we passed Bandy Hook, we were all hoping the 
boat wottld not sink, bnt, by gotCi, h't^n wa 
liad got six miles farther, the whole ontflt, to 
the last son of a gim. were down on their knen 
boping she wonld sink. .Talk about sea alekt 
It's the wont feeling I orer had, aol while I 
bad a good time In Sooth Ancln, and nw 
lota of atranga and latctefetlac ^^ta, I'll aarsa 
go thai* agalB. aaina .Hht aoiiil a 
I can olttar fHcai'MiW' ari-lnli,' « 

. there." 

Wben aaked bow the Sonth American 
and cowboys, or goaehca, compared wltti uira. 
Tom aald: "Toa'll hear smne people say thtj 
have ns beat when It eonea to- ito^, and otbeta 
win aay Jnat tbe opposite, hot I havo bean 
fMIas anond horses for the i>aBt few years 
myaelt, all over the Western States, and. to my 
%ay et thinking It Is aboot even np. They 
have soma good horsea, Jnst as good as oma, 
aad tiicB again, they have some sorry eritera, 
taa. Aa to tha goacbos aa riders and ropers. I 
tfeUk tkey ata the best backing hone lUars la 
tta>liaild arhaa It camea to lidtaK a aaakr ooe 
Tbar eaold Bot lUa' OBB la «■* of 
_aadaaa^^bitt ttar ^ Jiat^j g^ia '^ala 

It 'la'a'fBlrjaC'jwiaaraaC'tiip a^ In 




Bopanl nay 

_ _ _ . ' '"■'a. Tlieir rope 

In a dlBHcat' a^^a, aad' wiflk a***^^ loodef zopaa* 
Thej nse ■ rawhide braided lazlat, alchly tttt 
tone, .and, make a catch at' flfty feet. 



spread a big locn and throw tha npe wMi the 
loop and tha caU both In the sama band. They 
aim to eatdi tta animal any way at an. }mt 
so toag aa they snare Urn. Tlwy don't ear* 
wbetlier tbey get it aroond tbe neck, by tbe 
feet, or aronnd the middle. We beat 'am 
hollow roping and tying 'down stecra. I n. 
and tied one in 27 seconds, and one of the 
other boys came nearly beating my record; bat 
it takes three goacbers to tie a steer. Ooe 
ropes blm sroond the brans, another by the 
bind feet, and after they throw him, the third 
man ties him, so yon can see they ain't ai 
tkst as oar boys oo tbe roping proposition. Tea. 
they ose the boles, but only on wild oatrlefaes 
and horses and cattle that go too fast for 
tbem to get dose cnoogb to catch with their 
lariats. A bolo Is made of tbree pieces of raw- 
hide, from a foot and a baU to two feet in 
length, with a stone covered with horse hide 
tied to each length. These ttiree pieces are 
attached to another piece of rawhide alMiat two 
feet long. This Is a weapon over which they 
faavo nearly absolnte ctmtrol and can throw 
with astoalBhlog accnracy. Instead of uxlng 
hmda In tbelr lariat ropes, tbey nse a larKe 
Iroa ring, shoot four Inches In diameter. Lady 
riders? I did not see 'any down tliere. Onr 
cowgirls were the only lady riders that 
saw." 

Ves Pegg ts leaning heavily on a bnge cane 
(made at a shark's backbone, with a whale's 
tooth for a handle). Be was prettr badly Jam- 
med np l>y a backing borse talliog on talm. Ves 
•an tbe mall lerviee down there Is bad. and 
tkat be la alad to get back to tm good old V. 
fl. Aft, WlaM'lM can l>e in constant com m unl- 
lady friend, vlio la la 
'^VMaahaol aet^ 




apeetae aC aa 
der t» 
mosc be a 

tbe cMuage to 

celvea tbem; alia be a 

the foOowlng reeocd to hia orsdU^ 

better difnce to keep the JObY 

Gray Scott, tbe fancy rider, baa- 
J. Atignsttts Jones' Wild West for 
season. Hla partner, Ed. I«iie, Is at preasnt 
at St. Ignatloa, Montana, oa tha riathead In- 
dian Beservatitn. baying 9 aome hoiaca. B* 
writes be wUT andae lar HttMba^ Aba la_a 
shoK time 
stock. 

Artbnr Toegtlln, irhose name la the 

nya of ereqrttalng that ts vrasderfol aad 
tltol In the scenic prodnettoaa that have ap- 
peared at the wtffld's greatest pUyhooae, tbe 
New York Hippodrome, Is boay on a aaar 
stnpendons spectacle that promisee to cellpa* 
anything yet abown at the Hip. 

Dan DIz, the rabe, with the trained mnla. 
-TIrgll, of the 101 Baneh Show, and who Itxat 
came back from Sooth America, was the gnest 
of tbe downs of the Bamom and Bailey Circns 



THE OVERLAND SHOW. 



Old* Time Circua Men Discusa Changea 
That Have Taken Place in the 
Buaineaa. They Tell of the 
Exeerable Praeticea of tha 
Pioneer Coneesaionera 
and Fakirs. 



sot 10- 



The old daya of the overland circns, In which 
tbe "abell" and' "aoap" games flooriahed, days 
Of "bey rube" flgUa, were dlacnased with the 
animation that goea vlth tha reeoileetlons of 
thirty years ago lAen H. Hsrrtflla. William 
LoeUsr aad Wflllam lieOall. BseeB-- 
Setber aad laeaUad e ii i etl e Bi.a a et 
and nrtelT ehowa of jaan 

TtmwAmnm vna focmaily a t 

fer in the ntiertes Hontar ahow. It waa whila 
traTeUac with tUa aiww that Haidy Bale. Bar- 
della's real name, came to be billed aa "Har- 
dalla, the wondertol contortionist" and Hardella 
It tiaa remained aver since. The name waa 
ancfa a good advcrtlalng medlnm that he decided 
te bang on to It. Ixiclfer's real name la Un- 



A nH < ,,pBf ^mw'jba^baa Ibe tlnie at bla 



^Theae old time drensaa snre nsed . 

eat a towa.!! aoM IMneed. spsallnc na;^ 
mtmmmmga a bnndi of <CAV 
b'tbe mSrtiat paid big eaaaae- 
gawM tb^ oaed to denaa in~~ 

varied. Yankee Ingennlty beiax 

taim to anlr to It. What money waaa*t 
In at the galea or by tbe abm gsmaa, 
Qsnally cleaned up by the 'gooseberry' 
J that followed the circns and while the 
people were watching the performance, raided 
the I wases. Sometimes the 'gooseberry* bon^ 
waa in cahoots with the show and sometimes 
tbey were sot, bnt they nsnally made a clean- 
tag. Soma a nall towna were literally wiped 
daaa by tbe drcu banch. 

"Xbe 'robea' did not aliraya take the dees- 
lag pcaoeebly. When they got a dianoa to 
Hair breath and oonpaie aotaa tb» a 
caae down on tiM drena with blooa la 
eyes. The fakira bad moved on to greeaer 
paatnree, by this time, and woe ready to 
woA the next town. The drena haada had to 
bear tbe brant of tbe storm. Ona experienced 
stako driver with the beary, banded circns 
stake oodd nsnally dean twelve or fifteen mbes, 
bnt Jimt tha aama thers was moch blood shed 
and many cracked beads. Many men have 
been ktUed In theae fights. I rememher ona 
oceaalan at Atlanta. Tcz. I waa alttlng 



8t. XAda, to take bart la ZaA UAall'B Wild 

— - - the C 



West, "f^'^ at the CUIasnm these. Attar be 
eoadndce Ua ipedal engagcnent then be will 
reton BHi; to pbcr the zcat of his TaaderUla 
coatxaeta la Uia better-dasa beesee, 

An « 

veaba-eC'^the, 



dawa, and 



shlrla ' aad 'ae^fc!'bercble^- ot flae 
llarit bnes; spedeo of e<nl, lion 
old and rare coins. 

The Two Bills' Show follows the Bamnm and 
Bailey Show Into the Garden In a short time 
now. Already the folks sre beginning to as- 
semble, getting ready to take part in tha x*- 
bearsals, which start in a few days. 

Thlnge are shaping np nledy srith all the 
allows from latest reports, and It wUl not be 
loiig now before things start In esmtat, ■ Aa the 
oU-tlmen predict that this Is going te 
good year, bot plenty of oppodtioiuj- 

Tom Wx has entlrdy l eu nai e d fran Us 
woand reedvod In a gnn iWit wlOi inatleta op 
to Cal^ae v^ ^da |^ ^. '^ fl CStsM^T'^uSie P 




Tbe eottt fctt Wwr Tm* WahMBaTi A>ell 9, 
foF Beat St. £onts^ ' flU. wbaia oiaat all et 
them Join the 101 Bancta Show tbaie far (be Ug 

big opening. 

Mike Qoinlian, assistant boaa eaaaaamaa at 
the 101, was saperintendent of cuusliuett 
tbe L Z. I<. In Sonth America. He gat 
with Ed. LacT sgaia tlUa season. 

Otto Krem brink writes from the 101 
St Bllas, Mia., tbat be. Bm Pickett and Ptcd 
Bnma have broken aboot forty-eight head 
edts for work In tha stena. 

Pode and Lane, the expat rifle shots, are 
at present -amnglag a retom to or of Coba. 
Centrd America and Mexleo la tbe lazga tao- 
devUle Itoiiace down ttiere. 

California Ftank Selitam ; !• _a 

theae daya at tne stock ' 

ni.. as be is secnring all 'tbe 
of the WUd Weat shows. 

"WUskers" Bill Caress, the original robe 
policeman, baa again algncd witb the 101 Show. 
He and Dan l>ix have an entirely new oflTartng 
framed op. 

Nearly all broogbt back a psnot. Tom Ozam- 
rorr bas two ot tbem. Be baa nameo 
Willie wnue, and the other High Pocket. 

Howard Compton, fba bareback backing baeae 
and steer rider, left New Twk for tlie Two 
Bins' winter qnarten at TTcnton. N. 7. 

Saw "Blacky" Itsgaa at tbe Oardea a tew 
days ago. Ete leporta wlntBlng good, aad la 
flxing to go oat wttb aoe of tbe big one 

la back la Hev SKk wUk as- 

af-v«iwn'»ale'"" 

pacta t»' dlapaae of r — 

Bd. Arlington was In New York OHjr s.fnr 
days ago, and ssys everything Is readf et. 
tei 11 darters to atait ea.tba toad. ' '-i^':-; 



MMtA- 
e( liaiM tta ealy aoe 
Jallj Wbai; aa ma Wer wb at part et tbe 
:tatio.' ep - wbat laagaage waa apefeee 
eoaM talk to tbe aatfrca and 
lad et ato ed. Yes Fegg told me 
there tbat Honker had been 
doing trick riding back a1onx 
tbereaboat, Jost st the 
. _ e. aad was dismissed af- 
In the ezmy mder General 
some of tboee generals of that 
day. At any rate. Ho<^s riding waa a big 
bit down there, and be made many 
He cxpccia bla man to laoeaae to 



make 

be 

to Rio 
In 1812. 
time be had' 
ter he liad 
Washington, 



M:u^^ 

bw lb tbe an 

.' Bsaser WHson bas a vest made €^ leopard 
akfaa, witb gold coins and tmttons. 

Uoet of the boys go back with tbe 101. 



CIRCUS ORDINANCE AMENDED. 



Kansas City, Mo., Jime 23- — Clrcnses exhibit- 
ing In Kansas City, regardless of size, will 
hereafter be compelled to pay a license fee of 
^0 a car for the first day, and $3.S0 a car for 
tbe second day. ^tamerly aa ordlaaace was la 

iW'tbirtJf* 




was tbe report of a raa d eec aad ba tbiew v 
Ua bands and fen dead. No one knew -wbevt 

the shot came from. 

"The 'soap' and 'sbdl* games were possibly 
the most common of the games worked on tbe 
poor 'nbea.' The 'shell' games consisted of 
tbree half ahells of ICngllsh 'walnnt and a small 
ball the size of a pes made from the ssme com- 
poa M bm that prlaong idia are aiade boas. Of 
eonraa tbste waa a eoafisdetata — a akin game 
wtttOBt at least ane eoofedeiate 'waa a rarity. 
Tbe manlpidator takea tta abcBa aad tbe pee 
»iha ahnfilae *i*— » oa a ^^^ i ^1.*.^ be nem 
with aome member of tbe ennrt tbat be 
can tall which sbdl It la onder. Tbe game 
looks almple. Tbe confederate eoaiea op and 
beta. Of coarse he wins and nsoaUy keepe oa 
winning until tlie player refnaes to bet with 
blm farther. By thla time some festive nibe 
plAad np cnoogh nerva to brsee tbe game. 
He has seen the ottier man win aad thinka It 
Uaitally he pats all be haa on the game. 
Be watches the shells aad la aare ha -baa the 
right one spotted. Of eoore It laa't, tbe beO 
Is In the pelm of tte eperatar'B bead. 

"One day^I eaw a boy. oat la a Kaa 
walk np to cna of tlie gamea. Bvldently 
bad been Into town with com or aomething for 
be had 9200 In mooey. He bet It all on tbe 
game and loat. The jcambler began to set 
leeiy of tbe crowd and he broke for the 'qtudt 
diaage' room. Tbat la where tbey changed dla- 
gnlscs so they coold not be recognised. Tbe 
Iwy (oUowed and loat Inalde tbe teat, tha 
dob and knocked 
the most emd 
I have ever wUasseed, bat 



tbe show la gtrbg an exhibtUoa, tbe deliiillHi 
are bot 
could M 

of tbe oU 

"Witb tba laMlag et the 'fakir' haa goaa 
tliat other oaa Uase TndlspenssMe featare of the 
small shew, tbe txer.' it waa tbe doty of the 
■fixer' to go ahead and 'square' things with 
tbe city edeeta. This waa done by getting the 
mayor and dtT marshal drunk or or paying 
them for tbe privilege of monlng their gaoug 
— robbing tbe town, to be plain. 

"Tbey will never tOrget down in AnatnUa 
Um tbne a certala big ciieoa toorcd that eooa. 
try. When tha - Aow drat leaded the aatbee 
Itlee qnarantlned tbeir boiaii, Tba maaagw 
a dgbter and aadaoated be booght ns a 
aatlTO horaca and drilled 
_ oa with tbe abow bat the 

, thsae poor people pay for the 

trooble tbey bad eanaed him waa a aaame. He 
tnned tbe whole works looee on tbem, 'gooes 
been' gang and alL 'Fakirs' were naknowa la 
as.g''*'' eonntriee aod the bunch with tlM show 
bad a dean ssreep. They robbed the people 
ootslde the tent, hdd them np at tha gatsa 
and the 'goosebeny* bunch plundered tbe bseaia 
whUe the owners were at the ahow. Tbat waa 
In 18SS bnt to this day those Anatrallaae talk 
sbont that clicoa. They are 1<^ y^aC a 
Immlraii — — " I toaad eat while lta»alkf 



Igrr haa bed as tnti isaHeg drcaa 

cateer blmadf. When 13 ycara of age be raa 
away from bla home at Petersburg, ni., and 
Jdaed a dreoa. the O'Connor Snows, than 
traveling throogta hla atate. Tb* drcoo was 
the ordinary cheap wagon show. After travd- 
log aroond with dlSerent shows he fell in with 
a amall abow that was organised at Slkfetc 
Mo. The show traveled tbroosb Sootheaat lOa- 
aonrl. indadlng a nomber of small townv Tbs 
abow was billed to appear at Hamborg. Alk.. 
and to reach that pUce WM.aeesaaavja e— 
tbe St. Francois river. UMMa *e far ,5* 99 
boat chargea, the manager at tbedMw' traded «■ 
tbe cooking nteaaBa for tbe price of tbe tni 

"'it'waa at Pittsburg. Kan., tbat he fen la 
with ae Charles Hunter show and met Under- 
wood. It waa with this show that both maa 
recdved the namea they now pasa nndar. Mr. 
Hardella tells an interesting story of a dever 
trick used by a "fakir" irltb ooa of the ahows 
with which he travded throogh tbe soolk 
Tbe 'fakir' bad hired a Seminole ladbu, 1 
black akin but long, straight hair. Be 

op in amall bottles, diacoloicd wttm^^ m 

he aUeged vroold take the kinks eot et a » 
mc^^E&. Tlw Seminote was czhlbMed_af ■ 
S^^'i^flK.' taking" cxaamle. Tbe otoS eeU 
— lag cakea, tbe smbltlna et 
to have aHaight liair like a ^ 
ir*— '**g of tbe old tiase w 
mere marked tt^ the paaaing eC 
halia. according to Underwood. 

"To mention tbe name 'variety' In 
dayv meant tor a d«c«Dt woman to take 
other side of the street," said Underwood. 



to 



g**""-» tataed, picked up 
mm dnra. It waa one of 



*fiWfii^got "tble dowa Bat asA 

aislr iiis ttfsll y dean np with it bat It ..^ 

a smooth man to .'work It. na fskli* who 
was alwaya a good splelor, pretended te be 
advertlxliig a apedal brand of eoep that woold 
dean anything. To advertlae the sosp he 
rolled np bills ranging from one to twenty 
doners end stuck inside the wrapper. He then 
dnpped tbaee eakee Inside a big aatehcl, 'Wtdcb 
—"■'■'■■■ff eeparate spartmenta and droppd In 
Monk eekss. Of coarse the erowd tbonght 
tbe soep was all going In the aame place. Ae 
first man op was dways aone dtisen of the 
town wlio had been "iuced." The cakee aotd 
at «1 each aad tbto fdlow got g20. Tbe cakes 
then sold like tarj and when be had dlapaaed 
of eU the blank cakea, he would tarn the 
tstdiTl oselde down to abow that it waa all 
oa tbe aqaaro. The other cikee containing the 
maney' were safely locked In a secret eom- 
p aiUu ent. We had one man working thla game 
wtio took In moz« money tJna tbe main atkow, 
"Tile siww where I first met Hardella was 

a one hattt dim owned bj Oluuleg Hmter, 

aow nspsletar of the Oeseeaa*- botsl at Pitts- 
tMiia , w^w "Cbaslee BMtec^ OMAiaid flboe 
was tta bldi aoeadlag ttOe aadw whieb 
tzanled. The show eonslated of one ear, 
I**"!**', two podes, six or aeven mdea and two 
or three bocsee. Tliere were aboot 29 soen 
tnrfn^ny the rooataboats and 'fakirs.' Ws 
aasd to bs bard driven for expenses. In the 
bottom of that car, which was a condemned 
Pallman, was a secret partition. When we 
ware simrt on cash hdf the men were pat 
nader tbe door of tbe car and when the con- 
daelor came aloag we paid fan for what waa 

ttTiUMeln anr' Ma. We- bad baM' lock 
oa tbat read arar after. 

"There were eaow towaa et eoaieei tbat ws 
eonld Bot leadi wltt tbe lallioads aad wa 

travded ovedand. No ona haa any Idea of 

tba dllDcnltles of moving a drctia tmder those 
conditions. Sometimes tbs roads were deep 
with mod. We tisiully hsd to start in tbe mid- 
dle of the night in order to make oor destlna 
tlon. Despite tbe pitdi darkneaa we never 

lost oor war hecaaie we alwaya had an ad' 
abeed aad 'railed' ' 



road. 

raHa _ 

was •laaing' tbe 



to' a eraaa read be ttiww 
hot tbe xlgbt aoe. That 



"Evetythlng Is cbaasid'^aev. —Vbe big drem 
magnatea have dladaatal' Mw fttkhf . altogether. 
Tbe. big ttows aesr. ceair IMr enijrtfate. der 



umroRMS 

ht Bands* MOitary* 
Minstrel First Pai^ 
Minstrel Parade, 
Ushers, Bell Boys, 
Baae BaU. Foot Ban, 

Basket Ball, etc, eta» 
SdihtUTiUC ' 

Bm Sw and Mention 

Wsstsm Unif orn GOa 

•Ms.euui*«T. 





car boOdera. Ail claaaea. Show Cars a i 
etalty. SbopB, Har*er« lIHmila 
BOTCEEIfiS, BLUX * OBMPAVY. 
Ml Ballway Exohasg* Bldg,, Chleage, 




BRILUANT e * e 
PRIMO UGHTS 

For CitcuBfig, bll kindg of Tent 
and Outdoor Shows, Ooaeee- 
gion and Straet Men. Writ* 
for Catalogue. 

WINDHORST a, CO. 

104.6 N. 12tb St., 
ST. LOUIS.- UO. 



SnkKf lpinsaii riM liuals 



eats to handle. If - you 

errtve on time and In ,- — . =_ 

from the old reUsble. W, OIISUUA>V. W 

W. Oomci&rc4 St., San Antoalo, 



Robert M. Pierce 

Clown and Concert Performef 

~WITH-- 

Oarli aad Soas* Coanbiaad Sbaws 



JULVftlMH 



Tile eillboard 



21 



Mrt of the cqalpmaat'M^ w y rarlety hill 
tb* vise room*. XMM< «*M unaU IndlTldiuI 
ttoUw At>™ wliick laa v«bdb> la tiM gslluy 
mid ntcli tta* dMr Md dilnk thcli wtna. 
daodaK aCMtaUe ttaiit '>od blaA 
I was IM Mwl pntnm. 

kad to to TaraatlM aM i 

aitw* wen nqolred than In ik».-| 
•ok acta. The ihowi ircta tacf* 

1 don't think It was aor 
ne dance. There la a tei 



■IomrU 



■aim auce to co, in a nice war, 
SSm •( t to aid T«ii««jr tvn-" 




ruir.-J nillilda Park. Newark, N. J., and 
ftw tlie pcTformance of Prairie Ullle's WUd 
Weit SUoir. CauM, Bam>>; Uamareat The 
park via sore packed and the attendance at the 
vild wtet ahow waa — wen, tber coold Dot hare 
atuMin) anj more In U ttnj had tried. Barney 
la luiv enoagb cettlDg the nwoej. The ahow 
laa ahoiit an boor and a half, and conalated of 
Ike uiujl wild weat atonta of rldloc bnekinc 
bon^*. picking op bandkerchlefa, etc., b/ the 
(owboya: an exhibition of aharp abootlng bj a 
cowboy and a cowgirl, a b<gh-aehaal offering 
IV Mlaa OUT* Swaa ao a apattad borae called 
•Xapid." aa ezhlMttaa «r kisk.jomplng by a 
kaaidttBI Mack bona aamar "Ifajor UcKlalar, 
Mtn- kr Sine, naeber. Tto aaaa lady tr 

awiar'dMa aooe woadMttl alMa ' In tke 
Jnrllne. a decided an«ltar la • wild 
weat akow. .Theta la a eowctti raea on a 
iciBlar race track that la latereatlac aa both 
iMera were eat to win. Tke teatnre of tto 
■how at preaeat la the reaowaed act of "Dnela 
Dan" Bo.volngioo and hla troop of trained laalaa, 
poBlra. dojca and the ooly trained hlaca. or 
American buffalo la eztateace. Thla act la dl 
rect from illller Broa.' 101 Baaeh, at BUu. 
Okli.. and la the extra added attractloo with 
Mr. Damereat'e ahow, for a abort tlaM «p]v. aa 
It la booked » jWj Mt: Ik .brnwl aCtSli— • 
lag reaorta •( .ftk .-flMMF'iMlW tft* MMkt 
aeaaoo. 

The Fronller Day Celebratton, to to Md at 
Cheyense, Wyoming, thla aeaaoe. Aogoat S4.37. 
wU be Ike Mggeat ercnt of lu kind erer polled 

& Cl»>a »a ud cowxifla. ridera and xepera 
•fav -catHa alata U Ue Un'on. CuSa 
at <M MMIw irtll ba tbcn^ to eithar ntftlei- 

palF la er witoeaa tt " -.— 

rafiag eoateau for 

aat rash prixea. T 

•addle tbat la to to awaidad to the ehamploa 
broQc^io buster of the world, wni to made thla 
■e«K>D bj Alfreil Comlab aad Oonpany, of 
Omiba. Neb., aocceaaora to tte Orm of OoUlna 
ud Uorrleoti. Many notable pcnoaagea wUI 
be present and Prealdent Taft and cz-Kealdeat 
Bowerelt will be amons the (neata of booor. 

Dell Blancett and wife. Bertha Boaa, are at 
preaent In Soatbem CallfamU doing atecr throw- 
tag and backing boraa riding for the natlTe 



aoaa. and report big aoec 

Neel Bart haa retiiracd from BUllaga. Hoot.. 
taMaaTUie. Wyow, with foor ooUaw bocaea 
iMn^^^pnpoeee to torn to the wUd ooca on 

. V. B. Bawka. Jr.. wUI attcad tte 



Kafonal Park la , 
W oatllt In IdalWb 
iCebraaka BlU MeOanald baa falnad-Ua wild 

T^.ffS^"*? «* ■•«^ Demareat 

" *^ ther are glwlBc tto Mg- 

geat wild weat ahow (or ten canta CTor pat on. 
D^'ur the .torm of Satarday. Jaoe 18, tbeir 
norte tent blew down oo tertT'^lx bead «t 
KJored * """^ moeed. aad aat ena waa 
^n"?"™ ere makla« big vreparattooa 



HELP THE PEERLESS POTTERS. 

TW Bmbo.M.'"'^"^- ^'^ 

ClBclanatl. O. " . ■ " . 

a«2E-£Tv,*r?? autkanUe c«ro- 

•VMdnce tbat Mr Henry Potter, ot tte Pear- 
JejaPolter, Aerlall.t Cb.. haa been la a eery 
aojoja Btate of ulckneaa tor a long time, 
wjlth ha« brought him aad hla famUy to a 
j**!*-** want tbat needa oar aaalataaee. e«- 
1."* "ed little chUd. Pleaae 
» thla wor- 
' antocrlp- 



jay—"' "lie ana nine cnua 

Sf ell other drcoaca to t 

■y « — ae. aad for ttom to aead their i 
»«B»..ta Tto Billboard. 



-J af m»). 

Toora truir, 

w. r. WAXXXTT. 

«erlf.i. Potter*. Prom the Howe'a Greet Loodoa 



Jefty Mnglrea |5. 

52^B<w*rB ...... fi . I 



00 Rd. Nathan ... 
00 Cbaa. A. Taylor, 
.oo w. o. Dale ... 
.00 Ed. Qarland .... 
.00 Wllllim Teoler. 

.oo Earl Wrlaht . . . 

.00 H. noherty ... 

«;■"«.'■.■.• — 1 .00 new. VAIIart ... 

Mr. A Mn. Kellogg l.M Jota tmSS III 



—■—art Kddr 
t.P. Cart . 

isviir'""^ 



Tto 



milboard baa' 
••k»r- ■ 



.fl.OO 
. 1.00 
. 1.00 
, 1.00 
. 1.00 

. 1.00 
. .60 
.. .80 
. .80 

r tto 
Cat 



FROM HORS EBAC K TO AUTO. 

m":.J!^i' ^*"' befoie tor marriage to 



t« hLT V .'■ r'™'**'l«"to. oecaatooally writea 
uifir. J' TK boaIBc«^ and tor 

lettera fairly breathe of toppineaa and eoatent- 

ZSi: '°. 'etter ato atoatly denlea tto 

g*.""' Inellnatlon of loneaomeneaa for the 
J ^'-""- "»d expialna that tor new automobile. 
r^JTjeat rrom her hnsluiMt. baa naperaeded all 
SSJ'*""' baretock riding. A hundred and 
gty m a» tnp li not eooaldered of any conae- 

SITUII •VJ'T* —f- kbil when 

CiiV!rI_'"*" the anto ato aceonpanlea ber 
taffSSiTlVSr^? "P;.P«»ntiy he killed three 

SZ? ili2 4ML*'>"« •'>« waa with blm. 
teBi«I!!» mI!I"^5!!5!*? ■ baBplnew and eon- 

inie Ltttle RuMlan Prlnc« haa 
■JBM rontracta to appenr at tto Michigan SUte 
SS** Detroit, aad tto Mlaneaata Stata Pair. 



CIRCUS QOilft 

The Famous Robinson Shows had 
aa nanaDally large crowd of Ttaltora, compris- 
ing a goodly number ot clrcua tolka. at Loveland 
O., June 24. Among the notablea were Jack 
Warren, preiia agent, who motored up from Cin- 
cinnati. GoTernor John Ooblnaon and bla wire 
Peter San with hla bride, Ed. V. Brookfleld 
manager of Tho Meddler, a Cincinnati publica- 
tion , Mr. and Mra. Prank Kelly, of Tto John 
Bobtnaon Ten Big Sbowa. and Aodtew Donald- 
aon. Dan Koblnaoo made an ideal boat and 
Hra. BoUoaaa alao did ber ataare to make erery- 
body k«*a • tfeaaant day. 

W. B. FraDklln, manager of the Sells- 

rioto Sbowa. waa rUIted at Bamiltoo, Mont., 
June 13, by an old friend, S. C. Crane, form- 
erly general paaaeoger agent of the Wabaah B. 
R. System, who la well-known to the profee- 
alott. Mr. Crane In connection with hie eon. haa 
porcbaaed a large tract of land in the valley 
at RaalHMk aad wfll make it bla fotore home. 

Vnaik S. ODimnell, of the press de- 
partment of tto Wellace Show, la planning to 
attend tha next editorial conTention of Mleblaan 
editora prartded tbey wUl permit him to ex- 
preaa bla opialon ot their arbitrary ratee when 
it cornea to dealing with ctrenaea. 

Chaa. Vanerder haa not taken charge 
of the Bryan Oompaay'a BUpoaUog plant at 
Dayton, O., aa reported, hot inatead haa been 
employed aa boaa blllpoater. Mr. Tanerder waa 
i?J »" onmber three, of the 

Jobn Robtnaon Show. 

Frank Wallace, late of Cole Bros." 
Bbaw, baa ckaige ot the caaraa with Downle'a 
Doc aad Paar Skav. Seeetal otker people who 
JJJ*,^JJJJ**^**«j»^*'b »■« ■» with 



Oflldal announcements an belnc 
to tto clTcoa maaagara and general 
. J»!»!^ tto caariBK aaatontto of Aaao- 

S*1'*^1!!**"B!^J^**^^ tte baaqnel 
ban aC flto Mm Ut H tmm la Ckleato on Jaly U. 

Sid. Brennan is now acting aa gen- 
eral agent of the Tankee Boblaaon Stewa. Mr. 
Breoaan U an admirer of tto astot* Ptcd Bnek> 
aun and panmlaia to.da Ma ataaat thr the 
caotlaaed aoccaaa a( tte Jim 

Walter Mtuphy, of the advance 

focrea of tto 101 Baaeb. waa la Ctadaaatl laat 
week. bxMag after tto latereata of tto IfQIar 
Brothcra. Tto abow la aaid to to booked fer 
Cincinnati tto latter part of Jolr. 

It la reported tliat Tiger BiU'a Wild 
Weat aad OM,; fk .W. Ball'a Trained Aaloal 
Show, wm liBtd by rail in tto lauaedlato 
fotnre. Serea care wOl to aaed in tranaporting 
the abow. with a bill ear la adraaee. 

One of the canvasmen with the Sells- 

Floto Showe waa ma orer on the ahow lot San- 
day Bight, Jane 12. at Hamilton, Uont.. by an 
anto wbUa performing bla duties. It was ooth- 
lag aexioaa. 

Ike Spear, formerly manager of the 

Oentiy Broa.' Show, nader tte Sarage tcgtme. 
waa a vlaltor at tto Sella-Iloto Sboera at Great 
Palls, Ifent.. Jons !«. Re la sow In tto anto 
boalaeaa. 

At Butte, UonL, June 16, Just as the 
erealna perfefmaaca of tte SeOa-noto Stow 
startedi, - a .wM aoT aaoA^ralm esMe i«y bat 

lacknr R — - 



The expected opposltton between the 
Boblnson Show and tte HateBlieek-Wallm Show 
haa been (leelawd a«. Botb ehowa wSX torn 
Indiana, hot wHI aat tare any conOletlnz polcta, 

Carl Ifiinaoii. boaa blllpoater of the 
aaaitar tm car af tte Haganback-Wallaeo 8kow, 
Is aaU to to caatemplatlng Urlag In Daboqne. 
Iowa, thla wloter. 

Fred McMahon came back from the 
adea nte to_da tw a ngj o g be ar work with tto 

tracting aiwli-- - 

The Forepaugh-Sells Show Is posting 
"Coming Soon" paper afainat tbe HnKenbivk- 
Wallaea Shows at New Gaatle and Orawforda- 
Tille. lad. . 

Zdno^ an old-timer, wlio Is at present 
sated at Oraat VUki Meat., waa tte gaeat of 

Waltar r - ~ — 

JUeA 

"Denny" r.ynch. contniollalar agent 
Two Bllle Show, was a iMIar at the Sells- 
Ftoto Sbowa at Helena, Mtath;' MBS IT. 

Arthur Tetro. h i w, i ^. -' ^iiMiijht'-taeli: 
litter, waa a Ttallor to tte Wt Baaek Bkow at 

BprlBtiieM. Mm*-i 'om 8. 

LeClalr'a bucking mules and riding 
dorr Mned tto John Boblnaoa Shows .M Crin- 
a«... la.. JkM 18. 

Alblny, the maglctan, renewed old 
acttaalataaeee ' with tto Sella-Floto Sbowa at 
Batte. Moot.. Jdm 16. 
Jack ShIUer haa left the Sella-FIoto 
bla place as twenty- 



BMM sijwitt. Sun- 
flkaw tat'^atekereborg. 



ti. C GlUstttb 



la., Jkw IS. 

A taBtes this 
BtlPa wad tikat la 

Band. ; 

Mr. W. EL 

dant of 



« wltk Tiger 
J. P«aPa Oawtoy 



a'lcsl- 

loto 




When you hear other people speak of a tent, or a cover, tops, etc., you'll 
hear them say: "It's almost as good as a C-G." Now, why do they say that? 
There must be something to a C-G product or they wouldn't use the comparison. 

When you buy a C-G you get something that cannot be excelled — no mat- 
ter iriiat piiee you pay. Monqr and akOleanftpradaee better foods tfaao those 
beari^ttiw^ptood tesdMO^ 

Made of 



Garnie-eoudleMfg.Go. 




Kansas City, Missouri. 



CIRCUS SEATS WANTED 

Want to rent for ireielr July 25, seats with loir without foot nak. Swt. 3 

to 5 thousand. State rental; also sale price LOL:Ky<w.toi«ll. ':.jAll^ 
GEARY, 632 Penn. Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. 



MURRAY & COMPANY 



(INCX>IUH>I«ATED) ^ ■ _^ 

lad aaS wfcUa, Jaeketa kiae. trooacfa nSt dl MbsmS wdtk yaUoir 
r«i aaak; A-1 coaoitMa; ofiftnaUy coat gtlKM: artU aiD for 818.00. 

aaaM aa aboee, with srean eaata; gotgeooaly trimmed and attiatlira; ori»inaIly 

aell for tSO.00. Tto abora aalta ate aa (ood aa new. BUki ' — 

tar m laa t r al band DnKoima, and tbey an la A-1 eoadltloa, aaS i 

e 4 0 e i S Mcrldbut Street. CHICACSO 
8CND AT ONCE for Our Big LI at «f SECOND-HANDT 



BIG CHACMA BABOONS 

FOR TRAINING 

Bargains in Imported Lionsi Small and Monster 
Python Snakes, Zebras, Camels, Antelopes, ete. 

LOUIS KUHEa 248 Grand St., NEW YOBK 



FAIR MANAGERS, ATTENTION 



Sensational Aorial Act, Featuring Double and 
Twisting Somersaults, Full PIrouottes and tho 

Loop the Loop 



OPEN POR MUUCB AMD FAII 



ADDRESS 



JACK RICHARDS 



The Smitb Greiriii^ l^h^^ 

McKEESPORT. PA., Old Home Week (on thetfnMls) iMk Jily 4th 
McKEES ROCKS, PA., Midsummer JubOee, " 11th 

MONESSEN, PA., Firemen's Exposition, " 18th 

HOMESTEAD. PA.. Moose Gala. Week (streeu) *' 25lk 

TURTLE CREEK, P.\., imM linhR Bis GiMndira, «Mk l«. Ut 



Can place flnt-elasa attraetlona (or theae Sve bla weeka. 
ronlette wheel. WANTBO— Fteaka and earioaiUea for the i 
ORSATER SHOWS. BaniesTllle, Ohio, week June 27. 



wm Robinson's Ten Big Shows 

Burk's Wild West 

AND 

Cake Walking Horses 

Diraction GEO. M. BURK. 



Wantid Quick for the Larcast Mrdraa Id tha Stata 
STOCK, MUSKJIL COMEBV AND V«|DEVU| 

Send in your open time. Open all Summer and Winter. The best of- aBMpHdaliasfc; 
lU J. H. COTTRELL, Managei; Cogeyville, ganaas. ' i^y- 



22 



JULY 2, 18ia 



■ CIRCUIiaOMIP. 

(Gootlnned from page 19.) 

B<Mt«r of Gollmar Bros.' Annex: Dr. 
I. E. Fitzgerald, maiuger; UUe. Clifford. Saile 
llUt. Bobertos. Tbe WOIUxdi, "Zip." Tb« 
Bmnaiis, Homer Butler's colored band end mln- 
Micl (lunr. Belph Laoe. Bddle Jackaoo, Capt. 
O. K. 'White and Doe Cbapbam. 

Wm. F. Cody (Bnffalo BUI), and 35 
of bSM wild west performers gave a complete 
production In tbe jard In tbe Inner court of tbe 
prleon at Aobam, N. T.. Jmie 15. One of tbe 
gttatett OTBtlona be bad erer received wu ac- 
earded tbe seoat. 

Since leaviner wlnterquaxters, twelve 
bead of beary dapple gray draught borses taaTe 
been added to tbe stables of AI. F. Wbeeler's 
New Model Shows, maklDK oyer one hundred 



wagon dunr. 

There were many TlBttors at tbe 
Blngllog Bros.' Sbow at 00 City, Pa., Jane 11. 
the moat prooiaent being Willis CoUb. wtwan 
dog man: Jtflm UWiMr, SM W g ja gB M . fhU 
Kins, mother flC g1* mSk tmiMt, mt Un. 
Hugh Weir. f, '. 

Mexican BUI. pttneipal .xkUv with 
the Tiger Bill's wnd WMt. Ma Mimfl flram 
tbe hospital gt Jfctoa ntliii imte'.,lrtM» be 
baa been eilAM.:aK.tt»'fiirgMMk.>'/m Was 
conalderablr tasisad WhiB bfi "jHin SlBBfbled 
sod ML 

It was erroneDOSly stated In last 

week's laane of Tbe BOUiaarA IhM'B. ti. Brno- 
nan Is traffic manager of tiM .Da BCUafM Vt- 
moas Shows. Mr. Brannsn la tnflg'maigcr of 

the Yankee noblnnon Show. 



PERFORMERS VyiTH 

Gentry Bros. All New Feature Shows 


W.E.WFIJ«> 

Direetor 


The Foiir Kdlys 

Wire Artists 




Paul BiiM ft Wife 

Contortion 
HiinijnBiilHHfiny 


Ral 


pk €oiilMirs 


Gentry RrM. AimeK 


Hi 


BON^fUlin 


m 



GOLLMAR BROS/ SHOWS 

En Route Season 1910 



CARL NEMO 

BARREL jUMPfeR 

AND 
EQUILIBRIST 



NmNS, HtOWN 
AND BURNS 

Comedy Bar Act 



W. B. 



H. H. 



ft 

JOCKEYS 



THE AERIAL WERTZ 

DOUBLE TRAPS 
AND 

REVOLVING LADDER 



AimiNGER and 

TWO RUBES 



GUS LIND 

UNSUP^ 
LADDER AND F06T 
. JUQGUNG 



CECIL LOWANOE 

NO CHAMPION 

BUT MAKING GOOD 



The Two BlUa Show will go to the 
coast and CaUfomla tbis acaian, and will be 
thraa la baok at tba Balaam abow. Botb 
sbaam win aaki a *Mt tMV af « ~ 
tba iattar tSTit OcMkar. 

The LaMont Bros.' Clrcua 

been oot six weeks and during that „ . 

bad_bnt ons blow-down. A new aida iBmjtp, 



The John 
a good 
fmsniff 



H. Sparks Show is dolnc 



R. H. and Madam Dockrlll, John 
I,ancaater, wife and daughter, and Mrs. Bd. 
Bobacta waia Tlaltan to tba Haganba«k-Walla«a 

— at mttktm, JUL, jmm. ai. 



GREAT HAGEIIBEiX-WliyjlCE SHOWS. 1910 



Carmen Troupe 

HIGH WIRE 
CHAMPIONS 



RUTHERFORD'S 

TASMA TROUPE 

FeaturinK 
TASMA, THE FIRST 



ANIMAL 
TRAINER 



The SaVoys 

With their Acrobatic 
Bull Terriers 



Percy Phillips 

ELEPHANT 
TRAINER 



Elmer Querry 

'THE FROG 
MAN^ 



South Sea ishiil Joe 

Odd, Strang* and Curleua 
niualMl InatruiiMRta 



The 

Impalement and Knife 
Throwing A^t 



Chas. Crooky 

EQUESTRIAN 
DIRECTOR. 



Anita Conners 



and Her 
"Educated Pigs** 



Chas. MarveUe 

Novfl^ Coatortianist 




JACK SUTTOli^. 
Tasmaniaii^o ^ 

Van Dieman Troupe 
.Third Seaaon . 



Andrew Stuertz 



Rose Munro 

Mukal Artiit and 
Origioal Bagpip* Phyar 



Bessie SIddmore 

; Piafaaalonally known ai •. 

2ADJA 

SCTMational mid EcccaitricDjaiicar 



JIM H. RUTHERFORD 

Principal FtoduciiigGlown 



LOTTIE RUTHERFORD 

Saxopbane SoMrt with IfgntoVBaad 



"HEREfS MEr 



THE OLD CLOWN 

OriKinator of ray Make-tips & Entrees 



JULY a, ItNk 



Ttte Olllboard 



28 



yVm, Shearer, well known Highland 
luirpln pl«7*r, wUk two aicUaad mImdUI 

MiM Maute lAVell is now In b«r 
twririb week wltb Bon Bra.* Olitu. Bar 
nnvlral act caiMt«l« ot lielch belli, nraelca] 
• nilK-a, baajo Mloe and orsao cblmce. 

Ceo. HarUell, clown with the Rlnc- 

lliiE Show, has anoUier new one. UrlMHt 
cn-atlon la Te4d7 Booaerelt'e BeeeptlOB-ll JlMr 
York. He li anlited br ten people. 

AI. Martin and Joe Callie. of the 
Y«nnc Buffalo Wild West, ipent tbe dar renew- 
liK icqmlataacet wltb tae Haieobeek-WaUaee 
•ba«r at rteepert. HL. Joae 14. 

Owtnc .to tlM poor coBdltkm Of the 

dM not tone* mitd^:W Bandar niwinw^r 

ClfTrland, O.. 

C. S. Sharp, of St Louis, Mo., at one 
tlBM w ltb tbe OMe fbaw. vWted tala triead. 



D. H. Glltespie. who was connected 

Wttk Ban Broa.* Sbowa laat aeaaon. baa cbarse 
af tie aide show with Bpaika' Sb«w tbla .aaa- 



Mary Abrams, Who was thrown out 
ot her ebariot at Battle Creek, Uleb., June 10, 
la alowir taenmiat and able to ««lk about. 

: Bob Attortmry bealdes itelns legal 
adjoatar aad aananr ot prlTUegea wltb LeUont 
Btoa.* OUaoa, sMThaa tbe iip-town wasoaa. 

In duuvB oC tiie cook house wtth the 
John spaika Bbew ^tbla aeaaon la Owe. DaTis, 
wbo waa with tba BoMsaw Show last year. 

driiiwlns . tfao ovowds 



. Cant flWdjr^ 



rMtaa Sparks 
r Vlaaaber SoUtb. 



The pnoB work for 

mr thia mar la beinc doaa ly 

BO waa with Oole Brae.' Shew last aeasooc 

Prof. Wm. Curtis Zintonio and his 
alrablp, I«B07 S» Joined tbe Jobo RobtiiaoD 
Bhowa at Iowa Oltr, la., Jone ao. 

: Atkaasaw Stiin. with the Yankee 
BeblaaBn Bhow.' wfeo was Iintt hr an riephant 
recently, baa l e tuiu ed to tbe ahow. 



Sun Bros.' advance car number two 
la In ebarce ot Senator Geo. B. Bwkley. well 
known car manaser and asent. 

Bert Rutherford has the advertising 
prlTlIege wltb tbe Sparks Sbow. 

Ije^i Axtl. aerial artist. Joined J. E. 



PEfiXiQRMERS and ACTS 



- wrrH THE- 



TNK ORMIMAL 

Foolish Dick Ford 

ThaCep'thay all copy, bat I am the 
Cop Ibat CJopa tba Coppasa. Do 
yoa OOP? Ribpusd for altfeUBM with 
the Greatest Snow on Eartlt. 



WINSTON^S 
EqMstrian Seii- Lioiis 

-WITH- 

BARNUM AND BAILET 



—WITH— 

BARNUM AMD RAILET 




JOHNF.ADAMS 

Great CanuYal 
Spankk' Clown 



Prince Youturkey 

TIm; Japanese Woadtr 



-In Hto- 



Hifh Wire aad Slide ht Life. 



Comedy Boundinir Table 
Acrobats and Flying Hats 

wtUi 

BAItNUMANp BAILEY. 



James Duyal 

FELLOW 

with I 

BARNUM AND BAILEY. 




ACTS ;ANl>^ ^ ERr:ORIMiERS 

HOWPs IeAT LONDON SHOWS 



—191 0— 



K. P. CARL 

STRONG HAN 
A Featur* Aet with the 

iwM'Mi, aai '"OM ' ' MM 
EARL WRIGHT 

Artistie Trick TumbUr wttk so 

nan J OrigM l>isk» 
FBstmht jjpBMissMU «Mi a Chair. 
: tfWaaSfkDNp - 



Merritt fielew 

Six Hone Act 
Midi CooMdr Mnlo 

""''Hoidle' ■■• 

UYENO FAMHy 

trip 



~ a' 



VtMwij^. Seiith AniiMiea 

bMoaobd 



BmseCMiik) Uui 

Tho Real Copper 
thalNvfir SleeiMonllb Beat 



Harry Weisenhaum. connected -wtth 
thaadTaaea ear otHaas Hlsbt^ Bhowa, sanda 
resarda to J* l*Eed Oataiatack; 

Bronoo Jos aad his alz trained atal- 
llooe a>« one of tte featnea wltb tbo TIser 
BlU-a Wild West thla aeaaon. 

A llama, haa been added to the men- 
aserle of Henry's WsKOn flhow. 



Tiger Bill waa called horn* a MW 
days aso owins to the ^aaa ot bla ttU». whs 
la anffertsf with passMSak 

At ZJshon. O.. JOIr *. Sun Broa.* 
Sbow will celebrate tbe erent by donlns an es- 
tire new apread of canraa. * 

Tlie • aanM^gJuyw^Br a^^Cir cna 



PERFORMERS lll^ITH.... 

Ringling Bros.' 

World's Greaiest Show&rr-l^^^^ 



Marvaloiia 



SEVEN MONTROSE TROUPE 



EUROPEAN 

ACROBATS 



THE 5 ALEX TROUPE 

World** areatest 
FLYINQ tiiAPCZE ACT 
PIfat tlRM. In Amariia 



CARL LUSTER 

HAND BALANCING 
CONTORTIONIST 


The Flymg Wards 

The Fastest and Most 
Sensationai DoaU* . 
:;Tf«pe«o. Act; -.i ■ 


JOHN R. AGEE 

America's 
Champion Roogli Rider 


J[|>hn Fe Slat^ 

Clo¥ming and 
Chair-JChrirag 


Castrillon Troupe 

Acrobatic Act 

Cabea Wonders 


MiMU)Q 'TRIO 

Presenting 

"Tommy AtidatMOslj" 


6-^l]fi|||^|i^^ 

FLYING 
RETURN ACT 


lESUS MUARES 

The Mexican Wonder 

Champion of all Wire Walkeis, 

barring none. 


EDDIE NEBIO 

CLOWN 

Engaged for tbe Winter 


Fred Stelliiig 

Englith Clown aid ; 

His Dog Bobby 


11^. of thm Poor WorM • Famoaa 
Fraaka Irons BrlUah India. 
All NaUve Hindooa. 
Siiwber. Bast Indian Boslar — Plramal and 
Saml. uooble Bodlod niadoo Bnlspu — Sopro- 
aenj, BDrmxM rirmr — (kiDdlo, TtM Mlealns 
Unk. 


VICTOR LEE 

The Funny Lecturer 



NITLUUROY 

fftiijjjliigjfa Larg- 



-2 



t : ~;WdlS RUNNERS 

JUMPERS . 
AND CAKE .WALKBRS 



THE FOUR NEVARQS 

The Mwnreloas 
Tight Wire Eqailibrists 



ABREU TROUPE 

(nVB IN mWBBB) . , 

MOST REMARKlilft: 
MEXICAN ACRON^'^ 



24 



Ttie Billboard 



JULY 9» 19ia 



Enj)^ IN GER MANY 

In The Kaiser's Domain Travel Pictures Take Ihe 
Place of Our Dramatic and Comedy Motion 
, Pictures^ as the Public Wants Instruction 



UoTlns pietore bnslnen of Qermmj does not 
much leaemble that of our country. In keeping 
WIAh oar chjmcterlstlcs, moving pictures in 
tto United States are stirring contlnnoaB and 
. niltliiy, bat not so in tlie Kalssr _Bm|^. In 




Ib tba b«t liaeM. or 
■dmtsalm nte to a 
nark <|OJaB). TtmM 

(10.096). Reel flekitB an lucd. bnt not 
' (tamped In ttae aama maaner aa In aa country. 
She ticket seller lias a time-lndlcstlns stamp 
with whlcb he Impresses each ticket as It 
laaTCs his box. This notes the hour of arrival, 
and tha length of jonr star depends npon the 
amomit yon pay. Between series of pictures, 
notices are projected on the canvas that certain 
time-tickets haTe expired and that supplemen- 
tary tickets may be purchased from ushers, 
without solus to the bother of revisiting the 
' ticket box on the oatslde. Ushers then pass 
tbroogh the andlenea and see that persons hold- 
Ibk aspbad.tiCkBta.do not ismalB. -Vbm aima 
pIctBM la sank' nviatad 'lB aa «ranlag> Ttt, 

: acoal Iractb rot tKa admlsiIaB . to tiro 

Small otcnestrsB are hired to ftmiUh 

that Is really of a good daaa. and in some af 
; the larger theatres brass bands ara .s 

Kir tha ponMae. Smoking and the . iM. 

' la pcaUbttad at .tbe better daaa .tbM^phstat aC 
. lomc of tbe popnlar onga , Iwdt 'WIMWBH 
. drinking are pumltted. 

The fflms exhibited in Himborg sre from 

trsi agencies at a cost of' about tm> and ooe-balC 
■ ctnts a foot "Cor tha Hast week and leas tor 
- - ac tlM< >'f«taU" fflma «r tbow 



tor as low a flgnre ss ona and ftxtr-llfthfe cents 
per foot. It will be recalled that trarel ple- 
torcfi were one of tlie lotrodaetory types Into 
this conntry, and there Is reason to belicTo that 
Gcnnaay will catch tbe ferer. Jost tba aanie 
aa did tbe United SUtes. It ft a waU-kaown 
flMt.ttat the United Statsa totiaMetaa MfMr. 
aaa attar- a long lapse ot tiaa OciaaBr takes- 
It n^ 

At sereral places throoghont the Empire, the 
American dim la being need, but aa yat with 
not more than ordinary snccess. However, this 
cannot long contlnne. Tbe fact of tbe matter Is 
that travel plctnres are atill an innovatioo to 
the Germana. bat aa aooa as tha MfdQr WMia 



RS. A TO MEET 

Semi-Annual Meeting of the Film Service Ass'n to 
be Held at Detroit, July 21-23~Matters of In- 
terest to All Exchanges Will Be Discussed 



Annonncements have been auide by Secretary 
Frenler. ot the Film Service Aiioelatlon ot the 
aemi-annoal meettag of that orgaalaation which 
Is to be held at Detroit, Mich., on July 21 to 
23, Inclaslve. To qnote from the oOicial an- 
nooncement: **Matters of great importance. and 
of speclsl interest to all exchanges will be con- 
sidered at this meeting, when vsrions laraea 
are to he brooght np and dlscnssed. Yoo can- 
not afford to miss this 'meeting of an meet- 
ings.' It is tbe deaite of tbe oSceta and execo- 
tive iio—iriii ta Bribe ail(\;.«ba ~«MatMt and 
best atlMlelfBealbv -.tie . r. S. 'Ai-feaa ever 
kaMm.**. Th*: arin tt-. tba-;aattaMI aMretar; 
aC Ike FOB flanlM iMedatlM to ait m En- 



terprise Bonding, Mllwaokee, Wia. Tbe oOcait 
are: A. O. QUIIogham. president; J, B. 
Preoler, secretary; Bobert Udier, tressnrsr, sal 
these executives are assisted by Percy WateOk 
aichard A. Bowland and rrank J. Howard. 



nieb WALTON. 



PLOHttH' BUSY ' t N CHieAflMk 



Oaa of tbe boaleat and most capeMa. l 
a Obleaco la' Hr. d B. 
aa poSbcd the..Aatl-Traat raii.< 
~ >a IWr men la tbe A 
■ IbBllM ."■wka • <MaPt<l 




'■■M matt patUd aC tima., tt. 

lal acator aC the ennlar at the big baa- 
-ft ms bajrt a kad tte eoinfle or.Ua cpn- 
Ba and siilHefant nerve to voice bis aaati* 
ments. His speech was eonrteonsly veiled and 
tampered, and while replete with wit, humor 
and imrlesqne was, nevertheless, pertinent to 
the subject at hand and carried mach wet^t. 
Since then events which Mr. Ploogb anticipated 
have materialized and there is now In fact that 
which was suggested by him at that time. In 
other words, Mr. Plough felt that the Associated 
mm Manufact ur e r s wss to be, snd now that 
It la. be la working along the lines of his own 
Idaea; loyal to tiiem. and aggressive in their 
tDTtherance. However, not for a moment Is 
ttere one detaU of hhi business in Chlesgo, the 
Anti-nrnst FUm Compsny, neglected, and' while 
he does iind time for tlie recreatloii of psste^ 
baazd diversion, he li *te.'iba;'JM^:.«niiy-,al>; 
nte snd deservedly l e a jl l :.1be iott at faeecal 
whlcb is his dne. 



H. « H. PERFECT SYSTEM. 



At Ik* aOBtkaM eC tba loop la Chicago and 

1 te eae at the largeat ot the 'Windy caty'a 

iB .tta baadQoszters of tbe H. 
One of tbese. "H.V tt 
Ike otter teptetealB Ifr. 

Cer seed 
tka beat Jgraleffla In this 
;:lM:-aC:'bMlMH; K '* H. p^de themselves 
> SB tbis agataau ' 'Shay bava" labored over its 
' f e rtee t l o B natO bow even their critical Judg- 
ments prompt them to say that It has ho 
fault. A Htrong evidence in regnrd to this is 
the genera] expressions of sstisfketion whlcb 
are to be heard tram the many exUbltors wlio 
have aetoBl knowledge that Hutchinson A mte 
"Biaka good" their dalma for a lyitem wbldi 



i^^THK iJOmyS PRAYBR IN PICTURES 



; dtdr-tt depleta nHie Iiaid*a Playe r la a 

aer beyuud ead - above mete word deecrlptlon* 
' It to one ot the jewds In the crown of pletoe- 
' dom; it is a veritalde gem. Beautiful in con- 
eeptloo, the Idea loses none of its ssered In- 
terest in actual prodnction. It is an lllustrsted 
prsyer which msgnHles its holy subject and do- 
ing this becomes a mute sermon more powerful 
' ihaa mere hnnum voice. The pietore la a credit 
' Miad to eaomiiBt; -r-Ita appfoglaate IcngO. to 
:'«n teet. It >iiia5be rdeaaed 



HOPP'S? HOOiSB^ QRCiAN. 



'▲ Uttie£^^Beiim«u^*jWu^ 
Ika Btaalard Pntt^.'VxchaBgesof 



'whidi-baa to do with 
Brcbange: ;ot Cblcago Is 
and pOblUhedTbj XoaJ^ Hopp. pcerident 
at that orgnteatlaa. The eoaunoB term for a 
'Waef or this aatnze to a "^oose Organ." 
bnt Ur. Bopp to <rm in his belief that Us etTort 
in tbto line to nperlor to the title and he wishes 
It nadcistaod that it it to .an organ It hasn't 




Motor GIrU . . Mtas Stone. Mis* Qaecaeo. MlH 
Elmoce. UIss Conkiln. Miss Nanmaa. Ubt 
Haitch, Miss McLeod. Miss Wcetoa, Wm 
Humphrey, Miss Omrtney, Ulsa. Craig, IHm 
Hall, Mlas Herbert. Miss Baatman. Hlis 
Stanard. Miss Clar, Mlaa 'Wilaon, Mlas Car- 
penter. Miss Yost, Miss Uelvine, Miss Holt- 
maa. Min Date, Miss Domey snd Miss 
Chste. 

Summer Olrto .. Miss WOson, Miss Carpenter, 
Mlaa Xost, Miss MelrUle, Miss Hoffman, 
Miss Dale, Miss Chaae and Mlas Domey. 

Mr. BUleott. Mc Bhua. Mr. 



Ban . 
dTlfc 



who Sw been gradually euatac the attMp 
of the aodlence In her eharaetw waik. aid 
carried off the booofa ot the araalag whIB 



Ole. and whUe hu 
IMr bcHllaaee, ha 
jwinilllllia MIW 
i .aMaiaae^' 
shl^yc'tott baa veiy 
baa a wM* -aer- 



Mb 



aervtces have been employed by the Sellg Polyscope 
ctting picture atory called "The Hallroom Boys." 



WHERE EVERYBODY'S WELCOME. 



If there la one spot in Chicago where every 
visitor la made to feel welcome that place IB 
the home of the American Film Service which 
has aptly been called "The House o( Specials." 

Whether the caller hnn come tn Ibttec to the 

merits of the "best Him service In America" or 
for any other purpose, Mr. 1. .Van Ronkle takes 
the time, and baa the happy faculty of glTlng 
yoo 'ntie slad hand." aod Impartlofi the ft-elloK 
tbat'hls mtetlog with yon la the happiest mo- 
ment in. his life. Incidentally everything is 
business in this . exchsnge. Is it necessary to 
add tliat the ."glad hand", habit to one of the 
beat asseti aA ezchange .maa can have? Tbe 
American Film Service, -'.Ibe'BMiae ot Speclato". 
or "The House iOat iTanfJIallt" — take. 'yoar. 
choice of these nanMa ' tat daa't fotiat' thatiL 
Van Rookie Is always flad-tojate ogrn aad'aiaba 
yoo feel at home. - '■ ■ '-i- 



MOVING PICTURE THEATRES. 




proprietor of tbe Electric 
Grove; Kansas, baa bad 
id^lB the fn- 



Pittsburg, Pa., July 2.— Tbe Crown Film Ex 
chsnge hss been opened with offlces st 111 4tb 
avenue. A. E. Btooc. fannarly with tba Pltts- 

bov CBieiqB Ugbt gad FiI« .CIa«.to IB ' 



THE GIRL IN THE KIMONO PRO- 
OUCBO IN OH .ICAaa^^ 

Ziegfeld Thaatra HoHaaa Faroe With 
Miiiie. MiM Daid Fultor tha "Hit" 
■ «f tha 8h«w.'. 



Chicago. Jnce 27 (Special to The BUlbostd) 

On Saturday eTenlng, June 2S, at tbe Ziegfeld 
Theatre. Chicago, The Qlrl In the KImooo was 
produced under the persotul direction ot Mr. 
W. K. Ziegfeld. Helen Bagg, Harold Atteridge 
and Phil Swarts are mentioned. to the program 
aacl§e';aiaktta.^ot tbe^pieee.'i,-:It; to: itagad - la. 




'Harold: AtiwTle, a.Biartled .Ban ^ 

Clars Alnslle.'hto' wlfe; '!Tbe OM -to 'the: 

mono". . . . .'Uiti. DerMhr ' Mayaard 

Celeste'Moncore, an actress .. .'. .;. .. ;.. .. 

.. .. ..' Miss Osmllto 'D'Arey 

Helen Csrter. RIcbsrd's alater.Mlas "Pete" Hsfl 

Edith Beynolds, Csrtct's Bsocee . . 

MIsa Arllne Bolinz 

George Beynolds, bet brother . Arthur 8. Hull 
Soasn, JMinsoo's wife .'. .. .. Miss Grace I«ne 
OOcer Bellly, an aOkar .. George Averlll 
Herman, tbe bead waiter .. ..-Carl Wlaterliaff 
Vlrat 'Walter ~ ----- 



Watttr 



dtll and nr. 

SCENES IN TBB PI.AY. 
ACT I.— Morning. The HaUway ot the Bl 
Dorado ApartsMst Balidlng. Maw Zotk Cttr, 

ACT II.— Afteneea. ■BIAaa<.,(jMlai^r;dpa^ 
meat. - ■ ■.•../ri,-.'v.'.- .•v.'-,.. -.■ 

ACT III.— Bnalag. ' Ske Xbit rda iB-^ 
The actlaa a(' tka':|ilar acenia .«ltklB' 
four hawa. ' ■ ■ 

A generous crowd of friendly theatregoers 
csme to applaud The Girl In the Kimcoo. tha 
night ot Its initial performance at the Zlegfsld 
Theatre, aod accomplished their purpose with 
evident enjoyment. At one point In tbe enter- 
tainmaot, however, the pretty UtUe Michigan 
aveaae ahow Aep waa lUled with adrtk aad 
te* who ^^^^^^^"^"^ bjJUaa JDato JW- 

tlon I * ■" 

who ■ 

she recited Besntlfnl Bsg. Tbto - pisca lk«B 
the Ted Snyder catalone is a gem ot Its Uad, 
and its presence In The Girl In tbe Kimsae 
belpa more than a Utile bit. Mlaa Dale de- 
servedly received the lloa'a share of tbe ap- 
plsnse, and while she was a bit ezaggeiated 
in her part at ^mea. she handled It very vtOll 
Indeed. Mr. lioids tMie, aa the young Oat- 
dwelUag baehcloc terolred ta a clreomsUntlal 
ato-op, to piMilag' to tha role, and while hto. 
llaca are aet aetleeahle te tMr ' ~" 
realtosa ta tke attMat " ~ 
Ailtoa Bawltoi SiSm 
waB ■ 

little to da Carleton King baa a 
sonsl popnlsrlty which wss responalble far Bia 
enthusiastic reception. His part to thto pl^r 
calU for aome acting, which be ' doea aa de> 
manded. Unfortnaately be la also caQcd npoa 
to slog; he can't. Be "talks" a reminiscent 
song. The DIITerence ot s Drink or Two, which 
is good In spots, but far from original. One 
of the novel featsres of tbe evening was ths 
wireless effect In the O. <}. O. eoag, whIA ta 
tbe first act gave ■ puBha .«<-■ ■ »»■ . .tktoBa ta 
come; pte ml sa s , howetac;' .«kich.'.aia'-BiMnM 
onta Beaatltnl Beg caBa ta tka teacaa. : WM 
Bollng's Only a Kiss waa fhr fnu betog la tba 
"otdlnsry" dsss, thoogh, and we teBeaiMr aow 
that It oeentred In tbe eecond act. MIse CsBllto 
O'Arey to ttoted on the program aa aa actrcaa; 
she la. Don Hsemlllan does tbe "hit" of • 
colored porter, who answers (ocsslonally) to tka 
name or "Johnson." His acting to free from 

restraint and bis dialect is good. Another "bit" 
la "done" by Henry Adams.- Henry to not oa 
the stage very long, bat when he to ta evUeaee 
he doea eU.thet to rsondsed ot hba.. Arthar B. 
Hall to a blg,'g|»a fwiHag^B. wba mva Ida 
clotbea wCO aad kaaaatt. ^Wkm aet thtoktog 
of them, fc" " — « » ■ «- pi»«i*»r ae the ladnt 
gent brother ot Edith Beyaalda filrilaa Baling). 
Tlie UUe nit Is taken by Ulsa Dorothy Mayn- 
srd. Mlas Msynsrd to pretty snd works bald. 
The atoiy ot Tbe Olrl In the KImooo la told 
in tbe lyrics of Harold Atteridge. Mr. At- 
terMga atoo told as aboot tbe lU-fatad Wlnalag 
UlM ^-Bls lines are not noticeable for their 
iiiajaalllj. nor have tliey suOcICBt comedy to 
speB "ibccesa" with very big letteia. Bto 
work In this Initance msy well be referred to 
thst big room so needed of Tbe 'Wtoning Miss, 
the room for improvciaeat.. PhU SwartCvto rt- 
Bpoaalhlc_ter aone oC'the anate te.'niasAlil 
ta tba KlBOBOk nUiiltutr tmiK^aamitm 
excdleat repatotlea 'M' a- eempoier. Ihto toj^a 
fortunate fact, for what.be bas done for tbto 
show with tlie negligee nsme win add hot 
little to his Isarels. It -.most not be inferred 
that The Olrl In tbe Kimono does not rssllse 
psrtly Its purpose sa aa catcrtatanent. It U 
submitted to Cblcsgo as a hot-weather amose- 
ment. Many of Ito ktod have thto seasoa aae- 
cumbed to the thermometer or closed beeanae vt 
other reaaona. In comparing this present earn* 
mer offetlng.:Wiai these otheta It may aot. at- 
vtoedly ba cpiadlctod that It wtU lenato at Ito 
preaaat 'alaadiTloiw..., Ai a ,dlvenlan„ (or .the 
B8a]r,.^:aM)r like It.- *" 



ad to rkiSSiaPr^^tala.. piwBlar' 



V,i:il-^■,■■^ 



SHUBERtS^ BUY^HfALP'^tNTillBSTi 



Burllogtoa, Iowa, June 27. — ^The Shuberts uiS 
Jobn Cort bsve purchased a hsIMuteiest to ths 
Chsmberlaln-Harrlngtoo Circuit of theatres to 
Iowa and lUInola, the transfer Involving 9TB0,- 
000, It Is said. The ssle affeeto the toUowtog the- 
atrea: Keokuk, Qnloey, Oaleahoig, Boek Island. 
Davenport (Burtls theatre), Moltae. Moeeattoe 
and Boekford. Uaiea aad part OWaanUp of 
tbe tonowtog: Onntea, : Peortai 
cess tbcstre), Anreca,' gollet, ' 

eato and Waterloo tbtatm>;'.< 
Preeport aad OltatOB. .Slil- Kfil 



part ewaanUp ot 
a, DaTHpert (Frto 
t, 'WateHeo (Byadl 



JULY 2, mot 



The BlllboArd 



MOVINO PICTURE THEATRES. 

L D. D«nli'l» liiiK pnrchBied thr Mn**t ot 
Martin Uadaar ths Kancr AmuHmut Oow. 
umrlelon of Keeoer's Tlieatn, HobU*, Ala. 
Ku* wiU be no cbanf « In tba DOller cr la UM 
Buti«oi«it of iba tbMtra. J. T. Smmt eo>' 
SiulD? In the c«P*S!?^ "^I^ff- 

Th« Moon. Tlw OrplMo ud tta Blkl^ Tbaa* 
t«rPlM Wi* Ark.. •« 9W»e«to Ui. WUhoIt- 
^pot OMWi.kwr* b««s eloacd far tb* wub- 



Nat Saekett. nraprlator of tba Elm Btnat The- 
■MlillB. P«>>o ^an, N. Z., win remoTe to more 
Snaodkma quartets la tba block owaad bj 
SmuOiotga B. Cornwall, oo Ualn atraat. Th» 
Stctfleal Bxtnrea bara ]Dat bees Inatallad. and 
Saplaea fitted dp wttb all modara eonTanleiKaa. 
na iMtlar capacity of the new Tbaatorlnm 
will ba BOO. ana tba proacenlum openlns la 24 
to^M f<*t. Tba policy of tbU booae wOl ba 
moTliis plcturea and TaoderlUa dorios tba aaa- 
jon. Mr. Sickett la alio booklac amall toad 
tliowi for next aeaaon. 

Tbe Beat Tbeatre at Cleboroa, 
eatlmwa to draw cood patrmtga 
H tha atalf at thia booae: Mja AMI . 
Marlator and manaRcr; iOm Lam Ziodla, 

rtMtr. and Hany Andrewa. marator. 
nr 1. A. Bertram, of tba Otand, at 

Jwrta. N. D., baa Improred tba appaar- 

BMiaf bi« houM by addlnc US Una new aaata. 
7 9. Ray bia opened a new moUCB plctota 
t^tf* In Boiie, Idabo. It baa a aaatlac cap- 
Sty of 400, and la known aa Hie Bay. 
^Tbe Ciaacant Tbeatn. Albany. Oa., baa added 
■gnflifina to It* sanlar piofiam of pjet am. 

i|iw».ij t ■ ■■ ■ ■ » ? -wr.a.x,. . w iM tt i ii M . : 

ALL ON ACCO UNT OF A COMMA. 

. Ikaach tba InadTertent oae ot a comma la- 
■Md at a acml-eoloo to tba aeetloa ot tba 
aitMe wbleb menllooed tbe a ttapdanf at tlw 

tadcpeodaat VUm . UM'* Coaraatloa ia Clada- 
aaU.niaoit l»iaa.ft t> wa. mad oto 

appear that Mr.- btta lUMkiB mvmmM tba 
New Bnglaad film Bachaaia Oaapaw a( Boa- 
toa. HoweTcr. It was oar pTpaaa - ff. i Hea 
Ur. Ulttbea aa wan aa tba rapraaMlrtIa* «( aald 
ezcbiBse <oa|iaBy aa atteadaala at tka ■ a aMB» . 
Tbe icptceeoUtlTa ot aald w a n p an y «aa Hr. 
0<rmu, wbfle aU aeqnalatad with Mr. Mttban 
know that be realdea la Chicaso. Sha gaa ot 
tbe lenil-eoloo Inatead of tba cotama will BMka 
clear tbe atatement that "tba repreaentatlTa of 
tba New Easiand Film Kxcbaate. Boatea. and 
Haz l«wts or tbe Cbteaco Cilm Bxebaose, f%l- 
cafO agreed to cancel contracta wblcb tbey beld 
to tonUh fllma obtained tbroocb tba Salea Com- 
paay, and rTmaln lojral to tba priselpica of tbe 
AMOcIatloD." Tbe Inaertlaa ot a aeml-celoa will 
alio utlafactorlly explain "tba AModatloa foond 
a ataascb anpport la tba Maw Bactasd Film 
Sxebance, whieb was wllllns to aacrUca bosl- 
Eeaa (or tbe sake of tbe catae." 

Tbe BUiboard cbeerfnlly makea tbla correc- 
thm. and teala aallafled that tba IdeaUty of Mr. 

la " " 



THK OAUMOMT Cft OKNKW VOmC 
NO LONQER CONNECTtD WiTH 
THE PARIS CONCERN. 

Berbert Blacbe, (bo pcaddnt ot the OaoaMat 
Oempaay. baa laaaad tta folliialiia atateanat: 

"That tba Oaoatoat Oaapaar. «C Maw York, 
haa no loacer any caanectloa with tba Sodeta 
daa Eaubllaaemeat* OannMnt. ot Paria. or with 
any membata ot tbat company, tMr latcreata 
haTlac naaaed Into tba baada ot new partlea, 
at tba head of whom ta the a lalilant of the 
Oumoat Company, ot New Tock. Herbert 
Baebe, tbe foraxr accrataiT and treasiaar ot 
tht company. 

"^tU comp a ny wOI cnatlaaa bnilaeaa aa bare. 
Mora, bat wIU make coaaldanhla 




„_ ^ colas udepandaat. . _ 

uttar )rthat tba llcaaaa or ih* Oanacat Con* 
paay expired on tbe SOth ot Joaa and waa aot 
aabaeQncntly renewed. Ia all probability thIa 
UceuM wUl not be renewed. It 1* tha tatiatloa 
or tbe Oinaoat Oompaoy to aaaiiit.ti« thair 
gant In rbublni for tha tima bains for tbe 
•Mlo^Tapqrpoae ot prlatlns ffiot Ihay wlU 
ffS5'-Sr""'. ony ot tha manotaetniera, 
HHoctiTa ot whetber they are Uccaatd or ta- 

'"'Udcnt. The atndio la not at tba ncaaant 
la opmtlon. altboosb tba Qanmoat Com- 
' ■■ir;CMttBa« tbe miktas of orlsintli at 
Nik . ^ahoold the stndlo be pat Into 
nrlfea baklas of flima, tha Oaamoat 
■ WIM M ma l a~& tha Maaaf 





VliUBgyi|-iLK)|M»iW'IT. 

Nfw York. Joaa 
artuts wbo baT* MaOr 
Icea and wlU appaar at tli* 
^"■'"'"f iwrtocauaea. for tha baaMt of tha 
Jr^F ^omea'a Mmw AaaodatM; to ho held 
at tte Unntittm theatre, Arrcnie. l. I., 
aiaalai. Jaly «. IBIO. under tbe 
SS2l2!L?*«!*"-«* WItmark are tbe 

guowlat; vAMOlla gtoaa and Armind Kallca, 
"•■•■•Jnhth Trio, Uaode {.ambert (by kind 
I<0« nalda), Mike Bernard. Sam 
' lOompaay In Vablttafcl * Co., John 
toUa Uelatyra (aUta ot Jos. U. 
;aaw laio prodncUoa. Tha Olrt ot Uy 
■). out Oordoa, tba *!«• 0 ' ~ ' 
^^---£B. Ball, Onatar Balaer aal Mi ana 
»>ate» arcb aatra. and othata. 

TOLIKImI OXSINO BURNS. 




Tork 



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I., Jnne SS (Bpeelal tb Tbe Bin- 
2~-»r-«» 11:80 laat night, Are completely de- 
JWJW tha Oaalao Thaatra hero. Tba total loaa 
WUl reach 188,000. Tba flamaa ware dlacorarad 
in the enpoia ta tba aoatbarB aad ot tha band- 
T?. V" °""i"«><i (NIB oaMOd: ClKtHe wbaa 
Tb. Are department had giatt dMNily te sav 
las tba raat of tbe reeort' 

'™»»f' 8b»P«rto claimed tbat h* ctttlad 
"Jja 880,000 lasuranca on tba anttra rcaort. ot 
*hlck ahoat OM-thM woold apply oa tba thaa* 



tre. A atattoaaiy apaa-air thaatra waa at ooea 
erected to slra tbe thcatrecoera a Soaday ahow. 
It la aot lUted aa yet If they will rebaUd or 
continue tha alrdome. 



WHITE RA T BIL L SIGNED. 

Maw Tork. June 2T. — Qor. Hughes, yesterday, 
algaad tba White Bat Bill. Tbe feature clauses 
ot tba bill are tbat all gross weekly eommla- 
alona oa aalary are limited to Ore per cent., and 
tbat aU eoalraeta oObrad paif or ai ai a maat ba 
appioraa •( Ir - - 

nwda t* " 



New Tork. Jnne ST (Special to The BlUboard). 
— ^Although Jack Barrrmore baa been 111 for 
aoma tiaM ha baa coatlnaed. agalnat tbe adrlee 
of bU phyrt d a a , to.glaa Ua.^pirfsraances reg- 
ularly aTtha OalaV.- i?.*'".;.: 
. Just a taw mtealra ttatea tha time for oprn- 
lag tba doora 00 Riday algbt, Jaa* 34. Mr. 
Barrymore'a hooa was 'phoned, aad It was 
learned that tha rtar waa anfrerias from an at 
gg^^Mrtgy li a i pi jJ ao, _Ha. ntmtnt ~ 

oa " 



JINCIC«7«KltLt 4.BA8B. 
nL, JOaa IT. WM W. Jeacka. tar the 




past twaaty^oor jpaata laaMa'aC the BIgiB Opera 
ll t a aa> baa gtran n Ua laaaa, and la aaecaeded 
tv FMckatt aad nUtaa, who ara the prcaent 

haaaea at tha TtnpIa-aMilaK pietnre booae and 
tha Star Tanaarina Vhaatia. hare. The plan la 
to ran tba BfJa Optra. Haoaa aa a combination 
booae, with eoa larga moakal comedy and one 
atralght dramatle offering each week, and the 
balaaea of tba time ▼aoderllle. Mr. Jeneks 
haa other amnaemeat cntarprlaea In contempla- 
tta for later derclopmant. 

NOTES OP THE ROAD. 



Tha Maahattaa Trio haa Jaat aa — aac a d a 
alatcea wceba* toor ot Oaaey Bslaiea aad Jaka 
8iciaad*s time. 

Alhurtaa. hjrpaotlst. coaualtted auldde ia 
Spragoe, Wan.. Jaaa 19. by Uowlag oat hla 
brains. Caow at bla actioa ia aald to be doo 
to eeparatiaa hatweea blauM and hla wife. 
The mnalaa imi* tafeta iB cbaiaa hr Spokane 

Ixdg^ T. lI,'*i.V>-lf^V^.;.,;-;,-,. 

Hany taka baa nMu oad ' ta Ctaelaaatl for a 
three waaka* reat prior to opening bla Eastern 



Tha Popper Twiaa cloaa tbeir aeaaoa Jaly 16 
at rredoaU. Sao., aad «IU aa dliMt taltteir 
borne In Uatay. Oat^ On.^ te a- dMy wacks* 

Tseatloar 

Dowcll Bna.* New Tent Show opened at 
BIdtsrnia, C. Jane 17. Tbe program conalata 
~ Bichard DeMaro. nustdaa; <«reat 




Beiaotlar *1aatoa«B*a Uarloaatle Oo.' 

aged and maalaolattA br Ma J. TBI. Jr., will 
bo kaowa aa "TUI'a.-IIWMa-AalPia.i'- tha name 
left raeaat br tbat:4Mtta'«(''fbBfc Jwa TBI, or- 
Maaiar sbA stoAMv af tBMltaMh' atti. Ur. 
jgj fa Ji-B air jiiijattiK bla aat.la .tta adB 

iiLnli»,«p.aawklBf!3«^fiAact. ~ 

— - ' — aad Martha), who hare 
aad da ada g act. Joined 

jrgaaa and are ' doug a 

sketch. cntlUad VoOUab Mr. rooUab. 
The Biyta^ Tandaxffla Theatre at 

aaiir.la:^SSML "niM* 



•C tba-,»B tlaiB a l a 

liaNt Ool. Bat 



It la 

. _ [Oaia.™™ aMio a 

beoB* bar* before aiaay 

Cora Toansblood Corsoa Sextette baa not been 
booked with any burlesque abow, aa baa been 
reported. Tbe act la now laying off for tbe 
aommer bat will reanme In Tanderllle Octobers. 

Jolly Ruth Oamold baa entered tbe automobile 
contest In Cblcago aad hopes to aecure one ot 
tbe twelve eara offered. 

Mr. aad Mia. T*d B. Goodwin (Ooodarin and 
Oaodwto) . maon tha taa at 



Prof. Barria B. Prior will return to tha 
atage next fall after being In retirement tor two 
years. He will present an- act Is magle. belns 
assisted by bU wife. 

Tbooaa and Byan. bOlad aa the "Baya ia 
Bed," hare opened on tbe Pantagea time. 



Frank C. Burton has been re-engaged 
by Wagenbals and Kemper to play the part of 
Captain WlUlama In Paid In FuU. Tbis wUI 
make Mr. Burton's tbtrd sesson In the same 
company. 




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FB C!TX.Y SATISFACTOBX to XOO. mud does Dot Eire you BETTBB KE&T7I.TS tbSB AMI I 

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^ -ttDFROTBitTOiOCI - - - 



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wea people, dt atiiua aa ar 
Jbbp* upon aad nda awa) 



•lac's -blereie. which she after 
for a horse, and anallr knocks 
at tbm bead of the baU<!T. AU these thlsss she 
4oes almply heeiase she had been refused the 
pctrllcce of accepting an inritatlon to so for 
a motor ride. 

INSIDE THE EABTH (Trick -comedy; released 
Jnlr I; leojttii, 518 feet). — A coopte of EnsUsh- 
j men remch the nilddle of the earth accompanied 
I7 their ruldes. Here they And hn^e carerns 
" with stalactites 




h stalactites with slnstlr amah 
«P spoataaaooato. Bapkaats In- 
tarn ttitK craeaaea. aad othei 




XAX FOILS THB POLICE (CooedT: 
Mr 2: lencth. STl feet).— A comedy with the 
- laeihamtl ble Vax Undner. His performssee 
ken Is said to he Tety mack oat of the ordln- 
■IT. 

BIDINO FEATS BY COSSACES (Edoeatlonil ; 
Beleaxe July 2: length 338 feet).— A bmilant 
and thrfliip^ dl ggly of eQacstjianlam, dnrloc 



^- . • GAuifom 

OGeotse KUne.) 
PRINCESS ANB PIGEON. OB. HOW THE 
POET SOLVES THE PEOBLEM OF THE HIGH 
COST OB* LirrNG (Colored Ctomedy-dra- 
ma: xdeaaed June 21: lencth. 490 feet). — 
ne aA)eet tells of the embarrasslnc predlca 
meat la which a yotra^ etndent and poet, L07 
by aame. flnda himself because of poverty. 

HBBCULES AND THE BIG STICK (Ph»ii- 
taay; released Jnoe 21; length. 606 feet). — A 
nytholocical phantasy and an original and ex- 
ceptlooal coinedy subject In twelre acta. 

DOES NEP HEW GET THE nm OR, HOW 
UAUU GOT WBB (Comedy: leleaaed Joae S; 
~~f fbetl^^hla story tdls tke aeeaoat 
arh aw a a( a practical phBaatkMybt. 
_ AT BVBRXH>E (Sccalc: wisiaad 
leattb, 4S6 tieet).^B this pietnre the 
1 riMwa: .naac tta rtotea at 



MlMl Jane 28: length, 19B Ceet).— Sappcse a 
aaaHBtsaaa aboold aew a hidt etC dotk to the 
bade of your aUrt. aad yoa ynn the amy. 
Wosld It excite iwme comment on the stieetT 
Tea It woold. Thla happeaa la thia aohject. 

la fearfnlly exaggeiated. bat It la 
ka way thnngh. 



URBAN ECLIPSE. 
((Horse Klflne.) 
A CULLS or THE SQUADRON (Drama: 

leaaed Jaae 22: leagth. G«S faetj ' ' 

mBtaiT tama <tf tte neat — ' 



AM KZCDBSIOK INTO WALES (TraTelogDe; 
wlfaatd Jaae 22; leagth. dSO efet). — Toofhlng 
alx potDts of Interest Id leea tbaa tea minntes 
aad aeelnjc Jaat enwish of eaeb. 

ST. PAUL AND THX CBNTUBION (Drama; 
releaaed Jaae 2>; length. 980 tket).— A pow- 
erfol, asaAMll^aaa draaia in -dtfht acaaea. - 

' 8KU0. 

GO WEST. YOUNG WOXAN. GO WBBT 
(Cooaedy: released Joly 4: length — ^).— Mrs. 
Kelly nma a bnenllnr house In the weate.'n 
foottitna. harlng pilnelpany as here eUentele 
the cow-pmichers that work thetvaboota. Sbe 
rlth no end of trooble in secnring a 



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(Dtaau; released Joae 

28: leacth. T2D feet). — A qalet end I mp re ss lre 
atory «< e » u/ d y .M *e, Ipt ro tedag n o seaaa- 
tlwnal ^ fif aluie au aat ahowfaa beaatuai oot'^- 
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■iMH* cook Uimt li mmtrlmoBlal proof, u Uia 
■■Mat > tt\t QottB of tha pot and pin tr- 
rlrrs. alie la beilrxcd b7 ttie boudert and ta- 
Tirlablr CupM 1^ work In. naall7 Un. 

KtUr, kTuwIog il«iprrite, woil* to tb* city 
tot a Cttlacu cook. This csnn* th» boarden. 
■ml wbra tb* cook antiM to !• aato « 
r«r htirricd abnls t»,tka tos •( tto- rtTrt — t 
«r. Md b* llkcwlw «dla ■la wt as sracaMIr •• 



ttSM aa oat-aad.oat dty girl 
■M aecntt th* place, looAy da- 
miittnf Capxl aad bla darta. 8ha arrlvaa. tbe 
taHB7 tMaiuioIt«ra tb« tltnatioB; tba meat* 
Ibrlr pr«p<iaaU with icom and dcriilon, drlrea 
tbem awar- Bat oo tecood tboaabt ab« de- 
rMes IMp BUI Par«oiu la hex afllnitx, and axaln 
trouble li rampant. Tben, lo, ba came — * 
tnstnl actor. "Can Toa cookr' sara Un. Kel 
\T. ■ Suri'." aaji be. "Ott boay,'' aara Mra 
Kfily. He dltl, trouble brewloff oo erery band. 

To aavc tbe dajr. Mra. KtUr marries b«r new 
cook. 

TlIC n.vIX-BOOM BOYS (Cosiedr: rtleaeed 
Jul; 11: Irnftb, 1.000 teat). — Tbe Ball-Boon 
Bojs an aeea to eater tba boardlas bonae pre- 
Tlous to prrparloK to altead tbe maak ball at 
tke L'aloD Ctab. Doaacd la tbeir beat tbey 
lake a tul t» um f i— aC mmttmmt. Tto 
trnmaUf «C tanrtH anpw tictatt «( aaiBlai 
t aaiia the» aaeM aC l iiia M i to > tbw _ 

aat or a paiblle slaea fUli-l* aCaee tbe le- 
dMklable pair, and Iber fMB •eenlnc foil of 
sarprlart and a few biliiija IIW If tbtj were 
atnoe bj tbe fair eba iiuir ao. as tbe exclte- 
■arnt ilrawa to a doae. tbex reiwlr to tbelr 
aiurlmcnta and dream of tbe ereatfnl nUbt. 
Tbe, maralaf aftar. .trtfj "jL^^J^JJ^^ ^ 




'VUa Blctu* ~ 
a B» i» id CI 



PAT AXO ram «w ccaaady: 

S: lenstb —}^—A Cuca-comedy Ola wltk a 
kreo. ricb aatM Bodeni society, tieatlBS 
spKUdcally OB tha saMeet of alommlac 

THE RAD MAjrsL^&ST DEBO (Drama; 
Irue Jul7 2; leoctb, — ). — Arlxooa Pete had 
been a bad man hla entire life, bat eeea tboosa 
bis life paid tbe fortatt hla last deed 



BY THE PAITB •P-'A CHILD (Drama; 
leased Jsaa 38; U taf k, Mfeet).— A aohl 
kaica Ua poet o( My ts .aa ta tba bcdalda of 
hk djiac wife. Ha la cant^sartlalcd aad aea- 
WMid ts death. Bta lUtIa clil plaada ac 
stnadr fkr- her Mhar that a vatdaa is aecat 
aally fiMlrt'.llHb ~ 




EDISON. 

THE JUDGMENT OF THE UIGHTT DKBP 
(Drama. n-Ictaed Jooe 24: leoctb. 1,000 feet). — 
la tbla aica la abown tbe world'a old atory of 
■Ban's Dsbt for bis mate. AU tbe old. atoRBS 
ef paaaloa and lore, hate aod rxTcacr are swept 
akM to a ter rlfle climax. 
\,rae unu noitUB (Ocaaa; 

aaihe* af vietsiy • 



THE .MAN BEHntD TBB ODH (OfaM; »a- 
leiM July 2; lenctb — ).— A ynoac eoaadaBtlal 
clerk In a basklnt boose baa cambled aad loat 
a larse aom of mooey beloogi^ to bla em- 
ploj-eis. He determines to fet back tba money 
nasi the winner thronsb tbe medlom of the 
ja tlera w ife. Tbe hoaband sospects sooiethlnc 
is mag. His s nsnld o aa ara — — * — — ^— 
be dtaeaaera the alaa tte 
K ito dok iSSl^ 
«( tha aoMr!^^ 

■?■ *»>»• DOCTOB (Comedy: release My 
^.liHIh, — ).— MIsa JnlU May U a phystdaa. 

piatty. Bto epaaa aa aflea la 
f ,^«*<«"^«aaw. AUlto wsitiiius (an la 
love with b<r aad I Hktmt mSn la eider 



■aiTltoaH'Mhca la eider 
atoVwkt (a their caaw 



love with b«r _ 

to icet next ta Jtau^ Ma aa was* ea laair bbbm 

St^J^ *■» tham do vtas 

■sack after laagk. 

1.^1. ™? BOBDBB (Draaa: release July 5: 
iJiEr- ,r".!:"""^^»^ <*• beaotlfol daosbtar of 
fedro Vsldei. U awlUllaa. atneallas U tba 
'I?.* • cowSoy. wbaa tbe father 

r. I" ^» follows tbe cowboy 

'V "'•'>'*<1, and left for dead. Ike's cotnpanloos 
S^J..^''5" J""* ««»«bter. who seek ref 
J*e with the sheriff of the eooaly. — 
gltola lore with Amits, bat to 
—.aw met her when later ba M 
' of her Mexican lorer. 



KAIiSJt. 

j>r'lL*'.""''»"S SAOBiriCE (Drama: released 
rl ••»««b. — ).— A afory of a Toung man 

r? *J* ■«•«. « tetiderfoot. 

w 2?"* ?'■" ** • '"rm reeeptloo, 

IbaSSiSSf ^ wl'°f 



—T « •»*• iliir. Th!a atarta tbe 



•Bead of Ibem. abia ttw asa aecwad aC dato 

StCwE'i'.fi*" tto aec«iaat«rnld aad 
SaiM 2J*22!* ■asteiaer to bear tto 

' '" sa t l MU eC data Jamplas. Tba 
dear rad tto elsUaaee committee ca^ 
nna tba ye«ac Baateraar. aad decides to lynch 
S?-,Jo tto aaaa tlaa tto bad man bears of 
!?,-'Sl!!? .tortaafa peril. Tboufh woanded 
HI? rS'^ 't* "lloon brawl, he rldea to tbe 
Stl^.Sl sod with hii liit breath 

SiV "5 ••'da which place tbe Mama on hltn- 
and reetorea bU old pal to Ufa and free- 

rJ?g. CPM«« /B ERRAND (Dtaau; leleaaad 

THANHODSBB. 
i.-lZi^"','^''" StJNSHINB (Drama: re- 

Mu^i""" ?8: '•a»lb. 1.000 feet) — Planter 
i«M«atoo, of Kentncky bai two besntlfnl 
"•.ooe of whom Is known as Temprat 
'm!^~i^ Sonahloe. becanae ot tbelr dif- 
JtU^^H'^S^ Suniblne It wooed by Bill 
yro^ tto eUlaaa postmaster, wboo she dors 
tw^wSS. Hi J"*!"*^ beatt to woo 

afti?*.g-'*g°-*!y_'* «g.ft«" Ja w^oaaa aa. aaaa 

irl'1.** wfia ta.SiSi5h dl SS&j!!' 8? 



Jeffrys to IntCTcept tbe lorers' letters. They 
•ncceed In msf Ins Jolla snd tbe Doctor tblok 
that tto other U nntroe. Tbe Doctor la a spirit 
a* pioae dcddee to marry Tempest. Soashlne 
rnsaito trae aad eoBOdce to no one tto sorrow 
•to toWfcJait aa Tempest snd tbe Doctor are 
w_to — tUd . tto aeieaiony Is Intermpted by 
i*2^ijS"E.'"S?S"Vki** Jfl«'— bsTln« left 
5tJ? iwitjr ooea ara for- 

glTca aad tto lii m naaltad. 

THE IT^O or on OOUMTBTf Drama; le- 
!«•»« JoJy IjldWlh. 1.M0 faat).-#altar Ve^ 
la a New Tort maa. married ta a imnTmiii sin. 
At tbtt openlnc of tto play tbelr habgr duch- 
ter li chrlateped, and tto yoooc eeapla an fir- 
Ibc happily In their hooa la Balthnoie. Tbla 
la Is'isei. at tbe opeolne of tbe CItII War. 

At tbe first ramois ot hoatllltles, Mrs. North's 
brotbcr enlists la tto rsaks of the Coofederacy. 
when North refnaaa to follow hla example, and 
casts bU lot wltb tba Caloo Army, his wife bids 
him (oodbye forerer. She aaka him to choose 



Be aalntea Old 



■-etween bto flajc sad her. 
Olory, snd (oes to wsr. 

Poor years later when to retoma he finds his 
oM home deserted, and altboosb he tries lo 
every way to dlacorer tbe wberesboots of his 
wife and child, be Is noinecessfnl. He moTes 
to s Northern home, snd there t>ecomes Com- 
mander of s O. A. B. poet. 

Mrs. North, wto toUered ttot her bostond- 
waa kUlad la tto war. cornea North with her 
bfathar aad her little nBadehlld to attend a 
renalaa at tto Cbaiadeiate TeteiaBa sad tto O. 
A. S. Wblla eat walkiac titth her sraadmotber, 
tto Uttle gtri la tecnd Is ptctad n bar Hortb 
qn bla way to attead tto Taaaloa. Tluoa|^ tto 
police tbe araodmother aad aade are notued of 
tto wbereaboots of tbe child, snd wton ttey 
come to elslm her st tto O. A. B. post, there 
ara nataal recoealtloos. and Mr. and Mrs. Mortb 



(C^tlnaed on pace 48) 




la— Orar aUeat Pstba 
n Aa ACslr ot HsartB '..••(••••a 

-A Kaot ta tto Plet tOmitn"' 

~ ^leoa (Drama) 

Impaleoae&t 



(Continued oo pare 43.) 



''MY 60D! ARE YOU CRAZY! 



Herewith, by permission, we print one of the most wonderful telegrams 
ever sent in the rushing history of the moving pictiu« business. It was 
received by Arthur Lucas, of the Sunny South Film Ck>., of Savannah, Ga., 



ARTHUR LUCAS, 

CadlllM H«M^ fiwir V«Mi^ 

"My God. are you eraiy? We lose six hundred dollars 
weekly revenue, probably more, by cancelling Imp films. 
Exhibitors rsf use positively to Moeipt aMir substitute. Can't 
you- get Imp films through soino l ib ui oa ? Qiilok action 
necessary to regain business." . 

I) Marion Lueas. 

Sunny South Film Co. 



That's the stuff! ! I ! I That shows how the exhibitors are fighting for Imp 
fifans. That pnWeB Jliti* tttejr "m&a^t acc^t substitutes! That is eiioq^ to 
convince the hardest bonehead in the business that exhibitors want Imp films, 
demand Imp fihns, and are GOING TO GET Imp films if they have to rip 
t.h4>ir ft-gfth^ngpa bom. stem to gudgeon to accomplish it. Now, then, here are 



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IMI 



' "TBF Mil iJHI IMI " Released Monday, jufy 4th. Length about 900 feet. Another 
I UK .mUsM . Mwu combination of marvelous stagecraft, supob acting and dear- 

ra^fteMaOila^M^ 



"THE G*LL OF THE CIBGUS" ^^^^^^^^^^ 

stoiy of thej^.dbeiflMW in Um. pvcr and tbea bcc^ to diagrdoog at your exdunge 



E£XHIBITOB8:~rIl^ in your neI^b(»lkt|iod^rlDcli 

is biqring wie^oi^^ That's 
the one you ou^t to patronize. We'll g|ve jrou the^ 
of that exchange the instant you ask us. ' 




28 



X ti e B 1 1 1 b o a r d 



;4VtY 2, 1910, 




' -nt::: 



"ttn» tSUtit tBdMrtaul* 

oppoalte lex tn making a nlcht at the 
ig. The boor of ezmnl has anlved, and 

ooe of tlie yoans women, in ft maadlln 

eondltliHi, Is recaperatliii: In an adjoining room, 
the remaininff amosement seekers find diversion 
In tooBlDx cdiblea oat of tbe window to a tramp 
below. Be Is inTlted to come np and eat bis 
911, but tbe yoons adon wbo aet«l as the Invl- 
taUon committee did not bainln for tbe result 
wUeh followed. Enter. The Derelict: exit, the 
.'BeaelMee o( tte piaytet. Be teen «a tbe masks 
«C aaanr aU pwSSi «ad tKtato itare 

o( his hoUa mim Qm little aailM «te kad Me- 
eombed aarllar In tke'vmalaK t0 aaaeBatened 
rerelry. reliuM If!. 'Ik* e enrtii m aC tawOW, 
only to be dtNOivmC M tte dnichter oC n* 
Derdlct. 

Ur. Sheridan, whose aetlns Is alwajs ripe 



with authorltr. was the plTot of all .the _ 

of the sketcb, despite the loosesese with whldi 
this effort seems to have been knit together. 
He has a waj- of dolnff tliinfis and, altbooch on 
the ataze onljr aboat half tbe time It takes to 

•aaet the tatbetj of tte ikateb, *■" 

Is celt to tte cstant ttet tte Btan _ 

tks uMUcnee as ■ sUee of life, no mattw 

'i the cheap nnrealltr of the Idea may ap- 
I to those wbo object to cTerTthlng. 

WnXJX HAI.B— PABU>B PASTIHES. 

' '^ 'ilmirtnm Min'n Han. No. «. toll ktm. and 
In one; 14 infamtee. Seem eranlac. Jaw a. 

Winie Has an aaalatant, or, rather, a partner, 
tat tte ability of this peisonallty Is aoeb ttet 
not ontll Wmle takes tte stase In one, does 
tte andlence fnlly teallie which one te teallT 
la. Both do a lot of ianline and pick theu 

' way tbroasb some pantomimic comedy, bot 
DOthlng atartltaiE U terealed antU WlUle, In 
one, p<iiis a few melodies from a ataxe xjlO' 
phone, which are really marreloosly well plsyed* 
He tears tte loor from tte ttestis «Uk this 




imuxMMM 'MXIITtasT AND CO., PBESBitmia 

,( ~ :■ . ■) -rf ;. ;>pOIIFBOMiaED. 

' ' HSlsstle Thestze. No. 10. Fnll stsge; 10 
Blnntas. Seen UTonday matinee, . Jose 20. 
A playlet which, in klTlnK tbe last chapter of 

, tte diagnstinc life of an extremely eeceulxte 
ateraeter, allows Mr. Hawtrey anntter ctenes 

; to prore te an oncompromialac ' — tterlty 

tn ehaneter treatment. Tta cast, nkldi amt 
dlflarentlatca Itaelf at any mament Cram tte 
Star, leada, on tbe progiSB, as (oDowa:: 

DkTid Dnraad. s tankar. Bitchla Ling 

F'lll*^**"*! hia wife VirglDia Milton 

Jate BldMOt. ter fenner husband 

WiUUm Hawtrey 

A Ullef .Psnl PllklnRton 

John RIdeoat zetnms, after an BtiM^ncc of 
■oTcral years, and, in^iwy nis wife* married 
to another man. attempta blackmail, altboogh 
te teallies the wife bad aincereiy txlieTed him 
to haTO been killed In a railroad wreck. H« 
Slowly becomes Intoxicated snd Is persnaded to 
allow her ontll the next day to get the fnoupy. 
Maasiihile, tte pescs of this tramnll acene 
Is SBiendarad to » ml ttlaC. BMsen t t> - 

tnns, howerer, saA WDi Us wUi is aaswer- 
bw > Ptene esU ftsm ter seeeod bnitead. en- 
tps for the escond tlae and tte second demand. 
Vitn seeklni tte contents of the safe, he la 
met and shot down by tte real thief, wte bad 
concealed himself and heard ail. The wife 
allows tbe mordercr to go free bat, taking his 
revolver, tells her banker hnaband, wtio tban 
SxrlTcs, that she has jost killed a thief. 

Kr. Hawtrey's portrayal of BIdeoat is flrmly 
artistic, yet gentle enough to mellow the nacon- 
Tentlooality of It all. Mr. Bltchle Ung ia get- 
ting tetter erery y«sr, sad PUkhictg^ss the 



thief, which pravcs la 

to tte Idea that thteres shoald te tte «tele 
werte In a dramatic playlet, acted to lost tte 
tight notch of satlaf action. 

BABN DAMOB— WniOAI. SKSCOB. 



which Is Mt 

hot csnles SSIM pcetty girls, seranl 

rather pretty melodies, sad tte poaalbilitles of s 
thaossnd-iier.eent ImpnTemcnt. Zeke, a mte 
alwrlir. played by George Splok, aeema to te 
the cause of it all. but tlie eaoae of Jost what 
la the qnestlon. He botta into a coontry en- 
gagement party, bat Is made as welcome as 
tte flowers in May, and sssomlng the reins of 
tte Tillage chief, coDdnets the dances and 
sttaopts to sOocd all tks ma iia w t;.. 

Aftar an, temsratt ' as attMptad .sMatka of 
a araaleal eemeOy plot Is s dspsrtu* tno tte 
saaa aatli ot dramatle icaaonlng. Partlcalarly 
' li fUi trae of a pocket edition ot that class 
' aC IteelilislSL tat when this fact eliminates 
tte poaalbUltles of plot criticism, indlvidnsllty 
q m es too mncb In erldence and tbe principals 
I aniter Oder tte strain. In. Tbe Bam Dsnee. 
~ ,ttete weak polii^s^^oot^ " iS^ iS ^Hh. 

lim J a m tiia m 'Am'iiium Aim XAH 




. aWa; for this 

J to pisase ss weu as something 

r,WUb six people In tte oast and 

Isac-drawnmat minntea for Uien to ea- 

Wt^anond In a seml-drHmatle manner, tbe 
Story of tte After Han dwindled Into Inslg- 
nmcanee elowly, bat ao sorely that when tbe 
big curtain took Its Unal drop on the act, the 
story fell lost as hard. Tbe one main reason 
for the failore ot maintenance of interest is 
tbe orer amonnt of material, mostly along lines 
ot cheap comedy, which Is hmriedlr aaomed 
Into an already cramped cond wieatia a «g ^lat 
might te a drama ot teal Talo^ tat Mt a diaa- 
iet na ehanet^^-tte eUM^jt WIg J S i ni'll i ^ 

at Dinah. Tte otheis In tte cast startled In 
ao manner worthy ot maDttai, tat had oppor- 
tnnlty been presented In ansa real, instead of 

absurd Rltnatlons, each member woold dcnbtlesa 

prove Inlcri-irtlnic. tbf ahlllty In each case ap- 
_^^^ffEarlng, on the eurf ace, to be annggly oon- 



OAU>WEU< AND HENBT. SINGBBSi xiuik- 
ER8 AND DANOEBS. 

Bnah Temple 73ieatre. No. 4. Olio, In ooe; 
IS minntea. Seen evening, Jnne 33. 

Two colored gentlemen, who make a brave 
attempt, at least, to please, after tbe cliarac- 
terLsUc darky fsBbion. Theirs need several 
oonces of pepper, a dash of anap and a good 
ahaktac op taltaa tetu agaia mmtA aa a bit 
of TaOttr; whkk irinTSs sDa8M:te>|laan tte 
most crltleSL Tte songs, whteb sis aaaeonced 
as original, do Mt derate tte ralne ot tbe offer- 
ing, and after somming np the facta ttet 
neither are extraordinary good dancers or sing- 
ers, it seems only teaslhle ttet ttey shoald 
stick to ctaea-llre aa a feature. Caldwell is a 
bard worker, and Henry an eameat member ot 
tbe "try-to-pleaas;' clahk so tbey shoald ancoan- 
ter uttie dimeailr IB aaltlaB..tiaaiMB a-alMtr. 
per cent tetter Sm ftat IftWt'.dt t>a 
Baah^tryHmt. ' : ' \. ■ ., „ " :" '■■ 

■ ■ CHiCA QO^P^ ntllttf^fe.--' 

Tte Great La France and Everett, who 
were socceasfol vrlth their Mechanical DoU act 
thronghont the East, are serrlog time in and 
around Chicago tor the Western Vaadevllle. La 
France has several acts, all of which are good 
enoogh tor anuUl-tlme fcatnrca, but haa In 
pmparatloo om vhWh, It plans do 
-wraproi* tte baM^d oSTa 
are at tte Blm Ulaad teoas this 



The Girls of Melody Lane, a qnartet «C jmag 
and pretty women wte teve been lO B ila i ^tte 
TaoderiUe UieatMa IV and down tte Ooast ttaie 



for -tte past year, 
wteia ssmat wad. . 
will gtra Obiease s i 

talents. 



I'.laat arnk In OUcago, 
i.aKlkdiS^* a Obcolt 
tS'flMat won their 



Another ateteh, wtilefa la thoncht to nasass 
vaadatflto latatsat. tt^ SUU Uud, 
la aoeb a lapotattai-dt 

_lall * abont a iflna*^ aas, 

Jos W<d^ ukajndoead tte act tetSk la dab* 
oratlBC Ilia pnmetlaa Into' a tBiMaagtb tflMr, 
in wbiok te win star next eessao. 

waiter DtMs, tte popolar city booker ot 
tte Western yaodeTlIle Managers* Assodatloa. 
wm take hla Ta cation, commenclQK Monday, 27. 
He wUl Toyage to Michigan and Usb again, al- 
tboogh it Is daabtfol If Walter wOI enUrOly 
tamt and quit ■euftag aver aa waily-balanpsd 
bOToC TailMr< ' ' 

A t4ttle Bomanee, a eketeh written tiy AUan 
Dwan and Warren Kerrigan, will te tte vehicle 
whicb will convey Mlaa Martte Spier over the 
Orpbeom GtrenK. Her first appeamnes will be 
at tte Majestle at aa aadj date. 
qe« i» Bamn. 

SDVpdfltd ^BttBQT 4t 

Ing blmaelf laat vreek at tte Central 
Aoatln, and firing as tte resaon ttet 
tisl was not as Mc ss tte Ualestle, 

"Desp-StnS" MrTToe. tte bla^ faced eccentric 
dancer, win bis himself nnto hla own chicken 
farm for the sommer mootte, where he will gen- 
eral manage serersl broods of the best daaa 
of Minorcas. 

Tte Circle Theatre cloaes this Satnrday, the 
Kcnoetia next Monday, and the Princess. Wino- 
na, snd Falrbold Honse, at Falrbold. July 3. 
Ttieso warm niontbB do seem to Interfere, area 
where the best patrooage tsrots tba: IMBaga- 
ment. i 

BentoQ. Granby and West tev* started tn a 
two-months' racatlon tefors elalmratlng Olrena 
Day and starting over the Orfdifenm this tall. 
All are In Chicago, tat each expecta to vlalt 
tiio old folks bafoaw taking to the road axaln. 

Hiss Dooglaa, ot Douglas and Dooglaa, la lying 
In the hoaiatal at Laaauig, Mich., irttb a broken 
knee cap. Her partner la atlU 
milng eontraeta, howerer, anotber 
Miss Donglaa' part In tte aklt. 

Braham'a Fbotogrsplis leave tbe town aoon 
for forty weeks over tte Orphenm Circuit. 
Good lack, and we hate to see yon go. A pair 
of tte moet jovial of refined performers. 

Yardaman, with an entirely new act, will start 
ahortly for a complete tear ot tte Pantagea 
time, an accomplishment wbleh wtU take Vard. 
alwat thirty wseks. 

Edith Hanay .wM(<Ma>pellad ta oaaaal saaas oC 
her W. A. OifSt^S^MHStaJi atrsln 
ot overwork. IbsiVliiiflr dinBli'flak' amaa« 

leis. 



NEW YORK PARKS. 

PAUSkBlia PAU 



■mle's woife^n tatb msrrelsas as war 

sa amusing. ConsMerlng ttet te baa only one 
leg. his acrobatic and balancing work and 
dancing Is exceptionally elerer. 

The Strolling Players scored tbe bit of tbe 
erenlDg. The violin selections as well ss the 
singing nambers were well rendered. 

Mr. A Mrs John Powers presented a conglom- 
eration of mirth and song. 

Laorle Ordway waa the teatnre act of tbe 
week. Her Soffragette number waa a acream, 
and her rendltioa ot Fm Dying to Act was 
most eothnslaatleally received. 

Tte Pcziy BIstaiB have an original act. tev- 
csal daadnc and alaglag, an ~ 
dtesd. Whfaa tt tas ftr tta ^ 
bars fMadatiea of a .thaatHeal 
It haa eaaogb aataclal to maka It 




Haneri to atBaet tk9. 

rinnrflalag lafl'Mi ' 
make dally ^ OeMB. "Ba '•MtB:-'>Cr 
eagerly w aleb ed by Ito m ond s wte 

tbe park. 

AI. Moller'a Caronael la one of the largeat of 
Its kind In the Bast, but even Ita eoormoda ca- 
pacity fa unable to fill tbe demands of the 
crowds who have been Tialtlng tte park daring 
the hot apell. CecU Klraap, tte genial eaahler. 
Is having tbe time of her life handling oat the 
pastebosrds. 

Easiness at the- Auto Bace baa been excep- 
tionally good atnce Its opening. Biny War- 
Held, wte manages tte ride la buhbUnc over 
with glee, not to mention hla bolglng packets 
ailed with coin. Joe Daniels Is stUl setting tte 
pace. Tliia . popolar driver haa made many 
frisDds, and hb speed auiila bss been tte cause 
for osoy lepeats. Jm Is cartainly a speeder. 
Mrs. Warileld graces tte eaSh drawer, and ter 
winsome smile gets tte moosr- Osllagber and 
Cnimlngtem are etOl on tte 10b. 

The Frolic haa proven Itsdf to te s most tea- 
cinating ride. I. N. Andenon la tte operator, 
and Miss Catherine Bonan- baa cbarge ot tte 

I ac — -- I M IBS' —imIm— I a 



bss ohacge sC tte.Otacla 



Tte FroUc; his spieling, combined with Mlas 
Bonan's popnlstity, gets tte crowds. 

Frank .WlUela^- wte 

Swing, anaita •scene 

mokXntMai.- Jr.. at tte L X. U Baacb, 
loote tte ptetnre of bealtb and proaperlty. It 
amiles ladMsts. tte boslness telng done, Frank 
must have hla troahles eoiutlng tte caah. Arl- 
sona Bill, chief of the cowte^a, has a line of 
talk on bis ballyhoo which he ought to have 
copyrighted. Some class to that speech. The 
show Is playing to good business. Those with 
the outDt are But Hardy, Jack Hardy, CI Comp- 
ton. John Franc Eagle Jack. BUI Goodman. 
Bert Gudgeon, Jim Wright, BUI Harder. TOm 
Deer, H. A...A]laa.v Uub Qritf WUI* BMAe. 
Two MeoMfc. Haek ■ Oa^ft . .■giieea ketaea are 
with tte ekawy.-;- '-^, 

t. IBii aiasPs.' Weetiecatlen . coareMlou ia 
, WUUaa Oieea is bobm tsetnrer. 

crowd witb bba tna' tte start. 

With the show la Baixy Kent, Thos. A. Shorten, 
Joa. Castello. Green's aaslstaat Is sictalaly a 
wonder In taking cment Agaaa Stalncr la tte 
genial spirit who rules over tte eaah drawer. 

Prof. Ozarfs lUnalon, from Venue to Mara, la 
ooe ot tte moat popular attractions In the nark. 
AwriatlBg him are Mlas Tbslnsa sad Miss Scott. 
HU aaStaat ki ^-teaeiian . Mc muia Oaa- 

iels 




•AMrH.CJOWra DKAD. 



Saropsoo H. Joseph, the old clrena preaa agent, 
died at his home In Cincinnati, Jime 26. efter a 
farlet lllnesa. Tbe faneral will te held Tbais- 
day, lime so. Mr.. joEeph waa the dean of clreoa 
preaa agents, having I>een Identified with all tte 
fkmooa atews ot tike past half century. 



SIjOT IWIACHINES 



on baad and for aale, _ . 

SecODd-band weighing seues, card, peanu t and 

alecbic martilnM. Write for prices. UHlVLBSAl, 

8PBCIALTY CO.. 1407 B. 7lh St., St. I-.ouU, Mo 



at arsaltr rcdneed prieea. 
seues. ea ' 



Stuyvesant Balloon COs 

NEW AND BEO0ND.HAND BALLOONS 
AND FABAOHXrrZS FOR BAL& 
IO»-m B. Main Street, BT, LOUIS, XO. 



WM. J. IRVnt 



Wire Mollis Bailey Show It eootfagj bar* seat 
tlcketa to addreu given In lettar «i alatt. Oti* 
otado, Tex., Jnly I-s: Benjamla. Tta., liv g4. 



Wanted-Ferrls Wheel 

and Menymo-Bound Wanted 0tc aor big Mr. 
Sept 8-S. Can oae acme stroag hlgb-elsss net 

and pay attrsctlozis. Privilege people shoald 

rvuH-tuh.T the Croat North -M niictif.Irr l-^lr, 
CIlAij. WillOIlT, Secy.. North iianciieBtir. Ind. 



Shiiwt ud CraMt^Mtt 

WANTED 



WANTED 
PRIVILEGE PEOPLE 

of all kinds. Shown, and Osnccaaloaa for Bis 

Cowgirls, nancy Shooters snd Bops 

al">r> 8 piece band for all summer. 

«> I M : 'i . Tra '"l,:-- r. 



T. P. 



AUNT DINAH'S HAND LAUNDRY 

Ncwnrr LAU«Niiia bali. oAmb. oi 



Factory now taxed to cap 



tf e 



'00.. 



the bit ot the season. SS^'Sva eamlval 
companlea now en note teve one. "Nnf Bed." 
Painted In colors. It makea as big showing 
aa clrena trout or big ballyhoo. A. B. Jack- 
eon, Cemden, N. J., wrllea: "Annt Dinah 
msklog big tilt; coold use more." Snccsas 
of one shipped to J. B. Langtord, treaaorer 
. Salt Lake * Loe Angclea B. B., brought two 
more ordets ftom 8Ut Lake. Fat Cobea, aor- 
eitr aaaa. aays: "Am carrying aao ss aide 

Ttefs what IkV ALL 

sad fstta, _,qB t tan 




STREETMEN and THEATRE MEN GET BUSY 

Orvnal Jeffries and Johnson Photograptei 

T. H. CARR, Morrison Hotel. CHICAGO. 



Fourth of July Celebration Committees 

IF DISAPPOINTED BY TOtTB ATTBACTION FOB THE FODBTH. WIBB DS. BTWU BBTrBB: 
WHX NOT BOOK DIRECT AND TAKB NO OBANOBST We stUI teve a nomter of Celebrated 
Attraetlona at Utierty for the iOourth. which indadas SBTBBAL FIBST-CLAB8 BALLOON MOTEL- 
TIBS. Onr terma are moat rcaaonahla considering qoallty. 

W M. NUAH AFIIttlllK '-"""'Mt fi»m» ip* iu— ».ti..oia niitB kti. qm* 



Bqasest l^niival in New Jeney This S^^ 



.'WM to toH'Vl'UMI. 



Attapicca of Firemen and Business Men's Aaaodatlon. Can plaos 
Other big ones tallow. Mo open weete. No dead ones, 
sttractloos. Wlrs or wtlta them st LONG BBANOB, N. X 




WANTED-QUICK 

Fiye Sober BiUposterSy Comedy Grcns Acts 



all klnda, mnsiclana for band, alto to do 
— I oalr wanted. Long asssonLtte best ot 



.TOT 



torn, two good downs; aober, nllabM 

wm stsnd bsif tares .to Join. 

atckamat Oaaadai Ik Wkltewoodt 



NIGRO & LOOS SHOWS 



FURNISH ALL ATTRACTIONS FOR 



Richmondp Mls^url» Gelebratloiia week July 4the 



kinds of FAT I 
sad P IA N IBJB 



■BOWS and BIDDTO OBVIOBS. Oonceaahma (IA. Can plaea mMMHi 
far PlaaUtloq: alw WHin nAMIST, BAU.X FBOPLft aarSUSW 
KlOBd AMD LOOS, wask Jate W. Ptettabarfc Me. - 




wAnsD, roB aor K raro xoHB nrAB 1 

(or band and orcheatra, also sOlo b-8at clarinet. Other moalelaai 

Oni place two good aong and dsnee eomedlsns and any good acta ttet 
can te oawd onder an 80-tt. round tt^ wItb two 40-ft. middle pieces; some, 
thing to teatnre; must te experienced troopers. Best ot feed. Show will 
play sommer resorts along coast of Oalf of Meileo, sll summer. Fins Sablof 
aod tethlng. Joe Bolilnier, James Leakey. Jack Wliltaer. Bert Jaoote, _aM 

Jim Jellenea. write. BOX B. POX, Maaanr. Bdlrllta 

1-2: Caldwell, 4-64: Sommerrink Ktabaa. U-&Ut; 
Mstsiotds. IS-M-aO; Bay 0Ity7n-i — — 




Oattlac a SO-teot rids each ravohi- 
tionVltotUat like It. Strictly U s 
elaaa ot tu own. It la IS feet long) 
not a toy, tat a real live merry-go- 
toand. Can not tip over. Nothing <• 
break or wear oot Baa connter bil- 
ance sliding scst for csrrying riders 
ot different weights. Seata adjust tor 
aide riding tor misses and growD-uji*, 
Either or both rldera can propel « 
either can aUyp tbe other. Attract* 
more attentloa than all other devlet* 
la Ue parks. Write torteU tajjr 
matlon. OTT OIXOLX OWm Ow 
Ospt. Z, B VSas, m. ■> 



JULY a im 



Xne Billboard 



29 



MARK L. STONE AT THE JAP- 
ANE8E-BRITI8H EXPOSITION. 

FrlcDiU or tbl» svdI'I ■■>■) popular promoter 
■rr rcdiilfota of uvwi that Uark L. Stone baa 
mrbi'<l the Japaneae-Brltlah Expoaltloa In Sliep- 
irils Uusb, London. Mr. Stone'a trip waa ipeot 
Boi't et'Dlalljr and be retiimed In (ood health at 
Qnceunlon-n. He conlemplatra comblDloK buil- 
2h« with pleaauie trbUe abroad and It will 
■fabablr b* a maath or moi* befoM ha graeea 

. SiMdinr .w itii '■M»', iii iiw .M . ; ^ . ■ 

CAMfWELL BROS. IN WRECK. 

Inokaaei Wa«b., Jane 23. — Tbe Campbell 
Bna.* Bb<nr arrived at LewlatoD, Idaho, Sunday 
■Icbt, Jon* 16 at II P. M., beinc twelve bouni 
late on account o( tbe first aectlon bctoc wrecked 
at GraoKe City Junction, Waab. Out or one hun- 
dred and flftr employes on this lectlon, oolj' 
four or are uere ■llirbtly bruised. One band 
wacon in tbe dllcb. (oar baeitace boraea killed, 
one aiiick <vi tuiuplelely demolished cuntalninc 
tbinr brad at horse*, all of which were more 
tir Iviu Injured, represented the total sum oC 
the wreck. 

Tbe accident bappeiwd early Sunday monias, 
June 10, while tbe train waa making gaot time, 
with prospect* of reacblns tbelr next alaad two 
hour* ahead of time. Suddenly tbara waa a 
collision between tbe chow train, eonsUtins of 
elfbteea cata, and a awltcfa cistne, banllns one 
car. The tableau wagons used In the parade 
were piled np In an IncoaeelTable manner, stand- 
ID( oo enda, wblle others wet* awltcbed acroaa 
the flats at Interrala. Tbe moat fortnaata tblng 
was that tbe trsin crew bad ]uat switched a car 
of elephants to the atcood section befoca lesTlng 
tha Jonctlon for tbe final mn e( aaranty-two 



JUVENAL'S VIEWS. 




fooda and a 
■way aad dew M 



Test of the failures together and atarta to franw 
np a camtTsI of bis own, writes to rennlona^ 
claims to bare everything, so that yon bare to 
pnt real money up against bis wind. Tbe Bill- 
board publishes rentes Innocently of so-called 
camlrals that bare nothing but a Oyp Joint, 
sack of confetti and pet dog, and they are tbe 
Bnt to push up to another show and say do yoo 
recognise professlooala— protenalonal wbatT — . 
Tbete SM cogd eoMtastimalfas aad I bave sonia 
or them, nay ttr te help the saaaager and 
not knock, ae wben nay dnOsc wiftsa to Bin. 



dlDm aboKS ' alwayp; 



doga taken. 



ft 



DAY AND NIGHT FAIR. 



Crown Point, Ind., Jane 2T.— The Lake Coun- 
ty Fair, to be held hen! August 23-26, will be 
a day and nigbt (air. Tbe eTeaiag show con- 
sists «t the special attzactlsaa la .fkaat af tbe 
gtaod itaaa. tk« - knd cMgwto aad Um dan- 
dnt partUM fslag to fan MMt. 

J. a. Ooadlac at MMdHasM. O.. feaa the 
swing ptiTUsfe and will ' 
with a 



ronletta . wh iM . 
lug »• 




A NEW THRILLER. 



Milwaukee, Wla., Jnne ST. — A new park and 
(air sensation Is making Its appsarance here 
this week. It Is known as Tbe Wloar, human 
streak, and la canalag a seasatlon in the Cream 
Olty. TbU act, which la new, is compoeed o( 
a man sUdlac down aa a little car on a cable, 
■aktng a^taalght staadlur Maaee slide of 
" «iMa fNoi;* ICMNt taunt lata a 



tank • >Bat_wlto'i 



_ ,^ltalns 

a ' diva ttfongb 



ka.iMkia'tiM' 



MISS DARLING RETURNS SOON. 

Miss Jcasle Darling, the famous roller sks- 
ter, retorns to America at tbe completion o( ber 
Knropean tour In Jnly. Silas Darling brings with 
her n new style ot skating, which she Intn- 
flnt in Fails. 



>^!Sy^!l( 



Holmes' Wild Went htt aI«o Joined, making 

sixteen paid a(tractIoil« nrrlc^I hy tin- rompsny. 



AONU AHUN. 




,^ The aboee Is an exact likeness of Agnes Ahncat «C Ska Akscai. 
physical eultnrc, bead and hand balancing act. 



: ndned 



Mrs. Ahem la considered by managers and pieea aa the SMst pacfeet formed lady gymnast 
In the Wcat. Mrs. AhiMn hi not only aa artist on the stage, bat deslgna aad makea tbe elaborate 
•"•""lea which have won each a.teralatloa fee this act. „ ^ ... . 



Wanted-First-Glass Carnival Co. 

with not Mas than tea sood Shows aad a nee Attiaetiaa. Oood opptrtaaltr, UBBRAI, xmtlia. 
•te. "^»-.'— -fl"'-*-» IT If .r W—T'^. ^TT "-|*^ '^-^ *** *** n— -a ■» 



Jones' Buffalo Ranch Wild West 



lODWAT J 



show. Desfjr Kesser, JoIb. WAMT atnac coner and alto to straacthea bead; food trap 

Wlnehendon, Mass.. July 2; Qardaer. Masa., 4: Greenfield. Mass., S. 




UT TM A Itf A T Altf 17 The Most Marvelous Musical 
nU 111 An A I bstnunent Ever Invented. 

Nothing like It In the world. Produces sweetest mnaic, whether It be the ]oyoas 
notes of a qnlck-step or tbe solemn strain of a church hymn: In fact, any 
class of mnalc csn be pisyed upon the Bnmanatone wltboai practice, as 
It Ifl almost a seU-playlog Instrmnent. Flayed with a piano or any other 
accompaniment, tbe effect la entrancing. Tbe beat seller aad money getter 
for fairs, camlvals, celebrstlons and demonatratlona. Send (or price list. 

HiniANATONE CO., 104.106 Nassao St, NewjYorkGfy. 



Great Cosmopolitan Show Number Two 

Waiits me more Sbow, few nore Musicians and Plantation Poopio 

CbMlar Oiir, wiMa. Baatat llaaoa City. Iowa, week June 2T: La<^oase. Wla.. atiaejL wiak 
jgy 31 fimge, Wla.. atreeta. week Jaiy Uj Iron Moon tain. Mich., atrsetn. week Jaiy g 



PARK PEOPLE AND CONCESSIONERS 



It yon are near, XDMP HEBE FOB TBE FOUBTH, and If yon like tbe looks of things, slay for 
tbe season. OVEB BUTY TBODSAND HEBE, and nothing doing on tha 4th except at tha park. 
WANTED — Ferris wheel, ocean ware, bnman roalette. candy wheel, high atrlker, pit ahowa, dew 
and pony show, small circus. MOTE — This Is a good place (Or shown to get a SOllOAT DATB. 
WANTED, BVBBTTHINO THAT GOES IN A pXbk. We hate coaater. baatsw SHtiy-go-nMnd, 
howling alleys, photo gallery, hot lunch, abootmg gaUn, eandatte . laanlaii TUa la one ot tha 
finest parks In tbe State of Michigan. Addreas, I., }. WHITE. Haaagcr OAKWOOD PARK. 
KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN. 



1MNTEB! LOOK! WANnO! THE WEIDER AMUSEMENT COMPANY 



WAMTB one BMre Bensstlonal FVee Act, two more (Aows that do not eoniUet. WANT Beal Flaa- 
tatlon People ttat bare their own band. We w&l (omlsb 30xW tent, seats, stage, acenery, onr 
own piano aad swell pictorial (root. Show la routed tbrongb Michigan and Canada- who la 
ahead 0( tbe abowT Will B. la. NUFF 8KI>> NO MORE PDNKS FOR MB. Tha abow la making 
good, eo get with tbe U*e one. WANT two Oriental Dancing Otrla. PriTUege People, wby don't 
yoa gat with a live oaeT We are getting towaa where othcra cant*. One week la an job act la 
thia ad. ifa^^fhj ^mSSHlfiaS^JntS*^ ** '•■OBLUI 



WIBDmANN BIMSi* BIOAMmieAM SH( 
V nOUOH mDM AND INDMN 

Wail It ily 

lir«llld buy or leaae gmall dephant. Abo wadd BlM'tD 
Peopl»» Whif mtidi Colorad. Addiwi MpT wate. 




ZXBAZBX MUIA 

QAPITAI, OF TBMt WOBU). 
PlOOBBUIVa XOUNO AGBKOT 

P~rV*"g Bxehange booked their llrvt act Jn^ 

their sqnars deal method with both managers and 



VandsTllle 



It 340 days age. alaea which time th«r ban, thraasb 

sonars deal method with both managers and artuta, nude napiecedented Inroada la old 

established teirltory nntU they now bare their circnit my notleeebly established and aia enllating 



IS prered a big boost to boot 
It liberal propeaalTs plana, 
to bo BAMOiO either Bam 



new bonsea weekly. Tbe serrlce offered by tbe 3 B. lias 
The affalra of tbla exchange are condocled npon the most 
M. I.. Blrachberg. permits no stalls or smpf 

and la glad at all tinea to " 

poalttveneas o( the (atnre i - 

thoiOBghly demonstrated laat week when the etata 

piled with. Managers deainng good serrlee, win find It profitable to 
arUata wttt open Ume for Joly and Angnst. shoold write this exchange at 



ired a big boost to booc-olBce recelpta. 

The manager, 
~ or artlsta. 




A3! UBEKTY FOR SIDE SHOW 

PUNCH AND JUDY 
MAGIC AND LECTURER 

Swdkai out^ in iOielmfaml. ' KtSiS OOEBs eira BflllioiHd* GfadmiatL 



A. Alfreno Swartz Family 

Actamriedpd CluqiiB Hifl-wire Waikin If tfci NhM 

Consisting of three distinct acta, S ehUdrea and 1 adalt. Act 

wire aetj no limit to height. Act. <2)j "-^ -• 

the b aby elep hantj " 
great sncceaau 
Pur tanaa> etc.. 




ROLL TICKETS 

•THE BIG TICKET AT THE SMALL PRICE" 

Your own apeeuJ ticket, ainr printinft am wJoifc a e cnfmt rtar anmlMnd, « 
KU»nmteed.^PECIALrarCCSFOf[ THE BIG ROLLTICKCT: 

6,oo&-«i.26 Mfloiy-um to j an t TJP 

10.000—3.50 aStOOO— SJQ MOyOOO— MUDO 

PMiVl Atpment. Ouh witili the ante. OONmXN TIGKBISl B^OOO # .l> M 
STOCK TICKETS — SET CENTS. Got the aawiplw 

NATIONAL TICKET CO., Shamokln, Penn. 




At Parks, Faira aiMl AamaaMal Raaartg. ft a iy w l w i e 

The Greatest Tan Kakar aad Xsoay Xakar la ear 
Ijioghing Xlirer Shaw. Beat peepssinea ever sgesed 
the Amosament Manager. Large retnras on a aaaU 
Investment. Easily manared. Any one can be sac* 
ct-sf>ful. Rnunlng expenses hardly anything. Al- 
ways ready for bnalneas. No trouble to get the 
people In. Tbe roars of laughter from pleased 
patrons draw the crowds better than any ballyhoo. 
Onr la p tered alnoca are aiade ot a. highly pollsheil 
niefert isaipiiilUBB w uM , Thar can ant last aad 
wni iMt taralsh. Sasse app ear a ae e aa the glasa Blr- 
rots and answer saoM parpoea at far leee ccet. Be- 
ing light in weight and non-hieakahle, they_are the 
only really portable .mlrrora erer made. W« hOTO 
made the laughing minor a specialty, aad can tur- 
nlsh Ideas thst an snre to get the mon ey. Write 

'^n'^Trn'A^PB^flK'iglij^^ 



30 



T 1\ e Billboard 



JULY S, -MM. 



ROUTES AHEAD 




tQ eooMbnt* ttetr datn tar mm *put- 
Batmdaj of each w««k to bMM paWlf tV'i, 
Cm of ctetsm. U«Bfa«ts ot th» pntmttnn 
•HMMd In can of Xbo BOIboora, mad It 



Telegmms inquiring for routas not 
givM in these column* will l>e ignored 
■niees anawere are prepaid. 

Par f ofmere and Acts with Cireuaaa 



Whan no date is given the week of 
June 27-July 2 is to be. aupptied. . 



The: 3219 Colorado are., 

Two Great: 2210 Grarier aW!;I_ 

AbuT: 1695 Broadway, N. T. C. 
Alltn tc Kenna: 125 Bnwer at.. Norfolk. Va. 
Aoderaon & EUUon: 3603 Locust at., Phlla. 
Andtem & Abbott Co.: 3963 Morgan St., St. 

Lools. 

Anglo-Saxon UoslcxI Trio: Gen. Del.. Phlla. 



Pnk) 




AtaBBk, Jte: 714 w eth 
Angid * Ttener'a School 

Galcatnn, m., 4-0. 
Applebr. E. J. (Norka) Aknu, Ol; (OoOjMr 

Garden) Colnmbaa. 4-8. 
Amolda, Chaa. (Bljoo) SiSlaav. ma. 
AmorlU Slaten (Arcade) Saolt Sta. Ibxta^ Ouu 
AlTis Braa. (£sTle) Alton. . m. - ' . . . 

Newiooya Quartette (Ocpteom) aa* 
wmah. Oa.; (Ha]eatle) Jaekaamllle, Ila.. 

411. Geotse (Kmplre) Stcatioid. Itac A*; 
(Palace) Lelccatar U'U; (iBalie) ~ 

^ Bnahl»:23. - 
AateUcan Dancers, Btt.ifnw 

Beach. N. Y. 
Alfarretta, STmands, Bran & Adams (Wailt- 

inctoo) Spokana: (Majestic) £>eatae. 4-9. 
ABlotta. Three (O. H.) Tfvlnttnn. Ky. 
^1 (Otpbemn) SMOtla'-Wqk. 

■'-^''ilP^^ 5re;)*Nl r. it ' - ' 

Geo^ B. (Majeatlc) " 

AddlBOO * Urlnsston (O. H.) 

AdcnU^Bna. (Chadwiek Park) AAaVtK. Z> 
Azeola * Co. (BlTemew Pai^lMMBlk--'^'^ 
Ahrams. Monis (Lakeside Pad9 :MrMb 

(Dome) Mlddletovn ««. . . 

Anatlo. Joe (Oipboa) ^MMMk' 9-i- KW<L 
a~«'" & KI 

(O. B.) Fl 




> Jtx::a: 

-ifc'-i:^- 

fUhtvaa) 
. Ire* (B« Mawa> mCTaan. 
Bulowe Bna. COkrrtel) RaaUact^ 1''. 
Blnner * Chapman COQataO 
Ballerlnl'i f^anlnw (Hmt 

Barker, BOMir: 1I>% S. HIsh at., CMmAoa, 

O. 

Barrx St Richards: Dinsrmans F^ertT* Pa- 
Barten ft Garlleld: 2090 E. 53d at., (Hereiand. 
Barto ft iteCne: 819 N. Second St., Beadlna. 
Pa. 

BMrd. BUly: 1401 Drajton St.. SsTannah,. Ga. 
B»^k ft ETana: 14 N. 9Ui at. Pblla. - 
Beecher.ft Fennel: 1553 Broadway. N., T. C 
Behees. Tboae: 72M K. 18th at.. Kasaaa City. 




»W. «Bth at.. N. T. C 
Bauctt * Xuealto: 9M W. •Rfc at- N. Z. a 

Btanea. BOla.: Om 

O. K. T,_ a 
BUyek'a. Capt. lia 

Berlla, QO'. 
BImlioa. The: (M- PaeUe at.. Appleton. Wis. 
BIndlcj. Flarenea: MOT ISth are., Brookljn. 
BtBdler. nocence: MOT 15th are.. BnxAIya. 
Blaaebard ft UarUn: 1159 OcUtU St.. Saa 

riBiielBco. 

BkaHas. Mr. ft SIra.: Ft. Worth. Tex. 
B onner ft Maradlttr MM;..B w<w y, 
Boatna NewsboyVT' jQavtette? 1 ftnH^'fl^ & 
XyaB. UaaB. 

g^/f - ■" ' ' 



Brahm'a I,adlea Qoartette: 1129 S. Hm at., 

Loa Angelea. 
Brand. Laura Martiere: 515 Main St.. Boffalo. 
Brenon. Downlns, ft Co. (HalestJc) Johnstown. 

Pa. 

Brewer, Ctj^t. Cbaa: The Bmhoard, docUmatl. 
~ ~ ~ 981 Hm at.. Balen. Ore.- 

ttt The Billhoard. (SInciaaall. 

, Rcnie: 140 Meals st_ PUIa. 

Bndda. Aerial: 120 S. Thbd at..' DartOB. O. 

Bnrord. Bennett ft Bnford: 1703 Mlehlcan are., 

Cblcago. 

EnrRsss. Haxrer J.: 027 TYentoo are., Pltts- 
borg. Pa. 

Bnmell. Ulllan; 2060 W. North are., Chlraeo. 
Bnrt. Al. J.: Bancroft Bids.. Altoona. Pa. 
BIocfT*'!!. Mablo (Pastlnte) Bbmli^rham, Ala. 
_30Jalr 2: (Majestic) Enorrflle. Tenn., 4-9. 



Bnma Slaters, Tlute (Empress) Ksnaaa City, 

Mo.. 4-9. 

Boldnc, Mostcal. ft Roy: Borne. Ga. 
Bamo, Eemlns ft Co. (Hippodrome) Utica, 
N. T. 

Barlows. Breakway (HIppo<liome) Unlontown, 
Pa.; (Hippodrome) Yooncstown, O., 4-9. 

Bean ft HamUton (Foar Mile C^k Park) Erie, 
Pa.: (Shea's) Toronto. Can., 4-9. 

Bloodlnl Brosu (lake CUS Park) Dallaa. Ttax.. 
SOanly 9. 

Boyle Bros. (lOaaloa) Salt Lake. V,. INUy 2.. 
Beatoa. Elwood (Qwey Island) asrinmll 

Barshaw, Walter (Alrdome) Hot Sprinsa. Ark. 
Bycta ft Hermans (Andltorlnm) Sooth Bend, 
Ind. 

Bells. Foot Dandns (Empress) Milwaukee. 
Booth Trio (Norka) Akron. O. 
Botxesa. Bobby & West Sisters ((^tal) Att- 
deraon, Ind., SOJnly 2; ((>aycty) Indlantpolia. 

BazeUy,-I>aa OfStaalie) CJaanen BIsni. Jte._. 
- - - ett ft BaM Qfirie Hdl) BiKV- 



Oiaae. Clifton E.: 44 6th St., New Bedford, 
Haas. 

Cbenlel, Bmlle: 291 Newport STe., WoUaston, 
Uaaa. 

(3aeka, The: Box 353. Ctiariton. la. 
Clalbome. Kay a: 2M Sccartty Hide.. Los 
Angeles. • : . ' , . . :-. 

CUpper. Jeaas *.MfeU,«« a- 1 m^:9mimmi- 

Waati. - 
CUto ft SytTCStcr: Ml N. lOU tt.. nila. 
Clotllds ft Meatnae: S23 W. 38th St.. K. X. C 
Coaksiy. Cla i ai. Wasua. Wis. 
- - ' ~ 1» JM C.tftk 



■dn * MaM: One iraA 

et. «. ETt - . iJ.- 
rawncd. COcaa BL: 'MM 



Giaancd, 

O. 

Crawford ft Delascey: 110 Lndlow St., Belle- 
fODtalne, 0. 

Ooas ft Psnlette (Star) St. Johns. N. P.. Can. 
Ctattj, Oto.: White Rata. 112 5th are.. Chi- 
cago. 

CoUen Broa: 2910 Ellsworth at, 
Cammlngs, Balpb E. : Beal — " 

Chicago. 
CorraB ft Ullton: Phlla 

Oiarles. Thayer (K. K. K. Co.) Desbler. O.; 

(K. K. K. Co.) Barbertoo. 4-9. 
Caraon Bros. (OtpteoB) Seattle: (Oiphaaa) 



laraon Bros. « Hu >ai i» ) 
PortlsDd, Oja, tSi, 



Pa.; 



Cnn ft 

CaiUoa' Slaters (Crystal) Ttt s l dad, 

pbeom) Oreeley, 4-9. 
Crane, Viola, ft Co. (Waahlastaa) 

Ofajeatle) Seattle. 4-9. _ 
(>>rnaUas, Stx (Hippodrome) Unlontown, 

(Hippodrome) Yoongstown. O., 4-9. 
Cbttrell ft Hamilton (Lemp'a Park) St. Louis; 

(NOTelty) St. Lonls. 4-9. 
Clipper Comedy Four (Waiow Dale) Lowell, 
(Henderson's) Coney Island. N. X., 

ft WaUstda (Ifajeatle) 

r * Msaatte (Faatacni i 

CeL;. (AM) an. IkaadH^.M.. 



This Uaoidc is avdlalite^to data bi^. 



no'ioiitB. 




Hame. 



•■"V-'i.'!-"- 1- 



If you are unable to give route, and deare to have your per- 
maneafe address listed, kmdly provide the necessary infonnatioii. 



Bizrka ft &iow , ^ 

Bayes ft Norworth (ZeM^ Ha) 

2T-InlT 8. 

Baader-IaVells THo (Oi p liei u u) Fartamootn 
(Bed Hen'a Circna) ^^(Oeld. 4-9. 



onr; 



ii»«tfci.»v Qnartetta 



IT 



FariE) Ma 



Banctotta, Tb» (DKoiilBBd) Vgogrtk. Meat, 

1-2. 

Babcoek (Chadwiek Park) Albany. N. X. 
Barabon Troupe (Chadwiek Park) Albany. N. T. 
Barlow'a Dog ft Pony Circus (Chadwiek Park) 

Albany, N. Y. 
Bemardoo. Tba (O. H.) Cleartleld. Pa. 
BoTla ft Dailcy (National) San Fraaeiaco, 4-9. 
" latat (Fantagea) Spakeas. . - 
Ob. (MoBioe) CWcaaat •■■^--.^i / V 
Co. (Fkmny) Detntt.- 
ft (Greenwood (Weat Bid Park) New 
Odesn, 4-10. 
Byna ft Nelson: Carnegie, Pa., 30-Jnly 2. 
Bushy ft WUIlams (Starlight) Polaskl. Va. 
Blsbee ft CkmneUy (Tbeatorlmn) Lanaing, Mich.. 
a&July 2. 

Blckett Family (Coney Island) Cincinnati. 
Cady, Hypnotist: 114 T. are., CMar Bapida, 
la. 

Calceds. Orsat: 4 Stgas st, N. Z. a 
CalTert-PaMM^^nax. Maasad. Ma: '•f ;-'. 
Campben-OB^aHHR' CtanadM. Mmk' CU- 
eago. 

Caateld ft CsiItOB: BeasoBhmst L. I.. N. Y. 
CatUn ft Clark: 9U Proapect are.. BoITalo. 
O iTMel ns, Vsor: The Blilhasid, Cladooatl. 
Cam Bsiais: «• W. MOtk at,..Jt Z. C 
Cama ft HaAatt: VSlr Hana, Wi-LZZ,-^ 




Case, Charley; 
Case, Fsal: 81 
Caraaangb ft 

Kanaaa (^ty. Mo. 
(AantreQ ft Scboyler: 219 Prospect are. 

lyn, 

Chapaian Sisters: 1629 MllboTB St.. iBdlaamdla. 
(niarblnoe. Three: 1553 Broadaar. H. Z. Ci 

CharJotte-Hot«llDg Dno: ^='^ _ .«» — 

Rantdi. Mich. 



Brook- 



* Mfsr (PanUges) St. Joaepb. Ma. 
Dssa B. (Star) ColnmhU, Uo.; (BMa- 
eeaa A ii dea l s) CaSeTnile. Kan., 4-S. 
Oohom ft Pearson (Miles) MlnneapoUa: (Ma- 

jcatle) St. Pan!, 4-9. 
<»aay ft Dayne (Orpbeam) Saa 
Jnly a. 

aoBont, Jean (Bljoo) Rfa^' 

Caotas, LeUa (Inrtlanola Faik) Otlaafteik O. 

fThsntecler FfDur ((krioolal) Bortoo, Kaa~ 4-#: 

(Alxdorae) Olathe, 7-9. 
CatToU ft Lealle: PhOa. 
Carmen, Great (Flynn'a Park) 
CamelU ft DePor (Chadwiek 

N. Y. v. 
Cllifocd (Star) Colmnbiis, Mo. 
Oaytoa-nsv nayna: kUaaeapolla. 
Oooper, Sao, W. (Oloba) Boatoo. 
Crown Itadeal Dno (Caatae) Bostaa. 

Carr Trio (PanUgeT) " - " 

Church City Four (Nei 

SOJnJy 1 
Cates. Four Mnalcal (PaatsaaO 1MB 

Onlatto, Arttsr ft Emma- CfntMW^ 

Conrthope, Jane, ft Co. (ftlhaatcs) H. T. O. 
Christy ft WOlls (Alhsmbra) N. T. O. 
Dale, Tar (Cbeater Park) Cincinnati. 
DeSebeUe, Dorothy, ft Co. (Dnlqae) 

apoUa. 

Domost, Maris (Boblasoa) CInciaaatl. 
DcComas ft Ongo (Bobioaaa) Ctadnaatl. 
Dale, Dainty Uortle: 252 W. SOth at.. N. Y. O. 
Davla, Barry: Colcmbia Hclahla, Minn. 

S?' « g.Ttli ain^^yL .to. 

JaUna J.: 101 B. Broadway, N. 

ft Oiaceta. 23S Ciyatal ava,. Radlay, 

Oeniekca, Maaleal: 610 that St. Mfesn. «« 
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aliwoal trilllmf laaraatoaa (Mene 

— aUada SllDa ud af«llktt a dIaMOaa 
—has ao paaU, Coll or arUfcUl back- 
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31 



Dick. Rmj: B23 Ofalo ■*••. Kokoao, lad. 
Olck^oD, BIclurd: Xclran. ItaM. 
OIU. Fnok 4k Bcica: OaUwuc N. J. 

puoT* nemm: KOg. JMdL _ _ „ 

»<*» * . jjw itfc.-w y. g. t a 

■■k Mk Mf V. Bute It, CUeasa. 
WmmtmX * WlUat (Victor) New Orlcua. 
Dm*. BII9: 109 B. BlKb it., CoIombU, Tean. 
DowDejr. Ledle T. (Elite) Sbct>ox(u, WU. 
Downrir 'Wlllin]: 41 Unwood are., Detroit. 
OoTle. H<rT7 U.: S18 Airbrake ate., WUmar- 
ilBg. Pa. 

DreiQO, Joata: BcTcrs Hooae, Oilcaso. 

DRV. CaireO: Aetonf FBad, Oalety Xkcatn 




S. Y. 

DrHiTrn & 

BeLl^le. JactftaW (i 

lad.. 4-8. 

BanMAT (Creaecnt Oaidoa) Boattm. Ilaaa. 
I>ii>i*l« Troope (BIfpedroiDa) ToaacitowB. 0. 
Oner. Lottia, Trio (O. H.) Bidcwajr. Pa.; 

tCrratal) BnddMk. ««. 
Dapmi * DeTa* <BIpaadiaaa) .Vllca. H. T.; 

(SaroT) Bnaraw. 44. 
DutK. Darhw (Bljoo) Riehmood. Ta. 
Don^b & Bosaell (WasbiBctao> Spokane; (Ua- 

JraUr) Seattle. 4-8. 

lireir. Ulaa RmakM, WUtm 6M (Cal«H) Dea 

_ aMfta^talit— • -.- V* i, - ' _ 

MBala. « CtaMB >|B^MBBf " : MB VnDclaco, 

n«rnakte. SylirU fJUca) Detroit. *^ 
Mir SUtera (Hajcatie) GMea«»: OlaJmOe} 

Mllartakre, 4-9. - 
Dorptbr. Mr. Garla (MaltMlet jMkMnrlll*. 
_na.: (Uajeatlel OilMl ii. Oa.. Ml 
DeOeach. MaaUa S. (OnaO) PMIa. 
Dbpood Cooetr Itar (— lira) Lavdl. Kanu, 

IkB. Emna (Palace) Kelecater, Cac. ««: (Km 
_|be) Keweaatla. U-I«. 
tN»ayc Uaae * Brdra (Ctatar FaA) On- 
^aU^ ( f lM t a — i FMk) BMt St. XmIs. 

il^T'nw?'^ (Dciaar OotaM tt. iMla. Ma. 
De%nbla. Gicat (AlidOB*) BtailL lad.: (Alr- 

dOQiel Terns Baote 4-8. 
DiTis & Moran (Hlppodrose) AabaTilla. M. Ct 

(Pirkl Cbarleaton, 8. C, 4-8, 
D'.xrrille. Jrasette: CUcaco. 
E«ilon. Two: NoblMTlllc, lod. 
Eagoo & AoatlD.- Natloaal BoteL MloneaDOIla. 
B Barto: 2531 N. HoUlamod it.. PkDaT 
P CoU: 1144 BtaadwaTTN. T. C. 
Waiaa * Oaylor: lOOS 8. 1 at.. ^ 



S!" * CHftaa; AlaxandrU. lad. 

Bg* iP^i.Jff ^^^^f*'9* Tack, 





■wlya SMeta: IBS <ln«a aro.. Bnokln. 
^lata. The; 4B» TMfalr Amata. Oa. 

Bdora (VaJeaOei' IliilnlM. 8. C: 
enai) Eariuak. ea_ 4-«L 
<SS. Vs****^ iSSm (kattooal) Saa 

^vl^'Jl.,^"^ • »»«on rWcM b« Puk) 
»rw Orleasa: (Oraod) Tailailiia. Kr.. ML 
C% ft (Alidome) ^^tSSw^T^K 

IjijJjaMc) Charleatoti.' B. O. «?• T^^* 

■lgj;^lj«**ta.'»«» (Itatate ItetT Park) 

Vaaalo Trio (UaiaM) M»««»«yi>tw 

AU.nt'JTciS- * 
'cmo"'' ** Aamlrml at., New Bann 

SwSi.°'^L"\">i* Slate M., (nilca*o. 
" gggfa * ArUbnr: 1144 w. 30tb at., Cbl 

!S3iti?l'w* (Hammeratela'a Eoof) N. T. a 
nSrt5jL*J"2i«L«- SllnoaapoUa. 

PbiT?" 

netchcr ft' 
Franri 

Flordelli 
Tom ft 
Ulna. 

* Snmmera 

Stlch . 

"^'J-.O'*",* Co.: Ut Lake are., Bei 

KSTiXS'v.'*. Bafcway. Tf. J. 

xI2'*5i^J»«lt««: n^dertek Obtt^e, Hpuih' 

"■Jr"'' * Downtnj: 418 Straad. l^C 

p^"! * R»<t': S14 W. 23d at.. |i.UT.?a 
g« ft Ward (Maleatte) Ciolorada Bkrtm Oaln. 

<oIS.SrtS;kSS: 

5JanV. jn«T,h J.; ooara, la. 

JalT** * tkl »>M (O. H.) Maea, O. 

n-Mfa ■■ - 




SIT N. lOth at., Bastnaw, 



80- 



"jMla* ft 
* ' 

r!!: J5a * <'<»■ 1"*"' Ohailerol, 



i- f i m i L Fnk) Kaoaaa Oltr. 
[laaaaan » ■kiilSffT^S'.^J;' _ - » 



JokBIV (Eaatem) Baltimore. ZT-Jolr IS. 
Faacbattl ft Bolx-rU (Gemi CirroU. la., 30- 
J0I7 S: (Olfety) Omaba. >'eb., 4-8; (Mlcbcl- 
aoaV QiiM luaad T-8. 
"Ml GkM, II, tlMoolal) Wllklntbarc, Pa. 
A. J.: GhaWftoo, iDd., 4-S: Sbelbura 7-S. 
aw, Hldn (Greater New Xork Q>.) Aablasd, 
Kjr.; (Greater New York Co.) Mancbeatar, 
O., 4-9. 

Flelda', Harrr, Beboo) Kida (Blppodrome) Aahe- 
TlUe, N. C; (UajeaUc) Cbarleaton, S. C. 
4-9. 

Oardlnen, Tbree: 1868 N. Stk at., Pblla. 
QtnitT, Harrr (Empire) Loa Ancelca. 
Oar. Great; B2 (»tcaso at.. Pracpart. 111. 
Oarlor ft OiaS: 16 Ablagdw Bq.. M. T. C. 
Oarwis ft Mmtaati etel Haaia. Plttabnrs, Pa. 
Olbaoa Biw.: t WUtov at., Braoklra. 
GUdcn SMan, Ikna: fH BUl a**.. M. X. C. 
Oodfrer, Hal: Car* P. 

«. y. O. 

OoC ft LeBor: Care Bact 

Bide., II. T. C. 
Ooldea ft Hofhea: MUford, Maia. 
Ooodboa ft Bnrseea: WUte Bata. N. Y. C. 
(Jorman ft Waat: 4403 Sth are.. Brooklrn. 
Oonld. Wb.: Green Boom Qnb. 139 W. 4Tth 

at., N. T. C. 
OraDtler. Helen: Loaf Acre Bide.. N. 7. C. 
Orar. bid: 28. W. U*tti at. N. T. C. 
Oreeowood. Beaale: 830 N. State at., Chlcaso. 
Orooa Slaten: 008 M. Hetmltase a*c., XMa- 

tau. «. J. 

Cmm. I^aa O.: IMmoat Hotel. XanAall. Ite. 
Oiabar ft Kaw (MaMle) Ft. OaOlaaL Caio.; 

(Lyrle) taiamie, VI jo., 4-9. 
Oaffner Olria, nre (Flueat Park) St. Loola. 
Goforta ft Dojle (Keltb'a) aerelaad. 
OordoQ A Haorr (National) San Ftasclaco. 
OtantieiTr ft LaMoo: Mobile, Ala. 
Oloae. AasnaU (Sbea's) BofTalo. 
OaTlor, Chas, (Cel«-bratloa) EnunetaborK, la. 
Golden, Claude (Empire) Calcarr, Alta.. Caa., 

Oriin ft GUckan OOSm.JftOKt IM JUIaa- 

tte atr- 

OraBTtUa ft 
(]elUn. tt 
Can. 

Green, Winifred (Oncieaa) Portland. Ue. 
Galae, Johnnie (Majeatic) Denrer. 
Grobcr'a. Mas, Onlmali (Orphean) San nan- 
eJaoo, 4-9. 

Gataaa Broa. (Grand) Canaa Gkila^ ^"-.^ 

Gcorse ft Oott (Crjatall Qiaaea. Mak.: IC*J»- 

tal) Korth PUtU. 4-9. 
Oaidacr. Jack, ft Co. (Uajeatle) CMeaaa. 
Oalaha GIria 7Ckadwlek Park) Albaaor. H. T. 
Olrard ft Gardaer (Otrmpla) U»arpo<d. Bas.. 

4-9: Shepbetda Bnah, U-IO; (Empire) GlaafOW 

Scot.. 18-23. 
Olria tram Melody Lane (Ramona Park) Grand 

Baplda. Ml^ 
GalTln. John ft Ella: Tam^a. T^x. 
Goaa, Eddia (8aT«r> Haw Badfard. Man. 
Gomaa, BoMv la^tidi. Mbj Saaad. Oat.. 

bSS* ft Baler: im 'Plam BUb.. St. Loola. 
Ban ft Btkeoe: SB Orchard at.. Norwieh. Cam. 
lf-'-«-**i Wniard: 1141 Pxrtaala at.. New Or- 

HamUtoa. Claude (Moaart) EUoIra, N. T. 
Hanler ft Jarrla: 230 Hotwken at.. Ratbertord, 

HariMWlooa Boor (Gem) St. Lonla. 
Hart Uttle Katbrro: SU5 Pino St. 
XiOala. 

Harrer ft BeVora Trio: 1663 Broadwar. S. T. 

Hukell. Looer: 47 Lexlsctoa aa«.. W._ T . C 
Hatck^».^^^g^ ^^^ ^^ ^a t|, Mtaa 

B„.tia«. laala: StSS S4t]i at.. Beoaonhont. N. 

H<^ ft Taaw OBMUpat Paik) WilateBtaa. 

Htviein. uMia'lliaaBI *aaiiBfc »».-.lfc» *• 

Indtf. " ^ _ 

Hni'B. Mat. Dona: F«Iin** '(wi 
Holaea Broa.: «4 Laka at.. CadUtae, JBek. 

Howard ft Bard: Jg»2« ■^^'Strf. 
Bowa ft Barn (MBta^ Baaek) St Joaeph. 

RnatlBSB. raaas. fMr .Haw» a. Jl. » 




INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE ASSN. 

ManaBing Olraotora 
Am«rlc«n and Eurepaan High-Class Vauilavlll* Artists 

929 OLD SOUTH BUILDING, BOSTON 



NOW booking; three FEIATURE acts of the HIGHEIST ORDER 



MISS LOLA YBKRRI ' mm LOUISE IWYLOR 

Spaetaeular Danaaua* Soprano Selolst 

ORIGINAL SINQINO AND OANCINa NOVELTY 
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•lag Company of FIva SIngars and NavaHy 
in a LIvaly Mualcal Cxtravaganxa 

ELECTRicAk wfr t M^im 



Mari*— LES DANOVAS— Ernest . 

THE GIANT FROG AND THE CANDY KID 

Franoh Curopoan Pantomimic Artlata. One of tho Eight Wonda 

SPECIAL SCENERY ELECTRICAL EFFECTS 



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f lioai CsYcr, 1§ cents, 3 f«r 2^ccats 1 
1 Lnttcr CsTcr, 25 cents, 5 £«S|1.M J 



Grace Dexter (Alrdomr) E. St. lAola, 
in.:"'(Ma}aotle) Indlaaaoolto. Ind.. 4-9. 

Heodetaoo ft Ttaaiaa^mB. Paaa) Pklla.: (Olr- 

nJrtei^iiSaCPeoidw) Btmi^^ ^',2: 
SB; Olaw Mijtattel^ Owaaabore. Ky., BOanlr 

gli- Sg* * I M'al!l*''''l Oo."rKelth*a% OOlombna, 
O.: (Xran laka Park) Canton. 4-9. 

Howia Slaten (Valentine) Tm«1o O. 

Baatr. Charlie (CbIitm) Dea Motnea. la. 

BamfltoR. Eatella B. (Orph-nm) Saranaah, Ga.; 
(Malaatle) lackaoaTlUe, m.. 4^9. 

Ha'JrtSnie. Hilda CUrt Park) DalUa. 

Tex.: (Beat Bad Park) MwWfc Te». 4J«C 

H»m.. rred (Majeatte) B In alp-— 

Jeffetaoa SL. Padaeak 
HaUlBger, DUloo (Star) ' 

Hamlni^ ft Oallan: 265 RIchmood St., Tuoato. 

ObL. (Jan.: (0. H.) Ktacatoa, 4-9. 
Barrer, Vlck ft Mao (Imperial) Lake Charlea. 




ft Randall , ., - 

T*- Aerial CaU ft Doca 
Bl^eth. N. J., SO-JdIj I- „ ., „ 
Beara ft Batter (Uoaart Park) Wheallnc. W. 

BiXr*!^. Harry ft M.e JTI- 
Wayae, lad.: (Spriaibraok Park) Soath Band. 
4-9. 

Haaa. Blllr (Oraiid) Odambla. T»on. 
Barrta ft Randall (AlMlUe) 

(Victoria) Cotamhoa 4-9. 
Bedice. Jokn. » .^Wiratllwt - 
Kalamaaoo. Htdh.. Sr-JOly B. 
Baaa Brea. (IMW) OMeaatk 
Bai«y, Jaawe tBlvf^<m»i 
narpar Bwltli Trie (Paata«»a') Deaear. 
iSSaftfcwm (Waadaaland PatkliMtoaapoUa. 
Irwin ft Hataag (Obaatar Paik> (Bodanatl 
lurama. Two (Star) Port "~ 



O.: 





Fatima Hanem 

Famous Egyptian danco: in her idol woiship dance. Miss Hanem has 
given this dance in all parts of the world. She has just closed a suGces»- 
ful scitsoii in vaudeville and is now playing parks, fairs and csirmvab. 





THB bHiISoard makks a spsxxaii cos 

ON AOVZSenSINO XO ICEHBERS of the PROFESSIOir 
SIOKAIi ASMOOHOBMBHTB AKD AT UBBBST GABDS. 



32 



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(XM:Y MJ^D NEWS 



XNImhIIBB iDB .!WvB8UK wOBOlMMr AIuOSB" 

mcnt CdnuiraiiHy in • fiie' 



CONEY ISLAND NOTES. 

\' ' txnu. PAHK.' 

I P»rk ll DOW the center of actlTlty for 
amasements. and the tnrnstUea of 
Smtea are rllcfcing cootlBoally c * e u 
aad CTcnlas bnaklnc all im il w 
!b tt* hlatoc7 of tb* ~ 




Matement. that JnpItcr 
tba OD^ obatade In 
Tiattlos Cooer laland's 
tmlft mmmmmat p«rlc baa ba4 bla Innlogs, 
and la ' ilfVl't l l^OId Sol, who baa come to 

'*^ei7 attneUOD la tbe Coort of Lnna la now 
In full blaat. each conteodlns for 5tellar honors. 
Ejma'a two latest aenaatlona. To Mbt« bj Aero- 
plane and tbe Poeamatlc Tube Bide, bare cangbt 
tbe dell^bt and fancy of the crowds, and tben 
Bcema to be no aenltb to tbelr popularity. The 
■ttractSoos where pecnle can - amoaa tbemadTca 

-- — , n, rata wiir. 



_i fMie aad 

'Mik to tbHr taearf • cootent. are alwaia erowd- 
^ Tbe WItcblnr Warea. wben oea baa the 
akaaea to steer tbelr own craft. Is-aa expert- 
that doubles tbe tbrUI of thla faaetnatlnK 

there la The Tickler and The Vlr- 

_ Bed alwayi amnaing and entertaining. 
The ftce clrcna erery afternoon and eTenlnc la 
another featnre. Tbe bareback ridlnc. tbe 
trained honea and ponies, and acrobatic ti-ata 
ban amr beaa cqaaled la 




to tbe crowds carried by the 
J line, the Island last wif k cuter- 
many harges and lanncb parties. Anto- 
MMles. too. are beglnnlne to And their way 
fbcre from all parts of Westchester coonty, as 
well as Manhattan, and ample prorlsloos hsTC 
been made for them. 

Nebraska .BIII'B Hls»nrV-sl Wild West, the 

.It con- 
aa the 



hlch-echaol bi en eh a. snd Qnldstep, a locoed 
or outlay < ajaaii. which genermlly soccceda In 
imaeatinr Its rids. These bones are riddeii fay 
Nefataa^^^^l. jffwailaj|^^gta|^^^' 

with BoOalo 'bid, aaB-ltna Jbd 



Hiawatha, the' Tiu^t«w drama, la more than 
Krf^iwy ita own. The braves and sqnawa 
are seen dally is tbelr nstlTe Tillage, making 
moccaalna. t>ow^ and arrow?, bead work. tiaAkets 
and Indian curios. Carousels and swings hare 
bcaa Installed and amoos tbe lowtonmenta 
'.mfth 




_ C Col 

^at Im. tme Aow- 

alyte tr .OMOi <L' tnyoeu •< Steeple- 
I Paik, '■ho cat A as add eoaeelt that was 
•MBSfdate ta tbe ereat af the wtA. Be ae- 
cnad a lUb^laaa flsaie of tiie cx-Prcatdcst dad 
In Bmifli Bidar trspplncs and had a waloonlng 
committee at the Steepleduae pier to reodre 
bim In royal atyle. There waa a brass hand 
and the boaxaa of the committee made the welk- 
in rtng. A little African kowtowed with be- 
cooiliv ohaeqnlcanesa and with the band plsylac 
There'll be a Hot Time In the Old Town JB»- 



tbe entrance welcoming speeches were msde bnt, 
Booaerelt for once was not equal to tbe occa- 
sion and made no response, contenting hlmaelf 
with grinning and lowing bla molara. Tbe ele- 
phant, supposed to typify tbe Republican party, 
became qnlte obatereperoos and with Ita com- 
pressed air cqalpmenc knocked off the hat of 
the Colonel and 
until an exhibltioa 
more trauqoil. . t 

to the atea- 

tea- 
itta 

of a dlaosanr, that waa .aat^^ anarated In Uos- 
tana as was the sperlaw- J« -^ba Metropolitan 
Moaenm hot which loofca mutm formidable, a 
new motloQ plctnte theatre and a collection of 
burlesque figures, men dressed as huge chan- 
teders. robes, ooe that aecmlngly walka on Its 
lUDds. Xaddy Bears and a score of others that 
ammm tbe apectators with their antlca. 

QBEATER DREAIOAND.- 
Wlth the arriral of real snmmer time. Grcster 
Dreamland has atmek Its pace snd Its gally- 
aia cnmded atlrra o ia and 




IB addltiaB to tbeae. two Bast ID- 
dlaB: Biailriaaa also (Itc elcTer erhlhltVina. 
The Dirlns Tennaea hare a big claim oo popa- 
larlty and Alias Kid Allen wonld draw twice aa 
many people If It were In a bigger building. 
Manager Omnperts continues to plan new attrac- 
tlans tot the psrk and expect to add aometblng 
new each week. One of Dreamland'a best fea- 
tures Is the boardwalk promenade and balcony 
orerlooklng the sea. Tbe bathing beach and 
f<->'*'^r pier are alao popular. Tba bee clrcns 
with Its big laugh-maker of lettiaa aay one who 
- - - ^iiafc m always — 





So periatea daat Paztaac Park, Baixlabais, Pa. 



There waa oolj one n^medj for gronchltli. a 
diaeaae which baa Izu'ected OTerr sbowjun down 
at the laland — a llhetal daaa af aaHblBa. taken 
with a large-alsed <j a»a. .Sha doae hs* becK 
applied and the patteata are aair' aata te a rtag . 
Tbe grouch has glrea away to a bniad satlle-^ 
the "I'm-gettlng-tbe-money" kind. 

The climate conditions hare rleaned up aad 
Coney laland has assumed the ty^cal snmmcz- 
resort attitude. Tlioasb many «f tbe shrw.nts 
bemoan tbe losses they have already sastalacd. 
If -the present super-beated atmosphere docs not 
glre way. tbe balance will Boon be on tbe right 
aide of the cash t>ook. 

8«iiiday, Jnoa U, prored to he a Mecca for aU 
tha bava. Xba do was pvtet, Iba- 
liiBsal aa- tbe Sm «ar asM tlai« aBC-Hie 
coin was flowtas fiedr- 

nm ptmitt Sordio If alee tbat hda bMtoeas on 
ShBday waa exeeptloaally good. ia:<act. he 
had the biggest day be erer bad OB'tbe lalaod 
by some' hnndrad doUaia. ne steam ealllops 
may tisTe beea responsible, or Fatty La Croix 
might hare beea the drawing card. At sny rate. 
Mr. Sorcho's geniality and Mrs. Sorcbo's pleasant 
amUe-oome la for a ahare of the honors. 

Creation, at Dreamland, has added ooe or 
two new features this year. Tba laat tablaab 
has been materially ImpmaL. aat.jlkajliatap? 
Xilcture. Idea on the Iowiir^^airil'''ia ' MtoMlkB 
quite Bome attention. 

Alligator Joe*a exhibit contlnnes to draw 
cooslderable attentloo. Joe la fairly well aatls- 
filed with buslneaa thus far this aeaaou. If 
there is any crowd oai the laland at all, Joe 
gets his share of it. 

Tbe front of the Devil's TUnmb concession 
is being remodeled aud its exterior now beaxa 
the Imprint "Around the World." Extensive 
cfaangea are mm^m mnA tMm exhibit, when 
" — tebeaoeaC 

pleaaa 

la eaavoaed of a sc 

crlB^laals. penal Insti' 

. cte. ne pletBes of Albert Wolter, the 
young man recently coavlcted of murder In New 
York, have created quite a aeusatlou. The leC' 
ture Is delivered In a very capable nuumer. 
This exhibit will undoubtedly continue to CS' 
paclty business during the balance of tbe aeaaou. 

The Borneo Village la now In perfect working 
order. Charles Manly has lolned the exblbttloo 
as lecturer In tbe arena. His novel way of ex- 
plaining tbe air-gun practlee, the tree-cllmblng 
number, the dances, and the Tarioos other fea- 
tures creates no end of laoghtv. Be ^trtrl^'r 
Is soQie entataloer. George B. Allick lb a 
most T ns at fle l ectuiei. His ezplaaatiSK aC tbe 
habits and oiodea of Uvellbood of tbe aatlTes 
Is most amusing, as well as lastmctlTe. The 
village Indndea a natlre forge, lattan-weavlag 
booth, a gmop of net makers, tatteoeia, pipe 
makers, bamboo carvers, and shield mskcn. 
There are oo women In the vtnsge. Three dis- 
tinctive tribes of beadameu are repreaeated. 
Tbe management claims tiiat buainesa baa been 
excellent aince the exhibition opened. 

Herbert Bice, manager, and Harry Aramio, 
caabte at ^ypt. report ezocllent business so 
far ttii MtaoB. Mr. N. Solaa' exhibit Includes 
PHaeaa Lala. a barem daoecr of grace and 
beaoty; lalo and SaMca. two other damaels who 
disport themselves apoa Om boa r d a in true 
Torklah style. 

T .aos ter 's Giggle, a oew riding' device wbli!h 
win seat 3d people. Is almost completed. When 
bis ride snd the big boslness he has been doing 
soother acblevement In tbe lidlng-devlce line 
by tils clever originator. Ttiat the Olggle wlH 
be liberally patroolxed is esally believed, tor 
there Is no other tide of ita la 
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Wants Concesaloca of all kinds; Glaaa Blowers, Afrlcsn Dodger, High Striker. 
feouTenlre, aniall Tented Sbowa, Freaks, clean Pit Sbowa, fat Woman MIda 

and Shooting Gallery. A gooO chance. No coodlctlona. Pricea to aolt tha vi. 

200,000 to draw from and no other place to go. netorlc* maalig alj^t and da7, 



The LiMie Russlaik ifofio^e 

Gleaned them up at Gary, Ind., last week • ' 
with the KLINE AMUSEMENT CO. 
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Beaxy E. niehl ind Lool* Kercbop fc«T» OM 
rf uJb*" rl0« «!eo in tb« E«t. TMr Tll- 
Sol, BMl U well twtro afd.. . 

to »ot*r a content wia 

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"^'^^^•W. Cbintecler exhibit M •tJU vUy^ 

^n't crow lood fnoagh. WIU U mXwmj* <m 
tit f»ace, luriof them oTer. 

rr*i KnlKhton It certiloly ■ bo»y. mta. Tb« 
Wltdiiof W«Te» h«re cerulnly exerted a mj»- 
tic iDflttCDK orrr the Tlalton at tb* - laUad. 
•re. Hoe «lon« the BamttT kMI* the tOem 
baa uid irues ample erldaM* aC the po^Uiltr 
of tUa rMe- , 

Maatcrr Feocht aaya tkat 
Prep the Drop la good. _ 

Tie ballyboe la fwft of. T iM Wl . y Surf 
anaor. coatlnc* to attract tka cmPto aiul 
iBcldeotanr. f»ti tbe npacr. 

Butt Welobenc'a boalneaa baa baw la.aao^ 
it the Japanrae Oar ttiat he had to Ma aia 
Suteader. Fraok Ardlo. back, rraak k «• 
the taataat bartcndera oa tbe laland 

ROUOH lllbERS' DISASTER AT 
(SSnCV ISLAND DUE TOEM- 
^IjOYPS CARELESMir^ 



MIHWlAFOUt FABK NOm. 

Ulnneapolla, Minn.. Jnae SK^-HaHcer S H. 
Kabo), of Foreat Park. toaOMM ttat tbe week 
of Jo]y 10, a moonlight earalTal will be held at 
Ftoreat Park, belns the only oeeaalon of Ita kind 
OTcr held la the Northweat. 

Oa Joae 2S the new BIreralde Park waa 
opened to the public, belos an aniuscineot re- 
aort located on tbe banka of tbe MlululppI 
Birer near mnklln aTeaoe. Tbe park con- 
talW railooa teatntta o( entertatament, each 
IBJi aMBlc laltwaT, ateamboat excnialona, baae- 
lada. teaala eooxta. etc, and aa the 
wa^ aatetf ir aituM la laigr pte- 




Oae of tka wank-MCMnta which haa oecaered 
at OearT lalaai la a*aa saaia taak plaea at tka 
iMaSBMefa* r^ ea iST Baw wy aad JeaM* 
aJL- oa Juae IS. Tka alxteca p«oaa ridtac 
h aS two can which aude tte trip at S a. ai.. 
wtn aemelr lajared Wbca tbe ear* left the 
Oaeka at oae of the hlitheat polata oa tbe ride, 
fhe acddeat la aald to hare been eaoaed by the 
caieleaaaeaa of the man drlTln* the car, and 
ttat thrtmith any dlaarrancement of the mecban' 
lam. Moat of tbe Injinrd were taken to tbe 
Coney Iiland Hoapltal, where It la aald oae or 
two are In a preeailooa coodltloo. 

A aqnad of city tnapectara, under the aoper- 
rlaJoo of Soperlotendent John Thatder. want ta 
the UUsd on Wedncaday to eaaalaa_tha 
ridM. After rtdlas oe«r the 

Bldm. Mr. Thatcher atatcd . --i--..^ 

1 ar aar part a< the 

tbe eatae- 




WUITB OITT. 

r «I B. Leobaida made hia bat 




J eC Mrit. On 
1 Wilt I a. aa orcaalsattaa aC 
at White City. r~ " 
fkUnr. 



raaa n. the Her- 
ttla d^, cflagre- 
~ ~ aa wen aa 
Mr. 



RIVK&ytXW. 
It la reported that work on tlie aeradcocoe at 
tbia raaort la rapidly belns poibed forward aad 
tt la expected that tbia Aerial Ufbtbooae wfll 
be eampleted by tbe ronrth <tf Jnly. Ae Moaleat 
MUna^ure^M^w ja ^th|^b^^hee attracttoo 

wa^m waattir tteaai^B ha t — _^ — _ — _ 

drawn aiaay (uwaia Wvaivfaw^ Atlaatic Beacb, 
where auay fbaa* idM fMaa the heat by 
Ptece ta tUt raat laak. Ma a Weh« aad I 

Bud are e ii ilait araale to the 
•Mript-Mhta located aboat tbe ~ 

FOUSr PABK. 
I Bomt. which baa been aerrlnc mnale to 
of tbla weat aide reeort. haa been 
.jfaated br the Cartoa M. Ollrleri Bind. Tbe 
■teeplechaae la proTtns oae of the moat popular 
of the t>ark'a (eatnree, while the (lant aafety 
caaatar. the dlpa. the (rand canyon and other 
. deeteaa .tan ta Car a larc* abare of patroaace. 
-Mh MhtalOla theatre at Foreat Park. Wbveh 
la beaked hp Wat. Mocria, la bacomtac popolar 
with the patroaa e( thU park. 

SANS socm. 

Oraetor, with hIa band of alxty, remalna the 
oaaleal attraction at Sana Suiel. Tb^» mnatcal 
ortaalaatloo la proTlac an excellent drawlnt 
card aad U an enloTable featsra to t beea who 
ate rood mmle aad the ac w aia tla o a 
I hgr the coafortably arraaaed eaalaa. 
BISMABOK OARDCN. 
Gbleaco'a elite Ooeka to the Btaaaick Oarlaa 
thaae warm daya. aad. la laMcaaa namben. 

— thia reaort. BIcty'a BMt lijte 

atloB at peeeent 




BATUHA. 

■BlaK waefc at Barlala 

. — . .. , ~T aalelata from amonc 

weal Baaldana, aa fonowa: Satorday. Ooy 
Woodward. TlollnUt; Baaday. Mta. Fr>nk Far- 
Bwi, dramatic aoprano; Monday, aeorge A. 
nawttcr, tenor: Tneaday, Mra. Sara ShennaQ 
Kazon. cootxilta; Wedaeeday, Maariee Amater- 
an. celllit: Thuraday, Bobert Bins, planlat; 
fnday, Kaletan Attl. harplat; Satorday, Mra. 
In B. Blsahaw, toprtso. 

L.DNA PABK. 
Tba open-air TaodeTllle Inaosuratad at Ibta 
aoathalda park la prorloc rery popolar. while 
the many other rldea and cooceaatona are taklac 
adraatase «c the warm weather ciowta aad oa- 
tha Joy aeehaia Ma Ikair 



HIQHLAND PARK TO OPEN. 

—.'•rtaoa, Taaa.. Jaoa 3S. — ronaal opealnr of 
BltUaad Fark far the ataaon. la to take piace 
itaaday, Jaae ST. na park la owned by the 
aathaaa Street BaOway and LIsht Company. 
tM h kader tha pctaeetl management of Jno. 
b WMaa. who will book all ahowa for the 
with tba laapoflal Opera 




PERFORMER'S NARROW ESCAPE. 

Baaton. Pa.. Jaae 26.— A bolt of Ugbtnlag, 
followed by are dcatroyed tbe Dotney Park 
Theatre at Domey'a. Leblgb coonty, caoaloc a 
loaa eatlmated at tS.OOO. The entire boUdIng 
waa homed to the groond In leaa ttian balf an 
hoar. Bealdea the loaa of the balldlog the acta 
which are playing there thli week, loat tha 
greater portion of ttieir peraooal effecta whJcb 
will amount to aereral hondred dollaxa more. 
One of the performera, Charlea Grant, barely 
aa ea pad with hIa life by jnmplng from a window. 
Ola trvnk. In which be had $130 In money, aa 
wall aa a lot of clothing, was dettroyed by 
tbe flaaiea. 



LEVISON OP ENS H IPPODROME. 

Toronto, Ont., Caa.. Jmie 2S. — Ira Leriaoo pot 
ta a big hippodrome abow at tbe Stadlom. Ban- 
lan'a Point, opening Jane 27. Tbe Stad l om 
bai a aeatlng capacity of 18,000. The atage la 
88 feet wide. 40 feat deep, aad 89 fiat. high. 
Mr. Lerlaoo baa tbe mlilMW t t_WU O- Bd- 
iBont aa pabUeity manager, lS IRf S aieaa 
aa adrertlalag maaager. 

SAVANNAH GARDEN BURNED. 

Sarannah. Ga.. Jnne 2S. — Tbe Coxy Boof Oar- 
dea was totally deatiayed by Ore. eatalllag a 
Mta o( taaiOtSL It waa awMj aa* anetly 
Ma P. SaoMt^^MM gSa for 



PAR K MC TES. 

Warren R. Ftales, general director 
of tbe American Band of Prorldence, la Bot 
trarellng with tbe organlaatloa thla aammer bat 
may do ao later on. He la chief of rbc Btrcr- 
alde. B. I., Rre Departaieat and dlatiagnlahed 
hlaacU by betale waA. Jaaa 18. .dnriac the 



auBT plarea tkat aaaaeA aararal jawe 
coal yaidi nS :4MImImi .ttnkvaikt, 
tiok. «a tiiialw ak- Ah :aaa*. Hmrn 




that 



tag loaa eT : 

■Mana««r MMtte, of Wonderland 
Park. Wichita. bB.. oa Jaaa 90, changed tha 
booking of Ua thaatia taaa aaakal cooMdy to 

Uonia raa — , „ 

e^ Coi^iur^«MAJM kaa flM^riaee.lIay 



Van Oaten and his CoaosfC Band 

opened at the Casloo. TbonderboM. Kmaa-u. 
Oa.. Joae U. for an ladeflnlta. «wt. 
ptaylag a aarte!> of nicbily ti a tai t a. la MMtW^ 
leg bla band Into a grand uKhMM. aal ■■SlBK 
for a daace following each ceaeert. 

George (Slim) Davla nnd wUe, who 

arere laat aeaaon oa the Pay itreak at S4attie. 
are at Boeer Park. Uma. U. Mr. BarU la 
making tbe opening oa tbe rarloaa abowa and 
bla wife la looking after tha bozstill all-ya. 
Roc«nr Goshen Band FHk. Q 

Id Ita nrtaM mmm Hm XI. 

WW ~.w altractloaa 
acta are bdag booked. 
Johnny HogliM, flwiiKly cooneeted 

with tbe BIJOQ Theatre at Roaar l>afk. tJau. 
O.. ta now doing a character change act nrer tbe 
Son time. 

S. Otis Dot^ h M^ln ij^adjt ndnla- 



HYPNOTISM 

BaaUy learned by anyone In a few daya tliae. 
I«am to control other*. Send $2.00 for complete 

COOrae of Inatructlon*. J. SWABT, 

aty, Mo. 



W A If T X P.— Oa ae a a a l eaa 
■Ml* IlTa moaay-fettaca on 
ground Of Rlge] Park. Tbe greatcat pars aoeceaa 
or the year at Newark, O. Candy Wheela, 
Money Vhcela. Palmlata, Specialties, Backs, 
GallctHa. AtMatloa. percentage or rental. Ap- 
ply T. l. ItoH, migel Park. Mawark. O, 



-%!?LEIIONIDE? 

If la yaa thsald tnr oar Lemomtte Powder. 
It la made fiaaa lemoaa red uc ed ta powdered fana. 



Simply add water, aweetea and it ia ready tednak. 
A ponad nukes 45 gaUoaa. Price. 92.25 lb. prepaid. 
Send a d^aw for a trial (gallon) parbage and oar 
catalogve^ postpaid. Yoa will be suaiisad aad 

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ALIVE 

Fltnt'a Baby Beats. 940 each; fUafa Olaat Por- 
cnptnaa. two (or *10: FUafa aecllmatad Prairie 
Dogs, t«* tm Pair laportad DtAlaa <nre). 



At OAKLEY PARK. CINCINNATI 

JULY S & 4 

SUNDAY AND MONDAY 

COL CODY PERSONALLY RETIRES 

ARB'HB OOMUKIYBir, AMD WnJb MAKE 

HIS FAREWELL, 



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Ite TriW imiM, CMlns mi Gostanm of Two Warlds 




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. HE BATTLE OF SUMMIT SPRINGS 

An R"g-n>tiy Display of HiKtary Force aad Inifian Waifare, Baaed opon Biatoiio Fact aad 
Acted by a Typical Chat, Tnrlinling Soms of tba Origtoab 

FOOTBALL ON HORSEBACK 

A Grotoaque Cbmedy Eqonttian IVifuiiu anea 
by Indians and Oowboya. For tbe fint 
time presented in any arena 



A HOLiOAY AT "T-E' 



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Come Rain or Shine | GHMraiaMli^'Oyear^ 

AH Seata pt atsatad fcwa 




SPECIAL NOnCE 

Tinsel Pennaiits, CaDes and Straw CluHrtsGler Hats 



Hailied. aSae 

Coaar talaad 



XIumI Fanoanta In aoUd aaaactad eolara: aU atoek "•'f: pdea. 

tbooaaad, laelndlng cases. Bed. white aad bina aewed u e n aa nl a. loa 

price t9,00_per hnndred. indodlng eanea; all stock daslgiis Tbe latest. Coaar 
Chantedar Hat. beat aeller on tbe market. gTJM) par groaa. Depoalt raqoliad oa ul 
ahlpment. Send for oar new, tree cmtalogoe; now ready; with all Cast . arlltng aoreltSee. 

XABEL A HHim i KU IM Park lair. BXW TOBX OXTT. 



BUXBBV niBBcncojBar 



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Xtie Billboard 



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JULY 9, 



(Oatlaacd bam pace SI.) 

loskecp & Zone: Bralnerd. Minn . 30-Jal7 2; 

(Oiud ruUlT) FaiKO, N. D., 4-9. 
lU. Qld Vcntallat (BoTal) Hatth Bu. Caa., 

iJS^ &JSi^iti^ — 

nm) Boctlaad. Or_ 
Jackson A Tjxtgz N. vexaoa. Xnd. 
JwinlBga A Benfrew: T14 BraadwaTi KrcKtt. 

Man. 

Jeimeu. The: 948 N. Westaa are.. Chleaco. 
Jewel. J.: 2S3 Uttlctoa aTC. Newaik. N. i. 
Johanning. Panl: The Billboard. Clnflnnatl. 
Johsstofu. Moxlcxl: 3SS ElctiCh «Te.. M. T. C. 
Jonn. Miod: 741 Lcnoi »Te.. N. T. C. 
Jooes. Hoy C. : 1S53 Broadway, N. X. C 
Joaea & DarU (Donbar) Colomfaoa, O. 
- I * Whltetead: 47 W. at., N. T. a 

JMMa, oni* fgkmOw Gnad) QoaS Vtarks. 
K. «Wr) Stosoi 4-9. ^ ^ . 

Jc oaum (Funny) WaaanAit. I.: 

. Bert t Flo (O. H.) aiiw.Tl. T.; 

(ATcnne) Dubois. Pa.. 4-9. 
JaeluoD Famllj- (Empire) Cardiff, Wale*, 4-9; 
(Empire) Swanwa, Sag., 11-16; (Bmplie) 
Newport. 18-23; (Empire) Biadfacil^^B^O. 



Mly-WUd * Co. . (»ea;a) , 




Wool Vuaical (Pantases) Portland, Ore. 
* Phmips (KelUi's) Colnmbns, O. 
tw Al. (Majestic) Bntte, Mont, 2-9. 
Berbert: Mackinac Island, Midi., 2T- 

LaVone * Drew (Ml I llllMljjMpl MMjuga., 
3o-Jal7 2: (ADdltodwjTaMlhaik^l^CBsw- 

ard) Aurora. 7-9. 
Uacard ft Walkar 

(Cuino) WaaUa 
Lamnt, Male ( 

Kan , 4-9. _ _ 

I«yaa Trio (Cbadwick Park) Albur, M. T. 
La Tan. Bert (Majestic) Detroit. 
I>ealle. Geo. W. (Palace) Cblcago. 
faknshlmas, Tbe (Hippodrome) Soatbampton, 

Knc, U.23. 

Lnkaa, Ales. (Smplie) Belhsm. Bac_ V9: (Em- 




Park) Grand 
aft * WaDs «nk AM) S. T. C 
|k * TlMllli CMtHgr) Oomr. 

Tfea- Ztt bTsMi at.. Cbleaca. 
1 ft laTkitoo: 133T B. 11th at., aereland. 
nHa: S407 IStb aye.. Brooklyn. 
Mm ft Inez (Tartete) Xonlch. (^cr., 
July 1-31: (Orpbenm) Ckrisbad. Aostria. Hnn- 
furj, Aug, ISl. 
KemtloK, Larry: 3143 Vernon sTe.. Cblcago. 
Keatona. Tbrte: Lake Michigan Park. Mnske- 
St>n. Mich. 

Ke^lcy ft Parks: 15S W. 100th St., N. Y. C. 
Kelly ft Heaiy: 2138 Ftaakfonl sTe.. PhlU. 



Kiag. Violet: Winter Gardens. Blackpool. Eng. 
Klestow. LeBoT (Martin) Globe. Arb. 
KUocrelten, Tbe: Box 462. Hawaita, b. 
Elos Sisters. Three (Clrcna BaA) 

Ger., JoJy 1-31. 
Kolsr. Haxel: Maywood. IB. 
Kontos. Staart, ft Banjo Qlda: tsa 

N. T. a 

Kakas. Three WUtr: TM 8th c*e.. K. T. C 
TM* (Star) Padaeak. Ky„ 30-Tnly 2. 
ft EMUa (Uaooln Park) Worcester, 

. ar-Jaly ». _ 

baaier ft Bllott (Kaabet's Alrdona) WaaaH. 
Okla. 

Kalchl Trio (Uannlon'a Parki St. XartK 

dome) E. St. Ixmla. m., 4-9. 
KoTb A unier (Orpbeom) deTClaad: <l 

liland) Cincinnati, 4-9. 
Klagsley ft Bobetta (Lyeeimt) >t. Worth. Ax. 
Kcaaedr. Aa CHaUnan SteAsSTtne. a; 

mtlMiMn MM. 1 1 CFkmlly) B. Falsatte, 

Kooets Broa.. Vbar 



lis; (Hlppodronei 

Xdlaia. Lee I. (K<»» H» > 

St. - - - * 




Krameia, ne fDnlqne) Des Moloei^ 

SaBe) Chicago, ni.. 4-9. 
KIclB ft CUrtDB (Qoeen) Skn 

Banr. Jack ft Vloiet 

Ind. 

IbaOt ft Myxtla (BocOaatt 




Dosa (Paik) /jilM. (ftiM 

. Aaaette (( ' ' 

pbenm) Seattle. 4-9. ^ 

Konins ft Kimoo (Myatle) WoodwaxO, Okla.; 

(mrmoont Park) Kaosaa City, Ifo„ *#. 
Kelly. Bam ft Ida: 542 20th An.. MDwaiikao. 
Keith's. Frank C. ft Bmy: Deahler, 
Kohler ft Adams (O. H.) ApoUo, Pa. 

Kbfc. P. Pcanan lOmtf) ' 

- ^ — _ -r-t.__ . 

EiSdr ** Waatt 

ZMOm. BadOIiili H.t Gladstone. Ifcb. 
La Dell. Gos ft Bose (Blrerslde Paik) 

Tine. N. c. 
LaBatreUU (PortoU Cafe) San 
La roTYl, Ctias: Moncle. Ind. 
Lakola ft XxiTals: 188S Ellis St.. Saa TtaadieOL 
Tha: TO 17th at, " " — 





„ Grand Paelfle Hotd. Chlcaso. 
Wrirht: Ilea Broadway. N. Y. C. 
BBB W. Waahioatan St., Chicago. 
^.aauOKm VatatK air. 




Conn. 

IbPetrl ft Bogirt: 401 Sobme ave., 

r m. 

tor. Tie: White Bala. K. Y. a ■ 

CCteMpI^ OMakema City. Okla. 

^^^^at.. Sooth, aaaneapona. 
, jmit X m t m . be Kay 

E 1-Ans. ». . ■ - . - 

:X«l*wt. Katie: IM 
riMabards. The: Cam 
8t_ ». Z. C. 




. (B>BMBlli1 

(Ban Pkifc) B — 

Thtea (Re* 

: Mont., 4-9. 

,'Lorettas. Three (Alrdome) , 

Oacey. Win (Cascade Park) New CkaO^-Pa. 
■IM Boe. Bra: 222 Jefferaon St., Ottawa. IlL: 
: (Spring Brook Park) Sooth Bend, lod.. 44. 
Xoretta. Jnllan (Alrdome) DanTUJe. Ind. 
laMero. Panl (MoDtpeUee) Montpieller, lad.; 
; VkvBr) I^laiiaprifaL^4«. 

LeMar. lOsa Waywe (8apaAa> 

Mich.; (Sopeiba) Maniitae. 4-S. 
Linton's. Tom. Jnn^e GIda (Bljon) Sheboygan. 

Wis.: (BlJon) Os&koah. 4-9. 
LaTell Bros. (Four Jde Geek Park) U^.Pk. 
LeGriDKe 4 (^rdoa (Mystic) Plf " 
30-JnlT ": (Princess Alrdome) ' 
(Electric) Nowata. Okla., 74. 

" Co. (Abdoma) muictoa. 

(Star) If aaeia. la ~ " 
tOsaad) Bnttaad, 



. (Electric) Mowat 
Iianjatta-LaMoat 
.«..l»Jii^2: (8 
Laa^ Bma ^>bb to 



Lee^ JaA ft KIttIo (AMaaaa) 

Anc 

LancdoD ft Morris (Star) NelaonTlIle. O. 
LeNoifa Marlooetes (Lyric) Mattoon. m. 
Lshac ft Sterling ((>mlie<un) Portamoath, Ta. 

ft Sampann (Cheater Park) (nnclmutl. 

TMope (Hlppodtome) CSncInnatL 
(Hlppodxooie) CIncIttBsti. 
(WoBdedaa* Park) lllaneap<dls. 
IffOoflek ft Irrbv (Uakma) Mlaaeapolla. 
KeotgooicsT. MarahaB (New BUshtaa) Brlgh- 

tm Beach, N. X. 
M akaMJ. Tom (Alh aastea) M. Z. a 

MdtaSiSlOu^ ^rSaaSor'^lriHcdOb O. 
HeboTTtoce: Aetof^ fbcte^, 133 W. 4Sth 

at, H. T. C 
McLaBcn ft Carson (Winter Garden) Berlin, 

Ger., Jime I- July 31. 
McLean ft Bryant (Ben) Benton Harbor. Mich. 
McNamee: lOi W. 40th St.. K. X. C, 
McSorley ft Eleanore (Fritx's) Portland. Oie. 
Mack, Lse: Wlklow Hotel. Chlcajco. 
Mack, Mary ft BlUle (Majestic) GreenTlIIe, S. 

C. 

Malan ft McGrath (CallfotaU) Saa Frandica 

MaOocT. ainsa: Aahan. K. X. -.. . 

Man n lB g TUe: IS- OaMT at,. Banids. 

Mich. » — . 

MansOeld, CbMa. B.: New Mllford. Conn. 
MaxElmn. Geo. P.: 3206 S. Washington St. 

Msrlon. Ind. 
Mason Ch«5. A.: 121 W. 42d at., H. T. C 
Maxwell, Joe: Boom 12. N. T. Theatre Bldg., 

Mayiurd ft Jeater: Box 05. Patart. N. A.. 

Mayae ft Mayae: . Jtow Ckaa^TSa. a'~ . 
May's Mnalcal Oaata: HTKilk akjlRTSmlth, 

Ark. - -r.- r • 

Mayo ft Bowe: Cue Bert Imv; IM- VMrell 

at. Saa I^andaea. ' 
Mesas ft Mazetta CBBalia) TiMlla. Tai". Jane 

•July aa VT^v;w ..^ 

tbe BoOKz'^AnmMiiih <• e*' 



kniand. Md. 

MethTFn Sisters, Three: 12 ColtOB -alii 
Add. Mass. . 

Meyer. Lep (Palace) Macon, Ga. 

Mlaea, BU ia CHippodrome) Phlla. 

HUaa ft Da Bots: Saratoga Hot^ (Aleago. 

mnet, ShCRia: 118 W. Grand are., OUahoma 
CHty, Okla. 

Mmigan. Btny: 12 Jackson St.. Akron. O. 

Milkman TUo: 1(64 Michigan are., diicago. 

Mooson. B. Thoa.: 918 W. 4Sth at, Los An- 
geles. 

Mootagne. Motta (Palm) San Francisco. 
MooRa, riTe nylng: 800 F. st, Moncle, Ind. 
Moae. tan ft StaiU: Cm B. A. Myers. 1402 

BiaM"W. H. T. c. 
Mnisa. I«ai B^ Ocaaa 
Utmr,' Oha& t,- — • 
Mowatta. Plaa: ~ 
MnBaa* ft " 

HoostoD. Tex. 

Mnrpby, Mr. ft Mrs. A. J.: 203 Cohmbos ave.. 

Benton Harbor. 
Moediths. lha, ft Sac BBosaK <, 

aaeola. Bla. 
MalTcm Sta«a CWkcdIaK Park) 

Ta. 



4-9. 

Itatmi. CkaiL CEtltfc'a) PtOa^ 



i> Bt 

„ i-.i--zT--=- IJpk) Loolanne. 4-9. 

HJia ft Bjutt (Taalaari Okla.. 80- 

Martdla, nre M^rrelooa (Htppodrana) Albany, 

N. I. 

Marlo-Aldo Trio (Hlniodrome) PltUhaiB; Fa.; 

(Big BIppodrtHne) Phlla.. 4-9. 
Mangcan ISoope CBIppodvoaae) Flttahnrg, Pa.; 

(Hippodrome) PhQa.. 4-9. 
Horcaa ft Cheater ((^nlal) Bletamond. Ta.; 

(Orpbenm) FortamoirUi. 4-9. 
■aOdeai^ Jaggllng CMaJestic) N. Y. C. 
MBte ft^JPa loM^Stat CTJ CBB^ ^ ) Calgary. 

MeSm<^%^^^£^"(}siSaoq iSS^hlDCton. 

D. C. 

Maxwell ft Dodley (BlJon) Wtnhlpeg. Can.; 

(BIJon) Dnloth. Minn., 4-9. 
Martlnalle (Casino) ProTldeoee. B. L 
Morton ft Keensn (Hsppy Honr) Erie. Pa.. 30- 

Jnly 2. 

MlUer ft llonle (Ckyatal) Toronto. Can. 
Mote. Bdllh raiJOB) Sapnlar, WM- MKIalj 2. 
Karrd Daa OUJotic) Dearer. Sia. 
MeKlnley, Nell (Qtaad) Portland. Oca. 
Moore, (xeorge AnstiB (BamoBa Park) Grand 

Rapids, meh.; (Majeatlc) (3kleago, 4-9. 
Hmer, Mad (Weat Bad Park)- New Orleans. 
Merritt, Hal (Orphemn) Oakland. OaL, S7-Jaly 9. 
Murray. Marion (Orpbenm) Por11aa^<llMk 
Mniard Bios.. BlU ft Bob (BUlA 

Wla.; (BUon) Badne. 4-9. - .-.^ 

Mndler ft Mailer (Pantages) nsiiaaaala; OaL. 

4-0. . 

Moratl Ootn Co. .(0ipbeiBn).-8p0kaaa^< ' , 
Moneta flTe (Otand) Portland. Ore. 
Martlnes ft Martlncs (Majeatle) St. PM: Ofa- 

Jeatlc) MOwaakee. 4* . ; 

MoDer. Ban OIIbAI -Bm^- Oa.) Tlillliaa O.; 

(Miaem BiiLvakt -a^kke^ - - 

Wash. ' " 

M a ri m b a Bud (American) Chicago. 
Metropolitan Minstrels (Park) PhQa. 
Keyoa, Bdle (Majeatlc) Bttmlngham. Ala. 

"^11*1..*^= **• 

''ssSrrafeefs,£S'inr?r= 

Minhittan Trio (Majeatle) Detroit; (Soothem) 

OJlnmbns, 0., 4-9. ' 
lIg>owell, John ft Alice (Oismos) Washington, 

MsTTln Bros. (Dmry) Phlla. 

Mack ft Held (Coney Uand) Oadaaatl. 



Mttanaia. The (Temple) Saalt Ste. Marie, Mich.; 

(Gaiety) Saolt Ste. Marie, Can.. 4-9. 
Nannary, May: 1027 LaSalle are., Chicago. 
Naiarro, Nat: 3101 Traccy are., Kansas City. 

Mo. 

Newman, Harry: 112 Fifth are., Chicago. 
Nlblo ft Riley: ISS Third are., Brooklyn. 
Nicfaols ft Smith: 912 Addison are., Chleagv 
NocTls, Nellie Lee (Palace) Dallas. Tex. 
Kortan, Oicat: M4 Newton at, Chlcaga 
Bolaa. Staaa * Nalaa ~~ - - ■ 

Pa., «Wi ----- 
Norton. C. 

Ncaaea. SU (New Br^ktan) Bllsktan Beach, 

Nelson. 'Greet (8a?la Bodt. WkUa CUtt Weat 
Harea, Ctmm. ' . 

Nonette (Maiaatle) aninaakaar fMBiM 'De- 
troit 4-8. 

MCuy ft unter (Majeatle) 8L Pad; CBUoa) 

TliKWa. 4-9. 
Nerlaa ft Brwood (Majeatle) BInlaBbam, Ala.; 

UMMk) Ckittaaona. Taa.. 44. 
Nawdl * KIHa.Obtntfe) Dearer. 
HUht a Tarttih Balk C«lhs«kra) N. T. O. 
o-fionrke ft Atkinson: 1848 W. 85th at, Clere- 



rm\i v«a nvwioa si., t.iucui)L 

aa * Nalaa (IJberty) Batt Liberty, 
ri^ S; (Oolankl) WtlklaAnrg 4-9. 
Porter (Jt^eatle) Skrerciwrt. La. 



Otto Bros.: 240 W. 52d St. X. T. C. 
Orerfleld. Andrew: 309 Glenwood are., BnHalo. 
Odlra (Yonng's Pier) Atlantic City; (Proctor's) 

Newark 4-9. 
O'Nen Trio (Arenne) LooIsTllle; (Colonial) Co- 

huabos. O.. 4-9. 
Old Mdler riddlers (Keith's) Boston. 4-0. 
0*NeiL Doe. Howard (Maje^c) JaeksonrtBe. 



(MaJMc) 
«a, ttte 



Otto ft Cartd (Kaanywead Park) Plttsborir. Pa. 
OUrcn. Three TlfBiaHnnil (Hlppodnme) Albany. 
N. T. 

O'Nelfl. James Htki Ifc ai ) I tlriail . Ind.. 30- 

Jhly 2. V-'" A I... ■ 

Parland-NewhaU O*^: ':.4n° 9mkM-- aaiu." Oar- 
Ingtoo. Ky. 

Patt ft Fatt: 11 (Aitbam st.. Grind Baplds, 
Mich. 

Patterson ft Kanfman: Care Edw. S. Keller. 

LoDg Acre Bldg» N. T. C. 
Paollne. J. B.t Oaarllle. N. T. . 
Perry ft Gsanen: 906 N. 32d at. Oanha. Xeb. 

Phelan. Geo.: 1005 4th are.. Blrmlaxbam. Ala. 

PUfer, CoUIns: 520 S. 12th St.. Pt. Smith, Ark. 

PblUlps, MoDdane: Calvert Hotel. N. T. 0. 

Potts Bros.: Long Acre Bldg.. S. T. C. 

Potter ft Harris: 1715 Leland are.. CUcago. 

Price, Jack ft Mabel (Orpbenm) Serantoo. Pa. 

Price ft Dlston: 143 W. Mth st. N. T. a 

Parrla. Geo. W.. Jr. (MIebelsoo) Sraad . lalaad. 
Neb., aiKJnly 2: (Andltortam) n— w-f 4-8; 
(Diamond) CoancB BInlta, la., 7-8. 

Peane ft Mason (Lyric) Pt Wayne. Ind.: (Ma- 
jeatle) Indianapolis 4-9. 

Pelham (Grand) Springfleld, IB. 

Pearce Sisters Three (VandeTlIle) Fort Wil- 
liam, Ont.. C^ao. 

Prlagle A Whiting (Orpbenm) Portland. Ore. 

Primrose (}nartette (Fontaine Perry Park) Loo- 
Isrnie, Ky.; (Ingersoll Park) Des Motnes, la.. 
4-9. 

Plnard ft Manny (Woodlyne Park) N. 

Pnkat OaanRaa) Main 
Fatt Jt. 9A UWnwi) 

<}oaker Citj Quartette: 403 Macon at, Brook- 
lyn. 

Qnlgg ft Nlekeisoa (New York BooO N. Y. r. 
Kaymonds. Tbe: 418 W. ChattahaadMC at.. 

ntxgerald. Ga. 
Rumond. Fiancea. ft Baby IsahcBt: - Mb X, 

(latdner Slats.. KnoxrlUe. Tenn. 
Beading Statets: 411 W. 30th st, N. Y. C. 
Beed Broa.: 58 Saxton st., Dorcbester. Msss. 
Bemr ft Lewla: 84 W. U8tk at, N. Y. a 
BmaUB * HMU ll -CBjla^. l Bl inb , 



Bl<._.- 
Richard*,' 

Rlchai 



Blehardaons. Three (New York Boof) N. Y. C. 
Blchmood. McKee: 15S3 Broadway, N. Y. a 
Blley. Geo. B. (Pteeat Faifc) Or ae a nood Lake. 

N. Y. - .'. .j - --.-v -.-v • V . 



Bhcahan. IM: «• OMHI Fkric. K. X. O. 
Baai^qkaiL }. * BIkrt: a«M ail*. Mi 



Babertaan. Prank A.: Btddated. Ma. 
Boberta. Hayes ft BoberU: Cedar Manor. Ja- 
maica. N. .Y 
BoblBoo. Babble ft Basel (Alldome) Wonder- 
land Park) Minneapolis. 
Sogers. Prank: 1440 IIU st. MoUae. HL 
Sogers. Etaopy BU: Box 2S4 Bessemer. Ala. 
Bomola. Bob: 218 Tomer »t, Zane-sTlu,.. o. 
Baby. Ethel May: Brldgriijtt, Conn 
BaadL Grata X.. ft Ph>: 708 10th st, N. W.. 
WnUaslon. D. O,^ > - , , 

Im ftan- 



Boaa BIstera. Three (Alrdama) 

Rlrharda. Balph (National) . daeriand 



. N. C. 
(Odecn) 



Caaton 4-8; (O. H.) Nile* T-t. 
Bedfflond ft Smith (Alamo) BImlnghaai. Ala. 
Reynard. Al. D. (Lons Park) Jobnstown. Pa. 
Baof.-<naode (Lake Side Park) Toledo. O. 
Bm ft EBls (Waahlaston) Spokaae; tKakatie) 

ocsttte 4-9. . . -T.- .^*»* .-j - » ^ 

Baode. dande M. CUmeU ' mmU 

BaOUo 44. ■ ■■ 

BeeUaw. n e ekle aa. Ttone (Plan) AMk,';' 

Baaed ft DarlB (Kceaer*e) Mabil*. ^Ala.. M, 
Richard ft Bomaiae (Weat Bad Stan Dalath. 

Mliin.; (Brlnkman's) Beml4|t 4*. - 
Blra^Lanen Troope (Majeatle) LaCtoaae. Wla.; 

(Orpbenm) Ban Claire 4-9. 
Rboades, Dick Dnaty (Alrdome) Saa Aagelo 
Tex. 

Botwir SUdgeU (Colnmbla) MOwaakee. 
Boberts. Uttle Lord (Msjestle) Ckarleatai. S. 

C; (Alrdome) Chattanooga. Tenn., 4.9. 
Both. Lanra (Alrdome) (Siattanoaca. Tenn.- 
(Majestlc) Chsrleston, S. C. 4-9/^ ' 
Beed ft Earl (BenUy Grand) I^g Beach, ChL 
Beed, St John ft Co. (PanUget'J Denrer 4-9. 
*ffi!r .BJekfleld Co. (St FtuicU Ho- 

_.tcl) Baa P ra aclaeo. 4-lB. 
Baniaad. Altee (CoilaMiffl) London. Enc, 4-9. 

*fe^) ^ss'SiJiPSsr* 'sS!."a&.*ii.; 

Bosa^, ITylngj glBr o ftw a L ) WHtisaad. ». J. 

Boairds, The (Forest Park) KaMaa.O^, ICo. 
ReOly ft Bryan (Lanadowaa Park) Baat Bt 

L^ms. lu. 

Richard. Aerial (Pallssaes Park) N. T. a 
Baber, Sam J. (Hippodrome) AsbeTine, N. C: 

(Majestic) Charlraton, 8. C, 4-9. 
Eoaenes. The: 438 Uawood St., Brooklyn. 
Bossen Broa. (5th Are.) N. T. O. 
'Blalto. Mile, (tth Are) N. Y. O. 

Swctacjr * Bboda (OqMal) taakfivt. lad. 



^JTBrrmfa WATB fob sale, of the Armttaa* 
ft Gntam uaafaetnre, only oaed a shortTSj* 
wm aeU at a karsaln. li yen at* kMklncfHr 
a baisala. U S4U^az^_iotafctatottS: 

T ft k acoat. Fk. 



100 Stage Secreb Revealed 

5'%J*'S^" *a^ .*fe new; erery kind 
«* ian* 



gbeetmea t*t boay. J. B. NELSON. T 
Oregon.; Gen. DeL * 



J0« 8ALE— MoTlng Plctora PUm; 100 meS! 
One condition: sent snbjeet examination- tSa 
reel. Edison Exhibition Morlsg Plctm^ia. 
•*'»* — ""ite ootflt, with 4,000 ft. aim tioo- 
Win ahlp for ei«niiiuit:«=. r', 
mo N. aid At, I'bUuleiijtua. 



SP 8boivca«»{ete: Edison Ma 
ttlne, Dsed one ■aath: wtSTTent, 22xi3. iriS 
Maice. ■«•>• and caHdde Itafcia, -'■ •■ — 

WUl sell for reasonable SStK< 
restturaLt. G:.-.'. reaaotta tVT i 
HAH Til' UOWAKD, Scott, ~ 



, with 

aU good as aew. 



FOB SALE— 10 foar.alotted Penny Vendlns Ma- 
'^>^- eSSL ««•«? wlU ian lot S Si 

•'JIW.C O. O. Great bargsla. Ammm 
FLANDEBS, ae I^jon^l St., New 



Den, 8 large Horses, 8 imaD 
Butable for Merry-go-ronnd or 
ZiiLlT "- ^ — ~ >*letlon Jsck. Stnd Wheal, aad 



FOB 8AZ.^np-to.data SOtk Oeator U> 
ronnd. 82 ft; doabi* eyUader holler aM 
apod o^an; newly painted; ererythlan «a 
plete, at a bargafa. with aeaaoa'i rnnrrMlM 
deatred. C. J. MUBPHY. ElyrU. OkE^^ 



FOR SALC-CHEAP 

1 DOLL BACKi 
Add. WM. OT 
ford. — 



m SULC-IIIDIAII lELICS 



catalog 

ManalteM.OkK 



BLOT MAUHiBla of erery deacriptloo. boo^t 
acid and repaired. SUte In yonr drat lettA 
»*atjgo w^ tobny or what jra Lave to wB, 
AOAMB^MOTBLTT CO.. IIP.? E. G.-aaJ Stnet^ 
J. 



The Big. Two-B(Md«d Chlnaaa »a-Ln43a 

PalaiMatw SAA« ■ ■ » — » an . 



Palotlag. 840; „ 



ft., V. 



WXt 

OkmteUca. 



MUSEUMS OFifANATOMT 



FOB BAXX— Netlen; Osw Bdl Ba^ ta 
at 815; new retain ball gaaw. niaya Kr 

Home, moslcal act 818; AottCtSW: 

goose. Base. Slldea. Trade for Um or i 

Ship oa ^. r*on't write ualPSa mean — 

a. WALDBON, Camtherarille. 




FOR SALE— A 8000 THEATRE) 

One that H a moDey-maker. A tenaa that — w 
among tbe highest and one ttut alwaya do« <hn 
bnlneaa. Bare good reasons tar -«ni-g WBl 
s^at a haiSilB for aaeb a booae! ff iataa. 

J>- *.-» mtr:miik K, address TEBAXB^ 
AW^B'BIB BBs!,' jMftaaa^ MIsa. 



FOB UU OB KZ<SAVeE— McAllester DIa. 
solTing Stereoptlcos, new DoU Backa, Loaetta 
S 1-ady. Mechanical Show. OalTcatoa 

SSS^'^'fe!!*"^*^''- * Lectnr^ 6ets Uldaa. 
Dart OaUsfw^ Wanted, amaU Black Tto, oS 
fHs^Wax Jlrttea. and laaka offer. W. J. 
OOOK, 120 W. Main St, BlchaoM, IiA 



FOR SALE— 160 OPERA CHAIRS 

Luaau'a Cnrrent Sarer, ods German OaeMI 
48-kaT OBOAN, with moslc, caie 48-ft iliil. M 
•eat nsTla Wheel, one Kdlaon. one Powar, oaa 
Labia nufh l ne , FUm*. Mod. B.. Pathe h. e. P. 
P. BBBr FILM BRBVIOB, CHBAP. DCQB 
rajCnOHANQB, 808 W. 4tt St., - 



For Saley'Cheap 



MoTlng Plctare aad Taaderllle Show with fan 
eqalpment aad BoUar Sfcatlag BInk. AIm tsaaa 
OB pletare ^ow now tnaalat ta ctnnaetiaa. U 
wnm {g, , hergaln. tarsatlgata. O. 

MfiWr ■ 



^» — ■ ■ ^ aa m^m^ Kva-aae un 

THAYXB. Paw Paw, MlcUgan. 



FZABUT ftn FOFOOBV WAOOB FOB 
ORBAP— Oetor'a: hotae-drawa; coat noOi 
■MB aa'aaw; a sreat bargain at 8300. Aapaa* 
Bii kM •» MB aaka M* mbv ftaa 

It v.- ■ ' 

Warren. Ohio. 



FOR SALE-BrandYNew Black Top 

,24xS0, 10-ft side wall, tonnd front, gable back, 
18- ft center; nerer been np; complate. 815(k 
New single sprocket Edison Plctnra Msclilne. 
Bheostat. Switches, Lamp Hoose, completa. 8108, 
140 Folding Chalra, SOe anlaG^_New Gas fialH 
Ijc aatflt Ar pictara maekK ifadw « aaw Wa. 
na ftrAiactcafMal^- aB aaoh l«s88 ft> 
. ^™ a^y^ .8pB^BiitB, ^^^^t^^hd^^^^I^ha 8^22^ 

^aMiBM ae n t^jsa m j aaawg aMBBiaaL aa^- 



For Sale Cheap 



u 



At yonr own 
TDBB. V.' 

ot mOK. laailta nartag Iftdr 

Two-Headed Baby and bannarn for pit 
Oaah; 810O. NASH AMUSIUXNT OOl, 
B. I. 



MINIA- 




JULYS; 



0 1 11 board 



S6 



Umt CW<nr Britbtoa) Brlchtoa 



M. Z. . 

R. J«ta * »• 

Stvrcr * 
Sebcrer * 
SMrln, 

S«5™r" OUdyi: 258 W. 28th *U M.lti'JD. 



427 E. BStb It.. N. X. O. 
Amitj at., Homettead, Pa. 



■ atoekbolm. 

L. I.. 




Taller rort* 
fotd. Pa., S« 
Yaladoaa, Laa 



(Bradford) Brad- 



) PIttalmrr. Pa. 
Kalamaaoo. HIcb. 
Berllo) Uadlioa, 3. D. 
(AlidoOM) ParaaoaU, Ark. 




SfBMll Bros., rl/lBS: 

bttix. Pa. 
Sbawi. AerUl (Qreni OHi»d») 

Bmin, Jon* 1-J«It30. ^ „ ^ 
Itiiwill * Dcrorcat Oa.: Ccntial Park, 

abort * OUck: Box 1101, Dallas. Tex. 
Slmmoiia, Great: 20T2 Osdeo are., Ctaleaco. 
SlVad & Ion: 2301 Normal at.. Cedar Falla, 

Smiih, Chaa. C*cU_<Ba>Mr*) Tote. Mda. 
Smltha. MMl W l «|Bi!«^ _Ili*> . B j lW ' ^ 
SoreaaeB, C»HK vI""^ a~ ' r*f*» ; 

SpaUD, Mr. ft alB.JVnK.4H 

Spaoldios, DnpOM A M: 

StijtaB Trio: St. Cliarlea Hi 
BtaalCT. Edmund, & Oo,: Cat* 

Lose Acre BMc.. M. Z..C. 
Stutooa. ne: JH W. 
SlanlfT * 

PbUa. 
Sleirart. Friday (( 
Stine. Cliaa. J.: Oi 

■toae ft'Basva: ISll Pntt aTe.. Cblcaco. 
Smwrs. Allen: ISSe W. Dlrlsloo si., Chl- 

caco. 

Swain ft Ottmao: SOS IStb are.. So., Mloneip- 
oil». 

STlrnter & Loiart: 440 3d are.. N. T. C. 
SenxeU Bro5. (Bljoa) Great Fall*. Ubnt. 
BUelds. Mlai SjiDej. ft Co. (OrpheomI Spo- 
kane; (Orpb«Dm) Seattle 4-9. 
Saltk ft Adama (Forest Park) Hlaneapil<t. 

..__jt*t%leol« (Star) Saa AatooM^ Trc: 
(lUtBaii) Coipos (arlaU 4->. 
ladtk ft Arado (Los Aocelcs) Los Aa««le«: 

(lIlaaloa> Salt Lake. Ctab. 7-». 
■taaler. Harrr S. (Bl)oa) Dalatk. 

(MUea) Mloneip<dla 4-S. . . 

Slater ft Finch (UBlqne> Oak alaaos. tm. 

JdIt 2; (C^et) Albla 4-0. 
Sallr ft Pbelps (O. H.) SaratOKa, N. T. 

B.) GIrna Falla 4-9. 
fiblelda ft Bodcer* (Xyera Lake) Canton. O. , 
Bbaw, Lew ft 2Mlls (Majestic) OcBTcr, (M.. 

Prineeas (Faatasea*) ^okaaa; (Pan- 
C) Seattle 4-». 

V Panl (Orpkeam) Oaklaod. <^L: (Or- 
al Loe Anaelec 4-10. 
t'a Oofa (Oarrlek) Stoekton. Cal. 
Maaleal (Demlor Hotel) Cbl<a(o; (Co- 



Toa Dell Ofajeatlc: 
▼olfbt ft Volcbt 
Van Oofra ft Ootiel 
Tardamaa 
Wanar ft 
Walkar, ' 
oUa. 

Wallace ft Beach (Caalno) Cbariotte. N. C. 
Waltoaa, Six: S9 N. Soperlor St., Toledo. O. 

Warrlcks. Tlw: Iia Scdfwick st„ 

Warren ft FraadK P ' " 

Waterbarr Broa, A nmvi -I a—iraiiii 

are., N. T. C. _ _ 

Waters. Tom: S0« W. 112th it., M. T. C. 
Watson's. Sammy. Farmyand Cteeos: S3S M. 



Sedswlck st„ (MeaaaT 



Wal 

Wal 



Paola are., Jersey City. N. J. 

'aCan. Jss. (l»Tle)_Ft. Wayne. Ind. 

alia. 3(r. * Un. Wm. J.: White I 



(O. 



Bear Lake, 

Wentworth ft Boas (Oraad) phoenix. Aria. 
West, Al. (Sfajattltl . 
Weat ft Uaefc: Cm ti 

Bide.. Chleaco. _ . _ „ ... 

Weat Slaters: 1413 Jefferson aT«.. Brooklyn. 
White, LeBoy (Palace) Dallaa. Tex. 
Whitman Bros.: 1335 Chestnnt St.. Phlla. 

Wliltney. Tllley: 3« Kane at.. BoOalo. 

Winiams'. Frances, Doc, Pony ft Mboker Oicas 
(Palisades Amoaemcnt Park) Palisade^ M. 3. 
wnis. Nat M.: 801 W. 9«th at., N. T. a 
WIlBon Broa.: Maywood, lU. 
WUson, Lixsle: 1TB Franklin St.. BnSalSu 
WUsoo. Weldon (Palace) Dallas, Tss. 
Wlthrvw ft Glorer: 882 N. Emporia at, Wich- 
ita, Kaa. 

Wood. MUt: White lUta._ K. I. _S. 

t C. ■ " ■■ 

. Wacncr ft Rhodes: laka Oeone. W._T. 
Wllbor ft Banlnctaa (Keeelty) ITallclo. CaL 
W««t, Dar« DctU: Jaeksoorllls, m. . 
Webb. Hany L.: (Forest Park HIihliBds) SL 
I Loola, 4-9. * 
I Wood Bros. (Hippodrome) Boston. 
' Wyokoir. Fred (Csslno) Toledo. 0. 
. Worrtette, EateUe (Majestle) S^tUe. 

Winiama ft Seie*] (Brlttanla-oa-the-Bay) Ottawa. 
I Can.; (Sohmet Park) Montreal 4-9. 

Wllks. Monte fTletoTU) Cohimhns. O.. 
I (.VDdltorinm) eiailiiitl 4-9. 
'wrr.1. Billy (SoSieWSple) Chel^a, Mawi. 
Winston's Sea Llona. Act. No. 1 {g PPO«"»«) 

Yoossstown. O.; (Hippodrome) Phlla., 4;9. 
Whed^ Wheeloik ft'^^eyrf. Hay (White 
atyji Dayton. O.; (Lyric) Ft. Wayne, lad.. 



■9 Island) CIsclsiutL 4-9. 
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dnt.. Can. 

Staarts, Dancint (Parlor) Omaha, Neb. 

BynoDds. Jack (Graad) NashrUle, Tcan.; (Bl- 

Jon) MemfAUa 4-8. 
SAert-Undl^ ft Co. (Majeatle) 

fla.; . (MaJeaUe) Calaahns. Os.. «4k 
Wmmi^s, Sicat (Oiaad) Kawaaca, m.. 



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Behoenwsrk (Maaniaa'a Park) St. Loala. 
Sheridan, Fraak, ft 0>. (Amerlcaa) ChlcM^ , 
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Mich.; (BUon) Battle (Seek 4-»._ ,„ 

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Wakabama Troope (OwSL i ^JS. 
WlUs, Mack (Alrdoma) I««ianea. ^ka 

W^&lm'a, UtIw Bronse 

wi??'i'ii Yiiii^) iSi«U.; (.mplre) 

w?"?'l?.d'*'MaJestle)_raicago. 4_9. 

White ft Simmons (Orpbenn) Saa Fnadaco, 

2T-Jnly 9. . '■ - .. _ _ . 

Williams. Great (Oem) »■•«■•»■•■. 

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Welch. Lew (Qoecn) San DMo. CaL 
Whltiian. FriSriMaitatle) Dearer. 
WlUtams Bna. (Matloaall ^'*Vf'^,J£- 
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Topack ft Weat: 1388 Pear at. Parkalde. Cam- 
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Trscey ft Carter: TIT 8th are.. Seattle. 
Treat's. Capt.. Seals: TOoawaada. N. T. 
neaalaea. Maatcfl: SSQ OaMwaU at.. Ja 

Sl^*V(%aa ft Troy: B. P. p. Na 1. Baa & 
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nieac. Wallace: Qnanah. Tax. 
Texaana tc Beyaolds (Keener's) Mobile, .Ala. 
Toaey ft Normw (Grand) Vleteria. B. C Cha.; 

(Gracd) Tacoaaa. Wash.. 4-9.- 
TUtoa, Ladle: Colorado Sprlasa, OoL 
Throer, Bert (Brlokraia'B< BsaldJI. Mtaa.: (Bl- 

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Vhasley, Pearl (PoU'a) VklMfeaF. Ooaa.: (P»- 

Il's) Hartford 4-9. 
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naaas ft Ryaa (MUca) SL PaaU Mtaa. 
Ikksaawa Jspaaese Ttoaps (laieraoU Park) 

Osa Molaes. la.; (Majcaee) MUwaokee, WIS.. 



Car Doa (OnksnB) ZanaarUlc.jD. 
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Jtoceat. John B.: 820 Ollre at.. , 

Fladobonas Tbe (Empire) Londoo. Bas.. 'tna 
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▼aa ft JohaaoB (Alrdome) Kllsworth. Kaa., 80- 
_JBly S: (Tlaewood Park Alrdome) T^ka 4-9. 
v>aoa. MoalcBl (Onlooe) MtsaeapoUa; (Oraad 
_Panilly> Farao. N. D., 4-». _ 

T^tetsfi, Thrct Hrlag (natafMf) Has- 

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WaS& Waldian ft WDklaaoa (PergJ>»l Al- 
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jniSa. Bctala (Bth Atc.) IT. T. O. 
JKdT Sa p., ft Co. (6th Are.) N. T. C. 
Xart?r»: rcnr: 2144 W 20th at ChlcBO- 
Tamamoto Broa.: Winchester. O. 
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Alton. Jsrty: Oaapball Bros. 
Altoau na: Bassabaek-Wallaea. 
Alroaa. Thst IMrapassh-SaUa Broa. 
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Applies Uona for man sdrertlaed 

IndlTldoally by addi 



LADIES' LIST. 

Bowstd, Miss Rfds 
Hndson, Mrs. U. 
Hull, UIss B. Grsnnla 
Unnlle, Mrs. iiasie 
•UnzuibU, Uts. Btcd 
Ilznks, Mlas S. 
IngersoS, Miss Bessie 
ifirw^w, Grsce 
Irrlo, Airs. J. F. 
JsckBon, MIbs Edith 
James, Miss Lens 
Jelger, Msdam 



^Amo, Ida 

AMm, Lorena 

«|i| >»" Miss Marts 

AMfecr. Miss AOeits 

•Aikdl. AorsUa 

Azoold, Mis. Lids 
*Atchlaoii« Mrs. A. J. 

Ansside. Adilome _ . 

AnsUn, Miss Msrgsnt Jewel, Miss M. 

•Auto OlrU Co. 'Jewell, Jesaue 

•Aroa. Ttlzla Jonea, Misa Tcaia 

nbr. IiiUa O. Jocdoa ft dkii Anu 

Baaafv. Mn. Hand jaUan. lOaa DoIUa 
•Bacpara^ .Marie ju^ Mema 

^aaw. Mlas MoMk aS 

BlontUn. Miss Ddv : •»! 

Boise, Miss F. Kdcr. Msiioa 

Bnaaaa, Miss Kemp, Msrle 

Baisess. Miss Ions Kent. AUce 
Barton, Miss Clara La Vonnt, Bessie 
••Bntler. Mrs. Tbomss LaGrecIa, SteU 
Byra, Hiss Minnie 
■•Byid, Minnie 
Oacie. Dontlir 
.■aCufleld. Violet 
Caclds, Bath 

en. KltUe 

MlsaiH-u 
Miss NellT* 



Tdxer, Mia. . 

Tlwaiaa, Mrs. Wm. 
nureacr. Flands 
•TUton. Lnalla 




Wataar. Ibt. Las 

Wall, Once 

Wallace, Mrs. A. 
•Walters, Clsra 
•Wardotte, EstelU 
Co. 

Warner, Helen 
Wearer, Mrs. Ii. M. 



Lola 

LaMorr,' Miss Kitty 
LsMont, Miss Blsncne 
LaPearl Sisters 
La Toys, Seaoclta 
LaVetae. OorMlv 
LaTemc. Mlaa Mads* 



Cartwilgbt, 
Okaddertan. Uly 
Chalney, Mrs. Ets 
Cbsndler, Vergitf 
OIlBtres Sisters 
CImrcli, Miss Alice 

•Olsik, DoUa 

•dark, Qertla 
ssdayne, outran 

OlBortl, Hiss Beasls 
GUne, Misi Mora 
OaUlns. Mlas -Jim 



c 

Kiss AotslDatta 

, Battia 

Lenaid. Mia. Jaaale 
LclSb, Grace and Lester 
Leater. Pead 
Loneinc, Mlaa Anna 
•Loot. Beaala 
•Lorons, Mercadea 
Lon. IpSdy 
Lodfer, Mia. L. 
McAdsnia, Mia. F. J. 
McCann, Miss Q. 
'McJUlvKnan, Alinle 
--^ ... - 'McGnffrey, Mrs. Sua 

Jt. - _ ' McLean. MazU 

■Oapdy. Bath ••Maeaithr. . Mml 

•OanoD, Cora T. •MaUaoTtuir 
OortM, Miss KeiltU MstnTnoiam 
Crane, Miss Ereiett E. •meuiIds, Bath Oania 
•Qroirlej. MaiEsRt MsnsflelO. Helen 
Daly, Unls Msnteli. Dot 

••O-AiTlUe. Jeasette SSSln tan. Blla 
Dsvenport, Mrs. Motma Marahall. Mia. Leon W. 
Darenpoct, Mia. BUdc MarfalirVeeu 



Abbott 

Abel. Walter 
•AlXMlkla (AT<at'<r) 
AbisbsmEon. Abe 
Aekennan, Ed. C. 
Aekennan, O. F. 
AeUay. Gaocsa 
Adams, Jobn 
Adams, E. K. 
s. Cbas. B. 

Ed. 

AJimst, Nimo 
Albas, The 
•AlberU 

•Aibertson. B. Oact 
Alblnl, H. 
Albricbt, Cbas. 
•Akhikea. Wm. K. 
Bob 

Alexander. Bddte Ii. 
Alexander, Sol B. 

Alexander^. W. ^ .. 

Alfred. OiariN 
Alien, BIBie 
Allen, Walter B. 
Alien, Chambers 
Allen, Frank 
Allen, Lee 
••Allen, Lester 
•Alley and Tbonc 
•Altenbniy. Wn. 
-<AMlaK, Haoy O. 

^Aadaraa, Bafl 



IfdtoB OSrin Blsteis 
MelTOIe, Mme. 
MdTlUe. Joaa 
•Mesdeisobn, MIna 

Merxin. Lola 
' 'Meyers. Lonise 
lOIIer, Oertrnde 
jmur, Mtna 



Davis, Miss OoUy 
DsTls. Miss Lola 
DsTla, TlislnU J. 
— Datar 

Baleatrter, Kn. Hat 

tie 

DeEstrsoK. MaicT 
•OeTeau Twlna 
Da Verne. Msttio 

De W«r. Gert _ 
De Wolf. Marie Uoccanl' Ulutha 

OeWoolf, Miss Vlslaa 

••Deane, Daisy — 
Delorcs. Mrs. 
Densmore Sisteis 
Dlxoo, MlSB 3. W. 
Donaldson, Hlsa Bnth 
Darl, Miss DoUy 



DnttoD, BIBe 



MHIMh, May i 
' ■Sudo.liUa. 



Bra . 
•Fkilave, B 
Fanen, Queen 
Fields. Sale 
Field*. Francis 
Floes, BosebDd 
Folsom, Miss Mand 
F<mtaine, Azalea 
Foraye, Ml« Finey 



•FioaD. aasa 



■Xaotacae. Leoti 
••Marayrboctla 
Martha 

Uortlma. ^Sdsa 
•Moxie. Florence 
Molhail, T ^|<HTi^ 
Mulligan, May 
•Nasle. Dan 
NeTelle, Anns 
•Xocil, I'Ut^ DItIbs 

Besnty, Sere 
Norwood, Tbelma 
O'Hara, Eleanor 
Oakcnoo. Mia. ttta 8. 
•Onettl Mate r 
Ooettl Blattw 
Oibocna, Aai 
Owens, Mm.- 
•Kaddlsoo^' ' 
B. 

Page. Bsbe 
'Page. Helen Mse 
Parker, Nellie 
Pair, Loin B. 
•feny Slsten 
Pblnney Sisters 
Price. Kste 
Primrose, Anits 
•Bsish, Princess 
BamadeU, Wm B. E. 



GUser, Mrs. (Ha 
GleasCHi, Violet 
SoodiMB, Mn. 

Goaaase, Miss Fe ia 

•Graham. M. auUuds ••BaaoB. Vhnab 
OiahamritaL Feidtaaad-iBavii: Item* 
GraTea. uman Beyor, U. 

Bhode. Lerlta 
Rhodes. Allle 
Rlcttaid. Loo 
Richard, Hattle 
Richards, Mrs. T. D. 
Rinefaart. Goldle 
Rirea, Dorotliy 
Rolierta, Misa A. 
Robertaoo, Tada 



Cttay. Mlas Helen 
Gray, Mlaa Ulllan 
Greares, UUIe 
Green. Miss Msbel 
•Gregory. Bessie 
Grey, Mlas Issbelle 
Oypey Glrl^ Foor 
Hall. Mlas Grace 
Bamy, Mrs. F. 
Uariaa. Mlas Bdaa 
Barte, Miaa Estdla 
BarrcT. Mia. Cania 



Mrs. H. 



Hayes, Miss 
Hsywood Sisters 
••Hendoaon, Mae 



Maris 

•Bnssell, BIJoo 
•Sadae, Florence 
Sanders. Mrs. Geo. 
Sknderson, Ethel 
Satina. Bennla 

, •Ssimders. Mrs. Cbas. 

Henley, Ksde & Jessie Sehrelberle. 3<is. Ms* 
••Hsmrt, Cora ••Scott. Mrs. A. J. 

Haieiard. Jean Shady. Mis. O. 

■Heywood. Yeala B. Sbattnck. Unisn 
HIntnbothsa. Mm. 'Sbcldcm. Marie 
Inrala •■iBSsr. BdCB 

•Hilda Smlletta Slaters 

^Emtoo. riiiala ft^Bj^tto. Chrla. M. 

H<§uSiia£S. Mrs. BOTtelth. Mrs. Myrtle 

K. Smith, Cosy 

Holntes. Dorothy Spencer. Gretehen 

Bolts. Miss Leonora Starr. Bnth 



Bombs, Btbelyn 
Hoose. Mis. Jlmmte 
H oward . Cassle 
Howard. Heater 



Steel Sisters 
Stone, Mrs. Mande 
Satz, Maiy M. 
Talbot Edith 

••Xdeatb Oortb 



••Waat. rrankis 

White. Anole 
••White. Dertda M. 

Whitehead, Ida 
Wilkinson. -Marie 
dlneWUison. AJdone 

Wilson. Elsie May 
••wuson. Grace 
•Wilson, J. 
•Wilson, Trixle 
.•Wolf, Loolse 
Woodinff, Dora 
••Worth, norence 
Wren, Delia 
Tae, Mse 
& Zanlio, Melila 
ZednaT, Sylvia 
Zenors, Queen 
•Ziai, Millie 



OENTLKMBN'tt LIST. 



Beny. Robert 
•Besty Brotheis 
•Bicknell & (Bbney 
Blenenwald, AUred 
•Blselows, The 
••Biggs, DsTld 
Biggs. Oasa . 
Bigney. >€L '.Jl. . 
BUIsckliBMas 
Billy 

Black Bnw.' 
••Blaladell, WUllaai 
••Blair, Sam 
Blancbaid. Heniy 
Bledsoe, Jack 
Blerlas, Foster 
Blumbait, WlUIam 

Boiella, AiaaK_^ ^ 
' ssBoaton CsMIR 'Ott. 
Bosworth, t.: 
BoBWorth. X';'t:'>': ■■■ 
••Booltlngluai^ ' JiMb K 
Bowaa. A. . : Z 

BowaiBk a.-&_- . 

Bowery mo . 

Bivle. t- 

Bt e ckr ii i C1>aa. M 

J. B. 



Cbeny. Jcseph V. — _ . 

Ohealay. Benert B. DeF iah e a ett. .Wot. 
•Cheater A Grace • De Barta QaarUtt* 
Chennont. C. C. Kolxwia, Dick 

Chicago Mewaboya' Tilo DeMala, Banr P. 



Otallcote, C. H. 
•Obrlatls, wm 
Ctarlatopber, Chila 
Ctnmn. J. D. 
Obnicb, Cspt. 
•Qatr. Ina 
Claiie. Geo. 

Clsiimont. Louis . . 
•Cisik. Chaa. A. * Os^aelnr. 
Claik, Hany 
dark, Don 
Clsik. OiUe 



DeMond. * Dlnaiooie 
DsBoaa. Hany 
DeaJatdlB. Bnuat 
DeVeer, Frank . 
•DoVelda, Bert 
De Tine, J. Art 
De Tal * Da Vol 
IMaTca, Banr * O* 



Claya, Bar. 
daytaa, w. 
Ctayts*. ~ 
Uaytao. 

Jasper 
CIsyton, Joseph 
Clements, Joe L. 
Clemlngs, oursn 
•Cllttoa A Babb 

•CeboiB. J. A. 
Coghlan, Harlan 
CoghlaD. Ernest 
•Coffey, H. P. 
•Coffin, 0. H. 
•Ootabcsnt's Mlaatiela 

Mgr. 
Cohee, Jack 
Cole. Clyda. 
Coleman, 
Coleman. 



Joaisacr,_ wp. 

'Conba, Ftaak 
Comptoo. C. G. 
Co nan, Jr 
•Conkiln, 



•Connely. Wm_A. , 
••Cooneia. JM*4 
ter 

CoonoBy, W. J. 
Connors, The 
Conorer, Joe 
Cook, loles 
Cook. FtoA a 
•Cook, - 
Cook. Wood 



Cooper, T. J. 
Cooaly. Robert 



PieC. T. O. 

•Deer, Toong 
•DelmODt, Fied A. 
••Ddphl Itio 
Drlreccbl, Frank 
Dempsey. Frank 
Denny, Harry 
IXnova. t*rc<l 
Dent, Raleigh 
"Derby, Al. 
Derrlll. Jack 
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Orrlnny, Henry A. 
Diamond, Corley 
DUmond 4 A indlaa 
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Dltala. S. 
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Do VaB. Frank 
DOble, a B. 
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aaaktn, Jim 
Oatca, LawiSMs 
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Oeaiy> Joe 
Oehrlager, Jack 
Gems, Jnllos 
••Oenestea, DeLa 
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Oibba. Al. P. 
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Goodwin. Joe 
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Jeimette, Borsea 
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A. P. 

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Arnold. Wlllaid 
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AsUtlc Art Co. 
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ATeiy, Oteir 
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Baebanl. Ed. 
Bacon. Clarence 
Bans, Horace 
BaUika. Tlte Fotn 
Baird, James I. 
Bsker, John L. 
Baker, Myron 
Ballsrd A Alberts 
BaicoD Troope 
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Bnbb, Geo. B. 
Boekner, The Great 
Baehllng, Harry 
BaiMcfc Bros. 
•Baby Burgess A West 

Slaters 
••Bumell, Hsiry 
Borke A Mollne 
Burke, Billy 
Bums, VsuMm B; 
Burt, W. S, 
••Burton, Boy 
Busby, J. B. 
Busby, J. M. 
BDsb, B. L. 
Bntler. Geo. A. 
Bnttxms, W. 
•E^ron. MOtoB 
CaJdwell, Gordon 
•Oaldwcn. Dam 
Caldwcn, Joe 



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Banwa A Edwina Can, A. B. 
Barnes. Harrison Callahan, F. W. 

Barringtoo, Sidney Callahaa. I^rle 
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Barton, Sammy Cknlde, A. M. 

BattUdo. S. Canble, BObcrt 

Baysdorfer. Otto A Co. CapOCT, Edward 
Beaeby, Llnroln Carle, K. P. 

••Beane, Fred H. Carmelo, F. 

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•Bennett. Harry A. 
Benson, J as. 
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Bentley, H. 
Bernard. Edward 
Bernard, Jack 
•Bonlissdt. Geo. W. 



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Cartwrlgbt, Chaa. 



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•Cstes, Herman 
••CSTsnengb. Ed. 
Caylor, W. S. 
Cbambers, Will B. 

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Ooxe, T. Bury 
Coy, Henry 
Ciabni. Bert 
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Cramer, 8. A. 
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Ckawford, Hany 0. 
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Cram, Tom 
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Cnllen. J. B. 
Cnixan, J. P. 
Cmtla, A. 
Curtis, Bin 
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••D'Aimond A PBUer 
DeAman. William 
Oaeey A Doaaldaoa 
DaUey A Well 
Daltey. Jack B. 
Dale. Joha 
DalCT, Frank 
Dsnia Bioa. 
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Daney. W. H. . . 
Danker, W. P. . 



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Dawson. WalUe 

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Daris, W. BhawB 
Dawson, Samoel 
Day, Arthur 
Day, A. W. 

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Mack 

Edwards, BeOy 
•^wmda, Mr. A Un. 

•Edwards. I. B. 
Edwards, P. 
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Elliott. Jack 
EUison. P. B. 
Elson, Doe 8. 
Emerson, Billy 
Kmmett. Adrian 

•Baglea. Clyde 
Baocb, the Flab Man 
•Epatein, Joe . 
Ergotle, Joo ' 
Baterbcook, IM 
Erasa. AL 8. 
•Brans. Al. 8. 2c Doe 
Eylward, Jim 
Fslrtmm. Obas. A Jessie 
Farley, Prank 
•Famnm, MaafiaU 
Faoaietti A Co. 
Feagon, Frank 
Feeley, Cbss. J. 
F^bersea, Claode 
Fels, Geo. W. 

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Fengen, Arthur 
PairaU Bratb^ . 
••Feinle, JCr. « .llM. 

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Fkfc, Ctasriey 
Plaley, Jess M. 
Flabar, ItaddF 
FItzbares, A. ■ 
FUIg A mi^M 
Flaab, Cant. 
risBbg. B. J. 
Flowers, Atixy 
Flowaca. Ansy 
Flyaa, Edmund 
nyaa A MlUer 
^VBB, Geo. O. 



Graham. IBk^ 
Gnhaak TMk ' 
Grant, B. 
Grant, wnite 
Gray, B. C 
•Gray. Bsny 
••Gtear, Cata 
Grrea. Norman 
Gngson, W. H. 
Grogsa. Joha 3. 
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fiffi)H»*m^ Frank 
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BaaaitsB. James-'. 
BamUtoKL. onto 
HimraoDd, Loli B. 
Banaday, Bbea 
Baaley, Lew 
Hardens, Matts 
Harding, Bert M. 
Harding, Dick 
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liairia. M. 
Bnila, KewtOB 
•Barria Broa. 
BairisoB, Bsriy 
Hairlsoo. T. Eb. 
Baite. C. 
Hartmsn, A. M. 
Hartaell. 
Hastings. A. J. 
•Baysd. Mr. 
••Haydea. T. 
Baydea Paaallr 
Bays. Mr. A.lba. 



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JohttaoB. Bert 
JoUy. Baixy 
••Jonea. Arthur 
•JoDca. J. N. 
Jonea, TM B. 
Jones, Harrcy - 
Jones, William 
JordoB. 8tsnli7 *- 
Judd, Bert 
Jolians. The S 
Kadlr, Cms 
Kalbeig. E. M. 
Kalaia A LaFotaB 
■aaaan. WUllaa 
t'j-t- WUi. Prince 

■Karnsta. Jeaae 
Kaanya. T. 
Kealey. O. W. 
Kcamey, Joha Ik 
sank, flkaak O. 
kSnr. Ma B. 
B^. St. 
Kany. Than, W. 
Kelly. L. a 
KeUy. Teddy B. 
ItoedtyKelsey, Joe O. 
Kemp, J. T. 
Keaaedy. Chaa. O. 
•Kean^. Eddie 
Kennedy, J. 
Kennedy. Jim 
•Kent, Edward 
Kama. Leo 
Ksaaely MarloM 
Ketch. E. H. 




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•King ATnAar 

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Klagaley. J. B. 

Kinsley. C. A. 
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Forber, An 

Forgnre, Chad; 
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Fotch. Jack 
Fox, Kyle 




Koeiaar. Otto 
Kahler. Hany 
Kofeler. Lew 



Koerippcr. P. I 
Kotaro. Ur. 
Korsiick 
Kraft, C. r. 
Kiata. A. B. 
Kranae, Blmsa 




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••Beatb. Waltar lAwtsLaUoore Bros. . 
Hestaa. P. M. ••LaBoae. W. BL 

Belats. Iff VmVm, Earl 

••Hcmatrect, Floyd A. ••LaZear. Oceu 
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H enke , Henry 
Bea^. w. H. ' 
Hepburn, Howard 
Rcras FamllT 
Hermsnoa, Ttie 
Hmrnan, WlUaid 
•Betskind. Chris 
Ben. Geo. 
Heater, h. 
Hickman. Oay 
•mekmsa, J. B, 
Rleka A Hieka 
••Hin, Prof. L. U 
Hill. Percy 
••Hiadera, Geo. 
•ainton. Benjamin 
HInton, E. L. 
Hippie, Clyde 
Hockstt. Bobert O. 
Hodgeman. Chaa. V. 
••Hodges, Jamea 
Hoffman, H. 
Hoffmana. Ordlag 
Holcomb, WUbar 
BoMen. Wm. fBaaaa) 
BoOsod A Webb 
•HolUnd. Balph 
•BoUasd. Balph B. 
HeUoway, J. B. 
Holmea, Sherlock 
Homer, Douglas 



Hopp, M. S. 
Houston. Bryln 
Howard. Gnny 

Howard, Dick 
Howard. Lea 

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Hngfaes, Avery 
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'Lede, R. M. 
Laird, Dr. 
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Laadli. Richard D. 
Lane. Frank O. . . 
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Lawler. Tbonar i& ' 
Lawreoce. Waltsc - 
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••LeRoy. Leon 
LrRoy. L 
LeTonna. 
Less, Jad 
Lee, JIa 
Lee, Slim 
Leeper, W. O. . .. 
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Lelgbs. The 
Lclgbton, Hany. - 
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Lemonta, na 

Leo tense 
I>oo, Olraid 

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Haa 
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Lcaslk A 
Lewis, A. 
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Lewis, Boy 

•Lewis, B. W, ' 
Lewis, W, O. 

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LoodoD, B. R. 
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McClare, Ctamrles 
McConalek, Uocil B. 
UcCo7, MootraM 
•ilccTft, rrank 
McCue, (S1«U) <M 
McCqitt. 'O|10 

MicDougiu, F. a. 

•UcEototb, Allen 
UcFilU. Prof. Bor 
McOct. Toa 
jMtam. Hot 
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McNeUl. Wm. 
MeXtUL OMart 
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Pottar, Bcmla 
Pvirvr, W. W. 
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Itln, C. W. 
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Baadall, Fraak 
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Bcardoo, J. P. 
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Baadala, B. A. 
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Baalar. Barloa 
Seelar. Marioa 
Selta. Harmaa K. 
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Sheck, Bacom 
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Parka, Joa 
Purlih. RatMtt 
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Panaa. WL 



PaMao, BabarTT 
PaUOB. A. L. 
Patfaoa. Paal 



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Sims. Reoabla 
Qaar-Slmt, B. R. 
*SIoaii, Barry 
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SClDSOD, Geo. 

Stirk, Prof. T. 
atoot, I. Allen 
Hioat, Vtetut 
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atwena, Mr. 
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Syloar. Henry 
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Warrick, Artbnr C. 
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Wearer, Baymand A. 
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Tralaad B« 
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White, Otto 
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White, Ben 
Wbltuker, Sam 
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WtUUuaa (Tralnmaater) 
WUUaa^ a. L. 
WIBUUS. Great 
Wnitama, Barry 
WUIlamaOB. Fraak 

••Bad" 
•wniattt, Cbaa. 
WUsoo, Beanla 
WUsoo, Cliaa. A 



••Tobla. Frank 
rrabin. w. il 

Xlodd Broa.' Sbow 
TMd. J. J. 
Vodd'a, Wm.. Shoira 
Tora Jap Tnopa 
Tomaa, A. F. 
Townaead, J. U. 
Tojgart, Lewis 
naatoa. Ctaranco 
Traak. Clarence 
•Trlberr. John 0. 
Troy, Bavlc 
Tmmp. Geo. 
Xacbndl. T. 
'TiTanr Tmabadaota 
Oaolacta A Old 
OmbalBti. a H. 
•CalU * Paal 
Urtloa, BaAa J. 
Vallaaeoart. Fred ■. 
•Vatadaa. Paal 
Tal Dsa. Tba 
Valon. Bach 
•Taa. Ocarsa 8. 
•Taa. Bar*ay 
▼aacMtob <X 
▼aa Spin; Jack 

••Tann. Jack 
Taaa, na Two 




••WUaoa. Ohaa. Court- 

•Wllaaa. Fraak B. 
wnsoo. Moaleal 
•Wtwh. t;kaa. B. 
Winnie. J. H. 
Wltta^ Wb, 



Vlaetat, J. 
TtTtan. KbDar 
▼iae. Bobert 
Voael Minstrels 
•Ton Ksatboreen 

•7oa TUacr, JalM 

▼on Qoett _--iri 
•Wadall. Frad and BiyJoaMda. K. 



a BL «» K 

a. 

Wood, Ptof. Capa. 
Weada A Oook 
Woodford. Karl 
••Woodson. B. O. 
Wrlfht, Wm. Wain 
Yacklay, B. Leoo 
*Yaake<. Oomeay ranr 

Tataa, Harold A. 
•Tork. Jallaa 



Wacaer, BUey 
•Watnwrlabt. WU 
•Walta. Bobert 
Walcott. Prof. Cbaa. 
Walker, Chtrlet A. 

WalkfT, n".lir.3 
Walkrr t 



Zabl. WUl 
ZarlUcti 
Zematar. 



Zenca, 
Zera. Bdwln 

Zlratn^r. D«Te 



TSOMBOBE AT UBERTT Experienced Slide 

Trombone. B. A O.: alao play baritone. Member 
A. F. M. Write or wire. Jaa. I. OUasar, U 
Caaaaa St., Vwubkaspaia, B. T. 



ChHCiOpnTine iiMtxiMdlqiist 



FOil 



Musical GomedyaDl Burlesque 



Address O. L. 
St. Akron, 0. 



R. R. FISHER 

AT UBERTT 



Contra otinfl 
PBpk Man«a«p 

WHta erWIra 

ST., AUESHENY, PA. 



aaaWANTaa* 

Stock Company 



For a iwak batata tba Bte Tmt. 
terma. OBAI eZTZB. LasiBctoa. Ka. 



Teat. Sbartas 



WANTED 
For Big CeMnliM. htg, IVK at 

Jewdl G^y KaMM 

ANralMrtfi^lAtlnrti^ 

p. J. SCBHITT. Ch'm Am. Com. 



Tha Itth Baldlais sad HoD*.Ooml]ur win 

be held at Brownttown, Ind., Anc. IT, 18 and 
18, 1010. Attractloaa wantad: Plantation Show. 
Trapaas Perfaeaaai^ Barty-io-round and other 
a it ia c tloaa. S. B. rtmm, Baqr. 



WANTED QUICK 



Obanga tor 



WIG 



For Soubrette, Uack human hairpf 1.81^ 

other colors, $2.00. By mafl lOe I 

G. KLlPPERTa Mfra 

848 Foarth Avaaaa^ ilaiy Yatfc ISlily 



WANTED AT ONCE FOR 

Wiedemann Bros.' Big American Shows 



Experienced CIBCCS BAND T.BADBB and Orat-daaa >IDUOtAKS. I 
Tboaa wbo wiota bafoi«..in^ i 
iUada laanaalai a thna .«ar Aav. TBOB. V. 
Claiba, »t Olbbaa 4. . ' ' 



Long season, with car show. Very best of acoommodatioiMk^^Wailfci 
trombone, dieuinet and violin; double anythiiK. Also, good snoMt 
AddiMB».4|iiek.I>ANA THOMPSCTC Sauk Center. BfinB. 



Cobiirn's Greater Minstrels 

Season Opens^AuKust First 

Reliable Minstrel People and Musicians inall Lines 

PKINCIPAL COMBDIAM. BTBOMO OOHEOY ACTIS, SINOLB or OOOBLB NOTEUT. OOKBDZ 
OB 8TRAIOBT MUSICAL AOT8. DAMOIMO ACTS. SINOINQ AND DANCINQ BHDS. BIN0BB8L 
AU. ▼OICES. A-t ZXASBB, BAND AND OBCHESTBA. ELBCXBIOIAN AMD &TAOE CARFBN> 
TEB. people donbUnf braaa. any line. Write qolck and fnlly first letter. Stste belgbt. walabt. 

ability and lowest «2ary. 1 PAT AU, EXPENSES. LEB EDMONDS. BOBT. UEA. wire. J. A. 
COBURN. MaCJlger and OwTjcr; CLAYTON L. MIX, BubIix-m itanaKi-r. •2:tO Wf:tt 41lh Stiaat, 
NEW YOBK. N. Y. 



Folrthe FaJi FcH^^ 

To play in the Opera House. 6,000 people dpected to attend this Fes- 
tival. Also, would like to hear from first-class ^Carnival Companies. 

Address, FK.NNK SIBHAVA, Manager Opera House, Wikon, Kansas. 



W^^A IXXNC^ QUICK! 

\Z THE BidGEST EVDTr OF THE SEASON : ^ 

iLf^ SOdAL 

Miamisburg, Ohio, week of July 18th. 

WHY Win. IT BE THE BIGQEST? It la tbe llrA eTSr beld In the Ilrellest WKT town ta tba 
State of Ohio. Ttilrty-llTe IlioosaDd people worklna erery day; plenty moDey and they spend It. 

BreiT mercbant In town a booster. Onder tba dinctloiia of tbe K. P. SOCIAL CLTO, ualited 
by tna oldeat and beat known General Promoter In tba boslnesa. Can place a few more deaa 
Showa; alaa canto PUtftKaa. JACK SHIBLOS. CAP. SABCO, BAPPX CasOtST. VAN WATSON, 
write. COKCBE8IMI IISNI It yon ban a clean atore and want to cet ta m tba Srst raal bta 
iBoaar Qt tba aaaa•a^ aK la: ao ezdaalTaa except coatattL KOOWta 8I880N, OOU>81ltroI 



Xlie Winslow Stiows 

have booked following fitBt-cIaw towns on the atieets: 

27; MIrCMte. k| 4;,p^ Inn mhl$l Vl;mitltm 



WANTED 

fMiFORM & OTHER SHOWS, MUSICIANS, TBONBONE PUYEK & COLORED PERFORMIM 



AT UBERTY^ 4jU>LY THE 4TOs ^ 

Four :: ISsnsational :: Acts 

FiniKds bar flia tss<b. double Bonian nagp, Oying and hBtanring trapeze, Oatlk wire ! 
'=^'4{n) LENHARD^lfiOT^nteHa AvB^lSt- l4N^ Ho. 



aaAT LIBERTY 

MAN ^/VIFIE: 



1 



TRAP DRUIOil 

AND 



aCHT READER 



Moving Pictures or VaudeviUe preferred. 
iUdrat^m MinillER, llOSLoaistSlnd^ DES MOINES, IOWA. 



HEAR! 



WANTED I 



JACK ^LARE WANTS 




Oaa BMM lood tent abow. Can alao_pIaea a fat alrl. Thla eompaay has bete oat since May I. 
aad hSTa not bad a loalna week. We carry TjaMwa^ JPterite wImU oecan_ wase. Sam Boltn'a 



I bare not not had a weak below tU2 with thla coaaauy. Shaamaa. taka 
real ladlaa baaA aad Telaia^ Dlta at Daalit.W a hav e > Ofa Baga WMteJa 
aKwn. nu. whlA ana* had a carattaL I^. atJ|l(,M«ta3^0M Fa^vjC^aHdSH 

STtoJaly 4; DtUaarate. Ow.,«i& 4 to 9; rranklla. '-'^ - — =^ 

W. Va., Old BoBia Week, Jaly 18 to 23. Get boay: 



... _ - Can ^ca fooS; daw \ 

Wa trani oa apeelal trains. Addiaaa JACK VKI.ARK. Donora, Pa. ..-.j, - 



88 



Xtie Billboard 



JULY % 1910.. 




ACTS WJ.TH dSCTIBES 



BoMMtUa Six: .Ctentir Bna- 
Bonliil Tnmpe: Bella-Floto. 
Bonelaln, Dob: Gcntrj Broa. 
Bnehud, Faal and Edna: Qentrj Broa. 
Braeo. Benito Alonao, Tronpe: Banram & Ballay. 
Bradlej A: Ward: Barnnm & Bailer. 
Bradna, Ella, * Ftcd Datrlck: Barnnm St BaUey. 
Bnrbank, Lillian: Yotmc Bnffalo'a Wild Waat. 
Bazna. Brown A Bnm: Gollmar Bioa. 
Bnma Trio: Gollmar Bra*. 
Bnnon, Arthur: Wiedemann Bioa.' Sbenn. 
Bnrtoaa, IVMirt RlngHjw Bna. 
Cataill many: Valui HT Sparks. 
Oarman. rawalla. Tnm»a: 
Caidooa**. cant., Uam: So 
Carl. K. F.: Bowa*a Oiaat 
Carroll, llUa.: Barnnm ^ BaOtj. 
CarroU, Mcttta, Trio: BatoQB A 
Carol;: Bam am A Balli 
Caatrlllan Troope, 8U: 
Cerene Tronpe: Son Broa. 
Cbapman * Bexniw: Dodo n«k Sbawn. 
Clacka, The': Bobbr Fonntaln Gtiowi. 
Clarke. Manda: Howe'a Qrcat LandoB. 
Clark. J. Lt.: BaiBOB * BtOir., 
Clark, Joale, Cliaa,, and TWaa: 1 
Clark, Baby and Faarl: Bom Bmi, 
Ctarkonlana, Tba: iwiigiitiy Bim* 
Codoaa: Bamom & Bailer. 
Obdr Famllj: U. I> Clark. 
CoUlna, Bobt.: John BoUnaoo. 
Cooiadea, roar: Barnnm * T 
Oonnen Vamllr: Hasenbeck-Wi 
Connors. Balpli: Oentnr Broa. 
Gonson, Sadie: John Boblnaon. 
Oonnon.' Wm.: Stm Bros. 
Cotetta, UUe.: B l n g l l n» Broa. 
CorrellU. Tbree: Barnnm & T 
Corrlea. Mme.: OoUmar Broa. 

osBiattai. iiMt a<aiB>wJ^|£. 



Cnoka, Ckaa.: Basenbcck-Wallaee. 
Cortla, Don: Biorepansl|.SelIS Broa. 
Damun'a. Geo.. Bea Uona: Barnnm * BsUar, 
Darllns, PtaU Denrer: Barnnm * Battolb;'. . 
Dut. "bar* Drrll: John Robinaon. 
Darenport. Loin: B ln « lln K Broa.__ _•■ ' ; ■ • - 
Dannport, Oirln, Tlctacbi * llBSt .Snkmr* 

DnS£%aa*s: 7eha Boblnaon. 

fg^. BInfUnc Bros. 



_ John Boblnaon. 

Decken, Ttoasliw: Barlow'a Doc A PMVjkgW. 
DeClalrrllle, Sid.: BoUn B\nmtaln BMMb - ' 
DeOoma Tkoope: John Boblnaoo. - 
DeConpa. Zelda: Frank A. Bobbins. - ' ' .C. 
Dealer, Fkanean: GoUmar Bros. 
DeFocesta, Tbrea: Hasenbaek-Wallaea. ' 
DeKoeha, Tba: Etase™*ek-WaUaea._^ 
Dekoaa. Joe. Tranpo: Barnnm * aBMVo ". 
DaUrajs, Wm: Howa's Great LoodaB. 
DalUmaada, Tba: Bacanback-WaUaM. : ■ >, i;^ 
DalBS Troopss Bnanbeek-Wallaea.. .' A'-' j^^'j'; 
PaUMt, Wm. AlZoila Bnnica: Jota B«kMi 
pSaan, Gao.: VDC«paoch.e>a]U Bras. 
Dciriek, Fred: Bamnm It Bailer. 
Deaperado: Banom * Ballw. 

DeTlmea, Great: Bamnm * BaUer. 

DeTtln'a ZooaTaa: BnlTala BIU-Bswaas Bill tkm- 

bined Showa. 
DIaa. Fnir: Bamnm * BallV. 
Dick. Bari Lrajjant Bros. 



DMm MMan, Sgr: Bi 

pnwotth Itaopst Jobn 
DaArllL Baai 



Dollar Ttonpa: 



B. SDSlta, 
■waUaoi 



Hasanbeek- 
Bamnm ft Ballaj. 



DoBllfnB. Bmina: Blngllnff Bros. 
Doolqr. J- Baramn * BaOar. 
Doolsj, Kata: BOwe'a Great Londo^ 
Dirden. Obaa,: Wiedemann BroSk' OB 
DiMiak. Herman: HaKenbssk-WaOaea. 
DnICr, Al. : Tcima Bttd'a " 
Damlnaaca Ttoa^t Smt 
Dntton Bna.: Smi Bras. 
Dnttaoitnias: Blatftas 
BddjB, bat BowaVmaa. 
Bdwsida.. Ada Ban, UM 
EkeU Slaters. Fanrt B«B^_^ 
Elletta Slatatsi Joba B. ^uks. 
Kllet Trio: Wwspaaa h Sell a Bros. 
Jtaoa B^mllr: TTafmfrrrlr-Wallai** 
Emp«ta. Tbe: Dode Flak Shows. 
Emestooiaos. Flying: Dode Flak 
Faber, Anneta: Haganba^-Wallaea. 
Fera, I«o: John B o Mns a n , 
Flaber. UUa.: Bamoa Ji Baltav. 

Flahar. Sam * SalUa: ESa 

FltasBCtfd's, mebael B.. Ji 

lias Bios. 
Floraneea. Stat: Bamnm * Banaf.' 
Floisns Skmlly: BIngllnr Bras. 
Ftord. Dick: Bamnm * Bailey. 
Vtortnna. Ceella: Haseabeek-Wallaeak 
FMters, Aerial: Fanpansfa^Sella Broa. 
Foato: Blnatlns Bna. 
Francisco. iBrdlne: BlacUnr Bros. 
Franka. Two: Forepansb-SelU Bros. 
Oalarmo Ladles: Basenbeek-Wallaea. 
Garclnettl Broa.: Bamnm * Ballv. 
Gardcnar. F.: Bacenbeck-Wallaoa. 
Gardner ft Lawaon: Blnalliiy Bna. 
Gerard ft BntaU: WlnSflng Broa. 
Glaaacock, W. O., ft Faadly: Abu B< 
Gocts, Bat: Son Broa. 
Oomas, Br. ft Mrs.: B 
Ooodrodv, yaek: Gonmar 

eAlt: CUDpbdlBBM. 
O.: Oollaar Kosk 
Tnv BallaSlata. 



Hackett, BU: . 

HamUton, Fkask: John Boblnaon. 
Hanley ft Co.: llgRpaiiA.SriIs Bi 
Barddlcs. Thrss: Ha«emieek-Wallaes. 
Hanls. Floeenes: Blntlhtr Bras. 
Bait Broa.: Baaanbwfc-Wallaea. 

Wm.: VucspsngMalla Baoa. 

ott, Jae.t Baceabsefc-WdlMk 

Badsrt. ■isgna»8_Baigaa * B a t i y 
Baiberts. FWST SrtMlotn. ; 
Bermana,'n*a: BacanbeCk-Wa! 



^Sotl 



Tff^j^H^M^HP jTB n _ 

Hlaefci. Kama ft Tatna: dnWihaFJ 
HUderra. Chaa. : John 
Blneft-KlmbaU Tronpe:- 
Hobeoca, The: SeOa-BtotD. 

Hocnm Family: Campbell B 

Bodglnla, Two: RltnlliiK BioiL 
Balder. Homer: John BoWnsnw. 
BOUand FamOy: Sans-SIoto. 

Ta«.i Banoai * r 

.Tkst BksHibaek-Wa: 



Imperial Tlenneeo 
Irani, M. K.: r 

*^"g*1ny Bros. 
Iwamoto'a HInoda Japassia 

Oofiltar Shoir. 
Jameaon. Lo^: Focepaoab.Si 
Janllaetta, The: Bamnm ft Ballsy. 
Jardo ft His Pisa: KlntUng Bna. 
Jazdya Troope: Bamnm ft Bailey. 
Jeanalleld's Comedy Clcena: Hagenliaek-Wallaea. 
Jenks. Grace: Hageobeck-Wallaee. ■ ' 
Jennlera, The: AL F. Wbeeler'a. 
Jeromes, Tba: Bamnm ft Bailey. 
Johnson. Chaa.; M. L. Clark. 
Johnson, Jno.: Blntllng Bros. 
Johnson. Ulaa Ab.: StoiepaBCb^eUa Bioa. 
Jonea, BlcbsiOs JobB Baotaaon. 
Jowphaa, Flfs: Baronm ft BaOv. 
JnlUn, DalUa: 8eU»note, 
Jtipltcr. Balloon Bocae: Bamnm ft BaBsy. 
KsMSTi Doe: Singling Bros. 
KtOme, Len.; Gotlmar Bna. 
Kellogg, Mildred: Howe'a Great LodOob. 
KellTs. Tbe: Hage nheck-Wallaea. 
Kelly Family: Gentry Broa. 
Kennard Bros.: Bagenbeck-Wallaca. 
Kennard ft Kelly, Mlsaes: Hagenbcek-WalUes. 
Kent'a, Capt., Seala ft Sea Uona: GoUmar Bna. 

Klmbsn «atcn: " " — 

~ Jim: C 

I Baonai * 



Knllem Bnal: Bagenbeek-Wallaea. 
LaComa Troope: il. Ia. Clark. 
Ladora, D.: Bamnm ft BaHey. 
La Faille Tronpe: Bamnm ft Bailey. 
LaFayettea, The: Campb^ Bros. 
Lafferty, Jos. L.: Stoiei)angh.8ells Broa. 
La Flenr, Joa, ft Chlonua: Funpangl^SaUa 
Lalid, Ftank: Al. F. Wheder'a. 
LMtaMT Tronpe: Bamnm ft Bailey. 
LaMont Fhmlly: BagenbaA-Wallaea. 
Lamy Bna.. ftoor: Cam^all Bna. 
Lsngar. W. J.: Zsakaa BaMnaoo. 
Lsnsn. Banyt Bsmnm ft BaBsy. 
LaPssiI SlstaB:^Jpkii B. ~ ^ 



Lasers. Itsd.: 

LateU Slatan: Ganny Broa. 
Laondor TMo: Farepaagb.SeIla BHSt.. . '. - 
ijMin. Ttonpo, Fire: Singling Klib ' 
Leacb ft yanca: Jobs Boblnaon. 
I^Clalr'a, B. 8., Ponlca: John BobtnacB. 
Lsdgett, Fred: Setls-Bloto. 
Lee, Deztar: Bamnm ft Ballair. 

Lagert ft " J 

iMn, Jaaslat J 




LaaUs. BsstHes: BaaMbaek-Wi 
Kanaadt^ Oadl: OoUBiat Bna. 
Uailn. Andrew: OoUmar Bros. 



UDdemans, The: OoUmar Bros. 
Xtodelara. Ite: GoUmar Broa. 
Uad. Ooa: GoUmar Bros. 
Unlger Trio: John Boblnsoa. 
Lipot, Mile.: Bamnm ft BaBaj, 
Uvlngatoa Trio: BIngllnr Bna. 
Lorellos, Tka: Boa Bna. 
Locctta Twins Tnnps: ~ 
Lo Bay; Bsny: ~ 

Loreh natfly: 1 

Utttaa. That OampbaU Brga. 

t«waaoa'a Oacar, BraiUlan RIden: John Bob- 



Lowaads, Mamie ft Oaeart ItorapaasMfUa 

Labla'a, Carl, Monkey Adah: Balaam. A. I 
Loatcr, Carl: BlngUog Broa. 
Majoca; Biding: John H. SparkaL ' 
Baaatlo-MamlB Tnnpa: Blngllal 
Mareantanl% Ihna: Bamom ft 
MaieaD ft laaatt: Gentry Bros. 
Kudo Mm BIbsUbs Bros. 
Kaistta, Maa and Baas: Saa Bros. 
MsrlnslTs, tao^i San Bns. 
HSiIows Bras.: Bagsnbeek-Wallaca. 
Martha. Mile.: Banmm ft Bailey. 
Martlno, Blrdla: Horwa'a Great Londea. 
Martina, Jnggllng: Jobs Boblnaon. 
Marralla. Cbas.: Hsgenbecfc- Wallace. 
MeCreaa, The: Campbe'l Bna. 
McCraa-OaTenpott Tronns: Btngling Bras. 
HeOnas. Xbrssi "^'■w ~ — 
M«nysr ft HamnWUaM 

MelalBS. Ntflls ft Bust ] 

LsNola THo: SHIs-notOL 



•aOay. 



SsTBBi Bacedbsek-Wsllaes. 

Jtoiasii. Ilytu: Bsgenbeek-Wallaes. 
MlaeOk Idas Bagenbeek-Wallaoe. 
Mtfaxas. Gas, ft J.: Singling Bras. 
Hniatts Ttmipa: Al. F. Wheeler's. 
Miner, Dalay: Campbell Broa. , 
Mnier, John: RlngHos Broa. 
MIlToa. Xlia: Btnrtlng Bras. 

Bvaa's Gnat 
17: Campben Bna. 
1: Binding Bras. . 
J.: Bamnm ft Bailey. 

1: Foitpaagb.SeIls Bna. 

BkBV: Bamnm ft BaOay. 
nsapoUtaas. Ort Bamnm ft Ballav. 
Malag^ Bniy: BoObId BUI-FawBsa . BO 

OonfilBed. 
IMaoa BtanUy: Edls-SIotA. 
BalsiBSk Rylacs 



<f«.liSK.»'«'X*'.r I >^tmTm3 

Bml'a, Bhoda, Horaea: BofTalo BlU-Pawnea BUI 

Combined &tiow8. 
Bnasal ft Aclaoa: KaUer Bna. 
BatbattadSL Xbsi 
auMk AUailtiei 




SavoTB, Tbe: BageBl)eek< 

Saxon, Arthur, Trio: BI ._ 

Scbadal, FIrank: ttingHnf Bna. 
Bfbolfh, Bd.: ollmar Braa. 
Sbsfwoods. Aerial: Blngltng Broa. 
Sblpp, Jnlla: Barnnm ft Bailey. 
Slegrlat Tronpe: Bamom ft Bailey. 
BIgno, Great: Campbell Broa. 
Smalletta: John Boblnaon. 
Smith, OansTa: Baaanbeefc-Wallaca. 
Smitha, Great: BInglIng Braa. 
sailtb. Ines: BissAed-Wallaea. 
Smith, John: Bowe's Great iMt 
ftnlth, Blchard: Ftmpangh^Mla 
Smith. Dpatda-Down: BeUa-FMak 
Snider. Capt.: Alt. F. WhealM? . 
Stanley Slatets: Sella.Floto. 
Stanls. Great: Bagenbeek.Wallaea. 
SteUIng, Fred: Singling Broa. 
Stewart ft . Hackett: John Boblnaoa. 
Stlekney. Bmma: Btogllng Broa. 
Stllaa, Kmery: GoUmar Broa. 
Btokea. Eunice: John Boblnaon. 
Stones. The: Ooda Flak Shows. 
Stamp, Bmlly; Jobs Bablnsmii 
Satan. Badjlhan: CampbaU Bna. 
bnttoB. Amy: Hagenbeck-Wallscs. - 
Sweeney. Winnie: Bagcnbeek-Wallaaa. 
Taamanlan Tnopa: Bageabeek-WallacSa, 
Taw ft TTUehl: Forepangb-.Sana Bna. 
Taylor'a. ProC F., Monkeya: BlngUng Bna. 
Tessler, Wm.: Bowa'a Great London. 
Thelara Tronpe: Hagaabeek-Wallaes. 
Thompson's, Say, Horaea: Bnffala' 
BUI Coaiblsed Shows. 



Tbomaa, 
T>asaad< 



Toby: Bamnm ft Bailey. 
The: Bagcnbeek-Wallasak 



Tn*ts. Wsrrea Lincoln: John Sol 
Tnnar, Blaaebe: Joha B. S^ks. 
T>-BaU SIstsiSi nnst Banysaali Balls 
Dycsa Faal^i BMN^a Omt uadaik 
Tal Braa.: Bobby Itoaatala Showa. 
Valentlnaa. Ten: John B. Sparka. 
Van Aiken. LUlIan: Bagenheck-WallaeSb 
Van Dlemaaa. The: Bagenbeek-Wallaea. 
Yen S^**^, The: John Boblnaoo. 
▼letorla. La B^e: Bamnm ft BaUay. 
VlneattL Joe: SeUa-note. 
Wahlnnd ft Tekia Trio: PorepangMMIs 
WaBaea. Jaa. H.: P^orepangh-Mla iMMk 
WaUet. Wm.: Hows'a Great LooT 
'WaUlna. The: Doda Flak Shsaau 
Waldow Osnt. Jan.: Barrnna ft 
Walkaz', IMidE: BingUng Braa. . 
Wards, nylas: BlnSIIng Bmk 
WasTsr. Otto: Csmjibail Bna,' 
Wabb'^Oapt, Saafiiltaspar 
Wabb. Botaes. ft WIfS: Jsba 
Wdia, W. B.: Gentry Broa. 
Welah. Mlaa A.: Ftonpaoghf 
Welton, BIchanI: Forepangh- 
Wenaell, Mlaa U.: Son Broa. 
Wertaea, The: GoUmar Bro& 
Winiama ramOr: Doda Flak 
WOson, Oalay: Son Broa. 

''a Bta Uaaai BaiBam ft 



Bras. 




Wood Btos.i.Oalli 
WooUey ft Ptsisi . _ 
Wll^£_Bai1: Bowo'a Great Londoa. 
WnlK^ Prof. Edward: Klngllng Braa. 
Wolff. Mrs. Manda: Singling Bras. 
Tootarkey. Prince: Bamom ft BalliVa 
Zanton Broa.: Gollmar Broa. 
Banasr Bros.: GoUmar Broa. 
Zarado: Bobby Fountain Shows. 
Zora: SalIs.>Iota. 



QsDnar 



Banaokl 

NamOk Cari: 

Neraras. Foor: BInglIng Bna. 
NobUa Slaten: BaansD ft Ball«r. 
Mygaaid. Oail: Bagcobsek-Waluea. 
(ynotas. Twor — ~ 
Ogden Mar ' 





BsTlnnn Borae: : 
Oram ft King: Ml^rty 
Ortans Slataca: 8na Bcoi 
Ortanay Slstan, Thns: 
Ostanan Two: Barer 
Orts B. qaa flsi 3<itm_. 

KSy'Bmfct ^ - , 

^^tlj'Fksuk Vroaps: Bamnm 
Piers. Vtet. B.. Zsaares: Ci 
P rta s kl s. Iha: uonmar Bras. 
Patat Kimlly: John H. Sparka. 
Pfanupa^ Peccy: Bagenbeck-WaUacs. 
Flsuob Qm.t Bbispa ag MMla Bros. 

B»ttacw AldaB ft Jioa.: OoOaur 
Pww n ft Davans: UIgbtr Baa 
AlBoaas Dills: Famrl AnlmaX 
Fnstt OMs: Btnglliig Bna. 
Qmr. Bmar: BagsAsek-WallBMi 
Kaamnaa, Twn: John B< " 
Raymond, bnat: John : 
BoTcn Trio: Sdls-Floto. 
BcDo Family: CampbaU Bns. 
Besar. Bat^: Campbell Bros. 
Blchaida Stateia: Forapsogb.Sdls Bna. 

a.: Bli^liiig Broa. . 




PERFORHESS WITH MIS- 
GEUaAlOBOVS OOMPAinSS 

Adey, O. W.: Prica'a Wata* Qoaaa. 

BeotlcD, George ft Jean: BSBtfraw's Jolly Path- 
flndara. 

Bonham, Jim ft Bead: Fmneh's Raw SansstlaB. 
Bradley, Owen: Oieat Nntbera Shows. 
Byma.€WlaoB Playens Mattnaa Girl Co. 
Catott. Arthnr: Jaa. Adams' Show, Mo. 1. 
Darrell, Lawreacs: Texaa Stock Co. 
Ilaka. MoatesI: Mew York Floating Theatre. 
aioaag^O. O.. ft Mlna Scbnylar: Jrnnlnga' Dn- 

Otaer, Bobt.: Jss. Adams' Show, Ma. 1. 
BsB ft Prsys Bsaactt-Hoaltaa StoA Oa. 
Ktav; Bany ft BUIy: Bantfrow'a Jolly Path- 
flndezs. 

KnIaely ft Basrdon: MaxwSU'a 3raatsr Rbowa. 
LsBaob ft Soottls: Rsneh'i Nsw Bensstfao. 
Undaay, Percy A.: Great Parker Shows, 
Mangela. John W.: Sba Mlnatrela. 
Newlem ft Oma: Chsat Pattaraea I 



PHOTOS TO THE PKOFESSIOBj BFEOIAL 
PBIOES— 1 dosen, 8x11 ptaotoe, |2; 00 8x11 
^tos. <T: 100, 8 atylea. 8x11, «12. FIMB- 
BBBO STUDIOS, 228 Bowery, New York. ' 



FORTUNETELLERS. 

PftUnSXB. PBBBMOLOGISTS. 
btat anosy kan; sTerythlng - 
Mim, Atlaatte City. N. J 



BIS BIBSET FftIK AMO BfOB OOMIBO at 
BCUsTine, O., Sept. 1S-I4-U-M. Thosa hSTlBg 
attraetlona, write, 3. O. SXBICKBNBDBG, 
BelleTUle, Ohio. 



ATTRACTIONS WANTED 

by Bnslneaa Men'a Association ot Bmlenton. Pa., 
for Aug. IT, 1910. One high wira man. two 
acrobats. 1 balloon ascension. ICMT,ENTON 
BOSINESS ASSOCIATION, J. M. GBAMT. Sacy, 



WASTED— For week ol Jnly 4, snull Osialsal 
Co. or Merry.go-ronnd and all kinds at Osaai^ 
slons; aTctytbug goes. A big cdebratloa: lUlM 
psMda la play to. Seranl jrood dates «at of 
KtSr Wrttaw win. KEIXBY ft OAVBMDBB, 
csis s( ra e rlaaa Bar, aarta, N. Mes. 



WANTED— AttnetllU Mi RtvtlHM 



of an ktnda. PBmLBQI 
Maaon Fair, In Wancn r 
85,000 people to dmw L 
Secretary, Maaon, Ohio. 




WanMtoBigr 

Cheap toe 
SWIMO. i 

W ILL P. AKLIKOTOWj Osa. PsL. 

Bert Robb Wagbed 

The addreaa and present wtisraSbodts sC Bart 

Bobb, a nnHro drammrr tnd printer, wanted. 
PlesAo write. UUpatcti, Ouluuibus. Ulsa. 



•WiantlD «' Bntdais tweatr-asa caat SBBT 
S86W 'tit twa araalags; als» amaUar atttae* 
lie day tlBM. Plenty apace tor aalo to 
'taMi csBCtailana, tasiry-go-roand, ate. 
■araaat Bobm. Aagaat at-3S., Oas^' 

L H. WBaxuiHQ. mat; 



WANTED 
At the WiDiamsbnrg Fair 

WUUamsbnrc, lows. Sept. 13-lS. 1810. He 



Oaiacsd Btata Iklr. Bar. IB ta Mar. ». Wlflu 
fC^baat Wtos .ft«.tejb> l««t »j.tt b SB.Hg? 

AH SDOWt BUM nOMJa lUJQK 



lOBT, President, 010 



Co. 

Staress. HSx: On Stock Cb, 

SaDy ft Fbalpai B«mI8t^U0dl 

™ — ■ "mm ' ' m w . OOm 



Jtoe Btadt 0». 



Sk&tinjf Biak Atteactioiis. 



AUea, TMdy. Boner Skal 
(FUajB 




Bear. Geo. B. 




BaUey, H<dUe, Sfcaw. Bactat Bailey, mgr.: 

Altua. Okla., 4; MaaSBB 
Bamaa'. AL O^ WIM Aalaul Skav: Oalgsfy. 

Alts., Can.. aOt ■ ' 
BooghtOB'a, Biniak 

Ind.. sa-i^^^ 
Baninm.ft : 



Ind.. 37.JaIy X, 

' — ma ft Ballay: - Aaban^ 

MlagaiB^ nUi My. It JamiatoWB 'S; Blto, 



M. T., Ms AlMoB 



Fa.. .4: itoir Briifti 

SBSSTBSiSSi?'; 




itaa Si'XoaagBtowB, 0.. 0: 
^ Bu e yiiis •. 

^ Bin wild West:' ToongS' 

»ll .^OB SO^ aik TaraM Jaly I; 



Tonagstowa, O., 4.0. 
CampbeU Bros.': Plalna. Mont., 29; Mlaaoola 80: 
PhUlpabnrg Jnly 1; Deer Lodge 2; Bntte 4; 
Bosemaa S; Lmngaton 0: CMaaibas 7: Bed 
l^dga S: BnUan B. 

Cooltar ft Cbnltai's Dog ft Posy Ihsm 
_tota..«, D^ »:jiaBtiaas aa. . 
Tg Dssft. 



IkgJ... 



WANTED 
Steam Merry-f{o>ronnd 

for a three^day (Dsmlral. Aog. 18.10-20, St 
Bnnker HUl, Ills. Address L. J. BABTBU, 
Manager. Bnnker HUl, ina. 



WANTED— FOUR OR FIVE FIRST<CUSI 

PAY SHOWS 

No Ilcenae and percentage to pay. For 
kinds ot prlTllegea. Wide open thla year, 
ton CoDBty FUr, Braaaa. Ilf^ Sept. T-IO. 

A. W. obumS, 



asliLall 

ar. Spa-' 



Martin's Big Show 

t wsnt Strang festnre Ftaak for my flTs.bH>ne 
abow. Alao lady for snake den, any other corl- 
caltlea that wUl make good, work natll Xmss. 
and aalary anre. Week of 26, BameSTUle, O.; 
week of Jnly 1, McKeesport. Ps. BILL MABTIM. 



WANTEO -A TENT SNOW 

with s FIB8T43<ASS BAUD for FUr Wsek, 
Ang. S4b WUl f nralah loeatlOB la caatsr oC 
towB for show, sad sngags band tor fair. Ma 
compstltloa. Opera hooas bomed. Wtlta.at 
OBS ta QBOb B. BIKO, Secy.. Nsw Imlm MO. 



WANT 

GOOD Carnival Company, 

wtik 0 to 10 psld attraeUoDs aad good baad: 
also at laaat three good ootalde attraetloaBflf 
Ooaatr Fair, Oct. 04-7.8. WHU B. B. raiM- 
Svt. of Oonf aaala a a. Ju aiii B l i i fl. 



WANTED 
A Ptoition as Manager 

OT TADDBVIIM OB MOTIMO FIOTUBB 
TBBATBB. Yean of sxpeilenea In tba abow 
bnaineas. Will work for small lalary sad^per- 
eaatua. ' Married sad don't boosa,^ ifi""^ 
W.. K;-— Tbs BUIboard, OnclBBatl, Om-- ■ ' 

WANTED I 

CrfKid fUpertonra 




JULY 2, 1910. 



Xt^e Billboard 



39 



•t Paik) MU- 



EMlu«>n'i> J. H., HTir«i«*8how»: Bank Otn- 

Si."^" c.S!i.ii T 3! 

U^i«"i T: iwtrolt. Minn., 8; Pnlwn _ 

Newhuryport 30: FortHMatB. M. Hj, niT, I: 
illd.lefard. U».. 3; I«ltMM 4; _W«t« CTUIe 

B: luncor ^jg^ ^^^ 'Jj tSST?^' 
*'*iul»x«oee Jrtj lTCwl«5i3i.'.5^i^K5cit7. 

ion SO: Council Bloffi Jolri! ilwwndMh 2. 
Bvnrr'a. J- B.. Wacon 8bow: OeaM. Neb.. 2»: 
'viodVllle 30; Bt. Mwarda July 1; Albloo 

IloiiDPn'. B»D, WUd Wtrt! (BoTCt Park) Uma. 
O.. 2«-Jnly 2. „ _ «. «« 

B„nr<t Blira Stem'. , MaaM ■. !>.. *S„S!!*: 
mail 30: Parker Jnly 1: Oratarrllla 4: Vlbovg 
B; Hnrley 4; Parker 7; Marlon 8; OanastoU 

Bnianbrlea, b1 B. A Sana' Bontbem United 
Sbiwa: BocbsUe, Tex., July 1; BIcbland 

K»1fc'i''Sni*' Showa: OallowaTa. Ma^. ». 
Keno«<iya X. I..«. BS»A_ <.??«>•' 

iraukea, 
Lambrlfi 

Uaekay'a Barapaaa Olreaa: Mbgara Mli, . M. 

T.. 1; Loekport 2; BaBalo 4. - 
miter Broa.' * Arllnston'a 101 BaMki WM 

Weal: Dorer. N. H.7 29: Salem. iSh.^ Bt 

Una Jnly 1: Madina, N. H., 2. 
■oblnion'a. Dan, Fanooa Bbowa: Cambridge. 

S9; Kew Pbtladelpbia 80. 
BlBclIng Itrot.': Alexandria. MIna., 29; Farto, 

N D.. 30; Grand Fotka Jnly 1: Wahpatoa 2. 
Blppel nroi.' Sboica: Mt. Ayr, lad., 1; Paw 

raw 2: Fair Oaka -1: Boaelavn S; Tbayar 4; 

Sbelby 7: Demotta 8: Wbeatllcid S. _ 
Bobblna'. Frank A,: Mt. Pteaaant, Pa.. 29; 

Weat Elliabetk SO: MoaooFabala City Jnly 

1: Donera 2: BrownartUc 4: Scotladala S; W. 

Newton 4. 

San Broa.' Sbowa: Tarentnn, Pa., 30; Bewick- 
ley July 1: Wampam 2; Llabon. O., 4. 

flells-Floto: DenTer, Col.. 17-28; Oreeley SO; 
PU Collloa Jaly 1; Boalder 2; Coorado 
Bprlon *: Pnebio 5: TriaUad 4: LaJoata 7. 

Sllrer'a. Bert. Family SboUMi*!" 
20; Sberldan 30: Fenwtcfc''d 
TUle 2: Cryatal »4. . _^ „ 

■paika' Shaw. Ckaa. Spaika. mcr.: OICDCoe. 

^Ilaa., 99: OUTla Mi ApvlctoD July 1; Wbeat- 

•tartatt'a, Howard S., Ctoena: OoDeja Point, K. 

- T.. 29.30: Wbltentone Jnly 1-3; Bayalde 4; 
Doofliitoo B. 

Wbeeler'i, AI. F., New Model Sbown: Hanni- 
bal, N. Y., 29: Fair Haeen 90; Woleott Joly 
1: Sodna 2: Marlon 4; Palmyra 8. 

WUteley 8bowa: Blitaeway, Mc. 39: Mt. Mortab 
30; CilneaTtlle Joly 1: Plaaaaotoo, la., Z: 
Leon 4: Dccatar 8: Van Wert 4: Waldaa 7: 
.Oanlea Orvm 8; Bnmeataa 9. _ 

WMaoaa Mw.' AMttau ■ Shows: ▼alley. 
Xjrl>^» TllMIIlt IKl Mwr Onak Jaly 1: 



_o»a, N. *., 2. _ ■ .„ 



Boy h.: Alfla. 

ao^nly2; CtUwtU 44: aomarrnia T-*. . 



Ita'a, 



Tin,. Sr-»: BaaavUla 



■arrlaon Una,'. J. K. Baaby, BP«r.: Bt. Loala, 
Mo.. 344alr S; BaBk«r»a. DL. 4; anuapla 



Iowa 4. 



Wilt S: Mokaaria B, 

oekkel'a), B. M. Mra. 
1: Bitital. Taaa,. M: 
ar«M*llto S; MoRla- 



mSQELLAinOUB. 



Varna; ▼aadBflUa Ite. 1. 

,caBTu: Waakr " 

Adama', Jamaa, — >w. 
, canraa: Johaaaa Cllr. '*«>.. S7-Jnly S. 
AerooBot Jobaay Mack: (Biaetric Park) Newark, 

N. J.. ladatT 
Aerooaot Jobaay Mack, Joba B. Kramer, dst.: 
. (Una Park) Bniaaela. BclslnmilBdar 
Aadenoa, tbe Oreat: MUyaakee, IVlBii'' I 
Baraam, Prof. J. H., Ma«lelaa. aatlB 

.Back Creek, lad,. BT-Jnly 9. 
Barayatd Boaaaw Wm, Morrla. m«r.: M. T. O. 
_Jaaa e-ladaf. 

Btaallaa tt tba Daap. I. A. Ifacy, m«r.: Platta- 

Oa!*>t, Dara Da*U, Fraa AllraetloBa. Oharlea T. 

Dale, mir, Lamar, Mo.. 4-*. 
mncan. Oreat. Bbow: aintaa..in.. «<lBly 3. 
Btxards'. J. a.. Soo: <taSd BafUa. MMb. ladaf. 
rootp. Commodot*. ft fltaltr OUHnli' Aagola. 

lad., Jnaa W-ladtt V- ■ T^V^ 

4*0. 



Onrley'a Wild Weat and Horae Tamtns Co., Dr. 

A. N. aorler, mgr.: Kentlaod, Ind., ZT-July 2, 
Gooman Broa.' Meny-Oo-Booad: BoUlTaii, Ind., 

Betoda'a Tempi* 
la.. >7-Jnly 3L 
Howiaad, Oacar 
Uttla Baaalaa Mbmil:::] 
MpUaa, UL, BT-Jifly X 
.Uaarah _4| 



Lee'a oiaas 'Blow^ ?fik ; 
somery, W. Va~. SMiV 




Lyndoa'a TaadavAl* 
Jnly 2. 

Markle'a, W. B., New Staow Boat: Joppa. HI.. 

29; Monnd City 80. ~rr , . 

NewmiQo, ScIentlBc SeniatlonrrStlllwater. Minn.. 

20- Jaly I; Dolath 2-lnder. > 
Peerleia Plajera, C. Dean CornKell, mcr.; L41- 

follette. Tenn., SO-Jnly 2; Jeilieo 4-4. 
PrlDceaa Boolta, Bdocatad Baiii^ Btaait - Ma- 

Klre, mgr.: (Pare 4 meriaam' Thaa.> Bwawla. 
iglum, Jnna 1-Iadat, ' 
Quartet. Dan. * Ca,. Maglclaaa: St; FHderle. 

Can., 29-SO: 81, Aaaalaa Jaly 1-3, 
Blebarte Broa.' Sbowa: Notawaka. Kana., 20: 
Wetmore 30; Ooff July 1; Coralac S: Centralla 
4; Vermillion S; BIgelow S; Irrlae 7; Water- 
TlUe 8; Bamea 10. 
Boblaoo. Prof. F. P.. * Idea: Pacakaataa. 

Va., 4. • . ' 

Boofca, Frwl A., 
O., 27- July 2. 
>ompK>n'a Entu 
msr. : Parrlab, 



Tt>ompaon-a EntetMpaHli- >**■ 
msr.: ParrUb, Im^i^'aBt Bch* My 

Tripoli 4-9. - 

ik*>tn*« i^na*«i 



1-8: 



Jnly 2; Coaaellarlll* 4-*. 

ttgbt. Jamca O., Balloonlat: Tiiii^iiiiBa. O.. 



jnl' 

Wrlgbt, 'Jamca O., Balloonlat: 
siTjaiy ~ 



0 ABMIV AL OOMPAHIiS 



■isr,: Wcai- 



Abbott'a Oreat Nortbem Wlinw. T f imitt: 

mgr.: Kingston. N. Y.. S^ - 
Adami * SUbl Sbowa, J. W, ttaU. 

»nie. 111.. 27Jnly 2. 
Barkoot, K. O., Amnaement Co., Ko. 1, K. O. 

Barkoot, mgr.: So. Sbaron. Pa., 27-Jnly 2. 
Banaeber CamlTal Co., A. C. Banacber, mgr.: 

Lamar, Col.. 27..Jnly 2. 
Bleater'a Combined Sbowa, Geo. W. Blealer, 

mgr.: Jobnaoaburg. Pa.. 27-JaIy 2; Kano 4- 

•, 

Bta* BIMoa Amnaamaat Oa,! Waiada, MCi. ST- 
jaiy S. 

Bmndage, S. W^ Caralral Attractlona: Ella- 
worlb, Kan., 27-Jnly 4: Hayea City 6-0. 

Casb A Blnea Amnaement Co.. H. L. Blnea. 
mgr.: Laoaford, N. D., 27-Jnly S; Waatkope 

4-8. 

Cosmopolitan Sbowa, No. I. J, B.''AatN8aa, 

4-9. 

Cummlnga Aaiaaaaeal Bntetprtac Co., ■. L. 
Cnmmlnga. mgr.: Foatoria. O.. 27-Jidy 2; Port 
CIlatOB 4-9. — » . 

Olzia United Sbowa: TUto, 0.t ST-JUy It By- 
tla 4-9. 

Bbring Olio r. Aanatacat'Oa;! S. Bhailaatao. 

0.. »7Jnly 2. 
Ooodcll Sbowa. C. M. Ooodell, mgr.: wnion, 

la., 27 30; Tiptoe Jnly 1-4. 
Batch. J. Frank, Sbowa, W. L. Wyatt. aigr.; 

Lawraacebarg. Ind» 27-JaIy 2. 
J oaai * . Jobaay J.. Bxpoaltlaa Showa: Mayan- 

dS*. S: CaaadliTllla 44!, 

JBTaaal'a. i.^lliirilMapi luSiBTllla. 



Arenne Bnrlenqne Stock Co. 

bell, mgra.: Detroit, Mlek 
Bowery Borleeqne Stock, .~ 

N. Y. 0., May 23. iDdef. 
CaalDO Bnrleaqae Stock. Cbaa. H. Waldioa. 

mgr.: Boaton. Maaa., May 23, Indaf. 
College Olrla. Spiegel Am. Co., mgia,: (Oalaai- 

Ma) N. Y. C. Jane 13-Jnly 
Folly Bnrleraoe Stock. J. A, Pnnaav. WUK.t 

Cbleago. nr.. May SO. ladet. ' 
Oayaty Barleaqne Stock, John P. Bekbardt, 

■St.; PhOa.^ May SO. ladtr. 
TUD c adare ^Bla i ^ l^ Block. Chaa. C»omwelI, 



BAin>8 ft OBOHESTRAS. 

AiMlleaa OancglaB Band, Cbaa. Crawford, 
Btr.: (dyOnlda Park) Aatalaod, Kj., May 
_ 14.^iadaf. 

Amerlcaa^Baad aad Orcbentia. Howard Pew, 

Bradley * Nac La^aaP O^Mta. WlJ&ad ROe. 
mgr.: Alra. OUa.. Z7-Jaly 2; Wamagtoo, 

Kan.. 4-9. 

Baada Boma, SIg. Slrlgaaao, coodnetor (Blrcr- 
Tlaw) LonlBTllie, Ky.. Jnnc 19. ladcf. 

Bowea'a, H. O., American Band: (NaUtorlnm 
Park) Spokane. Waab.. May 29. ladef. 

Carallo'a Band (Foreat Park Hlsliliuida) St. 
Loola. Mo.. AprU 23, ladef. 

Carrodo'a Boya] Italian Band: OiaaNO VM) 

.XobUc. Ala.. May 1-Scpt. 28. 

Ooypy * HIa Baad: AtUnttc City. N. J.. Jnly 

CMton aad HIi Baad rSaaa Bood Park) Cbl- 
eago, III., May 23. ladef. 
Cbaatanqua Band and Orcbealta: (BllTar Uk* 
Park) Akron, O.. SMO. 



a) CkMaf*, m, 



WJolT 9. 

Kline. Herbert A.. Sbowa: Mollne, lU., Zf-Jnly 

2; Dea Molaea. la., 4-9. 
Landea Bros.' Sbowa: Norfolk, Nab,. S7-JBly 

2: LeMan. la., 4-9. 
Laura Sbowa. Oeo. Klres. mgr.: SIMM. Xfea. 



27.Ja!y 2: Siroag aty 4-9. 
Kino Onablaad Sbowa: Plattabart. Mo.. ST- 
jTaly S. 

Odackirk * Babatta Oriater Ooaaelldatad Sbawa: 

Farent Olty, Pa., 27-JoIy i. 
OatcillBS AmaieiBCBt Co.. Oeo. P. OitaMaB* 

mgr.: Ballabonr. Ma,. S7-Jnly 2. 
Parker. Oraat, Showa. Oni T. Kennedy, mgr,: 

Illbblag, Mian,. ST-Jaly 3; VIrgInU 4-9. 
Parker. C, W.. flhowa. Nad Stoaghtoa. agr,: 

Salt L«ka_Clty. S-MF fl P»gi?>B. 
Pant — ■ - — 

St. 

Practif^ Waalan' ttawB. Ooo. H. Piaetor. 

BUT.: Uaoa, Mir%nly >: Bamah 44. 
Boyal AmnaeaMat QL. H. R. TIppa. mgr.: St. 

Clood, Mian., Tl-SiU 2. 
St. I<oala Amnaement Co.: LafoUette, T^nn.. 27- 

July 2; MIddleaboro, Ky.. 4 9. 
Smltb Oreatar Sbowa: Bamearaic. C. Sf-Jaly 

3; HeKfcaport, Pa., 4-9. 
Todd'a United Shown, AL Todd, asKt OkaMI. 

Okla.. 37.JnIy 3: Snyder 4-7. 
Dolqoe Amnaetneat Co.. Berrera A Baee, mgra.: 

Protactlco. Kaa., 37-Jnly 2. 
Calted Bapoaitloo Sbowa. J. SebarAlnac. mgr.: 

Waokacaa. IIL, 27Joly 3; SbelbynUe 4-0. 
WMteoll'a Daltad Showa: ladlana Harbor, Ind., 

sr-jaiy 8. 

Welder * — 

Hoda^ 
Wood**, 

Wlaalow , 
Yonna Broa,' 
27-JuIy 2. 





DeOroax. Maxnm, A 

Waterloo, la., Ji ' 
niery Band: (Blai 

Jane 13. Indef. 
Elmwood Ladlea Coarert Band, A. Schmidt. Jr.. 

mgr.: Montreal. Can., May 23, ladef. 
Femllo'a Band. Fortone Gallo, boa. mgr.: (Biae- 
tric Park) Kaniaa City. Mol, 2»aaly 10. 
Gilllland'a Black Hoaaar Band, Angnattia J. FII- 

Uea. mgr.: Shamokln, Pa.. May 2Maly 2. 
Gtagg'a Band: (Fontalae jFatiy Park) Lmla- 

TlUa. Ky.. May 1. ladaf. 
Orella'a Band * Orekeetra. W. L. Walta. mgt.i 

(Bine Oraaa Park) Lextngtoa. Ky, 
Harenor * HIa Band: (Lana Park) Chicago. III. 

Jane 6. Indef. 
Henry & Yonng'a Military Band, Chaa. T. Ed- 

warda, mgr.: (Shellpat Park) Wllmlngtoo, 

Del., May 28, ladef. 
lanea' Band. J. H. Shnnk. mgr.: Sooth Bend, 
_ lad.. SS^Zoly 2: (Soo) (Snclnnatl, O., 3-81. 
ipM It Bia Band: Bamum A BaUey Show. 
Kiadla'a Fint Beglment Band: (Woodalda Park) 

Pblla., Pa., May SO, ladef. 
Kryl * Rla Band (Zoo) fliii Inaall. SOanly 

2. 

Uberatl'a Band, Loala Caeca, awr,: (Oaka 
Park) Portland, Ore., Jon* UJalyS. 

Lombardo Symphony Band * Opara Concert Co., 
Frank Moore, boa. mgr.: (whlta City) Chi- 
cago, lU.. 28-Ja)y O. 

MOler'a Twentieth Regiment Band: (Klagatoa 
Polat Park) Klngatoo. N. Y.. May .10. Indef. 

Morrla MtUtair Baad: (Lake Hlntu^riua) Pnablo. 
CoL. May U. Indef. 

Naraaaar Baad: (Biaetric Park) Kaoaaa Olty, 

»•„ IWfly 
Xaara. Oart. Oaaaai 

N. O., ff-Jaiy B. 
Oblmeyer * hia Band: Ooroaado, Cat., June 
30-Aiig. 37. 

Phlllpplnl'a. Dob. Baad. K L. Hanka. mgr.: 

(Lakealde Park) Denrer, Oolo., 13>lnly 10. 
Qolataao'a. J., Boyal Venetian Band, No. 1: 

(Bay Shore Park) Ball (more. Ud.. Indef. 
Qelalaao'a. J. Boyal Venetlaa Baad, Ka. 3: 

(Lakemont Park) Altoena. ~ ~ ~ ~ 
Bayal Artillery Band: (Bin 

tlaMca. Md.. May 7. ladef. 
Baaada*. H. O.. Ladiaa* Ba__ 

Btat* Otatar, I*.. »mi WUaiia* jTB^ M: 

Atlaalle T-lOi. _ 
Splra'a Boyal Italian Ceaeert Baait fltarn- 

bam Park) Lawlatown. Pa.. MayflL MBlf . 
Toaao. KmUe, * Bla Baad: fWeat BaB Pafk) 

New Orlrana. La. May 1, Indef. 
Tbomaa. Tbeo., Orebeatra: (Willow Orore Park) 

Phlla.. June 19. Indef. 
Tbaxlea'a Band: (Mora Park) Oakland. (3aL. 

Joaa ISauly 8. 
iniTlert A Bla Band. Bd. P. Gataaa. mgr.i 

<IVireat Park) Chicago. Ul.. Jaaa lO-Joly M. 
Veaaella'a Band: (Steel Pier) Atlaalle Qtf, M, 

J., ladef. 

Wheaton Family Orebeatra: (Waaacty Park) 
'"cb.^May.8» Bep«. 18, 



Abom Grand Opera Co.. Milton ft Sargent Abom. 

mgra.: Baltimore, Md., May O-lodef. 
Abom Grand Opera Co., MUtoo * Sargent Abom. 

mgra.: Wash., D. C. May 23-Inder. 
Abom Comic Opera Co.. Mlltoa * Sargent Abortt. 
mgra.: (Olympic Park) Newark. N. J., May 

30-Iadc^ 

Allen'a, BUly, Mualcal Comedy Co.:. (Blactrie 
Park) Ft. Smith. Ark.. 27-Jnly 2; Moakas**. 
Okla.. 4-IA. 

BM Bm, T. a. Baad. taa. mgr.: Tempi*, IkB,. 
2r-Jav S. 

Boolta: Baattl*. Watt. Jnaa 12. ladef. 
Caaa * Wai* Maalcal CBMidy Co.: (Rahaati 

Lynn. Maaa.. Jaa* at. UM. _ 
Caalao Mnaleal CkMdF 49a.: .. (WMto CIIF .Ca- 

aino) Worccatar MM. Jtaa BL SMM. 
Cheater Park Optta Ci-t CMaaaU. &. Jaa* 

19. Indef. 

(^la, .41Ien. Moaleal Comedy Co.: Salt Lake 
City, Indef. 

Caatle Sqnare Opera 0>.:: Boaton, Maaa., 20- 
Joly 1«. 

Dreaaier. Marie: See Tlllle'a Nightmare. 
Delmar Opera Co.i (Delmar Garden) St. Loala. 

Mo.. Jnoe 13. Indef- 
Enclld Garden Comic Opera Co., Max Faetken- 
hearr. mgr.: Clerelaad. O.. Jnaa 9, Indef. 
Foy, Eddie: See Up aad OewB i^aatwar* 
Folllea of 1910. F. lllsBM. JC. MM 9, T« 

C. Jnne 20. Indef. 
Girl In the Klmooo: (Hilcaga, ni., Jaae'Sh IB> 

def. .. • • 

Olrl In tbe Taxi. Cort Thaatia CO.. a^Kt Ma- 
ton. Maaa., May 9. lalaL 
Glrllea. Frederic Thn«|lia, MlBM' K. X. a.' 

Jonc 13, Indef. 
Hartman, Ferris. Co.: San l^aaclaco. Ca).. 
May 22-Jaly 2. 



Hatrard Maalcal Comedy Oo;. Thaddcoa * 



Imperial Mnaleal Sta^ < 

mgr.: Lexington. 1D_ 
Jewell Mnaleal OoiMBr ' 

Jmie 20. Indf* 
KaaCa MnalcU 

(Moontaln 

30. ladaf. 

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Adaaa * Onbl Mnaleal Ooaedy Ooit 

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AeoUao Opera Co.: (Brandywla* S] 

WUmlngton, Del.. May 30. Indef. 
American Maalcal Comedy Co.: San Joae. Cel., 

Jnaa 12, Indef. _ _ 

Armatrong Mnaleal Comedy CD.: PariUad. 

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THE FOLLIES OF 1910. 

(Contlinied from page 6.) 

Hari7 Watson, as a harassed plana 
^ whOM xomiealiUes had elemeuu o( raal 
s — -..r; Gcgisa Blekell, Impenooating Maurice 
ytfU Ik* :CMm«Kr; LUllan Localna, Bobby 
Mtt aad Tulaaa other peopl* maldss qnlck 
< ™Wi fkooi «m coatome and make-up to an- 
«aer, aSordcd pleDtT In tlie way of bcaaty, 
y ana ty and coaale drart to keep tblnss morinc 
bttween lones, dances and specialties. Grace 
Watera. a clcrer womaD. with a peculiar man- 
ner o£ babying her llDes. coatrlbated one or two 
fanny sooffs, and Julian Mitchell, emerslns 
from tbe obscorlty of stage management In a 
scene in a pantomimic specialty, Tbe Vampire, 
to wblcb Mua Ixxtlse Alexander contrlbntes her 
MagBaoi^t and bcantr. Biieie Qnea. alio 

Am «aS*^%e vtewed It, 'Ibe loeiiar li aa- 
veelaUr eUMvate and tbere are foorteen dis- 
tinct aettlsn. Uie costmnes are beautlfnl and 
the gtda wuiiln tbem are yoong and frollcaome, 
and tliere are M end of itnats and Meki, wblclt 
pat almoat as mnek of tlM Be" 
tbe acdlence and up and tiowa 
thm atage." 

**ETen the mammoth stage was not nearly 
large enongb to show off all thA nrattr Klrla.** 
rays a morning dally, "and the eosntlaas norel' 
tiaa racked Intotbe . tUrteea maee 
tar 3It. Zlcgfcld's aaaoal lerlCv. and 
ware mrang eonstantlr ftom an parts 
aarlal garden. Sereral tboasind peisou toad* 
tbe flight toward tbe stars to wltncaa the pro- 
doctlon. Tbe Fonies of ISIO Is more than a 
year ahead of Its predecessor In cTerythlng that 
gees to make a sneccssfol snmmer show." 

"It begins with a sodden burst of orlgiiial- 
Ity. It keeps on in a thoroagbly noconTentlonal 
-way of snrprlses, and It ends In a spasm of 
excitement. 

"Flo Zlegfeld has spared nothing la making 
ttn prodocrion a a meaw, je Mt ,jg, a ll.Mf aa^ 
ineaa- Tbs onlj eoaci^nl '"tUMt'-ttat; 'jvs 
can tuak o( aa jrsa daaaand-flM tha leoC and 
tts Mniea ia a eonTenlant laat ent*. 

"^hs FoDIca Ota yaar Itbtj hare become 
aommer Inatitatlon alooff Baiadway. Jnat the 
asme aa the amnmer aeason) aie. to aay the 
least, faster and more fnrloos that any that 
have gone before. Tbay liave not tile allghtaat 
mpect for anything but haring a jOTOos time. 
They mix np the atage and the apdlenee In a 
hopelesa way from the Tery l>eg1niilng. Pait 
Of the action occnis right next to yonr orches- 
tra' seat. Tbm get ao apldags oC ererr waiter 
Su awiaara wfa a tiar.- He Is -ItUr to be 
ana ex fhf leadlnff aecees, 'that' wm »s nest 
moment eUmli over tbe fttotUtfits and-alag a 
ioog. Aa to the man next to yon In a dieaa 
aolt. yoo are aore, after Oe flrst tew mlnntas 
tliat he la sood to tnmbia Into some task on 
the atage. 

"Tbe choroat They nerer enter by the wings. 
Kot a lilt of it. Tliey come oat of a trap door 
that la rlgbt in frant of the main box, or near 
tbe elesatoc in tba back. Xhe anapenae Is aw- 
fOL Bnt pg^jgs Miat Is one ct the best things 




Ml ta dL' tb_ 

aaaaan ac mo la Jaat Isnr enangli, i 

and aiad with •naagh sarlctj to i 

at thaae aajorable cntattalnoianta tor a i 
anv.n-BMdwar iMoaa. . 



THE WORLD OF iaiORLeSQUK. 

(Contlnned from page 14.) 

Mol Clark, the German comedian, baa aigned 
with Harry H. Strooae'e The I^idy Bnccaneers 
(or the coming aeason. to do his atngle spe- 
cialty In the olio and work opposite Joe K. 
WatKoa In the first part of the borlesqae. Hnl 
ia playtoE a tew weeka in Tanderllle, after 
which he will rest for a short time before com- 
nenciog rebeaiaala. ^ 

Joseph K. Watson waa onlted in marriage to 
Ansa Taobe at Toronto. Oat., June 15. Mr. 
Watson is wen known In TanderUle sod bnr- 
Icstn* and was on til re emtly the stsr at the 

tBmi Btftha sad Sig. Vraas, onleyellsts, 
dosed with Bartlg snd Sesmsn's Olnger Girls 
at tba Oaiaty, BnaUn. H. .Z.. and ara taktac 



Hiss Axslls Fontaine la hack in TandevQle, 
after a aeason of thirty-eight weeks with Jesse 
Bona Empire Company. Slie haa contracts 
(Or twenty- flTe weeks orer Westers time. 

Chaa J. FOX, 
of the OSfetr 
waokee, la — 
wis. 

♦ 

The Sam Scrtbner fraoehlae win be leased by 
Hcssrs. Rice and Cady. and their show wni be 
named Tbe Beaoty Tniat. 

♦ 

Tba dark Slateia (Babe and tcenet late of 
~" "i Dnli" - - - 



LONDON LETTER. 

(Contlnned (ram page IS,) 

In tbe next scexie — the salle of a Spanish po- 
sada — Femlna is once again OTcrcome by her 
besetting weakness, and In the last Eorne of 
all — The Kingdom of Vanity — which Is revealed 
through a magnificent lace velU aha ia represent- 
ed aa inextricable enmeshed like a spider In 
the web of yanlty. It Is difflenit to nslst the 
temptation to employ anperiatlTea la deseilblns 
the gorgeous settbigs of the Tariona acenea. the 
magniaceaca of the costumes, and the color 
scheme In general. Nothing finer has ever been' 
seen at the Alhambra. MUe. Brltta and Mile. 
Leonora, In mote than nsnally exacting roles, 
won farther distinction both by their dancing 
and acting, while the entire corpa de ballet, 
including tbe Spanish dancers, Senor Falco and 
Senora Flamenca, acqolt themselTea with hage 
snccesa. Tbe moale also helps to contrUmte to 
the triumph of one at ,tb» nmat. j m ewpantlonai 
and aplandld dlrartlMMHln' HMta «aa erer 



ot Mama*. 



I>wla Waller haa now cried off hla Idea of 
visiting the United States this sntnmn, hot 
now I hear that Fred Terry haa arranged with 
Klaw & Erlanger to pay a Tlalt of eight weeka 
to yonr aide with The Scarlet PImpeind and 
~ He will open at the New 
- 2«, snd wfll 



, attarwards going to 

Philadelphia and Baatsn Cor a week each, it la 
hoped that fals wlCs, Snila Kellaoo. one of the 
most charming iclwiaiii aa the BngUah stage, 
who has Jaat nadiisaaa a Icok lltniai^ win he 
woU " " ■ 



Bnmors were afoot a few days ago that The 
Dawn of a To-Moirow was to be tsken oB (or 
good from the Oarrid: Theatre. I am glad 
to aav. towarar, ttat Instead ot tba vlaee being 
iMlfiUnn. It is oily 'to — H— to another 

an aioond, the piny has been Tcry soeeeaatal 
here, and althongh Ulaa Oertmde EUlott la not 
perhaps the Meal heroine for It, stfll It has 
done very weU. We here are always especially 
glad when an American enterprise Is a enccess 
In liondon: first, beeaaae the natlTe playwright 
can osnally learn something from It, and. aee- 
ondly. beoraae we are tlrad of the contlnnal 
accosatloiia made with regard to the BngUah 
attitnde towasOa American plays, dcMto the 
- ■ paM br ~ " 



IN PUBLI8HRIIV ROW. 

(Contlnned from page U.) 

Tear face ao fair. yoOT gOldes hair, year amUe 
that lights the day; _ - . 

Year eyes that teU me, daat. M wMI; :>«n are 
my own for aye. 

All these I:aae .«baB.bltaHllr to 4haamland 
■ I dapaelj- .'■ '■ j-'- 

And low, aaraat aha aonad 'Cfeirwibn, when 
now I dreem, deer heart. 

Mimrht Lavigne made a big hit wliUe playing 
on tlw United time, singing Bemlck'a big aong 
bits, which often called for aereral encores, as 
lUaa XaiTlne hss a splendid toIco snd knows 
knw . to . dCUrw them.. One - «C tag - moat 
aoceaaafU Uto waa HM aoog entUlad Vm AtrM 
at Too. with the fOUowliig xeftatn: 

rm afraid ot yoo, I'm afraid ot yoa. 

Tor you're so sweet and you're ao neat; 

Toa're making me tore yon i ' 
I'm afraid ot yoa and jwr dH. 

I'm sfkald you wfll' tdw' M-- 
- than ( ■ " 

Tea. rat 




nick Rider te on s «Mt to bin aid baaa 
Baltimore after which ba iHn apaad 'a 
weeks In Detroit. 

. Sha Kerry Whirl Is atlU playinac to blic boat- 
aaaa^a^U^Mw-Zogk Bw d to «■* wain 

▼tale ■«pdaB':-nia?«lit':.i 
pm ptaying' laadaillla' :ta -M 
Oty. " ^ 

Stodt at Iflner'n Bowery Is dolac ^' 

b urta aa a la aplta ot the hot weather. 



BURLESQUE NOTES. 



two DoOy Dbaple Girls Barlesone 

n ba iat Mtt Ir ibaagar If. W. 



Wta. McCabe'B Oeorsla Troobadoors, 
■rt*r a aeason whid hss lasted nearly two yeses, 
win close Jnne IK at Genos. Wis. Tba manace- 
meot reports boslnesa onlformly good. Mr. 
ilcCshe Intends to eotsrge his show for next 
■ansa. wblA apana about Aas. Ml 



t. Ut. which 
L * Co.. < 



and Hencr b»ie a aav i 
haa been pablished' byJaal 'W.^Q 
titled Night Brlnga tbe 8t«a<-4 

chorus fMlows: ^ , 

After the sunset shadows «nit;fli»''wlla 

creep; 

After the lark in Ite meadow sings the 




red 



to 

After the day Is 

too- 
Then, happy, I naaii;. to mf- 
home. 

For night brings the s^ars and yon. 

Albrazar and Baby Athlone are making a 
hit with Remlck's big aong hit, entitled 
Make a Ring Aronnd Boaie, oo their toor 
the Western Vaaderllle Clrcnlt. This Is 
chorus: 



I'U make a ring srood Sosle, ru make a ring 

aroond Boa*. 
We will be comfy and esq 

nobody knowa. 
Rose didn't glow to tba gawaa she grew oa 

ten llttla taaaL' ~ 
I'll make a ring anmnd Boade, Boaie, my naleat 



♦ 

using, 

mest soeceas. Maedooald and CartaWs big 

Sbccesa. entitled Nix On the GUm-WllS, Lai 
The foUowlng Is the ehoms: 

Nix on the Olow-Worm, Lena. 
Pleaae idajLsometblng else oa yonr 
If the majRhat wrote it beaid bn, j 

there would be mnt d ar— 
Ont not th» Glow^wark, can It, eaa ft. 
wen go dipny aooo. . Baat It, Laaa. wllb yoor 



concertina. 
If a a cineh 




F.-'Phliin^ baa-' been booked for the whole 

I aftte Hntli ' " 



, , — -i--, Jfnrtc Ban at Omey Island. 

and la certainly makiiig tba aong* go over the 
Pl«te. H* b teatnrlnc Toe Xocrto' big seog, hit. 
entitled Walts Me THI rm Weaiy. BSartoT And 
Sony has no troable to ret tba cmmk to Joto In 
tbe chorus and sing. Sony la.'ilw ■aHNHtimne 
Impreealon with Felsfs aooK na' -Awnl Olad 
Pm bUb. b y tieo .FWat.. ■ . 

MEW YORI C MUS IC NOTE& 

SBcvtm 9m"jgmt>w.m^ bighib for 

' TBB OIBb IN TBE TBAIN. 
U. WItmsrk and Rons bsre secnred the ex- 
elnslre rights to publish the music of The Ctrl 
In tbe Train, a new mosleal comedy. Tbe rights 



DUllngham wlU prodaes the comedy la the State* 
early In tbe eonilng aeaaoo 

In its original form. The Olrl In the Tttia 
was known as Die Qeschledene Fran (The Dl- 
vorced Wife), and, aa such, waa a triumph In 
Berlin, aa it also la in England. The G&l In 
tbe Train la an adaptation from the German of 
Victor Leon, with lyrics by Adrian Boss and 
music by Leo Fall. One mnaleal anmher haa 
completur csptmcd tba -irt'iHiiiit to ~ 
It ia kamra slnplr at n ~ 



TBB DABLING DOCTOR. 

Otto A. Baoerhaeh, who wrote the lyrics of 
Three Twins and Bright Eyea and the book and 
lyrics ot Madame Sherry, and Karl L. Hoschna, 
who wrote the mualc of all three productions, 
are at srork on a new mosleal comedy tor Victor 
Hotn. ot which Ifr. Hanerbach wlU write the 
book and lyrics and Mr. Hoschna the music 
The latter wUl be pohUahed by Wltmark and 
Sons, who also published the three piodaetiooa 
above mentioned. 

The name of the new mnsicat play la The 
Darling Doctor, and Mr. Moon wlU aabatltote 
it for TlM Talk ot New Tack, -to wMeh' ba hss 
been stsiTlng until recently. MtoawbUb-ki ia 
In TanderUle temporarily. ■ r 

The Darllns Doctor will recelre tto- 
In Grand Rapids. Mich., on Angnst 
go to the Cort Theatre for a run. 

♦ 

The reorganlxed and rejurenated Longaere 
Qoartette la singing Just For a Gl^ My Heart 
Has Learned to Lore Too, Now -DS^at' Bay 
Good-bye, and In the Garden M[ 3lF BUItV aU 

compositions of Emeat R. BaU. 

Just For a Girl Is doing particularly well 
with the TroeadeiD Four. They are also singing 
two other WItmsrk songs. In the Garden ot My 
Hesrt. and When Bop-Scotch Maty Took Her 
First Hlgbban. 

* 

Coogan and Parka, at the Andltorlom Theatre, 
Newark. Ohio, made a protonnd Imptesaloa with 
Sttaky Eyea, Ton Don't Know How Mach Yoa 
HaTe to Know to Know How Little Xou Know, 
and Temptation Bag. ^ 

Boston, Von and Co. are alnging, elfeetlTCIy, 
There's Nothing Else In Ufa Uka Love, tMTt, 
Lore, and Jaat tor a Girl, two Wltmark wln- 
Tbey are making aa axcaptlanally big 
Ut with tba lattar - 




CHieAOO MUmO NOTES. 

The Chicago Federation ot Maslclans are to 
hold a meeting thia week to eonalder tbe propo- 
sition ot making a demand upon the Chicago 
theatres for an Increase in the number of muai- 
clans In the orchestraa. They propose that the 
minimum number of players In the orchettraa In 
tbe first-claaa theatrea ahaU be eleren: in tbe 
Bccood-class, eight; In the burlesque house, nine, 
and six In tlie TandeTllle theatres where the sd- 

pn!Ma&toir«MMB trm^ iiiiiSaaa*fS!ilt. ™* 
li em bnaa- Is tba laat tnstmment sdded to the 
thestre octheatras. and ta an orcbeatrss la first- 
claaa booses employing eleven moaldans, there 
would lie s trombone. It Is ezpeetsd thst many 
of the vloUnlstt and f a a d ir i wm roto agalnat 
ths plaa. f ■•-•>-,- ■ 

Zou're Jnst Too Sweet to Lira, ATCfy and 
Harf s Istest popnlar offering, snd recently song 
by them St the Msjeatle. la now being pnbliahed 
the Ted Bayder Mnalc Company, and la ready 
to go in the banda of the other performera who 
favor pretty com melodlea. When You Play on 
Toor Piano, BUI, the latest from the em pop- 
alar writers, Irving Berlin and Ted Snyder, 
writers ot OgalsJa; ICendelsaohn T^one, and Grls- 
aly Bear. Is alao on tba ahdna to the Chicago 

^laiff* '**rigalar*^*** '''''^'*'* 'V^***'-^ 




Grand Bong, Is now mnaieal director at Oe Zleg- 
feld Theatre, which reopened with The Olrl in 
the Kimono on June 23. A few ot those who 
scoped heavily with the Baby Grand number are 
Sidney Grant, Ksthiyn MUey, Fmnkle Drew, 
Hatdia lABfdOB, Xoba Baatat, May Wentworth. 



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FOR SALE— 30 HUo Peanut Ueehlnea. Istest 
style, 13.50 each: 20 Advance Peanut Maehlnea, 
(2.00 each. Address J. E. HeUon A OMan" 
M178. Halated St., Ctlcago, 



For Sale— Htoh Dive 
Complete, consisting of S-lfitt. law. 
rails of Isddera are white baaa-wood. _ _ 
white oak. Electric wiring complete* for a 
and ladders, cooalatlng of toor strings ot lights, 
^i*^. aockets one toot apart. Alao dnatar 
of lights tor dressing man with BOft. of coed 
fw same. Complete ewltch box for lights. 
Every etilng of llghto baa Ito owa awUdTaad 
they an lead to the mate a^rltST aSBatjS 
candle power glohea and box for aaaib -. rwiibla 
tank and new canvas (or same ossd fa aasba. 
l2os. Army Duck. One Taylor trunk (ar^Ml 
box end two property boxes with all imitoalJ 
appllsncee for oatilt. Have apeelal ens Sbeet 
Ave color Utbo. and twelve-abeet block of act. 

KThIa act la booked tor twelve weeka at Hto* 
immes and Fairs aU eloae to New Torfc 
e name, bookings, paper and ootflt for sale. 
jdMusp, ^ve complete rn ese l on or act on July 9, 
1910. Terms— One-half eaah, F. o. B. Sew 
XWk and mortgage on ontot tor balance. Ad- 
ttato.an aMU l^^^fCT Big. high dlfor, 1«« 




FOR SALE 

One thiaa oetara^ ateel bar Ocagaa Marisiba- 
(Md-aa MV. iiai al pltA; naaoa tor 
mitlag: Mat 9m a*w, wm aeU cheap 

If takea at once. Alao heve eoopleto line of 
Magical Goods tor sale, sniUUa (<r amataur 
entertainments. Write at aoca. 'M> A »a». 
BUUSB, eaia Oaa Oa., i>«|[WlJfc M. 

' A >3BAX; gM,O0— A bcelthy Bom wtto 

Biz legs, Yoa can make that in «aa attaiaooa 
at any old fair. »10 caah, halanea a 
J. J. BABTON. p. O. Box 17a. pSSot^rilidl. 

, WABTED— Piano Player and lUastratad Bang 
. Singer combined. Good wagaa, pcrmaacat pool 
tloo. State aalary and give latawaeea. 



Shows, night sad matinee on Batarday. AddrcM 
FAMILY THEATRE. O. F — 
CUtton ncBi^ Ta. 



Snare Drummto 

WANTED 

plsato write. TBB DIBPATOB, Ootambw, Bias. 

GOODELL SHOWS WANT 

Good Osmet aal 
! Must be aH* to nad 
est sala ry a nd BOy ji 

oopdsu, wa»m,mm, 
Jnly Ut, 



Hloes and Fenlon. Iwo vcrsstlle comedians 
and eccentric dancers. Twelve minutes ot good, 
hearty laughs with a good stIS Onlsh. Permsn- 
ent addreaa ISl W, eSd St., or Weber and 
Altaa. Oabnbto Tbeatra BIdg.. Maw Zack aty. 




WANTED 
BEST TROOPE(OF LEAHNfi SREyNOONBS 

About 0 or 8 (nd Mlnlatnra Cage*. Chariot* and 
anythin g In Miniature Una I can use. O. B. 
OZUBL, Manager, Oensl Brae.' Dog * Mr 
6» LnttraU St,, KnoxrlUe, Tenn, 



Bho 



Want 300 Opera Chairs 



steel framed; aacood-band, 
**me and atate briee. 

• ~">x r- 



Send ptctar* 
1-hiu 



BOX BIS. Witiaaa. Pa. 



of 

lOd atage 



JULY 2, mOi 



Ttie Blllboapd 



41 



Y 



TRAVT.LLllR,'i 



OUR BANK ROLL— 



will It b* In tb* dun HM tbli ■asuncrT 
WoOM TOO <an CO thioagk wUh roar old 

kBowa wtan ttry wfll aniu ud Imtc blm 

tKlplrss. 

Only om ktoItct in tbe world bsa ipitact 
tbat will not hreok — coU ipilsso— tb* kliid 
tb* OoTWBOMnt IBM In tbo sow urmj rUe. 
It la tbo (Umoo saw nodol 

Iver Johnson 
Revolver 



tatity . . 

AuloMatlo 



nil nniTw li 
•nir «n It «w br( 



.t 



HAMMER THE HAMMCR 



■al It win Bot so oK. Tbo 

tlMOt Old budm UttlBS 

MHIm !■ tho wwU. 




InrMBii'silnBariCiclilNfcs 

tic MiMrMMa^ WbtlilAiB, 



B, and O. Sbew mtct 

8gJ 



WAITED AT OlOK— AU aMWi riMte. <Udc- 
Int and talklnc camcdlaaL. Tooas mrngfig and 
daadnc aonbrette. pUnlat, la£r or mmt, MMtmr 
If nod, any nod alnglo act; tfiooa *-*flTg bnaa 

fiC£^**& J'>>' ox "In. DOWBUT^BOS.' 
■W TKKT SHOW. Blekarllla. Obl& 



WANTED-GOOD MilGiClAN 



I act, or Ha* 



Klac wbe eaa tbit bto parfdnaiaco *ltb cbal- 
Imgt* a U BoodloL Stafo wbat cballcnaM yoa 
<aa do, alao wbat can bo fcatorad. WlUlaf (o 

C>r anr aalanr for rlaht pcoplr. To aara time, 
.SS'J partlcnlara In lint letter. O. 

WBOMEU, ctre filllbo.rJ. U40 llro>il«r«r. N. 



Lady ::: Trick ::: Cyclitt 
WANTED 

To Join nconlaad tnnp*. Write or win Oaloty 
22£}lSk ^>">*>x»l^ lad. AddrcM BICTOLB 



WANTED 
FOR : ANDERSON : BROS.' : SHOW 

Varforawn, Kailslaaa. OJowaa. Oavboya. Oow- 
•ufa ud OaavaamaaTX. I. AnKT.T,. Her.. Xton- 
«»a. ni.. «i Braaoo, PL. Oarlrlo, lU., «. 



WANTED AT ONCE 



TOR THE 



LODD BINOBB, on* plaflDs banJo or (nltar 
prrrernd; and o(bw nietul UEOIOINR PKO- 
Si? S"**' Would Ilk* to h«r from all pcopl* 
•nib tbo abow U*t jrar. RockTllle. Conn., un- 
«a Jaly 10; Brlatol, Comn., July I2 to 20. 

WANTED 
Trick Cyclist 

Staii^trider. State age Mid lowettaalaiy. 
AddmsF.aB^Bniwiini. 



Katia _ 

Vincent, 



AIlM Mathawa 



will Rowlter state* tbat Wben Teddj Come* 
MarcblDg ilome wa« tbe lurprUe aoog of bl* ca- 
rver an a mualc irablliher. He tboiubt tba aooc 
would be a good atace number, but tbe aelUnS 
^■JwWF"""? ""e.Waseat aorprlao of hia Ufe! 
B0,000 copJea In leaa than threo Mttka la nod 
tor anjr ions, bat for a topical aaw .la come 
eloae to tbat mark, eren dnrinc U^MsCo 
la onljr aa oetaalsoal bappaolac. 

Two of the taatofa £a at tbo Ualeatte laat 
week (cored bearlly witb Witmark nnmlwra. Xbe 

Tbree Wblte Kunbna ualsc Tie Xoor Little Boll 
Uutilde, and You Don't Know How Mocb Too 
Have to Know In Order to Know How Little 
Vou KooMT, and George Bplok, anpported by a 
company of Bfteen people, saoK elcbt or nine 
Temes nlgbtly of tbat ralnlog walta song bit. 
Ju«t for a OlTl. 

♦ 

Florence Reld and Frederick Santley, late of 
The a ay Uusura. opened In ttaelr TandeTllIe act 
>t tbe ilijeitlc, Milwaukee, tbe 20tb. Special 
meotlon waa made of tbe three new Boaalter 
number*, Pat 3t» In ilT Bathtub, Ha* Anybody a 
Kl*a to Spare, and wben the Balmy Breeze* 
Blow. They are on rlew at tbe Majeatle, Chi- 
cago, thl* week. 

* 

IrTlng B. Lee. author of Grand Baby, or Baby 
Grand, baa been compelled to go to Colorado for 
hi* health, and will probably icilde there for 
•ome time to omee, Laat wialer ba eoatracted 
ffJ-J^j^ »j« .» ia»d Wn laa«* and 



From remarka made by Mr. Philip Sonaa wben 
h(> heard the rooater aunotince the performance 
at tb* Ufte Iteatia nocatlr. It la azpeetcd 
that ba wBrnaa fMbllab a niir Miib. ablib 
will kaar • iMa mSSSg ta Cbaa55?. 
- « 

I Want to b* laored, by Lew Slereia and Boy 
Barton, la mcctUv wItb conaldetablo anceeaa. 
^na BMtbera, 

Rmmn aad Btbetta. wbo -m ' itarisc tbe 

I>ontrlek tlao, an laealTlBK ttoaa aM Hor en- 
eotea algbUT. alaclac Wben tb* BIfcr Sbannoa 
Flows, pobliabed by Wltaark & Sona. 

♦ 

Reeae Fro*aer, formerly of tb* Lew Ooek- 
stader Mlnstrela. la mnOK Witt. 
ee*a alnglnc In tbe Ont/m aC Mw- 
Uahed by Witmark. 

H. Leslie Smith. The Man on tbe Box, la re- 
eelrlns generooa encore* alBclng Good Nlsbt. 
Dear, and BVry Day. two WItmaife pobltcatlowa. 

SHAPIRO B UYS T ENNESSEE. 

Teaneaaee, the melody which waa written and 
made popolar by Harry Newman, la no looger 
In the catalogne of tbe SnnUgbt Mnalc Co. Har- 
ry add all ngbta to tbe aoac aad toned over 
all tb* an aaat «rd*n to tb* ibaplm Maale Co.. 
arbo wis aair p t a e tad t» "auka am** tba poaal. 
bllltlea or lt*a balaa aaa of tbe bimat bit*, by 
popnlarlilaK It lo tbe Baat. Tbat It baa aliaady 
heen done Gi tbe Mlddla Wcat aad asticac Wcat 
Rw* witboat qnesUon. for Harry baa an oOtt In 
Chicago, and If be had one In New Tork, It la 
dcabtful If Mr. Shapiro woold hare got a 
chance. Wbat tbe atlpend considered waa la a 
matter of coalldeace on botb aides, bat It Is 
ba^L * *^ l*a*t aercral c t ut a ika cbai^cd 

CHULHIfcAie KMia um d!chob8ch. 
ALL^TOO gyTKR VUMCEt 

Ve all Tent flaebink yesterday, tbe dree of tia, 
TOO aee. 

So dot'p de reasoQ ry dls tale is not of **!** or 

••ME." 

For elTreydlng I* dllTruDt as It vas de adder tay. 
For Cbnltus belt de Saehlnk-llne — and VB led 
him git arayt 

A man he ketrbed 

blk flab took— 
Und Chollna. Acka«a ■ 

do book: 
cad m de blk flaeh 

sdin.IIke dot. __• 
Obd dea TB Talttd tin TS .tHt'kt kat de 

acbmall nm et. 

Dea CbailaB pollt de Ha* for HB, «ad Itisoked 

him In de arbnont, 
Und den VB all begin to bray dot TE woald 

pull him cud. 
VE Tstched bin Ten tie coow to view mlt bearta 

•o light and gtr^- 
He gare himxelf an a»M attatk-HMll TB let 

hira git atay! ■ 

TB Mt BO mat at aw^ TB dH. M MW. TB 

aeltom apeak I 
Do bonk 




Dot 

cad 



bonk It bat • catMt mit yMt was 

and »aa*l^' . 



and 



So. now I flurb np In my room and hat some 

loafly time*. 
Flarhlnk In my foolKh bet for boetry and rimes. 
So I ran pnt de think In Ten* aad (It my 

feellnka Nay. _ . 

Cod make Id Mala to effryna b«w TB let htm 

. aw.D. 

Calgary. laae 7, lata 

CHULIU8 ACKNEZ OR CHORSCHT 
DOT IS DER KWESTION. 



Chnllns kotrbed a ItaOa vAe' ■■(«■( tram 

dor dork — 

It Tss on Snntay afternoon, 'bond her-ps«l-dree 
o'glock; 

Dnd dm be tied Id to a atrlak ant let U sCbwlm 
ant acbwiau ■ r- -i i 

Vile Aekaea beW dH MM* Waa .Md kept a 
eye oa bhal 

Den Aekaea aeea a itreat Mb flseb eoia 

mink tra de tet. ... . . ^ ^ . „ 

Titrh tried to Mte der Uddia dseb «Bt aak Ua 

an. yoo hot! 
80 Chnllns booked dMT 
llddle bet. 



Den Ten she aeen de blk atS caaM. «M tins 

to Cborach der Hoe, 
nnd Chiwach he led him ran mlt It nnt hooked 

blm kwlcfc nnt fine! 
Den Choiach he palt him on der dock not poaadet 

blm mlt adooes. 
Until be bat him otecfc aat plae aat »nke bis 

aplnal boaeal 

* • • • -• • • • a. • 

Who la der ehampeen flaebenaan beyoat a aln- 
kle doobt— 

Chollna, who.ketcbed der llddle bait, or Cborach, 

who ketcbed der treat T 
Acko»— 'canae abe seen It folat* Chaliaa. wbo 

rigged der line — 
Vltch Ton Toald aay. "I'M OQIUrrr*. If dey 

had to pay a Iloet 

Ah, dot'a a different laolbw aiili dMHent. 

don'd yoo cee— 
For A tkaij J a * u nd CbnIlns. too, eoald awear, 
„ J^t wanTt liBI** 

Cnd Cb i r e tt vaold baf te go to cbaO rlt none 



Great Hopkins Co. Fair 

Week of July 19th 

HSNOKBSON COCIITT rAUk Weak OC JUf 

saowa. 
TioN n 

WAT. JfadlsoaTlIl*. B;y. 



Becaa 



Calgair^' 



_ i ten a lie— for Cborach, 
' IIMtl 

& W. BlAZ. 



MINNEAPOLIS (KAN.) FAIR. 

Mlnneapolla, Kan.. June 23 -Tbe Ottawa 

county Fair will be held here October 4 to T. 
AntomobUe Day will b* Octobef 4. Then wm 
be an aatomoblle parade, antocaoblle nees, etc., 
Badng wui be a feature on October 6-7. Mln- 
neapolla la a member of the Nortb Kanaaa Clr- 
cnlt; VS,600 In purses bare been bang op. Tbe 
fair gromida are well located, only four blotfba 
from tbe basloeas aeetloa of tbe towa. aloac 
tbe baaks at tta Meaifa tHat. Bipedal at- 

each 



HAAG SHOWS 
Want Trombone 

and other Mnaldana. Gaaanoqae, Oat., OMiaBl 

Jnly 2; Frtscott. 4; KempfrUIe, fi. 



WANTED 

Bmposter*. Carnets, Tnp Dmma. Baritone, 
A«lal Xbaa. Bom Oa«nMaa. J. B. OOB- 



. qCIOK Ond Orieatal Duxer. Son 
pay and long aeeasB to tbe apod party. Wire 
answer to UIRB KATATA. Cbester Park. Ori- 
ental Show, Clncbmatl, Ohio. 



'AHTED — For If. 
nual Picnic, Jidv 
SIGNS. Wrtte B — 
Ottumwa, Iowa. 



Iforrtfl'a An- 
0OM0B8- 
, Oaldwril Park, 



FOE SALE— 2 Parialan Twin Dip COMB OTENS, 
almoat new. Will ablp aableet te eramlaatlna. 
~ ' ' lib W. TJUnWBi liW If r MWl. 



PIA190PLAYBI 



Blast be good for raadeTille; traaqiaw If aecca. 
sary; no l>ooser or masher. State lowest. 1 
pay transportation. Flaying O. H.; oae abow 
aigbt. Long, pleaaaat casacemvt. Caaada 
dnring snmmer. C. S. la wlater. Comp any baa 
aet doaed for one year aad Is booked aOUd. Join 
wtnb Addrcaa OB. B. H, BINALDO. Mgr. 
Ita * Oa.. feaa SMWr S, Htetk Bar. Oat.: 

jaly »«, FM^ at. liitt wr .i; 



WANTED 



ACROBATS 

and Cook. Addivss M. L. CLARK & 
SONS, St. Paul, Va., July 2nd. 



FOR LEASE 

OLD MAJSSnC XHBATBE, HOCSIOJI, 
Fnlly cqnippcd; beat MlIB .B awa.-I ^ (fel 
for bis party. Addw'jB. 



BAARSHALL^tXX 
LOG ROLLING 

At MsrysTlIIe. Esn., Angnst 3, 4, S. Write A. 

B. Campbfl! In rfgurd lo concessions and at- 
tractions. Win tie 1 hlg show. 



WAKTED TO BCT — ^A Sbcoad-band Bag-Pmich- 
Ing Ontllt. suitable for aide sbows; mast be ta 
flrst-elaaa condltloD and cheap for caah. BAiOOS, 
car* The BUIboaid. Cincinnati, Ohio. 



BASE BAU. POKEUn 
Tbe moat attraetlTo and faaetnatlnc of an nor- 
elty ball games. Twcaty-fonr aiammotb ateel 
'oaa rack. Tbnw dro 



pwrias catda mooatad oa 
mUs aad iMka aar pakfr 



Aatomatle morlag flab pond. A Dalnlataia la- 
prodnctloo of ao old mlU acene with the water, 
tbe wooden mill wheel, and the dab. all In aae- 
tioa. Writ* for fnll partlonlaia, J. It. HACQH- 
XOX AMmCaCEHT COBBTSTTCTIOH CO., Hotel 
Xayar Bldg., Peoria, Ills. 



LETTERHEADS^ 



In two cdor*. ^ 



with cut from photo 



OSa OOLOB AMD CUT. Con tracts, Tlek- 

1Z_ ipea. DeROSE & BCTHBir^m. 

TBKATBiaAI.yRlNTERS. SOUTH BKHD,i 



eta aad BoTelop 

lOAX,!. 

SAMPLES FOB Sc. STAMP. 




Pnf. HoiDBr Butler's Band 
M ONtililHi^ 

ANNEX FEATURE, SOLLMAR BROS. SHOW 



WANTED 

Sober Billposters 



and Utbograpbera 
W. Hall's CombbMdl 
Olf. Addreas J. 

State 8L. Cbleacow 



BIG CARNIVAL 

JUL.Y4TH T0 9TH 



IVinr moco waaba te feOaw. 

BIOIMe DBI " ~ 

basis, a B. 
Otr. M. 



Cea place SHOWS,. . 



Jaffrlea-Johnaon Fight Poat Carda 

Street Men, Poat Card Stands haTO erety knock- 
oat and ringalde for 12 yeara. Jeffries, Jobn- 
aoa, Ootcb. Xlatnlag OnaHcrs, Win bsTS Jes- 
Tles-Mbnsoa Blagaldc aad Kaeck-Oot Pbatoa of 
all World's Cbamplons. Oa i Baulk j geilf 

le C. O. D. Samples ' - 
_ Jta Badgea. Address 
ma POST CABD CO, 
r. OaklsEd. Cal. 



At, bal- 



WANTED 

For Wagon Show at once — Performets doing two 
or more acta. Band Men; aleep In hotel; oa» 
ahow a day; state aU la faetletten aeJbU agnry 

Mlssonrl. 



WAinSD-^t oBcob far Tei 
Co., nnder caaraab A.l 
that can . - — - 
t)oae and . 

atage; caa aaa 
TUle 




Concessions for Sale 

At the Big Shenandoah. Iowa, Fair, Aag. 8 to 
12. No gambling. Free attrsctlona all engaged. 

write for r:«t. prlc<-8 iml !-ii!.?B. C. N, MAR- 
VIN. Superliitendent C\jac«3loa3. 



RIDING DBVICBS 

WANTED 

Caroosel. Fuzia Wbeel. CIrele Wai« or other 

LAim. 



THB J OHB B . SMITH BB0W8 AMD BOTTAXO 
WHS WBST BABCIT want Vmlu wbeel aad a 
few good abows. ghoat abow or good electric 
■bow, big snake abow, etc. Want reliable, sober 
adranee man. Want 70-tt. car, half baggage, 
with big aide and end doora. other halt Sttad 
for llTlng. Moat atand all B. B. t my a ctt aa aad 
price moat be right. Caa place Japaacaa baO 
came, kaue rack. WDI aell coatetU aad aai^ 
tCfcjrjgtjadtnii. ^3jJ-3-lt "t.^^^' 



Wanted at Once 

Two OBIBMTAI. DAMCKBS, one skirt dancer, 
one to* or bock dancer; females only. Seaaon'a 
work; best treatment; sore salary. Don't write, 
bat wire, quick. Colnmbu-^. O.. caro C'-n. Del. 

KOBEHT IIAUTIIAN. 



WABS aviax-^iooD MsmpR iMBt:iHSfi> 

wire, coiftortloB: ane tbat weeks ta acts ■«•> 
(encd. Only best need spply. Good sslary 
right people. Must Join on wire. Want to hear 
from comet player to tesd small band; alao 

slide trMmtxini?. Adilrc^i E. O. JONES, JelUcc, 
Teua.. wwfc 27. 



WMM SMI OvMlll Oe. 



wltk 




^tabt to ten paid attraetloas and goo<I 
Mio two or three oatalde attrsctlona, for 

~ Street Pair, to be bold la Etailra. N. 

^ p 



Wanted, Gomt lid TrMtan 

Alao Vandernio PeopI* for tbe neatest aad dean- 
est Teat Sbow on tbe mad. Small, aara aatary: 
atop botela: tnrel by rail: two aad tbrae day 
stands. State losrest aaluy. Jote SB artfa^ 
FRANK LEWIS. Medaryvifieb lad. ' 



W A B T E D — For the ^csella Amosement Co.: 
Claaa Showa. Bare tenta to let for saaM oa 
percent. One more grind abow. legttlmata con- 
cessions. A big celebration oa tba atrceta oadar 
tbe merchants. Pawnee City. Meb.. Jnaa IS to 
Joly 4. Msa and wU* te laa well' ahaw. daai 



42 



Xlie Billl>.oard 



.JULY 8, 19ia 



(Ooitlnoed from p*gt 39.) 

P«tS Oper« Co.. L N. Phelps. m«r.: 

Mew Bedfanl. Maa., Jnly 4. lodet. 
Uedime Sherry. Fmee & Lc<Ierer, msn-: Chi- 
cago. JU., Arm 17. iadef. 
Maahansn Oiwia Co.. Henry Taylor, mgt.z 
(Borlck's Gkn) Elmlra, N. X., Umj SO, 

Indef. . ^ 

MUudo, The, The Shaberts & Wm. A. Brady. 

■SB.: N. T. O, Mar 3»JaUr 
Mr OWudla Gbt A, G. Delanater * Wm. 
Itacils. Bsn.: rhirami HL. M aiifc Mb 
dec 

Fowell & Cohan's Untied. 

em), I. Kent Cohan. ■ 

inch.. Jane 12. Indef. 
Bohaon Open Co.: (Maple Beach Park) AI- 

banr,' N. r.. Uay 30. Indef. 
Snmmer Widowers. Lew Fields, mgr.: N. T. C, 

Jane -4. indef. 
Sinie'a Nightmare, with Micle Dressier, liew 

Fields, mgr.: N. Y. C May 2, ladet. 
Xta). Banond. Ibisieal vooadr Co.: Osccn- 

natTrn.^ at-JtUr s; Ft. aStk. Atk^ ««. 
Upaad Down Braannr. witk BUIa Wv. the 
Smbcrta. b«m.: aMltp^ Maa^ V-Mr X- 

(Whsiom Mitmaamit; Wmi.rfme S- 

Sept. 10. 

Wizard ot Wlsel«nd: (White City) Cblcaso- 
11)., Hay 30. Indef. 

Ware Opera Co.: (Peak's [aland ) Portland, Me., 
June ?r. indef. 

Tama Vama Girls Mnsical Comedy C^.: (Air- 
dome) Waco. Tex., 27.1aly 2; (Airdome) Cle- 
home 4-9. ■ _ 

Ban Moslcal OaMV" Co.: Eald,. Ofeh.^ ST 
'nIX — 1 •■• 

ifadamr of Malt Stioek Co.. RUmt * Canulo. 

mtn.t failfsmi m., Jsly 2S, in-let. 
Albae Stack Co., 'Cbas. lATeabeiz, mgr.: Pmrl 

deuce. B. L. Ifsy 2. ladaf. 
Alcazar Stock Co.. Bdaaeo ft Haysr, mgtt.: 

Sss Franelaeo, Cal., Ang. 2S, Indef. 
Alhamlira Theatre Co.. Frank TTatHi, mgtml UXU- 

waokee. Wis.. Indef. 
Alhamhra Stock Co.: (Blrerslde Parle) fUnA- 

inaon. Kana., Uay 10, Indef. 

Alley Comedy Co.. T. C. Alley, mgr.: Atlanta. 

Ga.. Jnne 20. indef. 
Arlngtoa Stock Co.: Pneblo, Colo., Uartth U. 

Indef. 

ArmoiT Stock CO., Stephen Oswald, laiBUt 
N. Z.. Hay 23. indetL 
Aaanriate . Flayoa: 
4.-tadet. 

Co.,'.' J. Davla. mgr. 

_Ctty. ■ 
Banie. Edwin. Stack On. ' Ofartbeni). 
B. LeTaa, mgr.: 
McAIcater 44. - 

Barrte, Edwia;'.' _ . 

Barrle. age; SMtaB^'niL. 'fliMF 



Betta & Fowler Stock Co.: Newartt, N. J., 

Uay 18, indef. _ ^ 

BUra Stock Co., DsTid B. BnOatoB. mgr.: 

Ipawtncket. B. 1.. Kor. g,Jpti C. _ • 
BUoo Stock Co.. E. A. sdUiir.-mvix Baaaa. 

nalL Ga.. Dec. 23, indef. _ 
Bbon Theatre Stock Co., Corse Payton, mgr.: 

Brooklyn. N. Y.. Oct. 11, iodef. 
Bishop's Plsyeis, W. H. Bishop, mgr.: Oakland, 

<3al.. Indef- »j» 
BonsteUe. Jessie, Stack Ca.: Buffalo. N. Y., 

May 23, Indef. ^ „ _ 

Broadway Theatra. »Mk .Oa.t C a m il. ■. J.. 

Apta^8,tadar 
Bontlog, Knnna. 

OalTliidet. 

BartmOk Stock Co.. OUrcr Uotoaeo, mgr.: Los 

Call^nta Stack Co^^altct Smith, mgr.: Sac- 
ramento, Cal., Indef. 

Carroll Comedy Co., I<m^COTall. JBgr.s.«»M5- 
land Park) Cnmherland. Hd.. May 30. tndef. 

Cbaoncey-Kelffer 8to<» Oa.. Fred C. Chsuncey. 
mgr.: Hanover. Pa.. Uay SO. Indef. 

Chicago Stock Co., Chaa. H. BosaKa m , mgr.: 
St. JohDs. N. P.. Caa., Jaaa.Ualt % ■> 

Colonial riayers. F. O. Unlet. ■BM '.CWTC- 
land. O.. May 16. ladct. _• . „ 

CBIanlal Stock Co.: Sataaaah. Oa.. Apdl u. 

Oaambla naycrs. FMd 6. Berger, mgr.: Wash.. 

Cook,*^is<^^.^Stoci'Co.: Battle Creek. Mich.. 

Cook. Oscar . F.. Stock Co.: Saginaw, Mich., 

Cutter 'stock Co.. Wallace R. Cotter, mgr.: 

Sew CasUe. Ind.. Jnne 20. Ind^^ 
Cotter Stock Co.. WaUaee . B. Crtt««^ met. ■ 

Ufsyette. SJiir*---: --.^. -'^ - - 

Copeland BI0fc^ .CA"I«"« . ■■"»™ 

. son. Kan.. SMwrvfL-.-' - " " • 

Ctdbaae'a C t km ^V m MJ v 4P- .<»»-_ *ffS- ' 

WaahlagtoB. Pa.. ST-Jaiy auubaaillla. C 

CaA. Bnrlelgb. Co.: Salina, Kan., 27-Jnly 0.- 
DeBoame, Tmman, AssocUte Piayeia, F. W. 
iSyTmgr.: Sapolpa. Okla. STJaly 2: Altos 

4-9. 

D'Ormond-Fnller Stock COw: 

June 20. Ind'f- _ ■- , . j i. - 

Dorothy Mock Co.: HasMnmtJJ*,, 
DsTla Stock Co.. Harry atsm.' ,mBfcS . Htta- 

bnrg. Pa., Sept. 20, laOeC. 
Delmar Stock Co.. M. B. Streeter. mgr.: Eald. 

Okla., Jnne 4. indef. 
Domet Flayers. A. C. Domer, mgr.: Blngbam- 

toa. Kri.. Jane 13. Indef. 
TtaSoilT ito£ Co.: Colnmbos. O., May 22. In- 

ElltA-LnwSMc Ca.. una. lUiy.KUtck Iwe. 



■altey^] 




■lackiaaad Stock On.: (AMomr) 

TCo.: 



^ . _ - (Airdome) MIlo, Uo.. 21- 

Taly 3. 

Benaett-Moolton Stock Co.: Saratoga. M. T. 

2T.aoIy 2: Glens Falls 4-9. 
Briani Bias.' Stock Co.. Boy Brlaat; mgc: Uaa 

hattan. Kan.. 2T-Jnly ». - J^.-' 
Batgess Stock Co.. w. a Bargesa. mgtf bi 

poria, Kan., 27-jnlr 9. 
Baker Stock Co., Geo. L. Baker, mgr.: Port- 
land. Ore.. May 8. Iodef. 
•Beck Theatre Stock Co., S- H. SVIcdUnder, 

mgr.: Bdllngham, Wash.. Dec 6k ladef, 
lelaieo * Stone Stock Co.. Bdaaea * ~' 

ncra.: torn Angeles. CaL, ladeC 
lenjamln. panl B., Flajansi BIcbMHi.'. Va., 

Indef. 

jIuBin. Paul B.. Fi^atat aacfeailmb"lC T. 

2S, ■ ■ " 




MISS 

a Meier 




Miss Elma Meier, in a class by 
herself. Champion lady trick 
shaJlow water high diver of 
1jle^1roflldi:^^:B^^ public 
since two ycnjn^aT^Biie^ 
booking vaudeville and parks 
season 1910-11. THOS. J. Q. 
MEIER, care ffiOboaid, Chicinnali,0. 



Moines, la.. 



,t BMM. It jr.; May 23 

Indef. ■ 
Eekhardt Co., Olirer Eckhardt, mgr.: BSmoa 

ton. Alta., Can.. 23-JnIy 2. . _ 

Fkaxler Stnek Co.: (Airdonui Atlantic. la., TI- 

July S. .._L^ 
Farm Sto* Co.: Triedo^_« ^/^fP»J»..; MSft_ 
Jlymi, 3. J.. Stock Co. (Lakerlaw Faik): Um>- 

ell. Mass.. 3uae 27. Indef: ^, 

Ztebcs Stoek Co.. Gas A. Forties, mgr.: Dnloth 

Ulna., Jnne 13, Indef. . 
Mtvn StoA Co., J. B. FnltaB. mgr.: Uaeoln 

IUkL.lIar9. indef. 
aS^StSSk Co.. Trarera Tale. msMWkcken 

K. J.. April 18. indef. _ , , „ 

Girton Stock C!o-: Los Angdes. CaL. Jaaa 26, 

Gluwrf' Van^ian. Stodc Co.: Detroit. Mich.. 



Glass, loaapk D„ Stock Co.: Pneblo, Colo., May 
15. Indef. ' 

Giayce. Helen. Stock Co., S. Appan. mgr. 

Schenectady, N. T., Uay 2. taOtL 
Grew, Wm., Stock Co.. Jack 'WHsob, taa, mgr.: 

8t Joaepb. Uau, ladef. . 
Orabam StoA Csl: (Alidome) Plttabnrg. Kan., 

2T.Jiily 0. 

Gordon AsaacJata FIvan: (Urdimm) . Atchison. 

Kan.. 27.Mr Sl - . ^j/ ..^^ 

Gardner-yiniant - Stack Oibt.; ChMMMs;.. Fa., 
. 27.Jnly 2. 

Hall. Don C« Beperloica Oa.: Uarion. Wis., 

2T-Jnly 2; ICanawm M. - 
Headeraon. Uande. Co.: 3dm. Fannt, mgr.: Great 

FaOs. Mont.. 2TnTidy 2: Browaias^ML 

.Hlckman-Beasey Co., Banr O. 
Hot Springs, Ark., 20Jnly 2. 

Hkkman-Beaaey Co.. Gny Hlrkman. awr.: Cor- 
sicssa. Ttx., 2T-Jidy 9. 

Hntdiiaoa. limlae. Slock Co.: (AtaAoow) In- 
dependence, Kan.. 27-ynly 9. 

Hall. Helen. Stock Co.. G. S. Flinders, mgr.: 
Salina. Kan.. 27-JnlT 9. _ 

Hntton-Bailey Stod Ok. Geo. W. Bailey, mgr.: 
Blchmoad,, 

Ball. Lonla. ' 
indef. 

Harsiy StaA Ok: 



. MW Jnar 23. 



HasweO. Percy, nayata: Thcaatai,' Obb.; imie 6, 

Indef. 

Hsyward. Grace, Stock Co.: Minneapolis. Minn., 

Usy 29, indef. 
Hayward. Grace. AxMoIate Players, Geocge 31. 

Gatts, mgr.: Ilockfonl, Til.. MML^ 
Hlllman's Ideal Stock Co.. F. P. Wmmmi'mtt.: 

Omaha. Neb.. 3Iay 9, indef. 
Holland. Mildred. Co., Edw. C. White, mgr.: 

Bnffalo. N. T.. Jnne 20. Indef. 
Holden Stock Co.. H. M. Rolden. mgr.: Clere- 

land, C Uaicfe 28. Indet. 
HoweU-Kellk Slack Oa.. Deamaad * Altaraaa. 

mgrs.: Dnloatava. Fl, Jaaa tt^ r ' ' 
Hodson Stock Oabt uHaa BB, X. 

indef. " 
Hnnt. Charlotte,' StaCk CK: ' BnaMi, Mmt*., 

Msy 0. Indef. 
Honter-Bradford l^ayers: S^rlDgfleld. Mass.. 

Msy 23. Indet. 
Honter-Brsdford Players: Hartford, Conn.. Msy 

9-Inly 16. 

Indiana Stock Co.: MUiDe. HI.. ladcC 
Keene. Lorraine. Associalc Flayac^ Uaario 
W. Jeneks, mgr.: Slonx CItr. iM., .Mar- tt, 

Indef. •_ 
Keith Stock Co.. James E. Uatac. mgr.t ftclx 

land. Me-. Aprn 19. indef. 
Kenendy Stock Co.: Norfolk. Neb., May 0-JnIy 
30. 

Keyes Sisters Stock Co.: UaloDtown, Pa.. Uay 
23, indef. - . . 

Kine. Chaa., Stalk enfMrn piimi O^ '.imm 

18, Indef. ■■■■ -■ • ii .-iv > 

KItmt A Gazzolo StodC Qm: CHlVHy Ilt« JMT 

3. indef. j . • 

Kllmt & Gaizolo Stock OhS' mmaafcee, WU^ 

Uay 15. Indef. 
Klark, Gladys. Co.. J. E. Balfonr, mgr.: La- 

bec. Me.. 27-20: Woodland SO-Jnly 2. 
Kemble t Sinelalr'a I^eaom Comedy Ool: Tisbon, 

O.. 2T-Jaly 2. . r. t; : ■. - - 

I«wis Oliver Stock'Cft.: (AMMsl MiaK Ho.. 

27-Jnly 9- 

licwu Stock Co.. W. P..Z««la. mgr.; Baunna. 

XA„ ST'^aly 2. ' . - ' 
I,ycenm StoA Ca.: Caaadl Btalk, la,. Sir 

My Z. . 



Mnrphy, mgr.: Cle- 
DaiirUle. 



Latlmore & Leigh Stock OkS 

Indet. 

Lawrence Flayers. D. S. Lawrence, mgr.: Spo- 
kane. Wash., March 20. Indef. 
Liberty Players: SsTannab, Ga,, Jddc 0, Indef. 
Lindsay-Morrison Stock Co.: Boston, Mass., Juno 

20, indet. 

Lois Stock Co.: Seattle, Waab.. March 13, Indet. 
lAwe, Isabdle, Stock Co.: Dallas. Tex., May 
2, indef. 

Lyceum Stock Co., KImbaU ft Relcey. mgra.: 

TUedo, a, April SO, ladef. 
Lyric Stock Co.,'-Wm. w~»-i-g, mgr T Ulaaiap- 

oils. Minn.. Feb. ML latlf. .' K- 

Lyric Stock Co., L. K. aa(kBa,-"agr.i llaMia. 

Neb., indef. 
Ijtell. Bert, Stock Co.: Albany. N. X.. Feb. 

21, indef. 

Uack-Leone: Stock €«,: Salt Lake. U.. indef. 
Uajeatle Statt Oa,: Baniabarg; Pa., May 9, 
IndeC 

UaJesUe Theatre Stack Oa., U, J. Boyle, mgr.: 

Johnstown, Pa., April 18, Indef. 
Ualestlc Stock Co., J. P. Brooks, nagr.: Ctlca, 

N. T., April 11, indet. 
Uarrln Stock Co., Chaa. B. Uarrln, mgr.: Chi- 
cago, ni., Ang. SO, Indet. 
UarweU-Hall Stock Ce..'E. F. UaxweU, mgr.: 

Cedar Sanlda. la.. May 29, Indet. 
Uaxwen, UlUan. Stock Co.: Ownaaa, Ulch., 

Usy 9, Indef. 
Meyera, Irene, Stock Co., Wm. H. Meyers, 

mgr.: (Maallla Park) T^amaqna, Pa.. Uay 

29, Indef. 

Uooi^ead-Drew Stock Co., H. C Uoordtead. 
mgr.: (Electric Park) riiwma. KaaB„ Uay 1 1 

26. Indef. I 
Mnrst Stock Co.. B. 3. BaUly, 

lis. Ind., Uarm. mtLf. 

Myrk]e-Batder.Jlr~^ 
(I^kemont ' nn 
Indet. 

Morey Stock Co.. P. 

bnme, Tei-. 27-jDly w. 
Majestic Stock Co.. S. L. Kelly, mgr.: 

m,, 20-JnIy 2; Champaign - - 

Uaher, Fbll. Co.. LesUe E. SHMfe.''«te.t aia» 

benrlUe. O.. 27-InIy 2. 
Metropolitan Stock Co.: Beatrice, Keb.. 27- 
Jtily 9. 

Uajestle Stock Co., F. E. Booac. amr.: Elwood, 

Lid.. a-3ttr - 

UUeadeMMk Oa.: Kaaiaey. M.. STJaly 9. 
Katleaal Stack Co.. CUtbane Am. Cal. mgia.: 

Homestead. Pa., 2T-Jnly 2: WsAingtsn 4-9. 
Mickenon Bros.' Stock Co.: (Airdome) Ft. Scott, 

Kan., 27a<ily 9. 
Neff A Pennington's Stock Co.: 

CTJnly 2. . - 

Nealand Stock Co.. W. DL 

CVihoes. N. T.. indet. 
Nelll Stock Co., James Nelll, mgr.: St. Paol. 

Minn.. Uay 1. Indef. 
North Bros. Stock Co.: Topeka, Kans., indef. 
OllTsr-Lewla Stack --Ca„ Otia Ollfer. mwt.: 

Ua aia ma e; iHfc. Met: 
Onheam StaA 0»„ Oraat Xaferty. mgr.: PkOa:. 

Sept. IS. ladeC. 
Otf^m^ ^aek..Co.: . Watertown, N. T., Uay 

Orpheum Stock Co.. Jon. G. 

Alpena. MIcti.. May 90^ ladeL 
Orpbenm Stock Co.. Ed. Dayla, 

Harbor. Mich.. 4-9. 
Peoples Stock Co.: (Alrdone) lola. Kan.. 27- 

Jlfly 9. 

Palace Slock Co.: Dallas, Tex.. Indef. 
Park Players; Soboqne. la.. Jnly 20, indef. 
Park Stock Co.: (Lagoon) Ludlow, Kj., Umj 
29, indef. 

Payeen Players: Detroit. Mich.. April 24. indef. 
Payton Stock Co., Corse Payton, mgr.: N. Y. 

C. Jnne T. Indet. 
Pemchl-Gypxene Co.: Tampa, Fla-. Indet. 
Fbelan Stock Co.: Portland. Me.. Indef. 
Poll Stock Co.: Bridgeport. Conn., May 16, Indef. 
PoU Stock On.: Hartford, Ooan.. Jane 27, ladef. 
Poll Slack Oa.: ScnatoaL Fa., Stay U, tadcC 
PoU stack' €aLr.sm lag 911(1, MsasTTMay S, ladef. 
PoU Stack Okwr WMmkao; On, Ifay.S. tBdef. 

POU StaiA On;: Wmtmamt^me^ ■ 

PbU Stock OB.r ■ • — 

BedaMnd. Ed., 

3. IndcL 

Boear-Masm Stock Co.. P. C. Bosar, mgr. 

Pontiac, Ulch., Jone 6. Indef. 
Base Stack Co.: Seranton, Pa., May 3, ladef. 
Bod Stock. Co.: Oairrlcw Park) Daytsa, O. 



Whit taker Stock Co., H. B. Whittaker, mar ■ 

Clovla. S. Mcx., 27JuIy 2. • » 

Ye Oolanlal Stock Co.: (Alidama) 



DRAMATIC 



AngUn. Margaret: Sea Awakening ot Helena 
Blchie. 

Awakealag o( HilM a Blckle^ mltk - Margaret 
Anglln. -Looia Mathcraata. mgi;:.8aB IkaaSa- 

CO, Cel.. 20-Jnly 2. 
Baby Uine.. with Uargnerita Claik, - Wis. A. 
Brady, mcr.: Cblcago, tU., Jaae », latcC 

CotUer, Wm.: See Laeky Star. 
Cobam I'layers, CUas. D. Cobum, mgr.: Colon. 

bis. Uo., Jnly 1-2. 
Croemao, Henrietta. In Antl-Matrlmonr, Manriea 

Campbell, mgr-: Seattle. Waah-, 2t.Jaly 2. 
Bit s^ Jane, Harry Green, mgr.: MonteUo, 
Wis., 20; Portage SO: >X>x Lake Jaly 1: Oua- 
brla 2: aeason doaea, yi:': 
Fiske, Mrs., in BeperMie^'. Baidan Ovq 
mgr.: Loa Angelea, CiU;<KMsr : 

rortnne Boater, irltli TliTl' Itiin " ' rifcii ft- 
H arris, mem.: CUeagak nk.^IIar S. la. 
def. >■ 
Fortoae Hirater. with John Baiijmutu OriMW 
* Harris, mgrs.: N. Y. C BwC d. Met. 
Hsekett, Jaascs K.. la 

gelea. CaL. Jmw 8. 
Ramed. VIrnala. la B< 

CaL. IBM Mtfy •. 
Her Hartaad'a mtt. with HeBtT unier, Heafy 
- r. cTma - - - - 




lodStt 



jtnck Co.; (Sprlag Crore Fark) Sprlngfleld. 
O., Uay 30. Indet. 
Bysn. Di^el. Stock Co.: Montreal. Can.. 

8, Indef. 
Bnsh. H. Edmimd. Co.. Gay I. 

York. Neb., 27auly 2. i- 
Blehardaoo-Lewls Stock Oa.: Ooctti;' 

Jnly 2: Tellurlde 3.«. 
Beeres, Dorothy. Stock Co.: KAraska City. 

Neb.. 27-Jnly 0. 
Spence Theatre Co.. Harry Solms. mgr.: Ottswa, 

Kan-. 2T-Jn1y 9. 
Slnclalr-Weber Stock Co.. B. J. Weber, mgr.: 

Lawrence. Kan.. 27-Jo1y 9. 
Stahl Stock Co.: (Airdome) Cbamrte, Kaa,^ 27- 
Jniy 9. > 

See. Wm.. Stoek Co.. Harry I,. Bs«k. aigr.: 

Whitefish. Mont.. 27 Jnl.T 2. 
Schiller Players. E. A. Schiller, mgr.: (Oceaa 

▼lew Casino) Norfolk. Vs.. April 11. Indef. 
Seattle Theatre Stock Co.: Seattle. Waab„ April 
24. Indef. . ' l^i—^ii^iJ: ■^Jl-'. 

Shannon Bros.' Stack '.CMCt ■:BaflBBlmU'-Slin,» 

Uay 23. ladef. . 
Saew, UarHawr, Mai% Oil: JCka T. Feaiaall. 

mgn: AnaaK^'U. T.; sSae «. ladet. 
StS^ Slock dabr; Sb. Iiiala. Ucl, uay 7, ,1a- 
deL 



Stabba-'WIIasD Flayma. 

- 5) o< 



(Oleniaagy Fark) 

def. 

Snbarban Ganlra 

May 1.-.. indef. 
Snmmera Stock Csl. Ocai A. Summers, mgr. 

Hamnma. OHU- Oafc. Mm ^ ladcC, 
Trea dwell- W MlgaJ 'te» Oa.' " — *~ 

ladeC : i" ? ■ 

» anmr . daiia; Stack Oa.. Ira . 

miamniiiil Tt in J TIT tadef. 
Itayiar Stack Cte.. H. W. Taylor, mgr.: B. TJt. 

eriMWI. O.. 2TJnly 2: New Castle. Pa., 4-0. 
Thome. Mabel, Stock Co.. F. T. Parker, mgr.: 

Newton. Kan.. 27-Jnly 9. 
Xaylar. Albert, Stock Co.. E. J. 
.Xltlle Bock. Ark.. 2T'Jaly Si 
«bmi li t Stock Co.. J. u Tamgart. msr.-t 
_^dBe. N. Y.. 27-Jnly 2, ^ . 
Tama. Win J.. Playeta: Ut. Tanoa. O.. lane 
'S'laaef. 

Tbtao. Uyrtle. Co.. H. P. Bdmer, mgr.: Ulaa- 
eapells. Mtaa.. ladef. 

Taa Dyke dc Eaton Ca, V. Mack, mgr.: Elk- 
hart, lad.. June 20. Indef. 

WIetInc Stock Co.: Syrscoae. N. T., Uay 9. 
ladef. 

Worcester Stock Co.. J. O. Peede, rilgr.t 

. center. Mass., May 2, Indef. 
Wdfoid Stock Co.. E. L. Paul, mgr, 

Tslaad, Neb., 2r-Jnly 9. 
Whyte Draaiatlc Co.: (Airdome) 
JIaw. 37-My S. 




a. uay acna- 

Tx>nls, Mo., 



Co., mgra.: 

Man'a World, with Uaiy Uaaaaiiag, The Ska. 

berts. mgrs.: .Chicago. DL.. Uay. 9r ladeC, 

Unier, H^enry: See. Her Husband's Wife. 
On the ProDtler, Alton A LsBue, mgra.: Greea. 
Held, Mass. 29.30: N. BamptOd^Jaly 1-2; 

WCStfleld 4-6. ■ . .^■"-i-tfii.v 

B^oreaatioB at Aaat Ibn^mWlpaF. Maag. 

L. & Sbe, mgr.: tXku& VUj^TL IS- 
Jaiy 2. 

Uay: See BcJUTenatlon ot Aunt Mary. 
Scott.. Cytf: See Lottetr Man. 
Serca Daya. WagcahaU * Kemper. ms>a.: S. 
I. a. Not. n, ladef.^ , -i'-^C 



Ann u. Met. - ;. >" ■ 
, Tkai.'AItf, ■B.t'BMtwM. Mk,, 
Jaly 1: DotarZ: Ollataa S: Baa- 



SO: Dexter Jaly : 

UnSe Tom's Cabin (Terry'a): Blandlnarllle. 111., 
29; Goodtaope 30; SnlthSeld Jnly 1; Canton 3. 
Walker, (ntarlotte: (SOborbas Garden) St. Lonis. 

Uo., Jane 39. indet. 

White Sqnaw. Loots F. Werha. mgr.: BelUag- 
ham, Waah., July 1: ButUngtoa 2: Ererett 
3: EUenbnrg 4: H, YaUmaS; WaUa Walla 

•: Spokane 7-9. _ v 

Wjoadng Girl. Wm. E. LeBoy. mgr.:-Bawkeye. 
Im., 2S: Waocoma 30; Ft. Atkinson Jnly 1; 
Elma 2; Lyle. Mine, i: Hi.-iiBnl 5. 



Helper ion 




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work on slrshlp that would carry two pecpte. 

or a iKjs:t!''>r. af:ro?>lane. Address, 

W. il. iLE-NKV, lioctesttr Mills, Pa. 



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Airship Flights and 
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Machine which has 
many ezdnsm 
polou in additkm 
to all the good 
qnalltles ot sll the 
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machine makea S 
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for gronpa. wUA 
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this week by 



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The Department of the Interlpr 



NEW YORK: 

41 W. 25th St. 



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CHICAGO! 
35 Randolph St. 



44 



Xlme Bill board 



JULY 2, 19ia 



NBW YORK VAUDEVILLE. 

(Contlnaed from pice 8) 

Sidoey DcttDe and Company la an amasloc farce- 
let. CtarSatmaa oo Blackwell's Island; JoUe 
Bins and Company In a rl(ht amart amusinK 
■kit. The WroD? Doom, aod Nat Haines and 
WUl Tldonc, witn a bndErt of rapid ILre-rlng 
true etorles, were among; Uie otber entertainers 
who completed the bill. 

AMERICAN ROOF OABDEN.— The Barnyard 
Borneo, at the American Boof Garden and Adl- 
roodack Camp, with Blren^bened cast, new 
noslcal nnmbera, and added effectn. contlnnea to 
play to crowded honBcs. The (lancing of La 
Petite Adelaide aa The Mouse, has become one 
of tbe bits of tbe piece. The principals who 
'^'"iT SDdi well-known players as Mile. Mint 
HIdoa. tke Hnnsarlan actress; Stella Uayhew 
■ad BUUa Taylor. Sydoer Crsot, Bairr Lnplno, 
Loola Otuiat, the wbistler. wbo ^ays the part 
of til* psRot: May Gray and 3. J. Boshes are 
bdnc well reeelred at erery perfannaDCC. The 
ctaonu of ' Of ty pretty girls costumed u bens, 
mice, geese aod little cblckena, and tbe Joe 
Bo^anDy Troape of acrobatic comedians. Imper- 
sooatlng monkeys, wbo present tbelr whirlwind 
tnmbllDg specialty, bare scored a sensatloiul 
hit. 

A atronff randerllle bill was presented In con- 
nection with Tbe Barnyard Romeo, IndodlnK 
Clasle Cnrlette. the dainty EngUsb singer. Joe 
Welch. Hebrew comedian, whose funny dlalogne 
csuse J almost contlnaoos Isnshtec; 
Oonrtlelcli and Company, In s nel 
•iKtcb by Gcorse Hobart. called Wlanlac 
Pfmla, wblch scored a pitmwncyd ■neee . 
Hma La aad feer Ftencb sitMi Bodcli hmt* a 
wtm r« u «r toli » of poses la SrMdcn China and 
porc«3aln; Lambert], the Impersonator oC fa- 
motts mnalclans and composers, had a different 
(Tonp of sobjects this week; StelU Uaybew 
ud BUlle Taylor, io poiwlar Moci aad a 
Teraatlonal dnotosoe. l eet l wd ■ " 
while Parley and CIai» 



, ,'THI#':;W HKK» -rpi|iM'^-^-', 



OBtlot Arery and B»Tt. tu a speelally. Hx 
American Dancers. Stelllng and BereB, eonwdy 
acrobatic norelty; Marshall Hoof 

•arjTaara»a THBATBB^Bdla Blaa^a^ Im- 
peratBator; A Klgfat In a Tnrkiab Bath. Jane 
Oonrthope end Co., In Loeky Jim; Chas. Abeam 
Xtonpe of comedy blcydlats: Harn Pllecr and 
' Oertmde TaadMbUt; atanta aad danen: Tay- 
lor. KrantaaB^ aaC .lMMi^'alnW'SM. 'Ma- 
honey. moDoHgM; W&tea-Aimm aal'OMity 
and WUIla. - - 

m iTlI & PBOCTOR'S FIFTH AVENTJl: 
TUBATBE. — Bessie Wynn; John P. Wade and 
Company. In Marse Shelby's Chicken Dinner; 
Bnssell Brothers, assisted by Slora Bonfantl 
Boisell. In Onr Serrant Girls; UBe. Ballta and 
Wm. OordML Jbi tae^Ar^'a jj^jf 

" berlan taoanda. J<' 
talners. 

AMERICAN BOW OASDEM.— Tbe Barnyard 
Borneo, &lons. O. MoiaaMTa aaatomlme. r.«T^wwffo 
de la Robe de Halt: Ctale Cnrlette. Ooaway 
aad Leland and others. 

PIiAZA HTISIC HALL.— Tbe bill la'taaM by 
Lambertl. Enropcaa entertainer. 

I 

V From tbe Fifth Arenne Theatre comes tbe 
r definite annonncement that not for a single day 
will the boose be closed this summer. Many 
big acta are in conrse of preparation for pres- 
entation there dtuinf Jnly and An^ost. Tlie 
mana^ment has introduced two new Innora- 
tlons. in the shape of lodlrldnal drinking cups 
■eresJ M Isd wttk lea wm»m a^ destroyed by 
' " tisv cootents are emp- 

oC a tiCkar newa acrv- 



MeW YORii'eHATnii. 

(Continued from pas* O 




B. MIddletoa. of lOUMoB * 
Wka vaa one of the fltst plontiri to aattle at 
Ikaaetor** colony, at VkscpscC !>. I., la Imtr 
frtOv bis motor boat m 'itaft^ wUck he 
elafmi has a recoct aC M aOH M :hMK. aafl 
-tkaVa Koine some. Ba wM' *GcBj ■ ansa wltb 
the Btlnse Stotr. 

liw WUta Bats' ""f— . alren a few nights 
airt at 1k» GMb raooM. to the goests. among 
wbom were serpral venr pagqiar, .paUMdaaa. 
was one big success, and aa «Mtt.ini:'.il»'.« 
hIstiBy's psres ss one of tba 'aaat 'atDMfiMa 
affairs ever held In Ratland. 

Dare Robinson bad one big smile on bla face 
last Sstnrday becaose of the crowds that were 
witneoslne the grand bill at the Naw Brisb- 
ton Theatre were aHat'tftaB |MMI> JBi Baif 
wax elad the rata 4H Wt ■feaii' >ir tha^oH 
holiday crowd. 

Mrs. OUIe Deery. of Deery and Francis, in 
TsudeTllle. hare adoed a new irlrl In their act. 
which arrlred la.<^ Jnne 4. and tipped tne locales 
at ten ponnds. Billy Is feellnir rery prond now, 
besanse now they bare to call him father. 

Miss Marie Elmer lias left town to visit her 
folks at Coatlcooke. Qnebec. Canada, where she 
will rusticate for the snmmer. Miss Elmer 
writes that she is spending her time fishing. 
jjBd. caught a big mess last week. 

Tom Kelly will sail for London Jolv 16. on 
-tbe S. S. New Tork. in tbe inteicsts of Uebler 
. t Co.. and will only atgr '* flMrt. Maa, «x- 
vectlne to sail back to Haplira Hmti Bmse 

July 30. Boo voyage. 

Manley nod Sterling are going to appear in 
a new act. entitled The Picture Man. They 
hare jo^t closed a very good sea<v)a oo the 
Interstate time, and are now mstlcatiog for 
the summer. 

Aurora, tbe Oriental dancer, has made unite 
an -Impression among tbe dllTerent - booking 
agents, as she Is In constant demand among 
tbe different managers who want to secure her 
services. 

Tommy Dngan. who la playing tbe Loew Cir- 
cuit. Is more tbsn making coed, 
good ua* of material, aailik. i 
sreat way la seMas . ~ 



Miss Hazel FoUj la very bosy these daya 
writing up tbe press notices (or Harry PUcer, 
wbo Is going to do a double act next season 
under the direction of Max Hart. 

A benedt was given at tbe Herald Sqiure 
Theatre last Sunday night to Hamilton L. Mar- 
shall, a well-known newspaper man. A grand 
array of talent appeared. 

Herr BlUebrand and Tlra Da VtDg, tht adl- 
lete and the singing Venaa;.la llHte.aMMllHBl 
European novelty act. are aav baakhB VP.tfeA 
time for next season. 

Ed. Davis will be missed from «fl for 

awhile, as he has left to open on tbe Orphenm 
time with Ills new set. entitled The Pictme of 
Dorian Gray, 

Conway and Leiand have arrived from Bnrope 
and will open at the Anadeaa BooC.aaat sraik 
aa an extra fM f i a aat la tM -aat rallat 9fea 
Monopede. 

Walter Staataa, , 

Tbe BiUboaM tmst'!^ iPMr^ 
Ing Une. aad MB na-tka 

come off. 

McKee Bicbmood and JnnHnta Hally haee 
Just dosed Ofteea weeks on tbe fToagklns time, 
and are now (olDf to open oa the ladcpeadeat 

time. 

Jnles Jordan waa bdd np ny tba CDStnoi 

'napeetara aad tSXM vsrth oC dlanMnds 

am htaa iikea be arrived la .Kaw Zock. 
Hanr Sfac, tka Daia DcvO'Diicc, wOl open 
la a tar waeka as tbe United Vm», aad no 
doubt wtn be a wiaaer te Ua. gieat afelag. 

The Baymendi hare a new act. entlfled Tbe 
Lone Paaaenger. written by Cbas. Horwitz. 
They expect it wlD keep tbem bagy. 




■epcnCt. la Ike Beaal itniMiiy 
ie iM to see bis old-time fries 

-'mi; Benee Dyris. the inl 
latalib Is meeting with great 
beea pnoonnced a decided bit. 

BAr and Kent hare 
Chaa. Borwitx. which tlHT 
oot Bbntly la -nudeTlIle. 

Jordan and Brennan, after a tour 
months, are again In the East, and 
iKKrttlag np time again. 

Flick, tbe Merry Maker, pot on bis 
at a* Fifth ATenoe last week, 




cided hit. 



and waa a 



act 

de- 



Lesina d; Nelensco sre going great oa tbe 

Melville time in their " - - - 

Al. Tborson has severed 
The Church City Four. 



BEAOi, NORTH DAKOTA 

Wants Free Attractions July 20-21-22-23, 1910 

Exclusive privileges for sale. Wire or write .\. L. ARNOLD, Secretary 

Interstate I-'air .'\ssociali(jn, li'-ach, .Vonh Dakota. 



bwa's Two Big 4tk of Jvlsr CeMtaritioiii 

FIREMEN'S CARNIVAL AND GALA WEEK. M 
STREETS AT BLOOMFIELD. IOWA. 

The city that always iTas tbe biggest celebration In Sontbeastem Iowa, Wanted, big feature 
Show, Wnd West, Country Circus or Stadium. Legitimate Coneesalona. Ferria Wheel and Free 
Attraetlaaa for week. Wire or write, quick. CRAS. P. LEACH. Secy., Bloomfleld. Iowa. 



POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., FAIR 

SEPTEMBER 27-2S-a9-aO. 30,C00 PEOPLE DAILY ATTENOANCC 
WAIfTKb^dllgbftafaHmmnd PIUVII 

bams. Has hflwiilaoe to pktte money. 
inUmtaitof PHvflege^ liOS BiMdway, New YtA. 



WiLLIAIVl TODD 
nt Vtitidevllle 



WANTS FOR NOlir AND LATER 
Pteiitet^ doufalM ham fa baad; VtoHat, 




Willi AM TObD^ 27, APEX. N. 0< 



cBowuz; n 



lady partaer tat mllcr akat- 
taieiiiiit fit. MfH Shae; Kaaa. 



BUY— ROLLER SKATES— SELL 

'mak aa! alao rink gooe |i a»dec . 

Jf ttuwi.v on.- aa n 



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WANTED— AGENTS 
and traveling men to handle my latest compoel 
tloaa. Send lOe toi aunple cony of my new bal 
lad. Sweet Mbmaclaa, aang wlA Wk rawse b] 



WANTED 



To bear from George, tbe turtle boy. (coloiedl 
at once. BBOOKB HA80N, Bellalre. O. 



Ooad; 

Write 



WANTED AT ONCE 



SPOT OABTT for good second-hand moving ple- 
tnre macfalnes and Model B. gas making ontflta. 
What bare yon? <31ve full descrlntion. lowest 
price Orst letter. BOX SOS. New Orleans. 1^ 



•2,000 Buys ISO Reels of Film. 

125 sets of song slides and a rental bnalneaa 
that la cleanlOK nn, above all enenae. S20O 
pa month. GEMTBAL FILM AND SUPPLY 
OO^.^SaglaBir. lUeh. Hare otber hnsineew In 



BABOAIHS— Ed. Ex. U. P. machine, eomnlete. 
2 sets slides, 2 reela fllm, aB for |60: Modti 
B. Gas Ootfit (new). $20: TO-tt. (round) Tnt. 
— lao ft 10-ft. Side Walt, 



yoa 



Us ainO Fmm laadibae. cemplete. 
J, CMO: flaa Film at le a toot. If 
Bad aaytklBc and waat fa 

CAMTON nut : 



Cob, weighing 18 It* . 'lin aftw' fiiilWl liliti 
teo: three other taiae tittto cata." elielB 'inken, 
walk on bind feet. <45 each: a dozen nice, 
healthy baby bears. WO each. We are headquar- 
ters for cob bears. Buy direct; a clear advan- 
tage. UMWOOD rum. tm TmtaHmt num. 
North Waterford. Malaa. 



AT LIBERTY 

A Real, Live, Sober, 
Reliable Gen. Agent 

wltb B. B., Wagon and Steamboat Show ex- 
perience; nothing too large or tee aaiaU: nrefer 

two-ear iinar. MMt^ awrald aieaa * — ' 

sonable. WUf mt-WfiSi J. "** 
Teiaa. . - 



CONCESSIONS TO LET 

Lynn, Blau., Floating Bridge 

Vkee gate; cncythlae, aaytblag; percentage; 
dUQI, T aatf U OMMtat At*.. I^a, Va». 



FOB BENT FOB SKATING BINK 

L A R G E BUILD IMG 



L of ttllfflUC dty of tfboofc 100.000 L 

I for rf Stat pATtT to start ska tics' rink. AA&nam 

"U. E. C." c«n? The BLlit-M^-^J, Ntw York. 



Henley Roller Skate^ 



Lateit Uodel, Ball-Bearlnc Blnk BkataaL 
Nickel plated Steel. BaU-Baarlag Clilb ~ 
Alumlnmn or BazwoodBoUan. 




Henley Racing Skates 



by aneed skaters srsywttar*. and are alas daalrahto 
. tsr iDdlvldoal aae. wbaro the tamtt aad Mat 



eompiste ekato ta tbs market la « 

POLO GOODS and 0UTF1I8 



M. C HENlET, 



Phifeittoiial ^Roller Skatccs' 

ASSOOATldlf 



nfead-la aiiatsjiieater preo^laeace ta booa-Sde Profeaalonal Skatera— tboae who 
■aHad^^s tapper MaaaseiB erelrtnK Exhibition skaters — and to promote (oUar 

baa nrr Z«UZ BimroUW, mm Sisadway. V. T. City, earo The BQIbeerd. 

All the Stars of the Sitting World 



Gennan (^aaedlaa, Vkacar aad Speed aa- 
pert roller akatec riieiiiilai tSa' Met 


VMI mNK MID raivsEY 

THE TWO BABZ OZVILS. 
NEW ACT. 
■aar WeeMas Blaka aad TaadaviUa. 

BBoocmzaL' mouMA, 


IMi ricULlEN and UT CttSM 

FBBbBNT 

Tbelr Oorgeomdy Artlatle Scenic Kovelty, 

A SCENE FRQMTOYUUID 


BERTHA DOUD MAOK 

The original Anna Held premiers Skate 
Dancer, featuring Buck and Wing and all 
tbe dancing ateps familiar to musical 
comedy. Act original and up-to-date. 
Beautifully costumed, nome addteas, 78 
State St., Seneca i'allj. N. Y. 


H. A. SmMONS, 

Oisatsit livlag aijjiiusiil at the art of Patlnaes 
aopsrlarArtistle WdTaad FIgu* akatlag— as. 
tonlsblngllllltiaatlag MeneHinemstlng on toy 
wagons, ne aalytBBlFABOr ■UmbBUB' 
LEBQUB lirtinsiT. ItaMastB win bmSr wsMe 
eaity fWbooklBS. Addnsn kaadM^KfcCMr. 


tlaaeallai lliiili "leUal giiwiw 

R 1 N K L A N-'D 


MISS ABSUmB Be DnrOSAK,: 0is CMd#^^ 

In bar marrifeaa Btaaey nd Vrtek SkaUac giMtHliB. iimiladl'm aacK aUkt '«llh a 

race against any man In the Blnk. Addresi 8347 B. BSth Street, Clereluid, 0. 



JULY 2, 1910. 



Xtie Billboard 



45 



THE WORLD SPORT. 

n* fport ot roller (katlnc baa now llaiirlaticd 
li Ite Uolletl Staira and Canada tor aome lima, 
Ma alao pnjoj'ed popularity In England aad 
ftaaca. Small fortunea have be«n expended In 
tba coaalructlon ot rinka, wblcb are allll car- 
ried on extoniilTelj lo tbe aboTe-meDtloiied 
(ooatrlca. Germaor and Holland arc alao altra 
to (be pleaaure ot akatlng. and la tba tnrmer 
nontrj tbe aport la no loagar ■ ■ai i lty. Roller 
•kitlDi bi h7 DO Baana aav to tba Kalberlanda. 
It u to tMt tmatat ttet Mltr Ikatlas tncn 
onsla. M aartr aa «k« ant kalt aclka WUi 
ikatan wm cUdlaK tti e ug fce u t tbe 
tovaa with aa moeh art and craco aa 
(MO exblblted anywbcre. Atterwatda tbey 

iBinidDccd Into Encland by a Mr. Merlin, 

wke met witb tbe mlatortuna oC nilnlns nn as- 
BoalTe abow window In maktns bla Orat (-Z' 
UMtloD 00 tbe laUnd. 

Boiler akatlOK la atlll on tba boom, aairvrin^ 
ao restriction lo popularity, and blddlns fair to 
become coamopolltan In nitnre. alnce It la nrw 
balDf Introduced to tba Far Eaat aa an inter- 
tilnment. American Oonanlar olBcera lo tbe 
orient report tbat atepa ara IwIbk taken by 
Ttilooa IndlTldoalB (or tba cataMlatament of 
taUtr ikallu rialw to tkat dtatut part of the 

gUb*. nar laAraa ■■ ttat tbe Orient Iwa 
taken ta tka .apveawt wttt gtnt irasto and 




jlnstoo, Ind., Jana 2S.— Robert tl. Har- 

rii baa completely reeoTeted from an attack of 
psemnonla, whieb for a wblle tbrealened tbe 
Ufe of tbe maoacer. Mr. Rarrle In back at bin 
oOre* aiKl >« amniclnE bla affalra for next aea- 
aOD wben be will hare aeren road companlee. 
Baalde* th*« h'* ^'M np.rate bli Soutbem Indiana 

Clzmlt of IIieaTr*-*. 

Cbaa. A. Ti^ir b«a hen re-enjcaged to manaxe 
Ur. HanV Waatan Oaalal Bocw ao the TnQ 
Company. «Mk IL A. lUtcbell wll] have eharce 
ot tbe Oaaat Baaae abow; Bea Howe will 
maaace tbr Knntbmi ranpanr aod W. B. Piadd 
will be at tbe belm of tbe ormnlaatlaa plarlac 
CMtral territory. L. L. Barrta will maaas* 
tfea Central Two Amertcnna Abroad Company. 
A Sootbera tad a Cotat eomnany In tbe aarae 
plaT tM* iie-it oiir. Mr. Harrla wll alao 

feaTa two Tbe Le(il Adrlaer Comiianle<i. AI' 
nttractlona win rebrane at Mr. Harrla' own 
theatre bere. Tbeatrea ooder tbe manacemcnl 
af Mr^ BarTia_BrB located at Btoonb^on. Bed 



LA SAIXK THEATRE COURT OK- 
CI8ION. 



Tbe Inoe dravn out Utlcatlon In wblcb baa 
beea cocrrrniHl thp LaSalle Tbeatre In Cblcaso 
wu puoctuaii-d lent week by tbe deelalon of tbe 
Ap»ellatt^ Court, vbicb held tbat Mra. Anna 
Slntoa Tart bad I be rlicbt to uke poaaesalon of 



that haaac. TMa dedaloa waa sItco on as ap- 
•M liiaa tgr the ' tbaatta. 

.JS..*?!?'^ ■••..!?••• maaamment ot the 
taSalle Med a bin la tbe Saperlnr (Joort aaklac 
ttit Mr*. Tart be eoaqwllad ta baae a i«Mwal 
ot tbe leaae ror a term of tn Taata ttnai Jtay 
I, 1909. at an annual rental a( in HI Tbia bffi 
rartb«>r r«N)n(.«tet] tbat a preilntiaagy lajaacttoo 
be taini-d r<<stralDlnic Mr*. TBft tnm taktnc p«a- 
aeaaloc cf the prpmii^a. 



A croaa bill w«a flit-d by Mm. Taft. aod tbe 
caae waa referred to tbe maater lu cbancery 
Who ncmnneoded tbat tbe bill filed by the 
tbeati* be dtolaaed. Jndge Oopny entered a 

to 17.231.88 aa back teat, and a talr annual 
rental waa flxed at tULMW. Hanm it !• 
aald that Mort H. SlwaTtaB^lSSn'arthe 
^?.'^}'^ ■PP'*' aad eadeavor la have the 

ault taken to tbe Supreina CooR. — « »™ 
When Mr. Harrr Aakln takea over tbe man- 
agetnent of thla playbooae. It wUI be known aa 
tbe LaSalle Opera Bouae. Tha anaatac date and 
tbe attraction that will hold liSttSram not 
aa yet announced. In all pcgMhORy^, bawrrrr. li 
will be aome msalcal ahow. 



SYNDICATE MANAGERS TO BOOK 

thuough open-door cm- 

CUIT8. 

When tbe annonocement waa made that Henry 
W. gk*«e« b»<l perfected an arraiiEement wlIU 
tbe SyadJeate. whereby be could book oTer tb.- 
circalt of the Independenta, aa well aa In tbe 

7J?'?*!»J' jy*? * 1^^"*'' " *" anticipated 
5!!"*_.2!-*'Sf. »»f*«l»ie managem would teek 

CO DfM*^« fltolr lMtaaM>a*_ 



at the 



aC Xe. 



Miiitl/ 

■al ll a U iMa at ChrMaaa, bat thla 
tb MMIl twaaty>va doUata to 
■ tmm tba leeelpta «( their aa- 



or the r acelp tt 
ronto Lodga. 1 
tlon to ' 
year 
each 



_ — . Lodge ot 

t. H. k. ut Loetl X« S8 oceaplai boxe* an 
ellber aMe aC tha atace aad deaatad twaty-flTe 
doOain aath ftr oaa af -aaiM. la addition they 
TolontaeKd thelt aerrlcca at the beneat tree of 



charge, aa M alee tba Xaatdaaa* Uaiea a( I 

dtj. 

Tomato Z«dge. T. V. A. wtU hoU ita 
ootiac at Oeatle laland Park early la Jalr. IB> 
TlUtlooa wUI ho aaat to Haalltoo. Baffalo aa« 
KlacaiB FhUa lodgaa ta aajar tbeir baapttalttr. 
Tba ootlBC la gteM aaaaatlr tar tba i i aip aaa aC 
g a iiiiiy ^he thailllea aC tba Banahera aoQaatatad 
trtth etch other and to flT» tha ebUdicn of tha 
membera a real good time. A hot time la ex- 
pected at tbe ball game and tug of war beta 
the employes of tbe rarlooa tbeatrea. 



•■"i-iTL.. li^. a""";'"* ™a«»eni would teek 
to pnttert tbr-ir latetcala hy laaUtlng npoo a 
.lmll« prlrli.*e aad allhatwfc ao eoaflnSatlou 
can be bad from the aSeaa oT tbe Syadleate. It 



- ■■ »"»harltr tbat, all other pro- 

dneara will adopt tbe aaac policy ot hooking 

lUri atlracli. . l.rr^|lef'IlTr Of whom the the- 
5™ .j;."." ""' 'a'"' «-"b. In a aenae tbe open 
door policy t>e<omea uolTcraal and tbe warfare la 
rlrtpuur 31 ..n i-n.1. It 1» preiiamed that tht- 
ntanagera who bad declared their allegiance lo 
the >v>u.ii»ti- Ki.i •oailnae ao tar aa the blB 
rlili~< are ean-»«<d. bat arlU ■ ■ 

ent attitude la rar" 

ooe-alcbt itaadfc 




KAYHOUM NOTES. 



Arthur Reed, ot San Ftanelsco, has 
rarcbawl the Star TaadeTOle Theatre, Cblco. 
Cel.. of J. R. Stoaey aad M. Morgan. Bealdea 
Increasiog tbe aeatlng capacity ot tbe theatre. 
Mr. Beed Inatalled a (I. ISO German Ante piano. 
Meaar^ Staafy aad lUUar wIU probably rctim 

to — *- " ■ 



The BliBB Tlteatre. Waoktort. Ind., 

baa been leaaed to Langebrake and nntroid. 
TORONTO LODGE DONATIONS. 

TOtooto, Ont.. Can.. Juae 25. — Checka weie 
aeat thla week for twenty-llTe' dollars each to 
the Proteatant Orpbana Home, Tbe SonnyaMe 
Catholic Orphanage, Tbe Sick Clilldren'a Roa- 

pltal and Tbe Hooae of Prorfdeoce, being part 



Skating Rink Band Organs 

fuiniah better music' than a band to skate by, and cut out the heavy 
expense of muaiciana. They are deaigoed and built by «■ (the 
world's tannest manufacturers) especially for the rink borfMM^ 
and represent a military brass band of 10 to 30 pieces. 

Tbe music, on cheap, intert:baiigeable paper music rolls, is full 
and melodious, in the correct swing time and includes eveiything 
new and up-to-date. 

Weekly ar ateathly payanatau tba aama i 




a&w se-Mfe catalac at Aateaaatle 
far aS aaaaemeat pnipaaaa. wa sappir tba D. ■. flow 
laatzameala — a gnanatee tbat qaallty aad priee are risbt. 

THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO. 

law TOBX CINCINNATI oataAoo 
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T li e Billboard 



JULY a, WML 



Film Releases 

OvtiTi oc at ahn 

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2^ ^ CDciBA) 

M—Vht ChcTCona BMcn <I>nma) 
_2»— Tbe Miner's SactUce (Drami) 
July — 
1 — Tim Cttaara 

1 

Umj— _ VMt 

3 — Tbe Basts Mecliuile (Siaaa) BM 

S— Un. Noae7 (nrce) S82 

S— Tbe Ulorr** Sncttaeart (Drama) Ml 

•— KIdd'a Tretasr* (Comedr) 4U 

> nu t m Is ZDlaland (Oomedr) Ml 

H— Tba Omrbor'a Dtrotlao (Drama) .... MB 
19— Tha ■^iGiaBatliw et ratber (OooMdr) 1<XM 
M— Oe lofiaa eitr* Bomaaea (Drama).. WO 
M-naltanaav acr Umglfim (Trick 

MO 

t-Onndliaat'i Gift iKBi no 

•— OOear UsUoan'i DooU* (Otnadr) STB 

■ — Tba Haw Bos of tha Z Baaeb (Bo- 

Banea) HQ 

U— Tba Wnd Mail of Bocneo (Oooiadr) SM 

»— Oa Pntkar Oaak (Dtaoia) 000 

S*— Bed Migte» Lvn AOalr (Oooadr-Sn- 

MS 

mm t» SmpJmw CBomaDea) . M> 

!• MM (Oonadr).... Mi 

Gold (flrama) ....«• 

won and Loet (drama)....-.... MB 

„ PATKE-FHEaES. 

May— Ttmt 

•—Only a Faded Flower (Druna) 81* 

ncttm«jna Pyraosca (Beole) SOT 

4— Vtm Wltcb of tba Balsa (Drama).... OUT 

f-Olamaod Cut Dlamosa (Cenady) BTT 

•—A Baaastle Sid lOomet^yTT.. MB 

#-.43Mtana of Bndttlita In Tiwtt« nBdn- 
csttaal) BH 

^2jji2J^iSfl'2*i«i^« 

^ ••••••••••••••• wy 

Defeated — W 

_* • • • ■'-••••■•'••••••^•^•••••lOtt 

J'i Tlalt ...iiiitt^^^i... MB 
^^^**'m£-" .... ■ . - . dlT 

Xa — ^a wroBX Boad ...i.;..*.....*..... MS 

*•*— Tbe Ltttle Troant jOB 

10— The Olrl From Aiiaau (Dranu) aSS 

n — Who Will Win Mr Heart (Oomedr).. 390 

l»-^a (Sold ^Ider (Drama) «U 

50— Geel I Am Lata ((}omtfy) 851 

»— A Brara Uttle Strl (Drama) BM 

K — n^miMatDoaa Adrentnre (Oomedy) 444 

B — UUk Indus try to tbe Alps (IsdSitrlal) 4TB 

M— BoBMO Ttzrca Bandit 828 

M— lAMa lCax7_and Bar Ooltar 4X0 

a Mml CkM*. ...... 4ra 

im '■••••••••>>»■*«'*• S90 

MB 

»— A Salln^ Frieadaklp BM 

BO— BsiHa, OaocaaUn Monstiln CSetM MT4 

Jose — ' Feet 
J— One tJan't Bellar* Ones Kyaa (Oaoaedy) «40 

■ S~H* Cm •« Ompasy H BIB 

H B— Tba IMiilj <kadla OOT 

y •-jSg. g 'g'^ Oatf 8<1 

S~J^SamSSSwSlJ^""""'*"' S 

** (WnSMonal)"'?'''r?'^^???^. .??T" B4 
15— TJe B«ie-8etter'a Daasbter (Drama).. 8U 

M— The Barry Slstn (Acrobat) US 

W-^oor, bot Pnood (Drama) 400 

IT— Max Makea a Tooeb (Oomedy) 43S 

»— Wbtta Fawn'* DcTOtlon (Drama) .... MO 

>0— BeconcUUtbia of Foes (Drama) MS 

M-jgMCTTOw Bew«dea (Ooaiady).... 4a 
»-gJM0B School lo BclKbmi (Bdoea- 

5— £H»«£.'"_gBfB* Cc|ia««d dta—i..... OM 

JsJy— ' 

1— BebetllOBa Batbr (comedy) . St 

1— Inside tbe BarBi (colored ipeetaealar) 918 

■la by "—-Tba HMoMdaHll-aBB 



(OMHin 



B— Sarea Daya (Oooady) 



B— Tbe MttUIsuB Hire Oat COMMr} .... 

IS-Tberc Uttte Sirl. DoD't OrTaSwBji II 
I»-^Sia Heart ot a w..*!.^ nuiim (fii. 



ma) --.,....,Z-...1000 

W-Tbe Land of 0 » (My tbleal) lOOO 

SB— la tlia Great Norttaareat- (Drama) 1000 

jP^— A fter Many Tasia (Drama) lOOO 

B— Tba Baisa Mas ot Old HcUanl (Dra 
ma) 

• — Tim Bans* BIdera (Drama) 

U-SMao aad Itflat la Towa (CoMdj) 
^ZS^I g iB^t ha^telo C OM My)- ..7.., 
M— Onr Nair 

>i— Tbe LanB TtaD (Draaia) 

arwrhe me CUcTa Oaofbter (Dtaaa)., 
Jaly — 

■ ~ ~ " ~ " 00. Woo( 



.1000 
1 1000 
IBM 



IBM 




T— Maito'a Swaa . 

10— Tba THrea Wlabaa , 

U— Tbe Cloeed Door (Drama* : 
14 — Tba Snedal Acnit (Draoal' 
IT— Ma^ Hath Oiarma (C 




m 



n — ^Wla#a of Zjoto (Drama) BBB 

a— OooTlet Ite, nB (Drama) BIT 

~ at tta Boat Baca (I 

at 

■ ■ 

of tha XMF«««*»4M«**a^* 

T— A ModtM OtaidMtfla ••••••w««*«ai^** m 

10 — Orcr tba Qaid cn WaB •••••*•.•••••••« BIS 

11— Tba Altar of Lot* .... 

14 — Tba Una MS 

IT — Davy Jenea* Idsdladles (Comedy) .. 8SS 

18 — Ito, tbe Benar Boy (Drama) 9A2 

21— The Utile Mother at tbe Baby Show 

(Drama) 9T5 

34 — A Family Fend (Cbmedy Drama) .... SOK 
M — By the Faltb of a CbUd (Drama) .... 88B 
n— Wben OM New Zork Waa Toosc 

(Comedy Drama) 950 




UBBAN-BCJLJPSB. 

(Oaocga SlelM) 

^ -J"*^ 

» mm, ar IVMM Mat. M Ma 

(Diaaw) ..............J.... BM 

4— Immlcraata* PianMB.teflMBto (Btn- 
eatlonal) ..«••••••«••••••••..•* 400 

11 — Booaa Talt In Oaira ••••««»«4t)»**«*>**** *^ 
11 Pulled By Flra B41 

U— Tlia QliI OoDaerlpt..........^.M. T4i 

IS— Modem BaUway OoaataMllM >10 

V— Hla WUa'a TiifliiiMP 10C7 

Jnaa — ; Feat. 

1 — ^Ber Cifa-tor Bar X*M.«....''*.i.> Tao 

1 — u.vt^r Salt MO 

5— Tbe Nlgbtmaia 8S4 

8— Tbe Moostata Lake IM 

US — ^The Oom Bboa Kid (Oomady-Dcena) . . 4X 
15 — A Trip Throosh Braan (TraTtiesoa) . . m 

22— A OtiDd of the Sqoadnm (drama) MS 

22 — An Eicnrslon Into Wales (trarelone) 430 



■d the OntartM 

MM Mama) Mi 

IMP. 

M«. *^7!^ 

»— Amit vSla^a'sSbatltata '(OHMlr)"!! M 
» — A Boral Borneo (Oooady) .....ix^.M 

U— The Ton ot the Dlef (DMm) 

19—1110 Doctor'a Parody .»'.• 

u — rrult and Flovaie 

2»— Th e, Bt a ga MgBia .ttl raaii) 
HbV ^ MBBM -C MMMyp*. 
BlBB^MOMBBBB i^.4.a'.....V..*«.'W'. 

Bacbelor'a Loya 

B— Tba Nlcbola on a Taeatloa (Ooaaady). 

B— A Dlscoatantad Womaa (Drama) 

I»— Tbe Way to Win 

10 — A PoUcamaa'a frm 

:iO— Is the Mesb ot tba Nat (Drama) 



- . "Si: 



SALES COMPANY WINS 

Win AG AI N! i*-^ 




% Tlxht vmj giiwiii flf Mm tnwiiiiMicliiWis in; 

\\ possible point to be the first to produce pictures of Roosevelt's tri- 
tunphant return, it is no small victoiy to .flie. Satoi Company ^to be 
able to sajfit was the winner of the race. ' < / ' c ^ : -^^iH"^^ ■ ' 

CsiBWfn^niM" MmI; ceiiiewiBiirtfce sletinii Bd' en W ff M i e cu t le w i di > c hB u8 
various oHi^ ^ces of advantage willi the result that weeecured six hun- 
dred feet of magnificent pictures in which "Teddy" appears all through. 
We also secured an exclusive pic^ire of the "AhemaOiy Sds" and a won- 
(ietfbli^pinim a j^teatlMtnreinitsd^ 

<rf i&e tremendous rain fUenii: following the Roosevelt ceremo- 
nies, we were able to get prints of the great picture into the leading vaude- 
ville hopws.of ISTew ^ ^-^^ same night. The andwawesj^y 

riKfke to every^ eyciy^q^ i^^ 

we are the stuff winners are made of. ^ 

EzMbitors are once more requested to send for a list of flioae esduuDi^ 
which are "buying the limit" from the following: 




V: < " 



Monday 

Every Tuesday — 
Every Wednesday. 
Eve^ Thursd§y»... 

lIGiatiinfaqf'; 



A BISON tfnd a 

An ATLAS and an AMBROSIO 
. ---JVn IMP and a FILM D'ART 
- A BISON and i OEPeNDER 

ami an ITALA 



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JULY 2t 1«ML 



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27— Tlw Brotben' V*od (Omu). 
ao— A Ouw far Tm (CMMy).. 



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MR. 



10-StlT«tl« SiBltk (Onm). 
14— n* Cut 
I*— The MT 
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U— Bcr B«>n«BM (Orama) 

11— Umtnnscr aad Lor* (Oonadr) 
14 — Wcfiontk 

1»— Her Did'i PUtM (Dnmi) SOO 

It— n» Plmooloctat (Oamcdr) 400 

tl— NtTid* (Drimm) 973 

23 — A PlDckjr Olrl (dnuu) 

2t— WbT Jon« BefoOMd (faKe-eomtdy). 



-Mother and D«a^ter <dnuaa) 

S— Tbe Man Behind tiie Cuttala 



rMt 

> iladr Doctor (Drama) . 
Ika Boi^r (Drama) .^••••••••••k f - 

THAHBOOnB. 
BfM (Dra»a) i^U^.>^......i...lOOO 




^~Bu Poftralt (6nBa)a ••••••••••••••• 

4-Okl Ttet ladUal (Quay) 400 

T*-1%t Two Boaaa ••.•-•••••••■•••**••■• 

l»-WMtlsc Ob tb* Wan lOW 

14— Tamlnc a Woaaas Hater ((3oai«47)-...tOOO 
IT— flttla Hero of SoOaaa (Drama).. 1000 
n— Tkelma (drama) ....... ...^ .....lOm 



-1%* Aaataar HmMtst (OmmAt)'' 

n — Tb* Oaek Sbet (Drama) 

JolJ— 

1— Tbe rUc a< His Oaaatty (OraM). 



.1000 



•-in* Mt ■■nM (Drama) AM 

a * t n * TanB* D**tt (Drama) MO 

l*-^ Bat* tar a Brid* (Omwdr) T35 

t»— A BoBsh Nt<«t Ml tb* BiUf* (Com- 



Palafie* Film a«a (Doaa) 



8*cr*t (DraSBl«**«*«*« 

• — lim'm C. Q. D. (Drama) 

1ft— A Teiii Jok» (Ca(D«d7) 

as— Wliltt Doe'* LoTcn (Drami).. 

S-^a Straaded^Actor (OesNdr) 

•HtaD (eooMdr-dnuu). 



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In Used Films! 

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SIma ao tb* markat. ~ 
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Oor le ktnd la boilattr " 

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TO BE RELEASED THURSDAY, JULY 7th, 1910 



A Wonderful dramatic story of a woman's heroic and heart- 
rending sacrifice, wherein is perpetrated one of those soul-stir- 
ring wrongs that have made the history of the American frontier 
the most m arvelous dociunent in the progress of nations. 
" Never-to-be-forgottea I 



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a cast of famous 
■ wOk settings that' 
I the grandepfc 



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UcbcbImI GMlt iM> the I 6 reels weekly, 1 shipment* \ $7.sN 
iMtelliv Months I 12 reels weekly. 2 sUipn^ = 11.00 

Machisea and all Supplies at 15% off 



Here's the Latest-Tbe HainiBOiid Shotterless Perfectoscope 

Tea caa't f*t a macblaa aaywbar* ar at aay pHe* ttat 
Slrea better remdta tbaa tb* Baamond Sb a tte tl eaa P*r. 
fectoaeoiie. It prolecta tb* m«« perfect pletar«a •*«• 
tbrown ea lb* actteB— abaolstely fllekvrhaa aad trta 
from abadows aad r*q«lr*a lea* Uibt than any etkir 
machine. Caa be oaad for exhlbltlnx anywbare. mm^ 
dally tecoomended for tianUns porpoae*. Prle*. wtta 
take^ap aa« MHM^MSMittMbMta^ud^j^^ 





uS'aiatlwl 
Price, wttkb 
tbaa, aad tbe 

CAPITAL MERCHANDISE CO., 700-226 DMrborn St., CHICAGO. 



WHta for mar* paiticBlaia 
~ Bkatt ail taa Faitwtaaeogab 



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48 



XHc Billboard 



JULY a, i9ia 



THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING COMPAMY 

121 WEST 39th STREET, NEW YORK CITY 

Offers to Producers of Jeff ries and Jolinsoii Fight Films 

THE PRINTING 




Pietorially Representtng the 
Greatest Fight of the World's 
History. It will be ready for 
shipment at the oondusion of 

the battle. 

ASSORTMENT BfPWHTIN S CONSISTS tf 

24-SlKet Stands Litlio, in 4 and 5 colors 

0- Sloet Stands litko. ii 4 art 5 niofs 
3MStaiitlltti.li4aiiSHto 

1- Sbeet Staids titfeo. in 4 and 5 ahn 
1-2-SM «akl^4aid 5 nhis 

Also DESCRIPTIVE BLOCK 
and TYPE OF ALL KINDS 



Film Releases 

(Con tinned tram ptge 27) 

BIOGBAPH 
THE PUBOATION (DrwM; releue July •*; 
i«ogtb, 9SS f«<t}. — The joaag xau, uooDd 
wbom the iitor; o( this Blosnph rabject la 
woreo. Is ■ misciddcd yoatb. who for want at 
kMltfer BMrml^tiataiac. IMS t s tnuiL a thief. 
SS? '' ■^ " ' ■ li agOirte tt* toy's natnie 
valeb only needs adtivmtliw. In attcmpUnK to 
Mb n dwelling be finds a yooBff sirl, wno«« 
compels him to glTo op the life of 



A^IIIBNIOHT CUPID (Comedy: release Jnly 
n; laa^. 997 feet). — ThU subject tells of the 
, nonfer In which a tramp nnwlttlngly plays 
fdielty Into m^jcoopte .;0f 



\ __ POWEHS. 
V inmEB AMD DATaOBTKB {Oiama: released 
FMb* 38: lencth — ). — ratlwr and mother hsTe 
•eganted. the Utter gtttns West with ber little 
baby girl. The mother dies. The girl grows 
np under the care of her grandfather Into a 
beantlftil young woman. Daxe Hardy, a young 
'MM bar, and tbey are betntbed. At 
t>ne gitfs father comes open the 
I takes Us- " - 



dang liter East with blm 

— _ . _ . . „ v^JVDBB -^flBft ^BMOB^Tm tost ^vtatt. 

•ha melTes^ a letter 'ftsa'ta* gnisdlkaer, ttfl' 
— ahe fesilcs Asek-to 
Bapla, 



lug her of Dare's 1 
sld WMin U 



LUBIH.. 




Ideased Jmie 27; 



MM ftat)^ 

. Barries Spring 

w JVadie chief. i~ 

SB aeeannt of the sl_ 

of gold the Apache ansiliinii, and when learning 
of the location ofa^&pjscer mine be loads 
himself down with ^e^juKloas metal and re. 
tnxus to bla own peofdm Some years later, 
mils, his money gone, secretly returns to the 
mine to replenish bls< store. He Is captured 
by one of the tribe and tied to a tree with 
water and food within >ieach of his one free 
kssd. Bat to take food or water win result In 
the duebarge of a gim. girlng him his choice 
at qnick or llngerlag. issfh amis, howerer. Is 
siboirt to saerUce Us Ufk tar tb* sake of a 
tagr lying wonnded ■■^(tg^^ctt Spring Blossom 
Ig hnstlsnd- Iflils Is sow 
.aoda happily. 
— i=- .-- ^ •WOW (Ooocdy; released 

*F°L°€ "?**??*r l» «talisB».iC.liB Saneee. Is 
shocked to Bnd hep fs the amis og anotber man. 
His faith In woman de s troyed, be becomes a 
woman-hater and bis dislike of the lez canses 
blm to go West. Here on a ranch be cneoantexs 
ttny.^aiy Don Is finally ~ 




- . (OobM dnna; rdeand 

• i lengA 4SS fMt).-^ colored drama-^ 

^ to the r ece nt Patbe mm, Cleopatra. 

SAVE VS FROM OUR FRIENDS (Cknnedy 
• • Jone 2Tj length 4n feet).-^ 



-■ lilP. 

(Carl Laemmle.) 

THE BROTHERS' FEUD (Drama; released 
Jnne 27: length S50 feet). — Two brothers are 
rlTals for tbe band of tha same gIrL The CItU 
War Is oo and one of tbe Howard boys, JScfc, 
Is an officer In the Union Army. Harry, bis 
yoonger brother. Is enlisted In the regiment im- 
dcr Bla brotbar. Xrooblc follows, the ' two 
bcothecs engaging In a fight. SleanwhUe, at 
tteir baoe. their mother Is In bed. dangeroosly 
8L ' A aoto is seat to Bmxwr, bat ko bas dla- 
SMSSBSd. sad It CaBs Mo vie haads of jsek. 
■l iMiliiBy departs flir home, sad Is 'astgoBded 
•BSD srriTing to find his brother alrasdy there. 
Iv a moment the men face each otbcr like two 
Hgers. bat with ber last stroigth sfae takes tbe 
hand of each io hers, places them together, and 
CMmsclIng them brotherly lore as ber last 
wlsb, doses ber eyes in eternal slnmber. 

A OAlffi rOB TWO (Oomedy; islsased Jnno 
jSt |sa«th^ .SW .fcsO n i j s iis i lae a MS* 



his time to his friend Clark, an old college pal. 
which Bltoatlin greatly displeases his wU*. The 
latter consolts a frigid who suggests that she 
make lore to (3ark^ Bias arousing her has- 
band's lealoosy and causing him to recall him- 
self. Some lively complications ensue but in 
the and ai esylh lay focnca ont sa planned. . 



nght- 

_ , of tte woila are the best 
attxaeltai In the morlog plctnte line. WMts 
for low tsatal-.tenas now. Xlsttaaa znm Er- 
ahsBga, IMS-fc.'^iiy WL, Cbicsgo, HI. 



AniMiiifiMlMt SlNles 



Quality eoonts. Let us cotrrlnee yon. 
sample. "Good Night" for 30c. 
ailPB OOMBAHT. Lo<*pert, ». T. 



Bcantlfol 



COMPENSARC 



tare men two-thirds on tbdr eieetrle 
light bOIs. and yet glres better light 
Did yon see oar ad last wcekT Well, 
SMft look It op — Inst write tar onr 

Boo klet 15 018 
HIT WIYNE ELECTRIC 

SopattaMM a, 

rOWat WAYNBsIIIDIAIIA. 




BIR. EXHffinOR! 

Whiia yon onfce np yoor mind to use Independsn^ 
films, be dead sore yon deal with an ci ' 
that carries tte newest snhjeets erery 



HLM SERVICE 

We-lSS Zsko St., OHICAOO. 
WaneapoUs, ETansviUe, Omaha, Portland, 

Salt laie City. 



WANTED 

For JSMS Bna.' Wild West: Side Show Boss 
CUmTlgisao wko can keep things In good repair. 
J. H. Simeraoa. of Owoaso, Mich., write me; 
also Boss Csndy Bntcher who has had experi- 
ence and can handle men. and a few good candy 
bntehera. Address JAMES W. BBAXIIB, Win. 
ebendon. Uaas.. JB|w S: Oaaaoar. Mum^^ttllr 4! 
Greenneld. Uass.. i8kr St 
JnlT «. • • 



One PoitaUe Knife Rack 



GETTIN G YANKE EIZED ? 

YANKEE HLN8 ARE DOINB IT ! 




On MON DAY. U U LY A, 
We RttlMse 

THE GHETTO 



L»ngth, aboMt 800 PMt 



Don't you know that there 
axe a lot of peo]^e wfao aii^ 
willing to pay for going to a theatre just to have a good 
cry ? There are millions of 'em. That's why we offer 
this week a picture that will bring the glistening drops 
out in tomntB: (Not ja^1i^ it^ 

IT! ^- 



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COMPANY 

344 East 32nd Stvet 

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SM iHljr nmH mm Pfdn Miiboting and S*s Cn. 

Ill East 14th 



Singer Noio<»^3^ Soloist 



niiistnAclorC^ (^Oskindtliiu 
A. SINGER, QeoealUatimr> 



*Loijiflnm!LE, KY. 



IP •SOVR mSVtX OF BODIB OABM » SBCBAVSniBD, ASK VOR 



Ttie Billboard 



49 



LIST OF CONVENTIONS 

CONCLAV ES AND AS SEBMajES 

Compiled By Means of The Billboard's Un 
equaled Facilities, and of Especial Interest 
to Novelty Manufacturers and Dealers, 
Street Men, Fair Followers^ Etc 



ABnlatoD— Orud EDcampmciit I. O. O. W. Sept. 
W. F. McCartiwr, 2002 McbtOD Ats., 
~ InnUtoD. AU. _ ^ _ 

' BlrmlaKliani— Rejarvnatrd Soot of Jorr. Oct. 
IS. OKsr C. Turner, pmldent. Blrmlnsham. 
Alt. 

Itobll*— Alatama Bar Aan. Julr — . 
uaattomttr—a. XJ. O. of Odd FetlowB. An*. 
W. T. Bn«dlsc, Box 292, Moottomerr. 

Ala. 

ODCllka— Graod Lodge K. of P. (Colored). Aos. 
Yl2. W. H. Braalar, 2ST S. Lawrancw at.. 
Mobile, Ala. _ . 

Talladega— Alabama State Aian. I>tter Canlert. 
Jnlr 4. Cbaa. P. Barrtaon, Oadaden, Ala. 



O. F. 
B. Btb 



r>rt Smltb— Rebekab Aaaemblr t- O. 
Oct. 25-28. Mn. Medoa A. B«ld, 317 
at.. Argenta, Ark. 
Fort Smlib — 1. O. O. F. of Arkanaaa. 

24. Jobn P. Paul. Newport Axk. 
Belana— K. of P. JOly ttf 

TooBg, 1121 Aaaid ■t.TUttte 
Bqpe-^kaaaas Daagbtwa of 
& Urs. W. .W. Folua 



Oct. 



te OlTlalao N. D. a CM.- 




Uammotll Sprtsc — Sotth ArkanaMs and Soutbcrn 
MJnoori Blue aod Gra; Soldier*' Reonloa A*- 
•oelatlan.. Aof. .U-20. J. C. JaBerr, ilMm- 



Betkaler— CallfonU Womaii** CbttatUa Temp- 
erance Uolon. Oct ft-11. iUm Aaoa Chaae, 
8 City Hall aTe., Saa Fxaodaco, Cal. 

Uk Angelee— Amencao kllnbig Coacreaa. Sept 
3»Ott. 1. Jaa. r. CaUbreath. Jr., Dearer. 
CoL 

Uiag Beacb— American Inatltote of Homeopatbr. 
anlr 11-18. J. Bleber Horner. U. O., esS 
Bcaa BolldUic, CleTeland, Oblo. 

aa Bankara' Aaan. Oct. 

U FlBa St.. Naw 



Loa Aacfta 
tioa Aaniaa- 



Ooast Oaa Aaaa. 

BrittoD. 443 Satter at.' 



Aaiai( 

«2. John 
Francisco, Cal. 
■acnfflealo— California State Aaan. at Lattar 
Canteia. Sept. 9. B. H. Oabocae, 1m Aa- 
(elea. Cal. 

■aetamento— I. D. B. B. Sept. JZ-VU rK 'X 
Boae. 906 Broadwar, OaklaaO. CU. 

Saa Frandaeo— Amerma OiUlpUM* Aan. 
Aac. 9-13. H. tt. aUtaaTMrntik a<r. 
Maw Tork Gtor. 

•as rraoclaee— Xatlooal Edneattaaal Aaaoela- 

tlott Jane or July. 
Ban Frandaco— Zeta Pal IVatcnltr.. Bapt. S-IO. 

Gardner B. Taw*, atantort IM*«nr. CuL 
•aa tVancia g B i l Wlg OgMgjT, I^L^Bapfc 

— . C. A. Sllaftr, — .-TUT,. — 

apo(l«. Ind. 
Sao Francisco— Coocatenatad 

Sept. 8-12. J. H. Baltd, " 

BiSg., MaataTllIe. Tenn. 
Saa rraaelaco— National Sjitiltaatlata* Aaaa. Oft. 

jT-^P^MSa W. Kate. WO Panaa. ava.. S. B.. 

tVUhlagtoa. D. C. 
San Prauclaco— United Aacieat Order of Dm- 

Ida. Oct. 18. H. Iteodentbal. 4M Cllntoo 

aT*.. Albany, N. T. 
Ban Jaee-.-Oerman Bomaa CatboUe Staata Var- 

band Ang. T-9. Joba Nenaer. S2 Fair Oaka 

at.. San Franrliva. Cat 
San Jose— Cal IfomU C. E. Union. July 1-0. J. 

P. Welles, SOB 0. T. Jobnaon Bldg.. Urn 
_ Angelea. Cal. 

■tocfctoB—Tonac. Ilea's laatltata. Padae 





oonnonooT 

Bridgeport — Jr. O. U. A. M. SUte CoaaeU. Sept. 
27. H. M. Marrla, S3 Olbba at., New Haraa. 

COOB. 

Bridgeport— Grand Lodge A. 0. U. W. of Con 
neetleat. Oct. aou Oeocs* Strob. P. O. 

Dmrn&t^" 

14. . 
Cobb. 

Hartford — Rennloa 8th 

Teteraaa* Aaan. Btpt. VT., 
Crown at., Hattforo. Osaa. . 

Bartf ord-nt^M&Oalir amm wt ~ 

2. J. 

Cobb. 

Iflddletown — Great Coanctl D. of K 

Oct. 19. Mlaa Maggie A. Ira*. ~ 

aot aee.. Hartford, . Coon. 
New Baren— Graad Mga K. oC P. Oct. IB. 

Boraco O. Caaa. 88 PaatI at^ HarCtaB. Oaaa. 
New Hana — Natioaal Cfemp, P. O. 8. of A. 

Oct. 28-aS. <3«atn W. Bmltb, 198 Obaabeia 

at., Phllllpabarc. M. J. 
Mew Baeen — Pytblan Slaten. Oct. IS. Mi 

UUlaa Tamer, 122 PatBain sL, Bartfocd, 

Conn. 

Mew London — International Order Klnga Dangb. 
ten and Sons. Oct. u-12. MUa Bra L. 
Badaoa. 209 Peqnot are.. New Loodoa. Coon. 
Stw Loadon — Tba Cbaaeettcat UniTenaliat Con. 
ecatlOB. Sept. 21-22. Bar. W. T. Dickcraua. 
*a BaCUd ae*~ Wataabav. Oaaa. 
Kaw L a a daa Kata Oaaieatlea r. O. _ 
Aas- 1. Jia IMIa. Rnr Taadoa, Oaaa. 
SkTla Back— S8d Baft, a T. AaaedatlCD. Prab- 
-LWm. - 



sbly Aagaat 18. 



B. Bine, Cberry Farai 



Vaagataek. Oaaa. 
Sarin Bock — Teotb Beglment Coonectlcnt Tolon- 
tecrs' Asaa. Sept. S. W. E. Wblttelaey, 83 
Cborcb at.. New narrn. Conn. 
Watetbnry — Sons of St. George, State of COn 
nectlcnt. Ang. 9. T. Hodgklnaon 12 Vine 
at.. Watefbory, Coan. 
VTaterbary — latanatlonal Esperaato CoaTentloa. 

Anc — w a. O. Bead. Waahtagtaa. D. C 
Wsteibaif Cnaaai Heat Cbrlatlan Bodearor Ua- 
loa. Oct. — y Mf*. Mabel 8. Joel, 300 Baa- 
OTsr at.. Uatldaa, Oaaa. 



Boo, 




.Cole. 



Colorado Springe— World'a Oongreaa of the Seat, 
f oa- — - l>realdeBt Oallaodet College, Wash. 

Inglon, D. C. 
cripple Creek— I. O. O. F. of Colorado. Oct. 
rJJ- Nonnan, Cripple Creek. Col. 

i/JS~*l!?''*"'>'> o* CWIeglate Alumnae. Oct. 

iS*!^ Kllaabetb L. L. Clarke, SO Soath at.. 

WIlllamatowB. Mass. 

iV'Tl'tP^ Amb. of Deatal BVealtlaa. 

July IB-IS. Oeaqa Bnat. 181 B. Ohio ato aa t. 

IndlanaMlia, ladT 
D»Ttr-«atloBjd ahwtbiad BaMct«r9> Urn. 
niXi^^ Kaadrlek a BlU. *rMMaa, »s_*. 
InnTer— National RataU Hardwaia. AaS Ml, 
n.T- Ootey, Argoa, Ind. . . 

''*n'*£~2f*"<>n>l D«>>tU Aim. Mtg IMK Ob. 

H. 0. BrowB, Oolumbna, Oblow 
*'*A"Er<''?"d Oonncn O. O. T. Joix »«. B, 

Bl^^ 8029 Party at., OeaTarrOalo. 
Bearer-Natlopii Boctmpneot Bptnlih War Vrt- 

cSS?- nSfg- i± OTa'f' Boom 1. 

t>>urt Baaaa. Daaeer. Ool. 

S2S~V^**^*^^'—^ l^hloo of Btaam Bagtaaan. 

KSiia-tn. ^ ""^ 

•^l^i^Motle ggyjtoaa of Agatteu Jigy 
Oe..r»towB— l!*<|.%:£'&^*gSS&Ef* jSK 

»..'_?^J. A. nhmtut SSSSiSnSgL tS. 

®fS22S* 8?r'SP-">« Oaletado Blaetrle Light. 
C. UMar. Bas 888, Oaiarade B^asc Oala. 



Mlllabo t o B rotherhood of America. Ang. IS. 

Be«j. Knox, Harrington, Z>el. 
Seatord- Delaware State C. E. Society. Oct. 

20-21. Mlaa M. Paarlr Warner, Claytoa. Del. 
WUmlaataa— Pattlatle Order aooa «t America. 

AaB, 80. Thaa. F. Una. Ooear, Dat. 
WUmlBitaa Daliwata Bona B h a w. ttOj 18- 

21. ' ' 

Wltaaiagtaa— Oraad Lodge E. a( K 
. wmrfr Oct. M. Mul L. ~ 
•t.. WnBriiWtQB. OaL 



WaahlBftw— Matiaaal Aaaa. «t Aaata* Oan- 
men. Avg. 13-18. Claade B. Ijappeaa. War 
Dept.. Waafalactoe, D. C. 

iVaoblngtoa — latcnuitlaaal Prtaoa Consraaa. Oct. 

SJ». 

dTaablnctoo — ^American prison Aaan. Sept. 99. 
ort. I. Jos. P. Byers. SUtloa L. Naw Tork 
ritT. 

Waablngton — State Federatloo of Labor. Sept. 

12. Geo. M. Henderson, 183 E. Islington at., 

Baltimore. Md. 
Waablngton— Chief Jolat Car Inspectors sod 

Oar naaoMa'a Aaaa. of America. Sept. S-8. 

8. SkldBMn. 8th aad UniercA Clndnastl. 

o. ■ 

•WaablBgto a Bta ta (Soaacfl O. O. Daaghtara of 
Amarfca. Sept. 12-14. Cbaa. B. lUUer. BOT 
a at., N. B., Waiblnctoa. D. C. 

WsaMngtoo— Imteraatlonal Theatrical Stage Em- 
ploy ra. July 11-18. Lee U. Bart. SUte 
Hotel. Chicago. III. 

Wsshlnztoo — Amartcan Bnmane Aasa. Oet. 10- 
IS. KathsBM I. Wslker. Howaia aad Begla 




Amerlctis— Oraad Chapter O. B. S. Ancust —. 

Mrs. Mary L. Ayiaa. Aahboia. Ga. 

Americas— O. W. L of Noah's Arfc. Sspt. 97- 

80. Mary Haan. Box S40. Amertcna, Oa. 
Atlaatt— Boraralia Grand J<odia L 0. .0. r. 

Sept. 19. Joba B. OooSwIa, 88 M. 

St, Baltimore. Md .-• i-; 

Adnata — Sonthera Textile Assn. MV. 




lodM Ntt. 1 tt nnr'a 
, W. 8, CODBOr*. »1M 8. 



jStt 6a. 
BaeaaaahJISBrKla ifctata Assau ^ rwtmaststa. 

JBlF IBM, jTb. Poaha, Waahtagtoo. nn. 
WliBMaa— State OaoDell of a««w*> Jnnlnr 
Order UBlted Amarlean Moehsales. Aagnst 9. 
B. R. DUUagtaam, Box 27T, Atlanta. On. 
Wsycrosa — Supreme Lodge I. O. of A. K. Aag. 
2-S. B. W. Deahtm. Box IM. Uadlion. Oa. 



B ala a Qraad 



IDAHO 

.__ J Lodaa A. ». and A. It of Idaha. 

Sept. IS. TbaophUaa W. Baadall. Maa. Ida. 
Sao' Potat— Bebekah Ststa Aaa mM r of Ida- 
Oct. 18. Itaada Cnaaaa. BisiM, Ida- 

■■Oat. 



•3 



Bammn, Akia. III. 



FOR ;S-:A LB y\ 
One €8-fL Combinatioii Sleeper, Diner and Baggage Car 

BlZ-whccl tmcka; ataadaid: alecps 28 people; 27-ft. baggage ntace; aU aqnlpped: 



bcddtag. diahea. 



CONCESSIONS 

Ttn^ey, Iowa, Fair. Sept. 7» 8. 9. IjQllO 

AddBBBB J. O. MBUMK . TliiaUlBMl THmpm WBiitBtf ibr titm iikea. '. OiBpllli" 

Bwid tntmtd. : AjMwaB L. F. HALL, Mgr. Opera House. Ifc RHAUt^B^. 



Wanted for ttte 
J. H. BOYER JESSE JAMES SHOW 

Under Canvas 

Man and wife to play parts and do speclaltlee. the man to double In band, the woman for tba 
part of "Zelda." Also Mnaiclant: tbosv doobllog riage prefrrred. Show now In Its siztb sfaaaa, 
Wa aerer cloae. and travel In the SD,*at cars on tb^ road. A ttplendld chance for tboae whaaW 
wUllng to ElTe tbeir best talrnt anil llTe In a comfortable traTellng borne. Most be i BP 
jolB CO receipt of wire. Address J. U. BOYER. 918-A St. Clslr Ave., East St. Louis, UL 



CENTRAL MISSOURI MRDOME CIRCUIT 

OPEN TIME Stock Compwiiep, Vaudevflkt or ainy traveling 
"^/fr'-c;;^.""* CTBiKniiacii. Gqoi .toit^ jumps. 
Guanurtee or peioditai^ 



FREE ATTRACTIONS! 

IB the moat satlsfaetotT ftao attractloa that money cam SBSHk aaA MB 
wfll ho wfthia IMV teach. Oet 




ATLtBEKTY 

A-1 PIANIST 

EspakaeeA m all Vani tapeikBg^ vndcnrilte and oniimbm, 

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pictaiMf Wi£8iirB»VE8r»J«y eMT» waBa ffiiariaea«hSB8> bbT 
roolra cap. Leaa arlth adjaitabia fteaa aad dial plata far laktaa pMataa at 
diseraat dtataacco; alae masaetSe rerctalbla plats »Mtr tot takus gieapa. 
lUaa pictarea rapidly: aa faat aa yoa caa get persona In front of the lana. 
No axperieace tcqalied. Aay oae caa operate them by IbUowlaB prlatad 
InstmetloBs. Camera complete. tI7.S0. Plates, le eacb. DeealoMr. flia par 
package. Mooais, 2Se to 80c per 100. Deposit of BS.00 
ordefa: bslaace C. O. D., and charges. Will answee all < 
Wo are alao dralata la all sizes of dir ferrotype pytaa. 




WANTED FOR THE 

Dixie United Shbws^ 

Tm miE PAM AtnM^^ 



Can place rlrl abow tbat can put on TaodvTllle. Pririleges eoase on: no eaelaalTcs sold except 
coofettl and ooTeltles. Tbls companf booked lo some of ibe beat towns la Peon. This Is not a 
fly by Bight trick. Is rcated by busUiac ageata iiad hacked hy 820.000. Prlrllm paopl^doa't 

S5SL£l8ro.f?2imjS.&^ 

giaft." Carrying 13-plece ItfiiaaMad. DfinDaea CHc^ 



Oi MfiwM If Jtorneo Wild Men anlPlt aiis ut jsiiiii 





lATE W mVBKB 



Must not eouBet with Elma, tat girl; Little- IttiwlMi Prince, iiu4get; 

Ben's Wild West and Dog and Fony Show, European Flea CSmis, BoUins' Aninial 
Show, Bi-plane, Kempfs Model Qty, Beautiful Orient (Delgarian and Zinn^), Ferria 
Wheel, Carousel, Human Roulette. What have you that doesi^t conflict and that ia 
strictly first^faus? Oan place one or two vam ahoara at Indiana, Arininam (anitdk 
Arkansasl 



' HERBERT A. KLINE 

Milin. IIIiiiiis.inik Jim 27: Dis IMms. Inn. My 4; Diki«ii.ii«a. Mi W 



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JULY 2, laia 



JJIentown — A. O. & 
Sept. 13. J. B. 

AJkntowD. P». „ 
Avrata — 36Ui nilnoli Volanteer Am. Sept. 22. 

Wm. p. StUi. 162 VUU St.. Elsln. 111. 
BlmmlDKtoo — Stite Bricklajcra and Kuons. 

Sept. I^IT. Wm. Booth. 1134 M. Sth St. 

l^xlllgfleld. lU. 
Btoogilutoo— Hotel mad Bcstamant Emploret' 

.AHIum.. Scvt. 13. ^cs. W. .Besl, Sunn- 

fcea. itL 

n ilfMn fl iiii n n U nn Itatlanal tliHiiMii I<e*sn* aT 

lb* n. S. Ans. 1. O. W. Gu^ 82» Ucr7 

■tn .Aim Arbor. Ulck. 
OUeiso— American Rallwar Vsd Vomua'a 

Am. Jnlr 12. O. T. BuiOB, car* C. A A. 

BallwaT. Bloomlngton, m. 

n hlrag O O f | pii».*m pm^ny AS^ X. 




or tlie Unttaa _ 

Glias. Bcmart, 

Chl<a«o. m. 
Cbleaso— Nattoaal 

Aac. SMS . Oca. W. 

St.. Newark. N. J. 
GUeaso-^nlted Master Batcbet^ 

America. Ads. 15-20. J. H. 

Sraod Padfie Hotel. Chicago, m. 
rfcleaso— K. T. TrlenDlal ConaavSk ASK- *-U- 

Joba A. Qenv. 363 Grand -JMInart, De- 
troit. lOch. 

Oblcaxo — ^I. O. Good Samarluos. Anc. 34-98. 
Lnke H. Dsoc7. 133 PeansylTanla ava., New- 
ark. N. 3. 

Ch lcaa o TO a Boofers' Aasn. Sept. 4-9. J, M. 
JOiidak. aUS W. 4Tth st., aeTelaod, O. 

-4IUM States Army Tbamament. Jotj 
jahn B. Yoass. Baom n>. Post OOea 
CUeaflOa m, 
iwftai TTitlnnil Fed^atta -oT Pott 
OcKk Sept. 6-7. Geo. F. PftUtar, lOnrao- 
kee. Wis. 

CtalcsKo — Roadisasters and Halnteuoee of 

Ws7 Assn- Sept. 13-18. Walter B. Eoeir. 

Boom 81. DnloB Statloo. Peoria. IIL . 
Cbleago— National Aian, of Ijocal Piva Inionaee 

Aseata. Third week In Sept. Hcur B. Pnt- 

aaoh BB XUbr ^t- Bsstoo. Mum. 

Utimm — — '— ~- — • »— ■ 

IVilMIO. A. 

Cbleeso— Natlooal Aaa.> Use Stock Biecdeta. 

lUlans and iltalppeis. ' Oct. t2. C. X. 

neisAer. M Bandtdph St.. Chleaso. in. 
Dsninie— Kaisbts of Pythias. Oct. 18. Brary 

p. Caldvell. 706, 188 Madison at.. Odeaco. 

m. 

Galeebnrc — BBtta Illinois Bennion Assn. Sept. 

21. A. D. Cnrran. Bristol. HI. 
Oeners — Scsndlnavlan Grand lodge, I. O. G. T. 

^t. a-8. J. Skrtte, 872S N. Mirahflrid aTC. 

lltjHMTiB~-W«baah Co. SoldicM' Benlaa. 

MS. nomas UcGregor. Ht. Canad. HL 
Fcotla— Water CamlTsl. Jnly 4-d. Chslrmsn 

Baker, care Commercial Clob. Peoria, 111. 
Feoria — Ulsalsslppl Viller Power Bost Assa. 

Jnly 4-S. P. H. Combi, 388S OUre St., St. 

lAala. If o. 

PlBorU— Onnd Lodge K. of P. N. A. 8u A. ■. 
A. 'and A. Jnly lS-21. Iran O. Harper, cats 
Ifaceo T.«dKe No. 10, Peoria, in. 

Faorla — minals AoetlaneeiB' Assn. Ans. 80-81. 
3. B. Stoat. aOB Jaekaoa at, Peoria, m. 

QBtM^rWlItaB JtaM..XagBM ft nllnola. Oct. 

^^sar -BT/nrnfr^ - - 

in. 

BoA IsUad— Oite KalgMa of St. JbaeiA. Aag. 
— . D. 1. Bmaer, M BUckstmw Bids., 
dereland, O. 
Rock Island — Staatsrerband lUinoU Gennaa 
American National Lesgae. Sept. — Her- 
man Ooldlierger. Peoria, TtL 
Bpringdeld — nilnols Cfarlstlsn Missionary Sod 
ety. Sept. 12-lB. Bar. F. W. Bamiiaa. 
Sfwlnclleld ni. 
a^riagfleld— Natloaal BbcriOsf AaaoebtloB. Mag. 
IS-IT. Wm. A. Oerter. St. Bad. Hfaa. 

Xna md »fsa Ostta WorkMS' 

J JUr. ; -, ina.-''Taa Bodcgrar- 
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Am. n. U a. iflMr te T. y. 

Bax^taflD at. FosUBBd* ^bL 
Fort Wajmr^ — State Assa. County Commtasloa- 

eiK Of InitlaDS. Sept. 28-90. Haiiy B. Smttll, 

S17 Terminal Bid*.. Indianapolis. Ind. 
Indlaaapolls — United Brothers of IMeadshlp. 

Aog. »-13. U B. Jebnson. P. O. Box 404, 

Ncwbiux. Ind. 
fafllinspoUs — Central State Watar Works „ 

Sept. — Wm. Allen Vcadi. Newark. O. 
InrtlanapollF — Great CoancH of Indiana. I. O. 

B. M. Ort. 18-10. Otto Widt, 818 lad. Tnat 

Wlw lAdlaaaooUs. Ind. 
Indlsiripeils— O T. Pytblan THitiii' Pet. S-T. 

Miss Cora Rand. Osslan. Ind. - 
Kokomo-^tate Conference Dsn^taxs of tlie 

Amerlcsn ReTOlntlon. Oct. 11-13. Ml*. Geo. 

W. Boca. Kokomn. Ind. 
Kokomo — Grand Circle nt Indiana. P. H. C 

Oct. 4. 7ohn C. Debn. 2348 Gale St.. In- 

dlaoapoltji. Ind. 
{.afayette — Indiana State Federation of labor. 

Sept. 2T-2A. Clnencr Gaamer, 433 I.nncke 

BUf.. ladlanspoUs. Ind. 
^-T*—! ^ * — Indiana Bnral Letter Carriera* Assn. 

Brpt. **. G. B. W. Bobbins. Bodwater^Iad. 
faishum Tilh TadliBS Beslmratal 

loL Smt. B. W. Cair, dtCS. MapSa 

■«•_ Wasasw. lad. 
Martoa— «IMk. BsKt. lad. Tet. 

• «. O. R. Pwtsr. WabUb. Tad. 
Stdamad— S. of P. Jidy ST-SO. Csm XJpOM- 

■rare. 831 W. Sth St.. Cuuueis»Ille. Ind. 
Itontb Pmd — Todlsna Beonlon .B. P. O. B. 

July 7-8. Geo. J. Usrtln. City HsU. Sontb 

Bend. Ind. 

■ontb Benl — NoctlieTn Indiana Dental Sorlaty. 

■' low!*. 

T.etter CsFTieni* ^ 




*iS5rti."*0ct. IMl. ' S^ XT 

, fa. 

Cedar Baptda — ^Rebekall 
of Is. Oct. 18. S. 1 
Beak at. Keakok, la. 



fa. 

C»d»» BapMs— Inws. 

Toly 20.21. C. 1 
Oolfaz— Iowa 8tai» 

AOK. 4-14. Dr. ~ 
Osaartl BtaOs- 




OsTta City— Old Soldiers snd Settlers' BaanloB. 

Ang. 10-U. G. G. Grimes, DstIs City, Is. 
Dai Moines — lows Pbarmacentleal Aasa. J0I7 

— . J. U. Undly, WlnSeld. la. 
Des Moines — United Brotherhood of Csrpeoters 

sad Jolnen of America. Sept. — ^, FtankMn 

DnSy. Carpenter** Bldg.. IndlanspoUs. lad. 
Kssoo City — Iowa Betall Tea and CoSea MaTu 

Assn. Anc. — v A. E. CbUds, Cedsz Bapids, 

Iowa. 

Ottsmwa— Great ConaeU of Iowa. D. of P. Oct. 
11-12. Teaale Miner. Ames. Is. 

Ottnmwa— I. O. E. M. CoimcQ. Oct. 11-13. L. 
A. Day, Boom 400, Bank Bldg., Des Molncs, 
la. 

rtptoa— Braaiellcal Latheran Syaod of Iowa. 
Oefc . <m Eer. W. Lattier 
taa^' It.'- 

KABBAH 



OoffeyrUIe— K. of P, 
Plnmb. Federal Bldg.. 



Jnly 28-28. 
Topeka, Kaaa. 



W. W. 
rvaak «C 



Asg. lS-20. OL OL 

Kaas. 

Hiawatha — Life and AaaaitF 
W. F. Shale. Hlawaf"" ~ — 

Oct. 10-20. G. J. 

OolfayTlIIe, Kan. 
Joaetlaa Ctty— Graad Lodge of tbe' L O. O. F. 

Oct. U.18. Win 3. SanOl, Topeka, B:aa. 
yvaeHaa caty— Babekak State AaseUHr. Oet. 

12-13. Gcrtla K. JoinatoB. MfeLomh. 
Kansas dti Owiiaii' Pato* at i—iira ' 

Kansas aty— Bsa. a W. Bteetde Ught sad St. 

By. Assn. Sept. 37-28. Jss. D. Nicholson. 

Newtoo. Ean. 
stawtf fffin — TTaTisas Bnral letter Cszxlara* Amo. 

S^t. B-d. O. Cbacery, B. D. No. 0, Icarea- 

Pittsbnrg— I. O. B. M. Great Conndl of Kan- 
•as. Ort. 4-S. O. A. Wolf. Atrhison. Kan. 

Wichita— Sons of Herman. Oct. 10. W. T. 
Camler. 1018 Jackson St.. Wichita, Bans. 



CKY 



rMnkfoct— Kentaeky State 

18. M. p. ~ ■■ 

tlBSk B*. 



A^»B . Elks. *^£ . 



Osatlne — Maine Pharmaeeotlcal Assa. Jnly 6-S. 

Or. M. L. Porter, Oaofortii. Me. 
LswUtoo— Maine SUte Kpworth Letgne. Joaa 

aoaaly S. Annie M. Frost. Plttafleld. Me. 
PVrtlaad— Damea of Malta. Sept. 18;14. ^L. 

D. Woodlnstaa. 2S82 Ko. Utk St., PbUadal- 

F^ttsfSfcsbckah AmMe X- 
Kataa. Oct. IS." Otaw M. Waltaa, BaUMt. 

Me. 

Portland— Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. of Mala*. 

Oct. 10. BosseU G. Dyer, Porttand, Me. 
Portlsnd — Grand Encampment I. O. O. P. of 
Oct. 20. Bnaaell G. Dyer, Portlaad, 

iBie Com- 



Portlaad— Kalrtts of Tem,-.erance Sni 
..fict, 19. Cbss. A. ■ 



Bnd StaUoo. Ma.. 
yawy r.awit 

Baltlmoco— Maiylaad Slala 
eiaty. Oct. — . B. a* 
aia., Baltimore. Md. 

BsltlmoiT — Nstional 
Sept. IS-ia. B. * 
PhBsdriphta. Fa. 

Baltlfflort — Grand Encampment of 
O. O. F. Oct. 17. Wm. A. Jo 
F. Temple. Baltimore. Md. 



Btthart — Patriotle Sons of America. Seeoad 
Tocsday and -Wedoeeday In Angnat. Wm. 
~ 310e 14th St.. Baltimore. Hd. 

. land Teachers' Aaaa. Jow SS> 

:£^BBk Caldwell. Cbesapeska GUp. Md. 





wla Sheiiaia. .W 

loatoB — ^Pbotogxap 
Jnly 28-28. Geo. 



JtalpM. Ir- 



■ot Ni 
H. Hastings. Sr Ml 
St., HsTrrtim. Mssa. 
Boston — International Brotherhood of Malnte- 
nanoe of Way Employea. Sept. S. Ssmoel J. 
Pegg, 3000 OUre at. St. Loola, Ma 
Boston — Order 8<His of St.' George. Jnly 28-37. 
John W. C. Sargaat, B. F. D. Boata 1, West 
minster. 



Boston— Deotaeber Order HsingsrL Flist week 
la .Oct. ^am. Xaaber, lOT Samara ' - 





BatUs Oieek- 
loo. Jnae I 
Paw. Mich. 
BsttU Greek— MidUgsa Mali 
Mi'a Claba. Oct. 1B4I.'^ 
nascrse CI9, lUcfa. . 
Bay City— Ml^igsa SUte Medical Bedaty. Sept. 

Xr-88. Wilfred Hanghey. Battle Creek, Mich. 
Bay City— StaM Teachers' Aaaa. Oct. 21-28. 

JohaP. Breictt. mi " —'p- 

DMrdt— Supply UmtKJ 
B. Blacksmltka. — 
OUcago. III. 
Detzolt— Dnited Ga 
Ang. 23-2S. B. . 
Hew York City. 
Detroit— Michigan Abstraetsrs' Assn. Ang. — . 

3. 8. Updyke, Allegan. Mich. 
Datiait— Amerleaa PhUatcUe Sadaty. Aac. M. 
IB. B. 8 Adair, Ootamboa. OMak . 

A. S. A. O. Moblaa aC. tfeBM^Mi 
(tilnHj. Aag. — . - 

' ' M of Seeratarlaa at FratarasI 

Aog. IS-IB. T. J. -flt. 

lAwrsBsa. ■ Kaaai 
Detroit Hlfhtgsa Branch Loyal Amvteana ut 
the BeinbUe. Ang. — . M. M. CaUagkaa. 
Becd Ctty. Mich. 
Detroit — Mlcblgaa BetaB Haidwar* Aaaa. Ana. 

0-12. A. P. Scott. Marine City. Mlcb. 
Detroit — American Aasodatlaa of Title Man. 
Ang. — . Varick a ttji iflap. W sk atsc d ty. la. 

smiths' Assn. ABC,->'l•4■b.^ '.A.' L. ' Waad. 
worth, Lima. O. 





Detroit— Graad CbaD(at4 

22. IMrs. Arabella Mi 

OeOoit. Mich. 
Dstialt— Grand Oommandery K. C 

(colored). Aog. 22. J. P ' 

Macomb are., Detroit. Midi. 
Detroit— Detroit Indostrial Xzpoattlee. Jizne 30- 

July S. Wm. O. Boss, Detroit, Mich. 
Detroit— ram Satdea Aaaa. 3^ S-S. Hcrtst 





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Frankfort — Grand Chapter O. E. S. of Kan- 
tacky. Oct. 2».2S. lbs. Josephine H. Tinder, 
llie W. Maiket St., Loolnllle, Ky. 
■Ulartoo — ^BennlcB Soldiers of sB Wars. Ang. 

— . Ikank M. OrltBn. Bex as FoDertai. Ky. 
Qconet o wu — Bebekab Assembly of Ky. I. O. Ol 
F. Sept. 21-22. Mm. Corlaaa O. flralissi, 
aia.. Uadamiab Kp. 
a IT. A. K. Slata CkwO. -Bm*; 
~ ~ taaa «, SIS 8.715 




a^ OolanS WaaMai 

Jaly Miss 3. M. HMsms. Sooth AHaata; 
Gs. 

Lodsdne — latataatlanal Photo BngrsTos* 
Union of North Amerles. Sept. 6-10. Lonls 
A. Sdnran. 22S Apsley Sc. Philadelphia. 
Pa. 

LntisdUe— U. D. O. Confederacy. State Dlds- 

lon. Oct. 12-15. Mrs. Stanley Adams. The 

Wlslnger. LotxtsTllle. Ky. 
OUre HUI— Grand CasUe Kidghts of the Golden 

Sigle. Aug. 9-12. Joba O. BOcr. Qtaysiak 

^•Ky.. . _ . ■ 

O wBa|y dBa^Qiriati|w^ ^^SSSffl^ST^S' ' ^ 

ISO W^SSLWLi'ff^lJBS^ JSH^^ 




New OTlesns—NsUaoal Baptist Assa. Sept. 14- 

20. B. B. Hndson. Stima. Ala. 
Naw Orleans — Nstloasl Older of Baffstoes. Sept. 

18-16. L A. Onplsntler. 310S DeSoto St., New 

Oilcaaa. La. 
New Orleans — ^American Assn. of Freight Trsdle 

Oflteeis. Not. 11-12. J. F. Anch. Beading 

Ttnolasl. Philadelphia, Pa. 
Jlaw Odeaaa— Loolslana Lesgae of Third and 

Poorth Class Postmssters. Jnly 4-d. Henry 

C. Msnrin. LaPlaee. La. 
New Orlesos — United Sapreiae COaadl Tblrty- 

tUrd Decree A. A. 8. B. of F.' M. Oct. 

a.:f3. O. White. 270 WaaUagtoD St.. Bea- 



Naw.-Odaana— Saprema Grand Cooxt A. A^ O, 



at.. Vcw Orleans. ' 



n. ' Oefc. 11. ifiss Florence If.^.Sva■l 

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Boston— American Missionary 
C. J. Byder, 287 Ponrtb . are.. 
City. 

Boston — Great CooncU of Hasa. Oct. ST. Alex. 

Gnmore. 18 Boylston at., Boston. Mass. ■ 
Boston — Cottgregatlonsl Bro. of America. Oct. 
10-20. Rank Oyer. 4290 N. PaaUlag St.. 

m. 




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t.. Osm- 



BostoD — Northei 
Edgsr O. - 
bridge. K 

Boston — Biscnlt sad Cracker Mannfactmeis' 
AasD. Aboot Joly 20. HsrtweU B. Ombbs. 
107 HadsoB atrsat. Maw Xork CKy. 

East nsBiiwsn laaalieissiy Oslsbi s tlca. Jaly 

2-4.v'--^- i. -' 

11-Oet. L A. GC Moody, Bsst NorthOeld. 



pttefabnrg— Msssadaaetts Stste Conference of 

Ohadtles. Oct. — . Alexander N. WUaon, 4 

Joy St., Boston. Mass. 
Lawrence — T. P. C. B. D. of the UnlTenallst 

Cbnreh. Sept. — L. Gertrude Sanborn, 879 

SOeer St.. sooth Boston. Mass. 
Lowcn — Msssschnsetts Stats Firemen's Assn. 

Sept. 21-23. D. Artlmr Bnrt. Tsnntoa. Mass. 
Newton Center — Msssscbosetts Baptlat Mlaaloo-' 

sry Sodebr. Oct. 2S-27. Ftsak W. Padd- 

ford, SOI Trcaraet Tkmple. Boatoa. Mass. 

^'n'lL^JSS^^SSSSimSfltm^^ SSL 
4>ttaic8ald— Aawdeaa Wlt» Wa a ia uf j ft iia m i 1 
Assa. Jaip.' M.'. B.'r- B. 1 mnaj. 384 St. 

NiMaa na.; BioafeUa. R. T. 



Mtata Braadi A. F, 

«r L. Oct. lOi l>. D. DdaeolL 801 Tramoot 
Tpmple. Boston. Mssw. 
Worecater— MaasaAoartta State Biaadi A. P. 

of .U Oet. 10. D. D. Orlscall, Bag 0., 
- Statta A,. 'Beaton. Mass. 

wwnBsy 



Aaa aitwif MliMiiu BetaB Shoe Dcalan* Abb. 

Anr.ai>41. Flad O. aark. -no WehlsaB an,. 

Detrdt. MM. 
Battle Cteek— G. IT. O. of a R. 

tricL Aog. 0-11. Olaada — 

aL. Battle Crart. Mich. 



Detroit— DMsrtmeat of tka 

Joly 29-80, Gsa. U W. Ha_. 
Detroit— Bine Blbboa MaaUas. 

Dietrich. ClaTCIsnd, O. 
Detrdt — Assa. of TrsTdlag LoBber SilesineB. 

Aog. 9-18. Joha B. Shaw. Detroit. Mich, 
Ifstnilt MIrbirsa BataB Lamber Dealers' Assa. 
- Aac S-IS. Arther L BslaMa, 8T8 Gratiot 

am.. Detrdt. Mleh. 
PaUall WaMoaal Ftati 

M-n. A. 1. atapkai . 
BsOdt W atfaMl AasB. of Ufls 

Aog. 2»«spt. 1. OaL' W. A. 

IBOBd BMf., Detroit, Mtek. . 
Detroit— 1.1 die* of tiie Bastera Star sad BiM 

tees of Ac£. 24 and week. H. X,- tti 

Irer, 228 Wateoo at., Detroit. MIeb. 
Detroit— Imperial Consefl KslftCs of Ikl 

Shrine. Week of Atlg. 24. H. 

228 Watson at.. Detroit. Mlcb. 
Detroit — Intemstlonsl Grand Conelsre ColocaS 

KnlgbU Templirs. Week of Ang. 24. B. T. 

ToUrer, 220 Watsoa St.. Detroit. Mich. 
Detroit— Michigan Fnaeral Dlteetota aad Em< 

balmeta' Assn. Sept. 28-Oct. 1. Jss. B. Mc- 

Innes, 108 N. OtUws at, Otaad Baplda. 

Mich. 

Detroit — Nstloasl Pnneral Directors' Assa. 
^t. as-Oet I. a. H. XllpatTlek, Etmwood. 

Dat rai t ft i la Oalf :L aa|[aa. Jaly — . B. O. 

-Ziaweaatala. Dstsult. Mic%i 
Dstrdt— MIehlgaa Betalt Sbne Deat*ni> Aasa. 

Jaly — . Fred O. Clark, 730 Michigan sts., 

Detrdt. Mlcb. 

Dstrdt— Gideon's Christian Commercial Ttae. 

ders'. Jdy 28-31. 0. T. Bowan. Llacola. 

Detroit — Grand Lodge B. P. O. B. Jaly 13-18. 

Vx*fl C. BnhlDBOS. Dohnque. la. 
Detroit — Catbolle BrtncaUonal Aaan. Jnly M. 

Bar. Prancia W. Howsnl, Colombaa. O. 
Detroit— The Gideons. Jolr 22H. W. E. Has. 

dersoD, eOl Qalncr st, Chicago, HI. 
Detroit — Order of Amarsatb. Ansiut 10. Pe- 
ter J. Jsmp. 200 Motrst Bide. Detrdt MM. 
Detroit— Nstlond Bstall Jewaleia' Aasa. JdV 

38-20, CUads Whesler. OdombU. Mo, 
Detmit — ^Nattoaal Prateraal Ooogrsaa. Aogad 

IS. O. H. Gower. Lansing, Mich. 
Oatidt— MMsalBpl Vslley Medical SoelMy. 

■apt. 3S-1S. Dr. B. a. MaF. Medaa.J|Qr. 




JULY 2, 1S10. 



Ttie Bill board 



li^tnlt— Kitlooil LeiKiia of Yetcnai and Sooi 
ami. P- H. Andrawa Flint. Uleb. 

Oftrolt— NiUonil Ana. Ufa UDlanrritm. Bnt 
T-lO. Win A. Walt*. «U H a M aa a Bli— 
D,tro»U Mlch. _ .. . 

Detralt— 4J. 8. Biawiggfr ^an. wyu ^ 



13-19. 



CoddlBC. BaatM, Vam. 
OatTolt^lehlaaii BataU^l' 

28-29. J, O. Dr * 

tte Crwk. lUch. , ■ ^, - . 

Dttmt— Social Orit of Mooae. Sept. 

A. I. B«*t«r. » StU at.. Toledo. O. 
Detroit— iDlenatlaaal Aaao. or Car Workcn. 

Oct. S-s.. J. B. Baaphiwa. Albany. N.X. 
Detroit— state Bapllatr. Aaaa. Oct. 21 -35 

. DMiaU— 'WoaeB*a roretcn Mlaalooarr Society 
0^21-28. Mra. R. B. Wblttakar. Detroit 



DaaiaK— Baptlat Wcmaa'a Bono lUiaioiuTr So- 
dBtf. Oct. U-2S. Ura. rioreaca Grant. Da- 
ttSl^ tcb 

Detroit— PRebTt'rinn STsod ot Ulcblcaa 
— IV. K. Spencer, loola, Uleb. 

nuioDt Lake — MIcblian Yetarana' Aaaa. of Fta- 

^oDt. AOS. 22-2T. O. O. AUu. Wnmomt 

OMd'^Baplda — Grand Liodfa ll O. &<V.'v Ott 
19-21. H. X. Wndcr. Laaaias. .MM. / 

OhM Baplda— Bebakab Aaaenb^ t. O. O. F 
aC MIcb: Oct. 18-30. Ida N. OaTla. BamU 
ton. Ulcti. 

lackwn— Waltbrr Lrajnoe Natlooal CWTeotlon 

Jalr 17-21. Jnllns Uebman, 1(M Plseoa at. 

Jscksoo. 5Ilch. ■ _ 
Calamtioo— Ulcbtfan Baral Letter Carrleca' Aa- 

aoctaUon. July 12-13. H. B. Cram, Hllla- 

dile. Mich. 

Kalani«zoa — 13th Mlchlnn Beoaloa. Oct. 3T-3S. 

C. Hofle. 402 Wfat^atttW-SalBBaWk Mich. 
Lanslnx— TUlrd UtcUnB OMAlfcJiW . Ulddia 
«r Sept. a O 
Web. 



Itmaly 6L Cbalatcia 

at.. Ctalcaco, 111. 
Hmkecos — ^UlcblcaB 

20-23. Sam T. ' 

Detroit. MIA. 
Port HoroD — Mil _ 

18-18. Fenf.MWtW-.n— 

trolt. Mich. .ww,' -!,^^ 





■Mtaaar 'T. oC K aiaBdjl<ad(e. ~'Oet ^J. B. 

fLBaWir — 1 OHaiar Bbwk. Raatoav. Mleb. 
~ ' -CXtUaa aiatan. Oct. 84. lemla B. 
Pntiae. Bleb. _ 
Ste. Marie — apprr Fcnlnaalar FlreBea*B 
Aor. — . T. jr. nynn. NagaimeOk 

lla Matte — MIchlaan Aaan. ot Title Ben. 
W. E. Bodsmao. CMd Watnr. Xlcb. 

-"-MDniBOZA' 

(Savwt— Ptateiaal Otdar aC BanlaaL 
IMath-Swadlab Uattcd aaanoT Am 
ST. Jobtt Nocatroa.- Oataaat,- aUefe. 



Mtoaapaila— Mectta 

Baaii time In Aasoat.. 

14tb at.. Omaba. Kab. 
Uhueapolli — AlUwankaa <' 

— w. B. BcadeO. eaxa :K. 

Slloaeapolls, Mlaa . . 
•t Ptal— Giaad Lote «(-tb* 

Anc. 9. Cbaa. (X - 





Jaly — . W. 
Tetk CltT. 

St PenI— Coper UlMtalppI Bh«r ImpmcBCit 

Ana. Joly U-IS.. U B. Baawall. Qaiaey. 

■t. Panl— Bratbecbood ot B. B. Ptaltbt Baa- 

dlaia. Sept. — . J. J. Flyaa. 8S« W. Bar- 

ilaoo at. Cbleaxo, m. 
WaoeOBia — MlancMta Sml Letter Cairters* A>- 

aeetatloa. Aag. 121S. B. A. Lane. B. Ko. X 

BlIklH. Slioa. 

mMITWTPPl 
A«tlnItoral Colleca — lOaaMa 
Oalty Aaaa. Sept. S«. Axtftfl 
rlenltiml Collece. Mlaa. 



Um .Btaeb, 
U Satth. Ac- 



■prcaa I«dga Golden Bale. Aac. Ifr 

^ ... 



H. 



Ads. IS-W. 




-H- "-.S- WlUlaaM. GreenrlUe. Mlaa. 
GaUMrt— Woodmen of tbe World. Aor. I. 
_T. Sh iran. CMamboa. Mlaa. 
•WMb— -Mlaalaatppl Poaltry Ataa. Oct. 
.mm, 8. W. C Taylor. Jackaoo. Mlaa. 

KtSSOUBI 
BcvoIod AflB 

.1. ■. I ftplift^OMa Tma. Me. 

*>-I^ Bl""" B. Lacay. «ir Mccbaalea-Aoeil. 
ftn Bu* Bldr. St .LMi% Mti. • 
'•aeraoo Htr rtiiiliSiaabwr iC 

_ rl. Oct. A C 
Banaaa City— Ii " 

aodatloa af 

e-9. J. B. 8.' 
_.a«». HL 

Kanaa aty— American Bereft CatOa' 
Jw^Aaaa. Oct, 13. C. R. Tboiaaa. MS Bd- 
Baoaaa caty. Mo. 
aty— Nan Aaaa. Ur» Stork Breedaia. 
— aad Sblpnna. Ort. 15. C. H. 
.-• Bandolpb at.. Cblcaan. ni. 
■«;*"jpbljiaj»amat«l Aaaa. of Street Blae- 
gf* JrVSL Bftployea of America. Sept U. 
w- B. M^dhaa. «0I Bodsaa Bids. DatMlt. 

ir'^'*"'**""'*' O- B. AOS. — . Coor.d 
H. Mann. Kanaaa City. M«; 
at. LooI^-o^aUooal Tnwelen' Aaaa. of America. 
Ana. ifrjo. Frederick L, Oroaa. Bmpira Bids.. 
Mllwinkee. Wla. 

!SSf«!S« JhSt4^W*>. Jotin B. Paxaon. BIO 
Ptna Wt HI finli. tin. 

t <art a ... W aMa5a| Ttawlrta' Aara. a( Ame^ 
ta,-„ Sgt. IS-SO. ». U Oroaa. Emplia BM«.. 
iniwankea. Wla. 

ir?**^"**** Car and Laeaaaotlaa Palateca* 
Mm. Bapt. 18-16. A. P. Oaaa. Beadlnc, 

"'X.i*?.'*"?'*"* Chantar 0. «. Sept. «» 
Oct a. illaa Mary Xaan Wblta. BarriaooTlUe. 

**iJ:S°i!~3: MlaaoorL Oct. 18-tl. 

^ka H. Bdmaa. Oaaaacfdal Bids.. 8t Umla. 




Sedalla— Stala Ab ato ne t awf 
f eaa* P. OMayr, aeaiitt r 
Mo. 

Badalla- 



ii. Hfc 

BOHTAirA 

BflUasa— Moataaa Oateoptthic Aaan. Joly as- 
3T. Dr. B. J. Northern, Bis Timber, Moat 
gaamaa — Uootana State PT«sa Asan. Joly or 
Ansnat. Ira Cole, Forayth. Mont. 
Oraat Falla— Grand Lodsa I. O. O. T. Ans. 
24.28. Joba B. Mottiasbam. SOB Tina at. 
Mlaaoala. Moat 
Ba l a a a G rand Ccmmandety K. T. Sent: 18. 
_OacnaIlaa Badsaa, Jr., Bcleoa. Meat. 
B^ana— :araad X^apter B«yal Arab " 



Bapt 30. Comallna Badsea, Jr.. Balaaa. Moat. 
BtiMta— Grand .fods* A. r. and A. M. Bapt 
21-33. OomaUn Bedsea, Jr., Balana. Moat 
Baleaa— Order ot tta Baatera Star. Sept 18-17. 
Mra. Blra Woanlman, 817 W. Qnarta atraet 
Batta, Moat 
Belana — Bebckab Aaaembly I. O. O. F. Oct 
18. Nclllo T. MeUl, S4« SUth ar*-., Beleaa. 
Maat 

B^aa— Otaad Ladsa I. O. 0. F. Oct IS. B. 
W. JCenWL BOK 468. Mlaaoala. Moat 

r ilwfiBa Stock Grewaia' Aaaa. Aax. 
.W.:,«. Pnltt. Belena. Moat 

KBBBA8KA 

ADcra— NAraaba Slala O. B. BnlaB. Oct 21- 

23. Mlaa afaiy N. Im, Cbatral Olty, Neb. 
Cbadna— Nebraaka Bute F. O. B. Jalr lS-14. 

John <U. Tanner, Sbath Omaha, Neb. 
Idaeolii — Nebraaka Pbotoarapbers' Aaan. Sept 

2T-8a .Balph B. BaoaU. BaaMcaw Bkb. 
Lincoln— I. CO. F..taaS laaanBaaa*. Oct 

18-18. J. P. 0 a ra a8 . -im «. S*r8t4 tfcealn. 

N*Ow ■-■ --..'■*'...■ 

umoi^^^ ov^ara^njAk^^m^B. 

Nel>. - •.^^».--... 

Omaba— Waslan JI8BB. 'at 

Oct U-n. Hbk^ a aaFd. m. lBMiw at. 

Chlcasak BL^ 
Omaba — Aaaoclated Adrertlatac Claba ot Amcrt. 

lea. Joly 11-16. P. 8. florca, eaia BzelnalTC 

SlatrlbDtor, lodlanapoUa, lad. 
Omaba— Nebraaka BataU Ugnor Dealan^ 

JaiF B> Baai7 Kaattas. Bras Tbcatzo Bids-. 

Omaba. Rabk 
Imaha— German-Amatleaa fnm Aaaa. of the 

Weat Jnly 20-22. Bamr Beina, Mnacattaa, 

la. 

Omaba — Kaeascfboad daa Rofdwaatama. Jaly 
20-28. Ttf J. Pater, Boaratd at, Omaba, 
Web. 

Piattaaooatb — ^Imatoecd Oidcc at Bed Men. Oct 

2041. Bam WaUaa ~" " - - - 



Batblabaaa — ^United State* Bay rerer Aaaa. 
Aaf. as. p. F. Jerome, 125 E. 27tb at, Neir 
Tock City. 

Concord — Graad Cooimandery Knlsbta Vemplar 
of New Bampablre. Sept. 27. Barry K. 
Cheney, Coaeofd, N, B. 

Maneba at e r — F lrat Mew Bamnahira Veteran Bat- 
tery Aaaa. Sept 28. S. 8. Piper, 818 Aabetat 
at, Uanebcatcr, N. B. 

Maaehcatei^raDd Lodre I. O. O. F. of N. B. 
Oct IX Itaak U May, Mancheeter, M. B 

Maaebeatar — Bebekab Aaaembly of N. B. 
Oct 11-13. Mra. Annto P. Boseia. 11 Maaoa 
at. Naahaa. B. B. 



Reed-a Pal I J Oidai .at 
ctaaotca. Oct C Ifea 

The" Weir*— TbM 

Ans- 23-28. AUM 

Naahaa. N. H. 
The Welra — Oi 

Sept 14. 

Mapla. N. B. 



BEW MEXICO 

Anaqoarana— Taniiaclal Pteaa Aaaa. ot N. If. 

Oct. 1. Wm. H. Bersar, Helen. N. M. 
D ajiM O raad Ladsa R. of P. Sept — . O. 

M. Banaid. Baat Vu Tasaa. M. M. 



Aabnra— Otatral New York Tolantear F U a ui a ^ 
Aaa^ July 28-28. Thomaa Ka«b*l. Bontr. 

AlezaniMa Bay— National Union. Jalr B. 

A. Myera. Box BSI. XWadaw Obtoi. 
BaldwUMTlUe-OMSSHlJBM^^ 

men's Aaan. Ji» BM8L 9i'9m 

FaUa. N. ST. ~ 
BlnsbamtoD — Firat Beilment 

ton. Jaly 2O^S0. Walter 

Main at. Scrantgn. Pa. 



K. X. 



Bll 



lasbamtao— Waadma of tba Wadd. Aag. 3» 
37. _Bdsar Baaa. <B Oonrt at. Btaabaataa. 




Aabory Park— N. J. latter I^sne. Oct. 13. 

L. Olllmora. Oceaa Orara. N. J. 
Atlantic City— National FertlUacr Aaan. Jnly 

IS. W. a. Sadler. NaahTllle. Tena. 
AtlanUe Cltj^Natlonal Leasne ot Barbera. 
Ans- 1-S. I. 8. Utosblln, 1003 Cataon at, 
Ptttabnnr. Pa. 
Atlantic City — National Brotherhood of Operat 
lea Pottera- July 8. Edward Mens*, Box 8, 
Baat Ueerpool, Ohio. 
Atlantic Olty — National Electrical Cooatmctm' 
Aaaa. Jnly .20-22. W. H. Morton, 41 Martin 
Bids.. Ctlca. N. T. 
Atlantic City— Order Kokoal. Joly 11-18. 
Cbarlee B. Leater, Weat End Trnat Bids. 
PhlUdelpbU. Pa. 
AtUntle dty-^attonal CooacU Dansbteta of 
LI barty. Aas. 23. W. T. Bdktah 1«H Eaat 
AM0aak ava.. PbUadalnbla. Pa. 
AtluUe Ottr-lfatlaaal BiniiapMiat a( tbe O. 
A. B. Sept 10-24. A. FUaoa DalaeU. Box 
8flT. Plltalmnb 
Atlaatle q^^-etaaa Bottle Blawonf Aaaa. Jaly 
11-lt. wa. Ijamier. ISO WItbrtapoon Bids.. 
Pbtladelnhla. Pa. 
Atlantle Cltj-— Sons ot Veterans H. 8. A. Week 

Sept 19. B. B. nammir. Baadlm. Fa. 
AUaotlc gtj mm~fMmm.Vl0lf^»m: IS- 
IS, o. P. BaUaa. SMMMkjZrS-K?WBab- 

tnatoa. D. Ok : , - ' ' ■ • •■ 

A^uM^^at^^WMBM^^- BMM^^g^ 

AtliuSlc'iSu' PiaaMliaala HBlaf^ Stata Aaan. 

Seal: U-n. aTK naOaad. Llaactch. Pa. 
Ha Bg a p . O. S. at A. stata Caaa. A«r. U- 
18. ^B. <L Baaaell. SIS Bprlas at. Betoken, 

LambarlTltIr— Ttanton DIatrlct Bpwortb Leasne. 

Oct 13. Alfred Lk Olmaoa. 30 Delaware are., 

Ijiratwrtnile. N. J. 
Leeabam — Knlsbta of tbe Myattc Clialo. Ans. 

23. Wallace P. Tbomton. 49 Battonwood at. 

I.ambertrtUe, N. J. 
Newark— Oetaaa Soman Catbolle Stata IWeta- 

tlen of Maw Jaian. Sept 4-S. tkad Bars, 

^^0T4 

PlaSlial^&raSMB^fiSi'lB', isBfc AOS. 
4. Alfred Balay. HOaaall aaoL. Phmips- 

bors, H. J. 

Trenton — New Jeraey Elba' Aaan. Sa^t — > 

Bdwtn FltaOeorsa. Trealm,. N. J. 
nantOD— Jr. O. U. A. M. State Cooncn. Sept. 

7. Morrla Baner, 980 Townaend at.. Ne« 

Snnuwtck. N. J. 
nvntOD— Oraad Caatla of N. J. RalSbta nf the 

O. B, Sent 8. A. L. Clark, Boom 8, Otbaaa 

Bids.. Trenton. N. J. 
Trenton— Oraad Tamide liidiaa of tba Oaldaa 

ahb.s&Vj'^ " 



K. T. 

Blnsbamton— Grand Lodsa I. O. O. F, of New 
Jork. Aas. 1& Barry Walker, SI Union 
Sqnara. New Xock Olty. 

ni^aaffi^fer Baitwdanf Ua- 

Baffala— HlMMa'a Boaa Mhatonarj Sadaty of 
tbe X. K^Obaicb. Oct 19. Mi£ V. A. 

_ca. 804 nadlay at, Otneinnatl. O. 

(Aantasqiia— Cbantanqna Inatltatlaa. ~ 
Aos^ 28. Percy B. Pagratoa. ' 

Cliff Baeen— Catholic Snmmer School ot Aiaari- 

ca. Jane 2e-8ept 8 Charlea Morray, T B. 

42d at. New Ycck City. 
Cold Sprlnsa— Bcaalao atb New Tork Heary Ar- 

tUlery. Sept S. Oeorse B. Hendrlckaon, 20 

BItteta Lane, Xonken, N. Y. 
Ooralns — Bnslnecr Brigade Army of the Poto- 
mac. Aas. 28. Sam B. WlUlama. National 

Bank of Commerce. Bocbeater, N. Y. 
Far Bocka way— Oraad Lodse State ot Nea 

York K. «< P. Jaly 20. Alonxo Bedell. Bar 

etatraw, N. Y. 
Far Bockaway— Grand Tmapla Ko. IB. Pytblan 

Ststaia ot New Yeafc. J^.BBM. _Jln.ltaia 

P. FiafMa. ties ImUfSt -J^— — 

SUtaa Iilaad. N. T. 
PiabkUl-OB-Badaaa— New York Stata FIAira and 

Dmmmeta" Aaan. Jnly 14-IS. M. J. Beroy, 

Box SOO. Flabklll-on-Badaon. N. Y. 
fteeport— Soothem N. Y. ToJanteer Flremea'a 

Aaan. Oct. 4-6. Joa. B. Downing, 211 Oaf- 

field It, Brooklyn. N. Y. 
Berklmer— S4tb N. Y. Vol. Aaaa. Sept IT. J. 

A. Snider, Jr., flrat Ttca-pr«aldent, 123 Eaat 

Albany St, Barklmar, N. Y. 
Itbaca— City Olerka ot iNew York Stata. Jaly 

T-8. Wb. Wortmaa. Bodaoo. N. X. 
JaaaatowBr-WMd-Wlde Baraea QUaa. July 

8-14, A. S. Bamptoa. 31 Blalaa sfa,. Oetiait 

Mleb. 

Jolmatewa — liBth BesIaMt..|b _ 

Bennlon Aun. Ans. SS, H. Y. 9a OnB, 

Amaterdam, N. Y. 
Little Falla — New York State Conrentloa ot 

DnlTcraalUta. Oct 8-T. Ber. W. H. Skeela. 

S03 GanawToot. Uttla BUla. M. X. 
Lsekport- BaatatB IMwi«afe.>jral8Ml 

men'a Aaan. JalF SSl fc^.flias.. V. 
„I«efcp«tt M. Ti,. 
Msttwwaar^icw.Xak 

• Mr 3«. BL' 

Krw fork Cttr-Oallad Totlla Wartoa ot 

Aaarlca. OeL 18-81. Albert Blbbart Box 

743, Fall Btrer. Maaa. 
New York City — American Aaan. of PnbUe Ac- 

eoontanta. Oct. 17-20. Thomaa Cnllcn Bob- 

eru. 8« Pine at. New York City. 
New York City— Y. P. C. D. ot the UnlTcraal 

1st CInucb. Jnly — Bohert W. RIU. am 

Bojiaton St.. Boaton, Masa. 
New York— National Negro Boalneas Leasae. 

Ans- 17-19. Bmmett J. Scott, Toakegee In- 

atltnte, Ala. 
New York City— Eaitem Aaan. of Car Scrrtca 

Offlcete. Sept. 29. F. B. BIshle, Foot W. 

aSd St, care C. R. B. of N. J.. New York 

City 

.yew York City— New York Cbrlatlan Union. 

Jnly 8-13. Jamea B. Rnapp, 00 Fntlon at. 

■New York City. 
New York dty — 'Americas Brotherhood ot Ce^ 

ment Workers. Sept. 13. Henry J. miner, 

San Frandaco, Cal. 
New York City— U. B. Shbaldlog Cooncn No. 4. 

N. F. B. S. Sept 12. Joba A. Eoae, 178 

Karlbnrs at, Pawtacket. R. I. 
New York City — New York State Aaan. Chief* 

of PoUce. Sept. 1. Jamea L. Hyatt Albany, 

N. Y. 

Niagara — Wood Mantel Mans^tnreta^ Credit 
Aaaa. Jalr U-UL B. T. BwaiH. Stata Ufa 
Bids.. ndlaaavaUa. ' lad. 

Nlasara FaUa— XaOoaal Coafkctlaaatr Satea- 

men'a Aiaoclttlon. July 12-13. Wm. B. Hof- 
fatt 1237 Erie are.. Philadelphia. Pa. 
NIasara Falla — National Grand Lodge ot D. S. 
1. 0. O. T. Aas. — . WUlard A. WyUe. 
Barerly. Uaas. 
Niagara Falls — Worklngmen'a Federation et tbe 
Stats ot New York. Sept. 20. E. A. Bates, 
ass Sooth, mica, N. Y. 
Flattabort — Catholic Yoaag Men'a National 
UnieaL Sept S-7. J. H. Walker, Box M. 
PhnaddpUa. Pa. 
Poosbkeapaia-AUM Prlatlaa TTadaa Cooaril at 
Vaw York State. WcA at Jnly S. Oaeid A. 
Walab. 480 Uawood at. Breaklya. H. Y. 
Ponshkaapale— Vateraa Aaaa. 138tb Betlaeat B. 
Y. 8. V. L Oct 10. Danlcfc ~ — 
Main at. Poosbkeepale, N. Y. 
Boebeater— Natlooal Barneaa Manal 
aodatlon. Ans. — . O. U. Scb«H^ 
Freeman are., Cinelnnatl.. O. 
Rochester — Rochester ladnat 
Sept 17X)ct 8. aafanSSi 
eater. N. Y. 

Socheater — InteraatlMMl 

trtdana. Sept. 6-0. Pnak Ri 
ar at. Ooralng. N. Y. - ' ' 
Bacbaatai^-Knisbta of- i 
Sept; S-S._ Henry 0.. 
St. Kaw York City. 

BoAaater — ^International Aaan. at Bridn i 

BUuctiutI Iron Workera. Bent. 18. joa. P. 
_ Gary, 1 Broadway, Flat T, Rocbaalxr, N. Y. 
Kochester— I. o. B. M. of New York. Ang- 

0-11. Stephen C. Bolton. Watertoarn, V. T. 
Soebaeter — National Aun. at Amaitow Older 
ot owla. Ads. 8-11. A. t. KafOa, ~ 
N. Y. • 7 

Bocbaatar — American 0i4*r at Owls 

Ulary. Ans- 8-11. 
Boebeater — National Ba.Tmaker** Aaan. Ans. 

14. a B. Noble. Mnncle. Ind. 
SMb i H ee-^aarttaa Doriata and Bartkaltar 
- W. Hi 





This u oar 75<eiit Half>ToiMk or 
a 3x4 far Sir 



Knoxville Engraving Co. 

515 Bate Stmt, KNaXViUE, TEMt 




«' SSSB M.> 




SIXTEEN 
HUNDRED 

A GAME 

aara dtrertluc than Fire Bandred: BMre a^ 
auMag than Brldsa. yet leaa complex tbaa Skat. 
WHAT IT ISt 
Sba nam of "Sixteen Bnndred" may beat 
ba deaenbed aa an elaboration of Flra Hondra^ 
^Ueh ta tam a a aawbl nation of Kocbra aai 




_ _ wklcfe la 

It Ii tts achadda «faat Soaa IL M 

mat Slaaaat I8la maid appear to ba aaerdlr aa 
addaa or aapplaaeatary featare. Aa a aialt aa 
at fact. It complleatea the play to aa eitaaS 
alaoat anbelleTable. It Uterally aboaada t» 
■ana and pltfalli for the nawaiy, and coaa^ 
qaantly provoke* so end of mirth aad klfaurltr'- 

It appeala atroosly to tba akUUBt plans aM^ 
tar la poaalbUlUea In tba mar at-8Bb3a i*ia^^ 
a st a a aad daeer cooaa are ana ~ 




82 

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XtieJBillbo a r d 



JULY 2, 19ia 






LIST 

Complete Compendiim 0f ; I^^ 



(QnrtlDMd bom last \re«k.) 



(•) Bi* aMS art itar 
(6)>aiki]vB 

(IX) 




CUmnont — Pbw Grore Park: S. J. * M. . B. 
Uoodr, proi».: Caw. E. Uuodf, iner.; alto 
mxci. attr.; (1. 3); G«u. Moody book* rande- 
TlUeattr. 

OMcart— CoatMMk Blrcr Park; W; P. Bar. 

mgr.; (i; 3). 
Bamptou — Hamptoa Beacfa: Graver tc Bamsdell, 

profM.; F. E. Nason. mgr.; abH> msr. attr.; 

il, 3); Jos. Flyna books rauileviUe. 
Kcene — KfonL- Dr vine Park; Keenc Electric 

Co., pro|is.: A. W. Quiim. mgr.; (1, 3, X); 

book ilin-ot. 

Uanctai'sivr — ^ake Massateslc; Manchester St. 
R. R. Co., props. & mgn.; (3).— Pine Island 
Park; Msncbeiiter Light & Power Co., props. 
Addrexs all counnanlcatloiLB to abOTC company 
at 46 Hanover st. — Prince Island Park; Gravi^r 
it Bamsdell. profw.; R. C. Graver, msr.; also 
msr. attr.; (1. 3i: Ja«. FItdb books attr. 

Salem — Canobie Lake; Baod HaBiiall, . jpay.; 
B.-E. Graver, mgr.; Fra)daia-W«MliMi, 
attr.; (1. 3); Jos. Flynn books TaaderOli) '«ttr. 

HEW JEBBET, 

Pier: AUant'c Am. 

I msr. 
TandoTtUe. 



Sea Isle City — Xew Ocean Pier; SI. Rody Hel- 
ler, Keith's Theatre Bldg., 1110 Cbi>stnat St., 
Philadelphia, booking mgr. 

Trenton — Cadn-alader Park; City of l^nton, 
props.; A. K. Lackle, commissioner; (2, 3). — 
Broad Street, White C ly; Cliarlea J. Turr, 
receiver. 

Wlldwood— Ocean Pi« Park: WlUwood Oeeaa 
Pier Qk, jHopc. : L. S. Johnson, asr.; . (S): 
M. BMr .BMler tiooks attr. 

HEW MEXICO. 

East Las Vegas — Galinas Park: Clly of East Las 
Vegas, props.; B. B. GwitcbcII. mgr.; (5, x). 

HEW TOBS. 

Albany— Maple Beadi Park; Albany * trof 



Coney Island — Steeplechase; George C. Tllyon, 
prop. & mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1, 3); book 
direct. — Luna Park: Thompson Sl Dundy, 
props.; Pred McClellan, mgr.; also mgr. attr. 
— Brighton Beach Park: Brighton Beach Am. 
Co., props. & nigrs.; (2, 3); Brighton Beacli 
Am. Co., booka raudevlltc. — Greater Dream- 
land; Wm. H. Reynolds, pres.; S. W. Gum- 
pcru, msr.; also mgr. attr.; (2, x, 3); S. W. 
. wiiapaiM book* attr. . 

OorHnAi-Uttle York PaTiltao: Cortland County 
THKtkB'^Ca.. prapct Or H. Onrlson.' mgr.: 
also ogr.' attr.; B.''OaBlsoa books 

attr. ■ ■ 
Elmira-^MrUee; C'ty oit BIiilia, profit.; Knock 
Little, mgr.: alao mgr. attr.:. (I, S); Enoch 
Uttle books attr.— Rorlek's Glen Park; Sl- 
mlra Power, Light & R. R. Co., props. : Henry 
Taylor, mgr.; (2, 3t; manager books rande- 
Tllle attr. 

Far Rockaway — Idle Hoar; WlUlanu !c Wolken, 
props.; T. W. WUkess, msr.; alao nsr. 
attr.: O. K X). ^ . ~ 

Olena Fillf " Oloil Xste Pm*; BMart OrOMOB, 
mgr. 

GlorersrUle— Sacandun Paife:'F.''J'..lc S.. 
props.: R. M. Hott, VttlSat- ugmlU l^glit 
dam, N. T.; <3). 

Greater New York — Staten Island, Happyland; 
Sonth Beach Amnsemcnt Co. 

Irondeqaolt — Sea Biecse Park; Rocheater By. 
Co., (ms.; B. E. WTIaoB, ni(r.; alaa.aicr. 
attr.: II. Central AmnscawBt' bchange 
«t Roebester ClreaH; 0. W. Xdson books 
vandeTlUe attr. — Glen Bavvn Park; Rochaater 
By. Co., props.: B. B. Wllaoa. a^r.; also 
mgr. attr.; (L 4); Central Aainseaient Ex- 
chaaga ot Roehtstcr. X. T.; C. W. Kclaoo 
' books VBUdcTOle attr. 

Ithack-^Bcnwlek Park; Ithara St. By. Co., les- 
sees; B. L. Post, mgr.: also mgr. attr.; (1. 
3); Park management Inoks vaudeville attr. 

Jamestoim — Celeron Park; Celeron Amuse. Co., 
{irops.; Geo. Malby, mgr.; Jas. Walters, mgr. 
attr.; (1, 3); U. B. O. books vaudeville. 

Klngatoa — Kingston Point Park; Klngstoo Com. 

■y -.tL-iSU. |MM.i£0. .B...Ta.^. ^ngr.: also 



Wnx OBLIGE BT PTT.T.TWQ OUT THE WT.ftinfB BELOW WITH THE 

nam xbax will xhable us to oorbscx ahy errors or 



Does this PaA Plajr yandavillo} 
is it' Oil 



Hsos it : liar 



Atlaittic City— Steeirteel 
Co.. props.; B. L. 

attr.:(l, 41 ; M. RUr. 

— mSnx Pier.— Wet PaTiBotu— Yonng's MU 
lloia Dollar Pier; John L. Voaog, mgr. — 
.Ximg'* Ocean Pier: John L. SbackeUOrd. 
a^ir. — Steel Pier; J. Bothweli. mgr.; <3). 
Bayonne— Bayoone Park; John G Stewart, gen. p„prietor of Park ..... 
mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (I, 3). — ^Washington 
Park: Washington Park Amuse. Co., props. I 

BeUevlIlt — UlUsUie Pleasure Park; W. E. Ttial- lUliager of Park 

ler^ prop. & niRr.; also mgr. attr.; (1, 3, i). i 
Bridgecou — Tambliag Dam Park; B. & M. Trac- 

tiou Co.. props.; Howard L. Tyler, mgr.; also Manager of Attractiona 
mgr. attr.; (1, 4); M. Rudy Heller books 
vauilevllle. 

Keyiwrt— I'aviliua Beach; Manager Kaapp, 

prop. & uijrr. : (1, 4). 
Xuplewood — Hollywood Park: Harry L. Harris, 

mgr.; 58 Cl'ntaa St., Xewsrk, X. J. 
imiviUa— Cnloa 4«ke PMt; MlUrlllo XkactlOD 

Co., pcags.r6M. B. nomas, ingr.: 

Xowsrk — Olymple; B. H. A. Schmidt, prcv- * 
mgr.: alao mgr. attr.; (1, S).—:CoUwilm Oar- 
den: Hans Wevers, prop. & mgr.;, 407 Spring- 
field ave.. Newark, X. J. — Electric Park; 

L Electric Park Amnsemcnt Co., props.; C. A. 

\ DuDlap. prop. & mgr.; al«> mgr. attr.: 

' (1. \t ; United Booking Offices boolcs vaode- 
V He. — Hillside Pleasure Park; Wm. E. Thal- 
ler, prop. & mgr.: also m^x. attr.; (1, 4); 
John Jackel books vaudeville attr. — Verona 
Lake Park; David H. Slack, prop. & mgr.; 
L. O. Momford. mgr. attr.; (I, 3); L. O. 
Mamfonl books attr. 

Ocaan City — Foftg*a Pier; Del Taylor, mgr.; M. 
Body . Hdlcr. Kalth'a Theatre BMg., lllCl 
GtasUiat St., PtaUadelpUs, booking mgr. — 
BtppodlODO Park; Hippodrome Park . Co.. 

ftMps.; Walter Boe, mgr.; (3); M. Bndy Hel- 
er books vaudeville. 
Palisades — Palisades Amusement Park; Albert 
Tnscb, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1, 3); V. B. 
O. iMXika vandevUle. 
PattentMirc— -Kenwood Park; Lah'gh' TaSa^ -R. 

B.." props. & mgrs. 
Fateraon— Byle I'ark: Byle Park 

W. N. Tuttle. lUKT.; (1, 8|:' bOOk 
Paasalc .Falls Park. 
Forth Amboy — Boyntoa. P aae k; 



.^••■.••V.a.... 



. * ••'•^ ••*.>*. ••••4. •.•••••*«. 



props.; c. Boratoa, lagi^i dn :msi^ attr.! 
mtC Boynton books saMsfOls.attr. . 
nmsB-nUcroa^ a. W..*'B. ^'Onii'Pnpa.': 
O. W. Omt. bv.; diB.H^. atl&;. (1. »: 6. 



• • • y • • b-* • * 



«hs Taabsms 



Amsterdam— Alk'-n Parle; M. Poe Anderson. MIddletown— Midway Park; Walkill Tran. Co., 
prop. & mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1, 4, x). • props. Ic mgrs.; W. M. Gotdd, mgr.; (1): local 

Auimrn — ^Lakeside Park; Auburn & Syracuse bands; Frank Melville booka vaoderille. 
Electric Co.. props.; R. A. Dwyer, mgr.; (2. Newhuis— Orange Lake Park; B. B. O'Dell, Jr., 
3. X).— Island Park; M. Carmody, prop. & prop.; E. 11. {^tzhugb. mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; 
mgr.: (5, i): Keith's Circuit. | (1 4 i) -".«,, 

View— Bay View Beach Park; Adolphus xen-' Hartford— Little Coney Island; Loala Hy- 



Bnscb, Blasdell, N. T.; (2, x); have own 
band. 

Binghamton— Biias Park: Blogbantoa ;Sr. Co., 
props.; J. P. EL dark, mgr.; also mgr. attr.t 
U): local IWDds only; J. P. E. OmA books 
▼anderlll* attr. — Casino; Blnghamtoo; By. Co. 



praps.; J. P. B. Clark, mgr.; also mB. attr.; 
U); local buids only; baiok dlnet.-^' 
Park: . John Gray, ' 



attr.; (1, S, x); 

Buffalo— Bclleroe; International R. B. Co., 
props.; (5. x>. — Carnival Court; Arthur C. 
. Wnialr, mgr.; (1, 3, x); hook direct. — ^Fairy- 
land; Capt. Tboa. E. Webb, mgr.; (1). 
.Cbsriotte— Ontario Begch'PailE; Ontario Beach 
Hotd and AmnsanMM 00., props.;. Ben L. 

attr.5 (I, 8): Otmrai 
- • r, K. Y., books 




man, prop. At mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1, 4. 
X); books direct. 
Xew York City— Ulmer Park; W. T. Teier; 
(1, S) — ^NOTth Beach. — Mauhat'an Casino 
Park. — Falham Bay Park. — Sulzer's Harlem 
River Park; E. T. Snixer. 
North Beach, Long Island— Gala. Park: Korth 
Beach Amusement Co., r praps.; Sam .H. . Ab- 
: rama. mgr.: (2). ■ . >■',. . . .-' V 

Ogdeasbnrg— Sandy Bead; OflcagMlf Str 'B. 
R. Co.; E. E. Hawkins, mgr.r<aM Bwr. attr.: 
(I, 3): E. E. Hawkins books altK V 
Olcott — Rialto; Charles AmnsemMt Ok, pcops.; 
J. Harvey Dayer. mgr.; also mgr.- aaHNS.; (l. 
3): w. S. ClerelaB OMfc'-OlMtt EMk; 
Incprnatiooal R. B. Oa,', props;} Mag. 
mgr.; (1, 3, x). 
Glean- Rock City Rlverhurst; ITnlaill' X. T. 
& Pa. Tractloa Co., props.; Chas, B. Da*li^ 
mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (4. 8, X|. . 



BtAimiD NOVEMJnrCO. 
Sciio«CT»i»r..N«Y. 



FOR SALE 

CON DERM AN 

Ferris Wheels 

New and arcond-band. Write W. S. CONDES. 
XAH, HomoU. H. Y., or J. O. CONDERXAH, 
MO Bolaiant Aronno, Chicago, 




POBTABLE LI6HTS 

FOR 
ALL PURPOSES 

THEBOLIEftWEVnCI. 

8 K. Michigan Straot, 

CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 



DICE 

—AND— 

CARDS 




High-class Work Only. 

Dice SBJM 

Cuds 1.00 

Oktabcoa Fraa. 

HUNT & CO.. 

68 Fifth AWnira 

CHICAGO, ILL. 





CAROUSELS 

Kdiii fialeriK. Men|-6i-RMiis. 



AMUSEMENT OUTFITTERS 

HEi»GHELL-SPILLllAII CO 

Snaiar Strnt, lo. Toimidi. I. T.. U. S. I 



POPCORN IS 



Highest Grade Orowa. 
nmSRAW OO.i 
Oraaawieh tt,|. 
Vow York. 



VyMiawttti; 



tan 



Darby of BalUmore 




CANDY FOR CASH! 



The Cash Candy Man 



ywur ardm, . I malt a ihmsand and »nt 
•oarutia mf tan^f. if t tan V savt tMt 
mstuj. trantywur ittanm* 

I defiver an sootfs FREE 

enst of ttie Mbi*ilJ*sii>f>4 
Rfter- 



T Make the be^ Chocolates in the United Statesi 

^ and maintain this rmutation at all hazards. Wfy pUnt 

occupies four dtjr blocks in tKe heart of Baltimore. I employ upward of five 
hundred hands the year 'round, 

I DO A STRICTLY CASH MAlL-ORDBt BUSINESS 

This plan of selling enables me to offer you at the very start the 
Lowest Possible Wholesale Prices; efimiiiiiliiig all Mpenas iaeumd 
through losses, salesmen's commissions, «*^«^'H^ ."iitf l llgi wlb r fitlllliill !■ 

the cost of aelling by the manufacturer. 

IF MONEY TALKS, READ WHAT I OFFBIt 
ScPkg$Asd.CtscaWct,2dsziab« (.7S 14lk»tgsWhl«H«Cn*aiClM<aMcs,4si S1.H 
Me" " " I"-." .» 1-3" " AMAOMotalti. SlJatsSlWte. 

» " " " IJ» 1 " " " •• »J0"$«.«0" 
I lo 10 Dm. ia handsome lithographed 
Oat pfopoitionaitt low piicea. 
aSbnl to SO ordera that amount lo leaa than $10.00. Ifyou.eaaaotmakeupi 
nyti f a ll jr^no good to yoa;_llkewiae. jotn account n ' * ' 

- no 

Cortifisd C),«ic 



'Darby 



Baltimore" 



for$IOM,l« 

ake 

(rf,jtt mmtim " Bl I.LIIO A RD" -uhtn irHHi 

THE DARBY CANDY COMPANY, Hillca, Front and Bath SUeeis, Baltimofe, Md. 



prarti f a ll y no apod to yon; likewiae. your account would be too aniall tor we. 

> C. O. D. ahipmenta. Remit by Poat Office or Eapreaa Money Older, Draft oc 

U. S. A. 



JULY 2, 1910. Xlie Billboard 



63 



n ..iieiL V»ncy— Fellow*' P«rkj Glut. M. Fel- 

insr.T KeItU'. CIrcalt.-V»Iley Park: 
s.KHiiM' lUpId TrmMlt Oi>., pTO|».; (1, 4); 
Ih-lmar booto TaudeTllle. 
OrUtany- Stammlt Park; Nlchda Broa.. orgy. 

-i „pr^.: al»o m«n». »ttr.; (1, 4); NleboU 
Rmt. iKK-k attr. 
i>iw!l»klll— Mlindy iJiWo r«tk; Shady Ijika Com- 
MDT iiroiiB.: Win. n. Lent, mfr.; alao uii.T. 
Silr.: Taumr books at»r.; (1, 3, >). 
ItortH^iei— Sea Breeia Park: Bocheater Ry. Co.. 
"^.a: II. B. Wilson, mn-.: alao m»r^«ttr.: 
, ', -c:iin Haren Park; Boebwter B. K. Cu., 
It. E. Wllaon, msr.: alM^jBW; •ttr.: 
o. W. Nclaoo booka atlr.— Oataria Uvaeh 
r»r"k: Ontario Beack Bold * Amnaeoitfiit Co.. 
i.r.ii.s.: IKn U P««t, «»ir.j;'ra4. Powers Wilis.. 
ilJ. mitr. attr.: plw WitiMo ipeetaeular fw 
•i-ik: <3, X): C. W. Kelaoo books raod-jvlllc 

•dKWClady— nireat Park; Traction Co., props. 
ttwn Falla— Cayii»a Lake Park: Oeueva and 

ADbam U. ». Co., propo. & mm.: (1. 3. x). 
aauth Beaeb, S. I.— HappyUnd: Uerceoban 

tmiifo Co., props.: Albert Hetgrrhan, nicr.; 

\Vui .\. Slalcy. mitr. attr.; (1, 3). 
Silvnii Iiiach— Luna Park: Piter Kllppen. prop. 

fc lut-r. ; also mgr. attr.; (2); local bands 

only: (St. 

gTraciisi. — Ijoue Branch Park; The valley Park 
STr.i>:us<> Uapid Tranalt Co., pro|ia.; P. J. Bo 
B.'ilil. mgr. and booking agent. , 

Troy— Mohawk Pines; J. 31. Wilson. nNa.vafo- 
hawk Park Co.. Box we, Tioy. N. X,<— MM- 
•riavr: Olaaond Konlly Co. _ . v. 

i;ika-Ull«a Vwtk: Mnm * - P o j i t wi.'. mm. 
k Bwra.: ■tooncn. attr.; (S). —Simian Park; 
Xtchola Bnifc..«««iCS^<l. 8. x>. ^ . ^ 

WawlT- K«riM«» *Slk;_W. 8. * A. Trac 
Ilea 0*.. prop*.: W. B. Case, mgr.; also 
■icr. •nr.; (I, 3); W. E. Case booka yagdc- 

Tonkinitowa— Ft. Magara Beach; C. X 
lirop. It mgr.; (1, 3); book direct. 

HOBXR CAXOUKA 

Ashprnit' — Riverside Park: Asherllle Electric 
Co.. prop*.; I. P. Eeeler, mgr.; alao mgr. 
atlr. 

Charlotle — Lakenood: Charlotte Eire. By. Co. 
prupa.; Koy, Pryday and Fay, mgrs.; also 
■uinrs. attr.; (1. 8); book direct. — I^tta; 
Cbarlollc El«. By. Co.. props. ; H. W. Becker, 
mgr. 

GoldAoro— Berllo Park; E. T. Oltrcr, prop, and 
mft.x also mgr. attr.: (6). ■ . . 

BaMah—PoUaa Parks City .ef Balclsh, prapa.. 
A. X BavdI. Bgr.;. mgr. Met.} IX *. 

Korky Mount— Oakland Park; J. L ArllBClnB, 

lifup. & mgr.; also mgr. attr.; <1,' x. 4>; X 

I.. Arlington books attr. 
Salltbnry — Falton Uelghts; M. L. Jackson, prop, 

tc mgr.; also mgr. attr.: (1, 3, x): M. I- 

■laeksoD books Tanderllle attr. 
WasblniitoD— KiTvralde Park; W. 11. Boaa Bros. 

Co.. iiropii.: W. H. Baas, mgr.; (2, 3). 
VTInotno— .NlKsrn Park: Trira Mfg. Co. & Fow- 

•T Co.. props.; J. i. SIgs. mgr.; (2); plays 

only kwal bands. 

OHIO' 

AkPiD— Lakesld*: Si.-.O. T. * Ii, On., pnpa.; 

nawn,^mgr.:;:alw.MK attr.;:^ OU .»: 



Harry . 

Harry Uasra Ctacoli; Banr' 
UerlUc attr. 

Alllanre— Lake I>ark: A. W. Goodwin, prop. * 

mm-.: alao mgr. attr.; (2, 3). 
Canihrldge— Electric: Midland Light. Power, 

and Ttaetlon Co., propa.; W. A. Glbbs, mgr.; 

(5. x>. 

Caaal Uorer— Snnnyalde Park; B. . V. Wagner, 
prop.: E. F. Allman, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; 
l5). 

CkuioD— Meyen Lake Park; Norlbera Ohio Trac- 
tion Co., prapa.; B. B. Rita, mgr.; alao mgr. 
altr.; (I. 4); Bawn Clicolt: Batty Bawn 
books rauderllle attr. 

CWlua— Cpiina Park; J. E. Bamberger, prop, 
* lucr.: aloo niBr. attr.: <!, S. x). 

CIpclnDsU— coucy Island Park; The Coney la- 
lanrt Co.. props. & mgrs.; alao mgrs. attr.; 
nen. W. Englebmh, amotement mgr.; (1. 3, 
X); local bands only. — Lagoon; John V. Hunt, 
- Nstlonal Park Managers* Aasn., 

- liJP ^'Sf'^^'^- City, books Tande> 

Tllle.— Cincinnati Zoologleal Oarden; Clnclii- 
aail Zoological Co.; 8. A. Stcpban. mr>.s Wal- 
ter A. Dnper. mgr. attr.; (2. S); Walter A. 
Draper boob attr.— Chaster Park; I. M. Mar- 



prop, * mgr. I 

bai ■ 



also mgr. attr.; (J); local 



•ttr.; 



«n. Bwr;; alao _ 

rath's Park; Frank 

sl«> mRT. attr.; (I. 



(1. 4).— Reicb- 
■*lKDd 



Park; Prank WItte, mwt.x iA\ 
Cl«.i.nd-Eocll.l Oardena; Oarden Ammwment 
Co props.: Max Fhatkeabener. mgr.; also 
nSii»w' v"- ?>•— BoeUd Beach Park; The 
Humphrry Co.. D. S. Bomphrey, mgr.; also 
5*'v*"n= »»•— CoUseom Oartca;— Lona 
mu^ .iwop.: Jake Uinta, mgr. 

^J fi!?^?*" ; «"f-; (».T I); book direct. 
VN»WH»-]Mbno a . Park; Indlasola Park Co., 
tSB^* TT '•-y'"*- <»• 3): O- E. Mills 

''"Z^'-V}^ ^ r^. Cltj of Oonneant. 

."r^-(2:*3.''x). "•"l—'S - ■ 

takeaMe Kirk Ob.. 
propi. : James A. Kirk, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; 

Ou, s,jj circuit: <1, 3).— Pslrrlcw Pirk; P*o^ 

ll^ Co., props.: Elmer Redelle, 

{SM '•• 3)— White City Park: White City 

SffiiTr-.jTriCxr -«'•"'" 
•'ewjnee-Ialan.l Park; W. P. Eagle, prop, and 
EsTt t'i"'** •■.«'• ««r.; (1. 3, xl. 

* mli"''^-'***»"= 0. W. Clark, prop. 

f T iJ™?.'!' "i"-! <«>•-««* Springe; 

I-;,, i;.?""'"- H. Maxwell, mgr.: Me- 

■.'n,r,iT'! I'«rk: City of Plndlay. 
'.^ ^--.O- 3): A. p. SchoonoTor. mar.: Joi. 
V a«r. attr.— Rwrea Park; T. F. 
« ^ «. «.! Mr. F. D, Adams, of T. F. A 

.f^*?*"-?iead<»wbrook; TIffln 



^l'r>i|i«.: (2, 8). 
Franklin — Cham 



Cbaiilanqna Park 



Railway Co. 

Valloy 




!• r ii":- »'•? n>gr; attrT; 
c. Ilartman hooka attr. 



(1, XX, S, S)i 



•VM'n—Lakc Idlowlld rark: A. V. BallaUoiT, 

(Local banda 



Li... »,ter_MarIewo5d: Cbai. Thompson, mgr. 

». *l: book direct. 

' ndi ' 



'■'r::^'^!^t'jrt'^u^^^ Co., 

ovlin.;.!! • Dotaon, prealdent: M. J. 



anda oidy. 

Ltstrao — ^Willow Grove Park; Chas. Croft. oroB.: 

Wm; Croft, mgr,; (5). 
Mansfleld— Caalao Park; HanaOeld St. B. B Co , 

Sropa.; O. B. Badter. mgr.; (x»). ll h ci m an'a 
[Ineman BliMt Jfr. S9n WSf-i J^*' "nd- 
ley, mgr.; (B, X).— Ima Vaikj O. W. Stat- 
ler. mgr. 

Marietta— Bten Cliff; Parkersbnrg & Marietta 
Intemrban By. Co.. propa. & mgrs. 

MlddletowB — ^Alrdome; Wm. Gordon, prop, and 
mn.; (1, 4): One Sim Clrenlt. 

Mt. Veinoo— Hiawatha Park; Electric St. By. 
Co., propa.; A. 8. Audenoo, mgr.; (1. 3). 

Newark — Idlewlld; S. K. Bayea. prop, tt mgr.; 
also mgr. attr.; (xx. 4. xj; 8. K. Bayea 
booka vaodeTlIIe attr. — Bnekeye Lake Park; 
Will it. Harris, msr. A lefiseo: Will D. Har- 
ris, mgr. attr.: (1, 3, x); Will D. Harris 
books attr. This park Is located between Co- 
lumbua and Newark, on the Ohio Electric 
Railway.— BIgel Park; C. Albert Mead, pres.; 

A. O. Smith, mgr.; A. M. Dongherty, mgr. 
attr.; (3, 1); American Booking Co., New 
York City, books attr. 

New Pblladelpbla— Tnacora; Toacora Park Co., 
pro|w.; J. T. Dtefenbacber, mgr.; (2, 3); man- 
ager booka randaellla attr. 

■^'ilea— Araa; Avaa Fnik Amnsement Co.. Olrard, 
O., prapa.: W. Weas, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; 

_ (1, 3, X); J. W. Weaa booka attr. 

Portamontb — MUlbrook Park; Foctamentb St. R. 

B. Co., propa.; Lerl D. York, mgr.; Baymond 
D. York, mgr.; (xx, 8). 

Pnt-ln-Bay— Pnt-ln-Bay, O.; 0. Beldle, prop. 
BaTrnoa— Lake Brady Park; Lake Brady Park 

Co., props.; S. Frost, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; 

(I, 3, xx); Akion CIrcalt. 
Sandusky — Eye Beacb; B. C. Brans, prop, and 

mgr.; also mgr. atlr.: (2, 3): booka direct 

— Pnt-ln-Bay: Board or Trade or Pot-in-Bay 
■ wopa. ft mgrs.; also mgrs. attr.; (1, 3, x); 

Col. J. Dicgel booka attr.— Lakeside Park; 

Rev. lontag, prop.: Lakeside Board o; Trade. 

a«ta.t alB». aura, attr.; <S»; Board of Trade 

book* attr.-rOnlBr Point; Cedar Point Beaort 

Ca^ pnpa.; O. A. BoackUng. mgr.: alao mcr. 

attr.; (XS): O. A. BocekUw booka attr. 
Seville— CUppewa Lake Park; Awniend tt Hxw- 

ley, propa.; A. M. Beach, mgr.; alao mgr. 

attr.; (3). 

Springfield — Spring Grove Park; Springfield St 
By. Co.. props,; Elmer Bedell, mgr.; Chas, 
Smith, mgr. attr.; (I, 3); 0. B. O. books 
vaodevlllc. 

SteubenvUle — SUnton Park; Steubenvllle A Eaat 
Liverpool By. & Light Co.. propa.; Harry 
Armstronr. mgr.: alao mgr. attr.; Central 
Anknaement Exchange of Bocheater, N. Y. 
O. W. Nelaon books vandevUle attr.: (1. 4). 

Toledo— Farm Park and Theatre; Lou Banner 
prop. — White City; ' Wooderlanl Co., irais.— 
Lake Erie Park and Caalao: Edtoa. Thatcher 
* Shapiro, msts.: (1. 4).— TMado BaaA; To- 
ledo R. * L. Co.; Wm. Kutt, n«r. 

VerminioD— Cryatal Beacb; Oeo. P. Wahl, mgr 
attr.: (i. 2. 3). 

Wlllouicbby— WUIooghby Beaeb; The Wniongbby 
Beach I'ark Co,, props,; 3. Jordan, mgr.; E. 
L. Schmoek, mgr. attr.; (2, 3, x). 

Toongstown — Idora Park; Park and Falls St 
By. Co.. props.; <], 4): Barry Uawn tMoks 

vaudeville— Soatheia Park: Yoongstown and 
Soatbern Ry. Co.. propa.: E. Ranpp. uirt. 
Zaneavllle — Moxahala Park; Moxahala Park and 
Amnaement Co., propa. * mgrs.: (l>x C. I 

Sctaooley, aecy. and trees ^The Farm; C. W 

Mortlaon, prop.: W. E. Deacon, .mgr.; also 
mgr,.att&s Ut:'Z)- -^ 

• " flWTiilWim 
Ardmora — Lona Park; Ardmore Traction Co, 

props.; C. L. Byrne, receiver; <I). 
Bartlearille — Collscnm; Gray Bros., props. 
John F. Flinn, mgr.; (1, 3>: book direct.- 
Okla. Alrdome; J. L. Overlesa. prop.: John 
P. Fllun, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (5, x). 
Enid — Delmar Theatre: Enid Theatre Co., props.; 
Albert Loewen. mgr. : alM> msr. attr. ; Sxmtbern 
Theatrical Circuit; (2. 3). 
Frederick — Electric Airdome; Frederick Amnae- 
ment Co., props.; J. C Cos. mgr.; (1, z. 4, 
XX); Praokel Bros, book TaDdevlTle. 
Guthrie — Ciyatal Alrdome; Bmofca * MeKennoa. 
prapa.: a, 4. n): DaUaa Alrdome Gttealt. 

A iai i t a n * Star Amnaemcat OMupaay, 
larka. msr.: <». 40: 



LOOK-POPCORN PRIVILEGE MQil 

CRISPETTES, DODGERS, FRITTERS 

Dehdous, ciispy, popoom ooiiaUkiSam, • SpmSA men. 
Write for samples and terms. THE fttlEn P8FNIM WORK. Mlali. I. T. 



WANTED for CONCORD PARK. NATCHEZ, MISS. 

Repertoire, Opera, Musical Comedy, Burlesque or Girl Shows, Vaudeville Performers. 
Froe Attractions. Anything that is up to the minute. No act too bis or too good. 
Wanted Illustrated Song Singer. Man with lIoviK Fiotam Mariiine. Biia (HB9 Goodt 

Reliable Agency to book the paric solid for the SmDmer. The oahr ivat tmmtali* 

— — -- ^ . 



state— wide open. M. M. IRWIN. M«n«g«r. 



Comer's Orangeade 



aoarantaad oadet 
Mak ft* 




am 



O U FOURXH ItiinfaKylMUin 



Hon— star 

McAleatcr-XAlit'. Vaakt - Wm. 'Bia^, - piapi,! A., 

B. EitM, Hir.; A. & rates; mgr.- attr.; (S, 

X). 

Moskotrre — Bjde Park: Uoakoeee Electric Trac- 
tion Co.. propa.; R. D. Lone, mgr.; also mgr. 
attr.; (I, 3, x); B. D. Lons booka Taoderllle 
attr. 

Nowata — Electric Alrdome; H. A. Mosher, prop, 
and mcr.; (I. 4, z); Ted Sparks booka vaode- 
TlIIe. 

Oklahoma Clt.v— Belle Isle Park and I,ake: Belle 
lale Boatlne Co., propa.; B. C Martin, mcr,; 
m W. Graad aee., Oklahaaa Clt7. Okia.: 
al«i aagr. attr.; (1. x, 3); B. a MUtln books 
attr. 

SbpoliHi — Moccasin Park. 

Sulphur — ^Thc Vendomc; Vendome Amuse Co., 



props. 
Taisa Oi 



;i««tt •Park: ' B. A. Orcatt. mcr.: also 

anr.; (5. x).— Owen Park; Ckaaacey 

' 0«M. PN^l (2, »)• 

OSEOOV 

IMrtiand— The Oaks: OatM 

itaka am, O wS an CffMr.*- - 
(S); ptara ap wi rtr «tt »a«tlD«fc 
PEinrsCTiTAinA 

Allentown— Greater Central Park; Wm. D. Fltx- 
cerald, msr.; also mgr. attr.; (1); book dl- 

Altoou— lAkemoast Park: Altaaaa and losaa 
Valler By. Co.. propa.: UaT. abauoa. aisr. : 

. .. . 3j5 mak 



J. M. Shuck. Off. attr,: .(V' 
MelTllle booka ea«d«*UI« attr. 
■hiaod— Woodland Pailt; Ban) 



Ashland' 

props. ; <1, S). 
Falla— Uoi 



aonfikm Sr. co.. 

Braver Fart^—Srorada Park; Bearer Valley Trac. 

Co.. propa.; <1, S). 
Bclleroote — Hecla Park;" Central R. B. of Pa., 
props.; W. B. Gatnatord. mgr.: also msr. 
attr.: (2, X). 
Berwick— Faltcbllds*: B. W. FaltctaUda. mgr.; 
(S).TC4lMMa: 'i^B.. natter, prop, aad 
miKt agr. attr.s (a,_S). 
BradtorO— Park: Oeow Wearer, prop, and 
mgr.; J6).— Sock Qty Park; Bradford and 
Clean TraetioB Co.. propa.; (2, S). 
Bntlei^-AIaaaeda Park; BuUcrB. B, Co., propa.: 
Leonard Bauer, m«r.; also mgr. attr.; Mel- 
Tllle Circuit; (3). 
Cbambetaburg — Dreamland: Ang. Wolf, prop, tt 
mgr.: alao mgr. attr.; (S, x); Aug. Wolt 
booka attr. 

Oleardeld — Cleardeld DriTing Park: Dean B. 
Bloom, ivr,| alio mgr. attr.; (1. 3, s); booka 




TWO 



.,1 •,(0 
.. MM 



CONE SPOONS TiS^^^JI?^ 

tH incbaa long. Will booKt rour nalo. 
1.000t»r$1.00. 10,000 for (7,50 

CataioKue B 2 l-^sa Agents Wantwl 

. w lag Mtchlgaga Street. Xoletfo, OIkK*. 




GET THE MONEY, FELLOWS 

Other AKi'Dts, Streetmcn, Carulval Workers, Paddle Wheel Men and 
Medlrtiw .Men an- making a "killing" with our tremendoua money-makt-ni. 

A new proposition ri-ady every week or ao. We keep our boMilera snp- 
piled with goods "up-to-thc-mlnule." A postal to us will get tbe latitat. 

Von saw in Tbe Blllboanl Spring Special, our two-pace ad of our lulf 
yard of w>ap (S H.Mt.Si TOR ITc. or with the 8" Temtloa Shear* M 
premium FOB 27e . .... . . 



Don't delay 
packace nette<l.one 
la flCOO a day. 



iiy uot getting busy thru, yon lost money, 
further. Summer la the beat time to bustle. Onr new 
agent 41 aalea one day; prodt g2U.0O. lib k>w nark 
Not Bed. 



E. M. Davis Soap Company, 411 Union Park Court, Chicago 







ImittOTcd Cane Aaaoctment. 120 Caiica. «««»«~M-y M 

Improved Cane Aaaortment. 240 Canea, Including 100 Biaaa^ , 

Improred Cane Anortment, S50 Canes, InetDdlng 100 BIbm is, 

ImproTod Cane Aaaortment, 600 Canes, Indndlng 200 B&S.......k...;... . 23. 

?> ^i^.^iHt ^°ey Loop Handle Whips, aaatd. e<d.. MM inaaa. per gr. S. 
Shooting Gallery Ontflt. complete, 2,507 niecea. tor only. — 



« 8.00 
10.00 

.00 
00 
S.0O 

200 Aaaorted PockeV Kkra,'for'kn&e iKctaTa'Oood^a^ »lSS| 
Laxaa Catalogoe Ekee. KnlTes, Watchea. UmlwdUs. Toy Whtea. and Cane Neta. Tiiii 
Oepoall; Balaaea 0.0.0. Bnaant Obbm. par XSi ti^t tf VDOO, fUM. 

GEBVBCAND GiUdB GOUrANY. Glswland. Ohio. 



ISHIKAWA BROTHERS 

The Original Japanese Gomblnaflon 

IIAND EQUILIB IUSrS 

Now Booking Parks and Fairs 

For the Comiu|{ Season. 
Address 7300 S. Sani{amon St.. Chicago. Ills. 




00 



Made in one nuutth with a 

1 CMC CRISPETTE 
1A/I1V» MACHINE 



.Oouatant atxeam of nlckles. dlme^Qmurteni. Always I 
coming in— Criapettea Boinc oat. PerriDe, Oal.. **Om day*. 
aala.03IM.00.*' B(arUikaa(e.piaatiSle,e«y,fkacinailiic 
bnalaaaa, ^OuSdaaaa la ■ammat Indoow im winter, la 
- uTrUlaata. altlaah at Usa. paife^ caiBlsiBla. aun 
■ 1. Ortap 



tbeie'a a etewd. 



reaoita^ eliei _ _ 

are dne— all like them— roana and old. Soeaay to ■etth* 
money. £venrbody williosto spend email money. Siil- 
Bona asado iTi Go pieces. Think of fortaneo made la 6 



pettaa 



and 10 cent atoiee-atreetcar compealee— Ovo cent aboara. 
Machlnealmple— easy to andetstaad and work, rtill in- 
atmctiona— aecrat Cwmnla. lavaati^ta. Get full pu. 
ticnlaia— reperta fren ass i a. Bee what Mheia hare ^m. 
Judge what yon can dOk Write a card bow. 



W. Z, LONG, 173 High Street^ Sp«fagfield, Ohip 



THe Billboard 



JULY 2. 1910. 



(ContlnDed from page 51.) 
BoclMstcr— FlocUts' Snppl; 

-If ■tlWMl 



Bectestcr — ^Nmtlmal Betatl I ftmau iei i t Dcalcn' 
Atu. Ang. 24-27. A. W. Klitoibnker. 1020 
B. DecpUlnes are.. Oak Park, HI. 
Roebcater — New York State BeUU Monument 
Dealers* Aasn. Aug- 27-27. Joe- H. Trott, 
1120 Ut. Hope are., BoclieateT, N. X. 
Bociieater — Knisbts of Sbeivood Forest Sapreme 
CondaTe. Aug. — : Jo* Jaeota. 18 Webster 
■t,, Somerrllle, Maaa. 
BoAwtar— Canadian CbilatadelpbUn lYatemal 
Jkma. Sapt. 4-S. Wm. H. Hastlnca. 2044 
Qnudte Bids., Bodester. N. Y. 

tfr Watlftiial — StetionaiT Bnslaaara. 
ISM. r. W. Bmo. 82S Dearboca ab. 

_ _jjot' HL ■ 

^t. 12-18. ■ 
Bocbeatei^New Tork SUte BHIHMlMe Med- 
ical SocletT. Sept. 13-14. Ot.'WaLBoatt, 

pre*., Nlagaia Falls, N. X. 
Rflirtiwiter — ^N. E. Watermeo's Asso. Sept. 15- 

IS. WUIard Kent. Narraganset Pier. B. I. 
B4)cbe«ter — New York State Waterways Aaan. 

Sept. — . Roland B. Woodward, CAumber of 

CoiluDerce, Rochester, N. Y. 
Boelicater— SUte Baymakeia* Aan. Sept. — ^ 
Buch ai t a r SUf Pmavi m m ' m^Aam^ Sept. — w 
Martaalai tiiiailiaii riili ' HlftW Sant. '—^ 

N. lAHayett* Savor. OOT mk At*.. Mew 
• Tork CltT. 

Bocbester— National UaehlM TM BatUM' Aa- 
•odatloa. . Oct. — <. P. BL. llmtaaeae, SpiliV- 
flald. o. 

Boduater— Genessee Ctrnftieae* M. B. Cborch. 

Oct. — Ber. Mark K431w« J^BoT, V. Y. 
Bocbester — New York State Prealulertan Synod. 

Oct. 21. Rev. A. J. Bntton. Bocbester. N. 

Y. 

Boeliestei^tate Conventloa T. P. S. O. E. Oct. 
Kfaa mna K. Scmaa. 31 Jooes aTc. 

■ K.- T. -, 

^ .0. F. Departnent Ceondl. 7nl7 

11-11. Gen. Omar A. Hlae. Paddock Arcade, 
' ^^Uartown. If. Y. 

Bi Ht ii ga Springs — Kew Tork Press Assn. Jnlr 
— . A. O. Bunnell. Dansrllle. N. Y. 

Saratoga Sprioj^s — New York Associated Dallies. 
July 6. Gardiner Kline. Amsterdam. N. T. 

GliratoKa Springs — B. Y. P. 0. ot America. Jnlr 
7-10. RcT. George T. Webb, 1701 Cbestnnt 

' St.. Phlladelplila, Pa. 

■aimtosm Sprlnis — United National Ann. ol 
Boat OOe* Oletka. . Sept. B-S. Wm. F. Glb- 
twa. Sctailoa. Fa. 

■ebanact a df-Kaw Teifc ScMb Aaan. OUaCk at 
Policed Last week In Aasnob Jaa. b Biatt. 

Chief of Police. Albany,. N. X,.. - '. 

Byrscnsa — Shepberds of America.' mv: UL 
W. G. Smitb, BsTenna. O. 

Bfiacus e — Stst» Aaaa. of Fire Cblefs. An^. 22. 
B. Bifalls. SdicnecUdr, K. Y. 

■yiaeaie — Vtw Tcrk State Bmbalmeia' Aaan. 
Sept. — w O. S. Safloed. OamilTna. M. T. 

I^zacaaa— AsMKlCBB Aan. -aC i ^ , and 

' Qyawalociiti. Snt. 9MS. Dt. Wm. War- 
ren Potter. 918 Delawaie Atc Ba&Io, N. 

BTra'coae— Vbeta Pbl Ftatemily National Con- 
TentlOD. Oct. 14-15. ArUrar Toehmns. 27 
John St., nion. N. Y. 

Sjracnsf — New York Brandi of .' .the Interna- 
tional Order of tbe Kinss DaDghtcia and 
Sooa. Oct. 28-28. Mrs. Darld H. laird. 
WoodTllle. K. T. 

Briaeaae — Bopreme CoancH OatliOlIe Mntaal Ben- 
cdt Aaco. Oct. Josepii Camcran, Hor- 

Ben. N. T. 

Troy— Woman's Cbrlsttan Ttanperance Union of 
the State of New York. Oct- T-II. Mrs. 
Nellie H. Hotcblnson. 245 Main St.. Owego, 
N. T. 

Watertown — Flrempn's Assn. State of New York. 
Ang. 16-lS. Thomsa Bonoban. Frankfort. 
N. Y. 

Wa le t to w it — Danebters of America. Sept. T. 
|L.^a Teabel, 407 Jaekaoa St^, MinCM 

NOBZH CABOUHA 

■avaHesTtne— Otand Encampment t. O. n. p. 
Aa^ a. B. H, Ramsay. Charlotte. N. C 

NORTH SAXOTA 

Grand Pocks— W. C. T. XJ. of N. T>. SepC 2»- 
Oct. 2. Un. O. L. Sateren. lOe Walnnt at.. 
Grand Forks. N. D. 

y^^^ ^^N^^^^am toa' ^Aasn. July M. W. 

JtOj IS-tA W. W. Kbs. Doircr City. M. D. 
., OHIO 
'Akraib— Sommlt Coonty C. £. Union. Aoc. — 
.^liaa Bwyalgreta. B. ^P^^^^Eaat Ala^ 

o. 

Canton — Ohio BnOdlng Assn. League. Ang. 10- 

11. jQlIns WUtIng, Jr., Canton. O. 
Cedar Point — Ohio State Pbarmaceatlcal Assn. 

Theodoce D. Wettcntroam. 3S35 
iOsBfa am:. Clndnaatl. O. 
llat— Ohio Betall Jewelata' Aaan. Ang. 

1. A. Tixnia, Piqaa, O. 

Oidar Point — Ohio Opttaal Aon. Ang^ — , Dr. 

B. L JODCB, SkBdaOy. O. 
Gertar Paint— Ohio Electric Utcbt Aaan. Saty 
< 20-28. D. L. Gaakin, GreenTllle, O. 
CMar Point — National Bay Assn. Aag^ SS-SL 

J. Tinlg Taylor. Wloclieater. Ind. 
Cedar Point — Associated Oblo l>alltea. Ang. 3-5. 

L. H. Bmah. Salem. O. 
Cedar Point — State Elks' Assn. Aug. 31-Sept. 

2. Hngo N. Schlesalnger, Colnmbns. O. 
-Cedar Point — Master House Painters and Decora- 

tora' Ann^of^phla. Jtlr lUrSa. Joel Kaa- 

_ _ £ ^ 9. V- 

'■■ A. U. ^ Sept. «S JL A.: BiMHnMr an. 

. 'CantOQ^ O. -*'" ■ ".ji.v?-.:,: 

;Oedar Point— Comty' iadliwif iJaii. 'at" 

Ang. 2-4. A. B. 

Colnmbns. O. 

.andnnatt — Fraternity of . 

- : Men ot America. Ans^-JlrC, vOH.,ailifhoa:S. 

Banbrlght. CSneinnatl. Ol;v- V v - 'y; - : i-.' 
daeloaatl— Natloaal Aan.-.\. 

.America. Ang. 2. 

Ifarwalk. Coon, 
fnnclimatl — Carrlaga - BaBlowf - watieai 

tiea. Sept. tt. HoiT IWear, Wllalas- 

len. DCL 

Cincinnati— nkl4tate TiAIete and Implement 

Dealen .Asaa. Oct. S4-3B. P. T. BathtHm. 
Spriogfleld. O. 
ClneUad— NatUiari 



_ Boyal Black Knlghta it Ifea Oemp 

at taael. U. S. a. Ang. — . Wm. Bawaoo. 

84 School St.. Boston. Mass. 
Cleveland — Lojal Orange Institution In the U. S. 

Ang. 11. Wm. J. Klrkland, Wastilngton, D. 0. 
Clereland — National Amateor Preaa Asan. Joly 

4-«. Tim B. Ttirlfl. Box 177. Clarala^ O. 

Caiamboa — Sute Moslc Teachera' Abb. Joae 

SMoly 2. Ethel Keating, 1317 B. Biaad at.. 

Cohunbaa, O. 
ColnmbBO O. P. I. A. lAcal Nol d*. Sept. SB. 

Leoa Porebe. 2I12 Varraek at., Ootambai, O. 
CoIttmlHia — Oblo Society ot OertUed Pablle Ac- 

conntanta. Sept. 10. 7. J. McKnlght. Bsy- 

den Bldg., Colombna, O. 
Oiinmbos — I. O. B, 3L Great Cooncll. Sept. 12. 

Thoa. J. Irwin, BU S. 3rd at., Martina Ferry, 

Oolnmbna — IntematloosI Order of Good Tamp- 
lars. Grand LcxSge ot Ohio. Ananst 17. 8. 
O. Taylor. 3301 Mapledale are^ OlcTdand. O. 

Oatambna — 174tb Begiment O. X. Oi 
tloB. Oet. IB. J. B. Otew, SOI Wart 

^afci MaoMt 0. 

Ootambaa— D. of A National Canadl. Oct. *■ 

7. Jnlla T. Roth. 12ie Nlchalaa Bids., to- 

ledo. O. 

Colnrnbos— Grand Chapter of Eastern Star. Oct. 
2S-27. Jeannette S. May. 1327 Door at., To- 
ledo. O. 

ColQfflbns — Grand Lodge F. A A M. ot Ohio. 

Oct. 19.201. J. B. BtomwaU. fanrhmoH. O. 
Colnmboi Bwaf IMik O.. laaaalCK/. On. 

u. J. K.(|feMr.:sb W. an*, a^'-lanta. 

Darlan--P:'.^' '«.-':««'' A. Slala''Oaa«b 'Bn*. 21- 



ElyrlB — Dept. Baeampment Ohio TT. S. W. T. 
July 3-B. V. A. Pormer, DeBanee, O. 

BamUton— Miami Aaan. ot UnlTCrsallBta. Oct. 
14-16. Miss Jennie Warwick. «Z1 BoUer at.. 
-Bamllton, O. 

itanafield--d>aiightera ot Liberty State Ooondl. 
Jnly 20. Mrs. Lanra Dickson. Mannfldd, O. 

Marietta — Grand Commandery Knights Temp- 
Ian of Oblo. Oct. 12. John Nelsui BelL 
B B. 2d at- Dayton. O. 

AaB. IMg X «.Hiiib»ib iSojaartaenia. O. 
M ea aili Wil l OMo TaL lAotiy. OeL B. a 
W. HdD. aa iOimlaul at., VawmSh d, - 

Bprtngfldd— Ohts PederattoB «C ' 

ea'a ClnlB. Jalj — ^. Ad 

415 Plaewood vn^ ToMa^ .O. 
Toledo — Americas Bliat Oai 

Jnly 11. Wa.. P. :aaik< 

Toledo, O. 
Toledo— Catholic Total 

July 12-18. 3t. J. 

Akzim, O. 
Telado— Ohio Ftae Chiefs' 

K. Mbaa. Wairen. O. 
Tdeda— Oreat OonncO ot the O. 8. ot tbo In- 

nmred Order Bed Men. Sept. 12. Wllsoa 

Braoka. 2S4 LaSalla St.. Chicago, to. 
Toledo— Grand Conncll Boral and Select Mea- 

tats of Ohio. Oct. 4. Wm. E. Brans, ChllU- 

eothe. O. 

Waahlngton O. H. — Grand Temple of Ohio, Ia- 
dlea of the Golden Eagle. Aug. SIVSept. 9. 
His. Clara A. Alexander. 504M S. Umastaos 
at, Sprlnglldd. O. 

WaiUngtan 0. H.— Oiasd Ctitte Kalsbta at tte 

— ~v>». Ang. swhpt. iTeTx. Stood- 

''■■^ O. .>Sgt^8*i:-Bl' ip. Haa- 
.WA^ativ' .CHMiaBflt- O. 




Sept. 




the SUta ot 

0. L. Steraaa. 



Plttaborg— Americas 

Ang. »^ Jobs 

Bldg., Dtlct. N. T. 
Plttsbnrg — Internal 

23-2S. Jaw a 

Chicago, lU. 
PUMnr^Mattaaud ^ 

Plttabo ig M edical Society 
Pennaylranla. Oct. 8-B. 
Athens, Pa. 

PIttahorg— Medical Society of the SUta ot 
Pennaylranla. Oct. 3-7. Cyma Leo StST* 
ena. 114 S. Main at.. Athens. Pa. 

Plttsbnrc— Staepherda ot Batblehem. Oct. II-IS. 
ba^A. WyckaO; SaW IMacal at., Ounden, 

Reading — Graad Ohaaba', Order ot BUgMa ot 
Filendohlp. Ang. -1S-I8. Tkaniaa B. Johnatos. 
1206 FUbert at., PhQadelnhla. Pa. 
Serastoo — Snprcme Caatle Knights of the Goidaa 
Bagle. Oct. 11. A. a I^tele, 814 M. Broad 
■t., Philadelphia, Pa. 
Serantoo — State Federation ot PennsylTanla Wo- 
men. Mlddl* of Oct. Mrs. Harrlaon 3ond«r. 
CoRiwall. Lebanon Oonnty, Pa. 
Scranton — ^Board of TVade Indostrlal Bxpoaitloo. 
Oct. — (ten daya). Mark K. Bdgar, Board 
at Deade Bldg., Bccaston. Pa. 

In— n^-OoanOr Aaoi. P. O. 8. of A 
jaiyaOl. IialtaaB.« 
Pa. ■.- 
Saotk Bonil*M B) 
pie. Aag; IB-tt. 
■t.. KMe. Pa. 
Weat Qmrs — In 
Isia. Jnly 19. 
Braddoek. Pa. 
wnilamsport — Pesnaylranla T < i i nb o oi aea'a Aaan. 
Jnly 1SJ4. J. Frederick Ifattla. 688 Balletla 
Sldg., PhOadelpkU. Pa. 
Wllkea-Barre— BtotbaehaoC Of ABCilea.- Aag. •- 
11. c. A. Leng. 18M Bkaaktad ara.. ABa- 
delphla. Pa. 

BHODB IBLABS 
Newport— mat. Xadga B. I.. No. 8. T. O 




at.^ Piaaldesca, B. Z. 

P*o<HoBca Aflaatte- Deeper Watoawaya Aam. 

Sept. — . Addison B. Bark. 818 Craier Bldg.. 
PMUddphla. Pa. 
PMTldeiice — R. I. Bebekah Assembly. Oct. 13. 
Con A Aldrlch. 690 Chalkxtone are.. Pnrl- 
dence, B. 1. 
Wooasocket — Woman's Christian Temperance 
UaloB.of B. I. Oct. B-e. lOaa Mkj^^ OI- 



Cbarleaton — ^Betall Bardware Aasn. «( the Cato- 
Unas. Jnly 12. T. W. Dlzon. Charlotte. K. C. 

Orccnrtlle — Grand I«dn K. ot at Soatk Caro- 
lina. Jur a»ar^ B. BoBT. oolaiaMa, 

SpartanlMin Oi aiid liaited (Mar oC -OH M- 
Mta. Ang. 2-S. W. EL RathacCart. Baawei 

— — ibU. S. C. - 



SOBTK nAKOTA 



1 v-ir.' 



■ I--. 



Mr a-io. 



of Bine aad OraF oC Weat-' 
_ Jklaboma. Ang. 28-27. J. V. mttaaU. 
Bos 81. - Bridgeport, Okla. 
letfer aoa N ortheastern Oklahomn Ye te i aiia' Aa- 
aorlottai. Ang. 10-18. P. A. Baekei; JeOv- 
aoB, Okla. 

Oklahoma t^ty — Photogxaphera' - Aaaa. ot Okla. 
Oct. 25-zr. O. W. NorrcUe, ra»t-*-^« Ok- 
la. . 

Stfllwater— Bebekah SUte AaaemUy of Okla. 

bona. Oct. lO. Ida C. Beck. ElBaso. Okla. 
Stillwater— Grand Lodge L O. O. T. of (ttla- 

homa. Oct. J9-21. J. A. Carlbatg. Oothiie. 

Okla. 

Khieqnah — Oklahoma Stata-jfAstl 
Aaan. - Oct. 26. Wm. B. •A^''l 
148. Chceotah. Okla. 

OBEOOV 

Astoria— (Jrand Coimell of Orcgoa Imp. O. B. 

U. Joly 28-29. U Carstenaen, Boom 8. Mal- 

ker Bldg.. Portland. Ore. 
Portland — -I., A. A. O. GL July — Xxmls Dn- 
roaa^ 238 BUMbetb at.. Ctlca. V. Y. 
Portland— Andent Order United Workmen. July 

19. O. M. Steadman. 203 Oommerelal Block. 

Portland. Ore. 
Portland— Grand Lodge Degree ot Bonor. July 

— onia F. Stcpheaaa 430 V an u wue r arc^ 

Portland. Oc%-. 



AHentowD — ^Yeomaa Order Baraguf. • fleaosA 

week In Angnst. Henmr Ollmlfflifr. 2817 B.- 

Bancroft. Philadelphia, fh. ' : . 
ABentown— Lahi^ ValleT Keanal Cla^ Aag^ 

80. M. H. Bom, 84 No. 11th St., ABcatowB, 

Pa. 

Altrntown — Ancient Otds Knlghta of the Bys- 
tle Chain. Sei^t. IS. John J. Darls, Box 
258. Plttsbtirg. Pa. 
Vlleotown — Grand Encampment of PeimsylTsnU. 
1. O. O. F. OcL 17-20. UBher A. Ball. Odd 
FeltowB Temrle. rhlimli'Iphl*. Pa. 
Allentova— Federated Bnmane Soeletlea of Penn- 
-vtraala. Oct. 6-7. Xhoa. 8. Canute, 86 8. 
18th at:. PMIaMpMt. Fa. 
... _ . . . ^ OeL 44. W. 



l at.. talala.- 



Ang. 



SO. K. 

Pa- 
Bradford firings — Pennsylvania Banken' 

Sept. S-T. D. B. Kloaa. Tyrone, Pa. 
Bntler — ^Betall MetdianU' Aasn. of Pa. 

18-18. A. M. Bawes, Brie. Pa. 
Oie at er— Btata Coandl ot Pemuylranla Order 

of ^dependent Americana. 8^ 20. Wm. 
. A^Ittek Biaad and AiA Sta.. nBaddflUa. 

■H i Stat e Coaaen of Pa^ Jr.- 6.' V. Ai U. 
tot. 20. Geo 8. Itod. Box 708^ PhHad^pbla. 
n. 

ftanklla — ^12l8t Begt. Pa. Volnataer Intaatiy. 

Oct. 10. 8. T. Borland, Fredoata. Pa. 
Barrlatarr— American AaaoeiatloaTdutlBk: Sa* 
perinteodenta. Between AnaaaC' A aaS IS. 
r. ~U Mnlford, BanMoiK, Pa. - ' - 
PhlladelphU— Natloaal . AaiiLj^', a 
Metal Workera. Awf-^.^BW r.' 
^raense. N. T. 
PhnaddphU— A. and I. 
Oct. 18-20. FranT ~ 
PbOadalphla. Pa. 





Chaltanooga — Urrited Amatenr 
America. Joly 28-28. Baiiy 

Oh a ttan oog a A merican Bar Aa. 
at^OMt..!. Oaotsa Whlldiek. 
tal ■troMt Bldg.. BalUiaorc. IM. 

ahattmoan— AMn. af American Ometarr _ 
etiBteadcata. Sept. 28-80. Frank Karli 
004 Oaian XTnat Bldg.. Detroit. Mich. 

(Aattanooga — Society of the Army of ths Oun- 
. bcriand. Oct. 12-13. Chas. B. Sdrara. Chat- 
tanooga, Teon. 

(Chattanooga — National Leagne of Postmsatera. 
Oct. 12-14. Chas. C. Yoong, Oakwood. tn. 

Jaekaon— Grand O. 0. Calanthe and K. of P. 
Jaly 12-14. Mra. Cora E. Bnrke, 701 Nclaan 

BMSfMa-^hBav SAooI of the Soath. Jnaa 

BA-JUf 281 P. P.'GUxtoa. Kaoxrille, Tasa. 
baxsflle — Sontbcm Nnraerymea'o AaoB. AM 

24- 28. A. I. Smith. Knoxrllic. Taa. 
Memphis — Tennessee Optical Society. Hb'-^ 

Weskley Both. Shaamila. SORB. . ' ^ 

Memphis — Trnnciaaa nMnaoHdCM lAaaK ^ JMr 
i»-2i. E. F. lMlii«ar. MOb asB Sa^' 

Narilrrine. l^nn. 
Montesgle — Tennessee State Teachen' 

Jnly 29-30. P. L. Bamed. ClarkarlUe. Too. 
NaahTlllc — Tennessee Bnral Letter Carriers* As- 

soclatloo. Joly — , M. T. Fhiayth. BnmtxMt, 

Tenn. 

NatbTlIle — Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. of Tanaes- 
SM. Oct. 1*. T. B. Bartwdl. IIB S oia uUl 
are., N. Nasbrffla, Tenn. 

Naahrlne— Brotherhood ot St. Andrew. Sept. 

25- Oct. 2. Beihert Carletoo. Box 2808. Bos- 
ton, Mass. 

NaabTllle — Bebekah Aaaemhly I. O. O. F. Oct. 
U. MtaaJlMteaaA. Ckaacr. 730 Blghtta are.. 




. of Toaxa. Oct, W-IL 
Oonleaaa. Tax. -- 
AaurlUo— ftabaadla IBeahera* loan Jaiy — 

iFord Braadenlierg, AmarSIo, Toxaa, 
Anstla— Tezaa Ooa^aaa of Xothera and PstMt 
Teacher Aasoelstlons. Oct. 12-14. Hn. J. V. 
Porter, pres.. Park Botel. Dallas. Tex. 
College Station— Texas State Bortlcnltnral 8>- 
ctety. Last days of Jnly. B. J. Kyis. Oil 
lege Station, Tex. 
CUIege Station— rasaa N uis e ijiu en'a Asaa. Jaly 
— % Joha 8. Kes. "*- ~ 



Ooilan 




08-28. T. W. Laitia. 



Oct 10-U. OordOB O. 
at.. Philadelphia. Pa. 
Fort Worth— American BaUwaF.'' 
BnUdlng Assn. Oct. 18. a -A. 

Texai. oSPmSkt JP.- B. ■ Bw«, 

Texas. •. -"^ - ■ - - - ■ 

ITimalna BalgMa -aad 'Ladles ot Boaor. Jnly 
■1*.' B eed l e A. Jeaes. Bok 10& Mllsao. Tex, 
n aae ta a K aHbta at Bannoay ot tha Watld. 

Jaly IS. B. F. Haidla, Box ITI.Bl aaaa ami 

Tex. ';..-<-/-.*fi;; 
Harlln-Taxaa Bnral Letter Carrier^ -Aaaa •»! 

B-8., Thoe. T. Becae. Uexla. Ttaaa.- 
Merkel— Western Texss Odd Fcnows* AssocU- 

tloB. Aag. 12-1.1. 
San A at eala Ttans lfHalealinl Cowawialal Oaa 
'.^•1-25. AreCar.P. ~ " ~ 



Bellawa Balla— Great Osoaen at TataMot L (L 
B. H. Aag. 28. Chas. A. nanaah uTaiI 
klaacQ at. ' . 

Bellowa Falls— Fnaeral INractors and BHbalB. 
««' Assn. Jnly 19-21. A. B. HsU, Bradford. 

BnklngtoD — Vermont State Firemen's Aaaocla- 

tlon Oonrentlon and Tournament. Aag. 10- It 

S. D. Moore, Bcnnlgtoo, Ft. 
Cabot — Grand Lodge of Vt., I. 0. G. T. Ooi 

12-18. B. K. OampbeU, LyadoariUa. Ft. 
Batlsad Tift Sosday-schMl AsmT^Im. II' 

18. B. A. OatCaa. Bnrllngtoa. Tfc 

▼XBortnA 

Alexandria — ^Vlsglala State nmnen'a Assn. Aoe 
24-38. George O. (dimming. 301 Foarth ai.i 

■Aleiaadrta riatattrt Btaa Otadak UmL 10 
Jfr- xayiaai .Btar i. at, ». ^rTwaS: 



lagtas. D. O. 
barlottes 



Ourlottesrllla— B. P,tV< 
ot Virgin ia. Sept. .'~ 

rrederieksbarg— at^ Teat ot North America. 
Independent Order ot Blchabltea. Sept. i.i 
Jss. B. Dony, 727 Masaachnastta Are., N. E. 
Waahlngtoa, D. C. 

Bot Springs— Oommerdal Law Leagne ot Ameri- 
ca. Ang. 1-B. Ernest U Kramer. 184 La- 
SaUe at.. Chicago, lu. 

Mertina rme— SUte Oooncfl Jr. O. U. A. M. 
Oct. IS-I*. Tkoa. B. iTcy. Box IIS Peteis- 
bnrg. Ta. 



12» B. 



doa. Ang. 18. .Wm. P. 
23d St.. Mew York City. 
Bldunond — Photograpbm* Asaa. at Ttralala aad 
the Oanlhiaa. Sept. M. 7. B. .Alesaadar. 
Sellabnry, N. a — — •. 
Boaneka— Bnral Letter Ouiten' Assn. Sept. 
& O. B± Conner, Laalnghm, Ya. 

State Daatal larni Jnly SO- 




_ B. of P. July 12-14. 

a. B. Xare^ (Mfas^..Waah. 
Bclllnghaia— WaafeT ' 

Jnlj 28-30. (3. .._ 
Brerett — WaaMnxtas I 

— . Dr. F. W. ~ 

Seattle. Wash. 
North Yakima — waahlagtan Stata AB 

nal Order of Kaglea. Jolx IM.. 

Dowd. Eagles Hall, SeranU aal Flaa ats.. 

Seattte. WaaL 
Port Angelea — Waahlngton SUte Elks' Rconloo. 

Aaan. Ang. 9-11. K. L. Hodgdon. 2QS Oolllas 

Bldg., SeatUe, Wash. 
Spo k an e — Brotherhood of Owls. JnlF SL ' BU A. 
_ Bast. Lshor Temple, Sesttla, Wm^ 
Tsaoaa— Washlutsa Stata ~ 

so. Jaly 203. J. W..l_ 





BacUay-<kaad Ttapla of Weat VlniBia 

Ooldca Eagle. Sept. & Bra. Suak 
Beckley, W. Va. 
Bcekley — Grand Castle Knigha ot the 
Bag^ Sept. 8-T. I. B. Glay. 

W. .Ta. 




Gtaileston— West VtrglnU Aasn. of Postmaalan 
of the Plist. Sceoad and Third Pliawe . OeL 
— • ^ T^ Hagmaa. Kayaer. W. Ta. - 

»'fgw»«3t:«M».P!-««L<V^ 

W- Vsl 

JB iaa d Ladgs K. at P. (celored). 
S4. B. B. Bailer. MoatgOBiify. W. Vs. 
I t g s aais l XIraetocsr Asaa. Jnly 12- 
14. C. U Boagnva. BW Bairts at. Pair. 
Va. 

r Aa- 




Jaly — ^ B. - 

Food do Lac— H 

Aag. 2-B. 1. 1. ^ 
Food dn T a I Oi sa_ 

I. o. 0. F. Oct. u-ia. 

dn Lac. Wis. 
Fbnd dn Lac— Leagos of Wiacoasla Manldpall- 

ttes. Jnly 12-14. W. G. KlrcboSer. Msdl- 
Bon. Wis. 

La OToaee — Independent Scandlnarlan Worklog- 
■ S Ms' s Aaea. Jnly 2041. Adolph Mcllsneu. 
- BnCbli^ins. 

bt. Oraaai W Iseoaala Baakara' AssoeUtloa. 

Aw. — . Os*f B. Bartlatt. UI Baass .St.. 

Wwsnkee. Wis. - • - 

La or oaa u Wlaeeasia Btatt OeU Aan. Arir »■ 

laon. WU. - • '.- 

Hllwaake»— N. W. Batad UM iMHMaa Aa- 

eats- Asaa, Jnly A OB. aBayiMkE BB- 

wnakes. Wise. .» . 

BBwaakae— CathoUe-'l 

n. John B. - " 

wankse. Win. 

MUwan' — 

p. 

Amerleaa 

Mlsn. 

Mllwaak>« — Snprt-me tx>dsr K. of P. Ang. 11". 

B. L. c. Wblte. NaibTlUa Teaa. 
Mllwankee — ^Wlaoonaln Bardwara Loinhermen> 

Aaan. Sept. 20. A. E. Baeba. BcMUlan, Wl< 
Mllwankee— Ladles' CatboUe Beasrolent Aun. 

Jnly 19. Mn. I. A. Boycr, 443 W. 11th ai.. 

Me, Pa. 

BBwankee — Vnltrii Order ot Foresters. Jaly — . 
W. BUne, Bathaway Bldg.. Mllwaafcee. 

.. JL - 

UUwi 
loa, 

in. 

MDwankee — ^Wlacoesln Branch NatlsaA^: 
ot Postaisaters, Jnly 2848. Wta. B.^ 
mseoBsIn VetersaoT ~ — 

Mllwankee — Nord-AaaflbaalMB 

JUD» 2Mnly 2. AnSHafii 






JUUY 2, IMOi 



Ttie Blllboapd 



65 



, FoMIe Health Aam. Btpt. 

^O- W«odW0a, Waablactoa. D. C. 



M^l^ ^ — ^ta^t 



Ull 




nctoa 

||lliriukr« — <MtT 
a. D«l-V«thlo, 
Chlc«»o, III. ^ 

Mllu-aakec — WlfltrOMW 

Oct. :i-22. N. 8. 

MaillHn. Wll. _ 
Oranumowoe — WlKooilB bttts Harttenltorml 8o- 

cli-l7. An*. lT-18. FRderlc Crancflcld. Madl- 

■on, Wto. 

Otbkocli— WlMooatn SUt* Asm. Muter HooM- 

■••Intcra and Oe«ar«tora. Ads- 3-4. ImcuM 

FoTMIfr. SO SZd St.. MUwaokM, Wla. 
nittcTllte— Luther Lnn* of - Wueoaala. Aog. 

_. John Uael, Mt, HWIK WU. 
Arboyius— State OamttM OpuMl Ww Tct- 

•raoa. July 8^ 

BbetiojctD— Wlacoosta fiUta Tnnun' Aaod*' 

tloo. July 8-8, 
WttRtoira— Wlieoiuia Stat* Pateiatloo of Vt- 

bor. Jair 20. rrcd BndAUMB, H> 

at.. Mllwank««, Wto. 
Waapaea— Oood XaaBpUfa* Hatad 



W. A. Onckatt. 



atatJoBaiT 
ckstt. Ut 



Waokfata— Nattoaal FMtanal Laacna. A 

— . Edwud J. HoSnua. Maaitaarec, Wla. 

BafllB, Oat. — Caaartlaa 

xaiiacan. Jntr ss-sa. 

BamntoB. OnL. Caa. 
OalgaiT, AIU.— Qrasd Lodfa t€ Alberta, L O. 

0. F. Ant. 11-lS. O. £ TMaU, P. O. Box 
ao; Calfarr. Alta, Can. 

■ait Wliuan. Oat. — Ttadcs and Labor Censrcaa 
M OMigu^ 8Mt. Vl-Vt. P. M. On««. Bex 

Btpt. — . t. 
KbcatoB, Oat ' 
Aorut B-ll. 
*»nT, Oat. 

LoodoB, Out. — Sorerelsii Gnat FtlolT On- 
tdi, Knl(tat TnapUn. Anc. 'W. 'O. 

W^te, Box 1207, Uootzeal* Cam. 

Maatnal. Qac— Bebekab ' 

1. O. O. F. Ao«. IT. 
ns, Sbcrbrooke, Qoa., Caa. 

HaBinal. Oet—Bebatah ' 
AGS. »-tO. Mta. K. A. 
Bt^ Tneato, Oaa. _ . ^ i 

46. w. Air. irr^ J>» -fe *»• 

mat Caa. 
Ottawa. Oat— Sbna of ^f*"^ 

Ab«. — . 

r»t»rborooxb — Qrand Ledca K. -of P. of Oatatto. 
JdIt 12. A. OaoMar, B«k 3. Tonotaw Oat^ 

Ou. 

■l. Sirphra, N. B.— Oraad Osaadl Bonl 

aam. Acs. S. I. fl. AUtaao. Oatlniaa. IL.B. 



dwicb— .VaUoaal OoL Hca'a Batrt t 
Oealrra- Auo. J0I7 JMBM 
re OlBtoB at.. BaSata. M. T. 





ICaatrad. 

Aoc. 10-11. J. b. KiBK Baaii flS. ~ 

^Ufe Bids.. IbroBto. OntT." -~ 
Trnnn K. S.— Orand "* 



. of I. O O. P., 

w'".?'?^. ProTloeea of Caaada. Anc. 8. 
Vr. MelTlIlc MaKcu. ABttaoalab. N. S. Oaa. 
TaacooT^r — Cblpf Oomtatdce* Aaaa. of Canada. 
Ajj. M. Wm. Stark, aty Ball. Iteoato. 
Oat^ Can. 

— Maiiarii tuiwa* Aaas. 
.a K. acnin;. 1410 Ttadwi' 



otaaiter PUamea'a Ahb. 




Cblraco— Tbe 

s-o. r. w 

eago. lU. 



SmUaaiT 



, Chl- 



Oakje— Beaaloa Aaaa.' af tto MM DliaalB I«tt 

V K' I 



„ _ _ Aac SIKSl. 
New Wladaar. ni. 
antegflfid-^raad Eacaapntat I. O. a F. at 
IglaoJa. No». 14. SaaiMJ. Bate; Cte^ 

S*rtasfldM-IlllMla SUta Itiitoiaua' Aaan. 
Mr. I^ll. . Ami A. «aa»r!^7Sfla^d: 



*a, Betoler. OtothcnTtuTtod. 
iBdlaBapoIIa— AaictlcaB Society of Eanltr. Not. 
8. D. Komp, 30 Baldwia BUe., ladlaa- 



apolla, lad. 
ladlaai " 



>poU^H>faad Ladn I. 



ladlaapalla. li 

nm*. 

CoancU BIWEa— XatlOBal BorUeoltnral CoDcr»>. 

i""- .?■?: •'•0 S. Ttb at., 

CooocU BloSa. 

Teachera- Aaaa. Xor. 

S-S. ladlanola. la. 





toalawUIa iKaS^dx.. LcolsTfllc, 
LOnmiAVA 



N«>r Orleaaa — Sapreme Grand Coort Ancient 
Arable Order at Oansbtera at Spblnx. Oct. 
22. Miaa Ploteace SI. Brrant, 1026 Valence 
at. 

lUaaACHUSEITS 

Boston — Maxaactinactia Clric Conference, nader 

■oaplcea ClTlc Leasne. Not.. 2-3, Edward 

J. Bartman, 3 Joy at.. ~ ' 
New Bedford— Maaa Pob, 

July e. Wallace C. Tataa^ I9» at.. 

New Bedford. Mass. ' 

lOOBiaAV 

Jaaooa— JUcUcaa Bctall Imptanaat aad Tchl- 
Kcid, • 



Blaa Karth— TPamaa'a CMatlan Tenuici 

a. Aas. SO-Sapt. 3. Urs. Kate Kercber 
IStb are., S. B.. mnneapoUa. Mian. 
UBSOITBI 

Eicelalor Springs— Mo. Bar Aaaa. 'Mp- ST-28. 

Lee Montgomery, Sedalla. Mo. 
Jefferson City — Mo. State Federation of Labor. 

Third Monday In Septeait>er. John T, Smltb 

Labwr Tenple. 14th * Woodlaod are.. Jeffet 

aoB CUx. MOb 
Jeiraiaaa Cltp Ttlaaiiail Wmiflai litaal Ana. 

gT. 1 ».1T. m ^rJL aSSS, Bans 4*r. 418 

s5?-fisr^^pSsi 

MOnUTA 

Bnttc — Sods of SbeiiDan. Aor. Imanod 
Box 826. Helena. Mont. 

Atlantic City— Nat. Granxe P. of H. Not. 8- 
18. O. X. Freeman. Tippecanoe City. O. 
ia«a»7«MMa Fanltry. Plseoa A Pet Sto^ Aaaa. 
■m^ 'MWI: W. H. Bidcood, Oorer, M. J. 
■ >BW YORK 
AlbaBy—Matlaaal Bee-keepers' Assn. Oct. — 
N. B. ■taaea. PlattaTlUe, wis. 

PaWa il. Z. Btata Blaa lAbrt Laagoe 

" ^ - - -- - 0Q|oo 



Patrl- 



TSTEW JES8ET 

Bobokea— State Camp of New 
oUe onm Mt^ at Am. Ang. 
Taaa. BmMb. New Jacary. 

aSV TOBX 
B ae baa Ur .K aa Batfaad Water Warka Aaan. 
Sept. Sl-SS. wniard Kest, Narrasaasett BIt- 
er, R. I. 

OAUrOBBIA 
Stoeklaa— Oraad Ooaaen 



Itoekla^-Onad OoaaaO Toaas llaa'a U 



Bll- 

A. 
OaL 



^•-•i--.FOir^SALE . 
lUlE'S SCENIC TOURING GAR 

In good coiulltlon. Knocked down ready for 

ablpment. WIU h*^ »<>M at low flxofp- Apply 
to V. i. A U. U. a... UlQTcrBTlUe. N. Y. 



CHEAPEST EVER- , 
the cheapest all-wood cbalr made, 
for Inalde or oolalda " ' 

State" ' 
S3.7S. 
M. Y. 



t yOQ are looking for 
not flnlahe«1. 
aboat ear "Bay 




— BIO OPEN Am AVERAOnOM — 




lOAD-FLYING WERNTZ PUO-HAiins 

Feature attraction for Parte, Fairs, Celebrations, etc. Address ul com- 
municatioiisto MEAD M. WERNTZ,4027 Broadway, Clawland. 



THE LATEST AERIAL NOVELTY 



Flscbe, P. O. 



Heteaa, Moat. 



luMtata of 
SWh it.. New York City. 





CMtalaa data prorared by The BUI 
tbe past week only. The list 
In tbe Issne of June IS, and 
"laeBg^baTe beea pnbllsh^d Is 

AT.4WM4 

a ma Llgbt and TractloB Co. Not. 

Oa* B. BawtT. MabUr. AH. 



*w. M.1B. J. p. Ropklaa. MaMrale. Atk. 



MaMrale. Aik. 
OAUPOBSXA 

K^"Bn5^."'S^'* IJerelomaeat Aasa. Not. 
Fr.r,?,^^;" ^.^X"" Ferry BWg.. Saa 

*li!-.*"ir'2"'*l»*» Snndar atbeal Ansa. 

^ ■! l Ti^ P^My OelaMr w early 

Bird., Loa Angeles. 

conzonoiiT 

f -"°"c^" 28-20. Praak J. Klaaw. Braa- 



W»<bli 



OF ooxmnzA 

JtaMeal 



wSit 



Itnte, 



ROBIDA 



•\r«J^e— MlaalaalppI to Atlaalle Inland Water- 
I;'*^i„P«5» not set. Leiaad J. Bao- 
5.7~* -MaUchlc-Ia. FraakllB Plar- 



•""r.' '""oibera . 



lumn 



IlL 



Niagara 

of the 
Sept. la. 
N. Y. 

Bocbrater^ N. Y. State Conference of Charities 
and Corrections. Nor. lS-17. FYmnk E 
Wade, an O. S. Morgan Bldg.. Baffalo. N. 

Sa^'ta^^^M^B^^BaaCia VkataaaatSa Aaaa. Se t 
JsSPTSTS. ftawn. » "Jfllth at. N. "y'. 

CUT. 

omo 

te Oaafrtence of Cbarttlea aad Cor- 

Oct. B. H. 

Oatambaa. O. 



Sprinc OroTe — P. O. S. o< A. 

Conrentloa. Aag. 23. A.: K Jl 
Forge, York Co.. Fa. 



XaC.' HA, 



Aug. 



MastaTllla — Soatbem Medical Aasa. 
Oaear Dowlloc, Shrereport, La. 

TEXAS 

Boaatea — ^Knlgbta and Ladlea of Bonor. 

2. O. Bnrgbela. Hoail— . Vaz. 
Waco— Texaa Wooaa'a.-OMMiaa Tetapei 

ObIob. Sept. 30-30. Miss Pted A. Bailey, 

2S0I St. Emanoel. BMatOB. Tex. 

TZBOIKIA 

Brattleboro — Va. State Bortlcnllural Society. 

Plrat week la Norembcr. M. B. Commlngs. 

Borllnston, Vs. 
Norfnik— Va. * M. a BataO laiplemeat. Vetal- 

eto * imMaanrJaalaw' A»a. Kaw. 1«-1T. 

B. i.4S^a«»-g^»g--gj^,, 

i&a^flli -* I>. 



Blalaa— Weat Ta.' Ttathcn* AsMi>_^XaK 34. 
am. Balaa 3. Jakaaon. Kimball. .W. Xm. 
CUTADA 

ledna. Oat. — Ontario Vegetable Growera' Aun. 

Datta not aettlcd (Sept.). J. Lockle Wilson. 

ParUaakcat Bldc- Torooco, Oat.. Caa. 
Ottawa. Oat.— Baateta Oataria- BcMal...- Aag. 

31-Sept. 3. Or. W. ONtM^^Onain. Oat.. 

Can. - -• •■' - ■■ ■ -■ .i ■ 

Park Bona. ObL_. 

rto. ABC. S4-m, 

Ont., Can. 



Corrections and Changes. 

XENTUCKY 
Qeorgelown — Rebecah Aasembly of Ky. Sent. 
II. MI»a Macale H«y«»r>I. OMrgctown. Ky. 



St. 



ussotmi 

firaila rratrraal Order of 



Paslaa Anit. 



FOUNTAIN PENS 

aad Teadtne Caida. Make ISO weekly and ex 
pensea bacdllDg tbern. Fine side line fo r .•b'^ 



Oiigiiial, Sensational EquUibiists, om lady two men, AT LIBERTY for PARKS, 
FAIRS, HIPPODROMES* etc. Boliic two dutinct acta for Fain. Addms 



iVIcFALL'S DOG CIRCUS 

Bifiiinriiiii iii^ 





GRANADA 



THE HUMAN ELEPHANT 



AMD FAIXa 

TbIa ent sbows Herr Granada and Mlaa . 
PMota In Jbe rlepbut^akln. 70_feet la th ajgfc 



1910 CATALOGUE 

MOW REAOY 



SENT FREE ON REQUEST 

Notions, Novelties and Specialties at lowest piii 

LEVIN BROS., Terre Haute, Ind. 



I 



4lh ofJuly AtMons Wad^^ 



Balloon Aacenalon preferred. Other pay attractloaa oa percentascw 

st.-^t prlTlleces or gamblinc darlces allowed. Addrcn qnlck. Ii. S. MOXTOOMEKT. Bm ata i y, 
Montgomery. West YUglBla. 



THE OLD REUAIM STREET FAIR 

At Gallon, Ohio. September 21, 22, 23, 1910. 

WANTED. CLEAN l*AY SHOWS', FREE ATTRACTIONS AND STBAIQHT CONCESSIONS; SO 
rambltns; botblns bnaionl. 75.000 people Imst Tear. Addivsa C. F. EISE, Svcretaxr, Galloa, Ou 



Wt Jait a First-class Carnival Cmpaii 

FOR A SOLID WEEK 



Sbow In tbe center of tbe dtp. 
ligbts piiCmai. htt aa bear I 



agcnlK and drammera. SUTZ BCV 
CO., Ml Vavana BMs.. St. lmi<). Ms. I Scat Art* 9. O. B. 



**ABk ]>anBy Bobtnaoa abont na.** A coapaay tbat caa 
CABSITAI, 



T ji.^ r B 1 1 1 b p a p <1 



PARKS 



(Ooattaoed trom page 53.) 

-GklekW' Park; Cocwsloga Tnetlon 
O*., praga.; H. Apsar. mgr. „ „ ^ 
OolDiBbiM-^MnaUan: Elmer E. Bnsb. prop, 
-aad mgr.;. alio msr. attr.; (1, 3): Elmer i.. 
BiHh iMMkv TandaTule. 
DanMarill*— Edgiaoat Park; Edgtindpt Park 

tnctlona. „ . . 

Do Bola — Edsemont Park: Abe Sbslala, mer.; 

(1, 3, X); E. B. Maurey, books atir. 
EutOD — Island Park; Eastoa Amuse. Co.. props. : 
H. B. Fehr, mgr.; also mgr. at«r.: U. 3>- — 
Basbktll Park; Northampton Trac Co.. props.; 
Geo. SeMe, mgr.;. also mgr. attr.; (S) 
- - — iijauau Park; BnlTal 



Park; 



Uo aod Lake Erie 



acl»-WaI< 

TitaetloD CO., pmpa.: -iiii*. »aw?ej. iuki... 
H. T. Jbattr, mgr. atto; .(1. .?); »• *^ 

««r books TSDderUl*.— Ftonr MUe Creek I'ark: 

S. T. Foster, prop, and mgr.; also mgr. attr.; 
U. 3) ; H. T. Floater books TaaderlUe. 
Ibnoaltlon Pork— Ezpoeltlo» Fark on 

Lake; CoDDeaat Xake Oa^vB^J** 
pres.; B. O. Holcomb, Hfht'dt 9)1 
tSctaants books stir. ' 
Franklin — Monarch Park: Clllxens* pMtlOk C^. 
props.; Frank T. SbaSer, mgr.; r~ 
' Jamea. nign. attr.; (1, 3, k); kook, 

- ipmHtort Part; Pittsburg, McSeea- 

_ Oteoaboic Br. Co.. props.; M. A. 
mgr.; also mgr. attr.; U. 3); United 

Otacolt 




mer.: also mgr, attr.: (1. 3); Atthv >Volk> 
Ingham booka TandMlla ittr. 

''s.""t"*i^s*''sSnJfB. wteSiK r' AL 

St. B. B, Co., pn>pg*t WU,mm^ BvB*! I** 
X): local banda oilyi^ ' : - ■ | 
Sharon— Idleirnd ParkrMr WlMlir, PMpa.: ' 

J. K. sbipier, mEr.:'tia» mgu\mt.i \h S); 

MelrtUe circuit. . . . I 

Somerset — Edgewood Park; J, ^ BMMft'JHP-i I 
W. D. Lambert, msr. : also mgt, Mbl (!.>);■ 
manager books rauderllle attr; „ ' ' - . i 
Sanbarr— Island Pork; Sunbaiy * - ftc l lwli er- 
land St. By. Co., props.; B. V; Wmti mge.; ' 
also mgr. attr.; (1. 3); book dinfet. 
Tamaqoa — Manila Grove Park; Eastern Pa. 
Bra. Co., props.: C. F. Crane, Pottsvllle, 
Pa., mgr.: also mgr. attr.; (1, 3, x). 
Tltosvllle — Fleldmore Park; I. N. Borchfleld, 
prop.; TltusTlUe Traction Co.. ; (2, 3). 

Unlootown — Shadj- Grove Park; Shady Grore 
Park Co.. props.: B. S. Corle. mgr.; also 
mgr. attr.; (2, 3, x). 
WashlnKton — Washington dty Park; CUr of 

Washington, propa.: (5). 
West Chester— laoapa Park; Kotbert HamUton. 

prop. & mgr.: alM mgr. attr.; (2, 3). 
Wllkea-Ba ita n ana BoocI; Aoto Speedwajp Co.. 
Inc., props.: Geo. K. Bron-o. mitr. : also mgr. 
attr.: (2); bands on S'utiday ouly; rark Itook- 
lug Co. 

Willow Grore — Willow Grore I'ark: Philadelphia 
Bapid Transit Co., props.: Geo. C. Wyukooi>. 
Jr., mgr.; (2. 3). 
WUliamiport — Vallamont Park; Vallunont Trac. 
Co.. proiis.; Ernest H. DstIs. msr.; also utsr. 
attr.; (3, 4. x).— Indian Park: J. A. Broslus. 
Solte SI. Alpha BIdg., Wllllamsport, Pa. 

BHODE XSLAITD 

KiS»f -'£!r1?S»mI?-aS:; ?r|-/: ^nl^ East P«.ndenc^r«cent Pork: R. A H.r- 
SMli " , \ • I. rington, prei. & mgr.; also mgr. attr.; U. 

HaSoSn-^EIchelbcrgcr Park: E. M. Gnimblne, ' . ») : 5»™£1»S'» 

■^^f S.gr. : a^iso m^r. -attr.; (xx. 3) : book ^ewp»rt-i*Jg»d,J2;rk: M. B. Sbeedj^.p. 

Harrlsbnrg— Paxtang Park; Central 1'. T. Co., 
props.; F^llx M. Davis, mgr.: also mgr. i 
attr.; (1, 3. x): Wm. Morris books vaode- 1 
▼lUe attr.— Hippodrome; A. L. Boumfort & 
Co.. owoam: U, Body HcUer, Keith's Tbeatre , 
_j . pMitdeipbU, Pa.; 



Cbas. B. Oook, mgr.; (1. 4); Bhecdr'a 

B. o., im ~ " " 




Iiihlik •TraetioB Co.. 
propa.; C. B. Honek, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; 
(1. X. 3); John C. Jackel. 143 23d st, E., 
New York City. 
Bershey — Hetsbey Park; U. Body Heller, book- 
ing mgr., llieChestnnt St., Philadelphia, Pa.; 

Bnntinedon — Cold Springs Park: R. W. Jacobs 
and F. Blair Isenberg, props, and mgis.; (1. 
3): SI. W. Jacobs booka vaudeville.— Jacoba' 
Palace Park; B. W. ^Jacobs, *?4 



eott: L 
City, bOL . 

St. hy. o£; 

also mgr."- 
State St; 

attr. 

Providence — Vanity Pair; Leo S. Meyer, mgr.; 
also mgr. attr.; (3). — Bocky Point Park; Col. 
B. A. BarrlngtoD. prop. ; also mgr.' attr. ; (1, 
3); booking direct. 
Warwick— Bocky Point: 



Saa AatoDlo— Eleetrle Park; Electric -.Park Co., 
propa.; ti. I. Oppaabalmr, mgt.t also mgr. 
_attt.; <1. z. S). 

Shermaii— Woodlaks Park: Dmlsoa It Bberman 
By. Co.. propa.: Jas. P. Grlffla. mgr.: also 
mgr. atn.; (1, 3). 

Salpbar Springs— Meagher Park: City of SMI- 
psrar Springs, props.; E. H. Coffey. Park Com-* 
mlaaloner, also mgr. attr.; E. n. Coffey books 
Tauderllle attr. 

Tomple — ^Midway Park: Beltoh & Temple Trac- 
tion Co., propa.: W. G. Bsag, mgr.; also 
mgr. attr.: (I, 3, x). 

Te x a rk ana— Spring Lake Park; Claieacc OrecD- 

. Matt, prop. & ncr.t «lap.jMr,. attbtitt. z, 

3). '.-■Jf- ' W K:''-' 

Waxahachle— West -M/.Xttfci'. M." BMrtdaa, 

mgr.; (5, z), • • ■ ^ f 

Weatbertord--%aMi :.vJi|BiHMt.'XMn» - HeCall, 

mgr.; alio Mgr. attK: Ml. n. x, S); locsi 

bands only. 

UTAH 

Lagoon — ^Lagoon Besort; Bergerman Amoaement 
Co^ prcva.: J. E. Bergasmaa, assr^; also mgr. 

Ogdea^DtahDa ^ark: Norttnirast' Theatrical As- 
sociation, propa.: B. A. Grant, mgr.: also 

mgr. attr.; (1. 3); Solllvan & Consldtne Cir- 
cuit: B. A. Grant books attr. — Sylvan Park; 
E. T. Bichordson. prop. & mgr.; slso mgr. 
attr.; (1, 3. x); E. T. Btchsrdson books stir. 
Salt Lake City — Saltair Beach; Saltalr Bcacb 
Co., props.; J. E. Lengfotd, mgr.: also mgr. 
attr.; (1): Orpheom CIrcnIt: (8); J. E. Lang- 
ford books attr. — Salt Palace and Saucer 
Track; Heath Bros.. pioBa.: Ftaaels Heath, 
prap. * mgr.: (1. tf-. rmitt atntt books 

also acr.: attr. 

TBBXOHT 

BoUoan TMI s B arber Park; Bellows lUls & 
Saztoas. BITOT St, 1^. Co., props.; O. M. 

'^^ ' ^^'Si^ " 

~ ' naatts; Vtllz I 
■sr. attr.; Blel Cli 



THE JENNIERS 

la .Two DUilMct Acta 

iSENSATIONAL DOUBLE TRAPEZE ACT 
AND SOCIETY ACMBATI 
PennaiMnt Addiw 
Cre Baiboard, Cincuuiali, O. 



LOU YBERRI 

SraOEACDLAB DAMIBDIB 
and LOUISE TAYLOI. ffnjlMM IWohl 
High-<1«— Singing and Diaiag tttmUf. 




THE GREAT 
GALVEKT 

World's Greatest 
Novelty High Wire 
Equilibrist. 



n« 0ml CUfMt. 

IM Avrrlll Ave., 
Borhciti r. N. If. 



EDWm HODDT, Sciinallonsl Atrial OjIDIiaSt 
and Dp Mile Ik>vrn Uau. 



prop, ft mgr.; also n 
ClTcatt; (ir^)i B..A, 



B. A. Harrington, 
attr.; Banliigton 



Charleaton— Altdome; MattbMS * tisUW-Vrops. 

& mgn.; also mgr. attr.; lK''inj 
Columbia- Hyde Park; Cotommin. B.' K. Co., 

props. S: mgra.; (I. 4). 
Spartanburg — Fairfield Park; W. R. Gaffupy. 
>np. & mgr.; (3).-^Bock Cliff Park; J. T. 
.prop.: B. W. Martin, mgr.; also mgr. 

if 



. ' Aberdeen- Wblta City; 



D. B. Cmbart, prop.; 
P|;d(;._atr of .[AlazaBdrla. 




alM^^^g^ attr.; (I, 8); B. 
Ansf a b oro . K Inpoao Eatk; Klppan«r.Fnk Qs., I 

DMfa.^ John Hiakd. ngr.i ' •!■» an!; atlKt ' 

V^Vi book direct. 
I«U Carey — Lake Carey Park: John J. Eli- n ok 

coyae, prop, and mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (S. x). AlaaaSrla^l 
Laneastec^Rocky Springs Park: U. B. GHf- "SSSiIl^^ 
, fltbs, prop. & mgr.; (1. 3): U. B. GrUBtba S^TrSn, 

books attrt— Peoples' Park: J. B. Peoples, S™'1.54»» 

prop, and mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (B). _ _ I 
' Lanatotd— ManUla Grove Park; EastaaCh Br. I 

Co., props.; C. T. Crsne. FottSMM, W., Bristoi-James Electric Park; B. J. 

mcT.; also mgr. attr.; (1, 8, x). _ V | prop, i mgr.: also mgr. attr.: (S). 
lawTatowii— Bnrnham Park;JU* B. B. Br. €»•; I'ark; ChatUnooga 
■ props.; P. B. Qnlglcy, mgr.: also mgr. attr.; _ -J. 

a. >); r. B. QnWey books attr. 
Lock Haran Agara Park: Susquehanna Trac- 

tlenOOb. props.;' J. C. GUbody. niKr.: also mgr. 

attr.re. z, 8). 
McKeespiMr t Olympla Park; West Pa. K. B. Co.. 

props.; O. O. Hartley, mgr.; also mgr. sttr.; 

(zx. 3), 

llauch Cbnnk — FIsgstsff Park; L. n. Jlonnd- 

ney, mgr.: J. F. Gclser, mgr. attr.; (i. 3). 
Uaadvllle— Ookwood: Meadville - Traclloa Co.. 

propa.; F. B. Shryock, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; 

(1, z, 3); F. B. Shryock booka vandevllle 
. attr. — Exposition Park;- Conneaut Lake Co., 

props.; H. O. Holcomb. mgr.; also mgr. at- 

bactloas: <l, «, s): B. 0. HsIsoBb books 

Taadaelllo am; 
kfltoiH-MIHon PailB Bl»irt Banatt, pM», * 

mgr.; also mgr. attaut_|lr'*)> ' -.^ ' 
Mt. Oarmcl-MaysTlllPi; MSAk. tgA-ltb ;Ob^ 

md TrnctloQ Co., ptops.; >wfc ■ ChiiWInrtala, 

m'gr.: (•-'. 3). 
Kcw KrlKbton — Junction Park; Beaver Talley 

Traction Co.. props.; W. H. Boyce, mgr.; sl- 
so msr. altr.: (1. 4); Frank Melville books 

vaodeville attr. 
Kow CasUe— Cascade Park; M. Ic S. By. & 

Ugbt Co., props.; W. C. Bmltb. mgr.; Geo. 

Tock, books Taadsrllto attr:' 
OU City- Monarch Park; ClUsena' THae U au Co., 
jeeps.; H. McOoe. mgr.; alao mgr. attr.{'. it, 

Faa'Argyl— Wind Gap; Stata Bdt ■ Mtifc lt 

By. Co.. props.; J, T. 

mgr. attr.; (1, 8); 
▼andevllle attr. 
Phlladi'IphIa— Woodslde; Woodslde Park Co.. 
props. ; W. C. Martin, mgr. — Washington Park 
on the Delaware; W. J. Tliompeon. prop. & 
■■gr.s also mgr. attr.; (1, 3): W. J. Tbomp- 
mm Mk* Taaaerllle attr.— White City; White 
I <BtT_Fark Co., 'props.; H. B. Ancby books van- 
denlls attr. — ^Beecbwood; Beecbwood Park 
Oo., props. 

Xlttabnrg — Kennywood Park; Pittsburg Kenny- 
wood Park Co., props.; A. S. McSwlgan. mgr.; 
also mgr. attr.; (1. 3). — West View Park; 
West 'View Park Co., props.; O. C. MeKallp, 

mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1. 8): — - 

TlUe Olrcnit. — Soatbem; 
Fark Co., props.: A. S. 
. attr.: (iTs). 

own — Sanatoga Park; P. A Ik 



James, 

By. 



Co., props.; W. M. Wlltse. mgr.; also mgr. 
attr.; (1, z, 8) ; W. U. Wlltae booka Taode- 

(i'.'*'3-*5rto&^.^r!- * 

OarksvUls— Fetoei BlnS MAt <aaitiTiIls St 

By. Co.. props.: Dr. M. Qano^ -'mgr. ; (4). 
Jackson — HIgbland Park; JaekaOB Xallway and 
Light Co.. props.; John WMon, mgr.; Karl 
Banr. mgr. attr.; (1. 3, x); also stock. Karl 
Itaur hooks vau(l«'vlll4> 
Knoxvllle^hllbonec Park: Knoivllle By. and 
Light Co., props.; Eugene R. Roberts, mgr.; 
also mgr. attr.; (2, x. 3. xx); Kugene R. 
Boberta books vandevUle attr. 
Memphis Fast End; Hopkins Co., props.: A. 
B. kforrlsoo. mgr.; alaa aisc sttr.: (1. 3>. — 
Dlzia: DIzie Psrfc imiWiminl Co., props.; 
Jobn.OriflD, mgr.; alw aigK'.attr.t (1, 8, s); 

pfops.; W. A. HaUmiC' ap.t X v. Biows 
mgr. attr.; (5). 



Amarillo — Famous Heights Psrk; Danlla A Is- 
aacs, peqpo.: One BoUander. mgr.; also mgr. 
attr.; (1, 4); E. O. Olson books raDdsrlUe.- 
Olenwooo Park; Nobles Bras., props.; (S, z). 
Austin — Hyde Park; Jaa. Miller, prop. Ic mgr.; 

also mgr. attr.; (1. x. 3). 
ClarksvUle — Bennlon Park; J. K. P. Jamison. 

mgr.; B. M. KeUy, mgr. attr.: (2, 8). 
Cleburne — ^Alrdome: Johnson ft IfaMRi'-ptapa.: 
John B. Johnson, mgr.; also agibvMl^l (C) ; 
Southern Summer Clrcnlt. 
Celrinin Pnlomai! Park; Colsman Park Assn.. 



D^lS^Laka^US Caslao S&trc; Cbsries 
Hsngold. mgr.; slso mgr. attr.; plays light 
opera and atock; <8); Cbas; A. Mangold Iwoks 
sttr. — Cycle Park; Btnmett ft Brown, praps.; 
W. J. Brown, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; <1. zz. 
3); Dixie CIrealt.— Lake CIIS Garden Tbeatre; 
Ctias. A. Mangold, mgr.: also mgr. attr.; (1); 
Cbas. K. Ilodklns Circuit; (3); Chaa. E. Bod- 
kins books raodevtlle. 
Denison— Wood lake Park; Denlson ft Sherman 
By. Co.,. props.; Jaa. P. Grlffln, mgr.; (1. 8 



Dgr. attr.. 

VMfitows— Sanatoga Park; P. ift -<X. '.:Mv< Br- 
Co., owners; W. H. Oraear, ■■r;i . abp. aMfc 
attr.: <1, 4, z); book dlnet. -^T- • 

PottarUle— Tmabltav 'Bon Park; lastarB M 
B. B. Co., pioga.; O. F. crane, an.; alao 
mgr. attr J »; H. BartAIeBaSh. Pbfl- 
addpbla. Pa., booka TanderlUa. - 

Punxsntawner— Allalio ' Park; Harry Ombe. 
prop, ft mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (2). 

Beiading— Carsonla Park; American Amusement 
Co., props.: O. S. Gelger, mgr.; also mgr. 
attr.; (2. x, 3). — Pandora; Pendora Park 
Amuse. Co., props.: A. V. Arrowsmltb. mgr.; 
alao mgr. attr.; (1, 8): A- V. Armw-tmlih, 
booka TaudeTlIIe attr. 

BenoTO— nrswdt Park; neeman Farewell, 

K ^ MWItt. mm.; also mgr. attr.'; '^^^3'. 
.^1 a. Ik DaWIttbooka TanaerlUs attr. 

PsA; I«na Park Co., props.; 



~ EI Paso, ..... «<a_ 

mgr., BOK St, El Paso. Tez.; O, 8, z). 
Ft. worth — Lake Erie Psrk; Kortbem Tezaa 
Traction Co.. props.; C. L. SIkes. mgr.: also 
mgr. attr.; (2, 3); C. U SIkes books vande- 
TlUe attr. — Lake Como Park; Lake Como Am. 
Co., props.: n. T. Pangbum, mgr.; alao mgr. 
attr.; (2, 3).— Tbe Folly; H. Edmondsoo, prop, 
ft^nujr.; also mgr. attr.; (L zz); McAdams 

flaliwgTlUa— Electric Fark; Bertram ft Klrk- 

fatrick, props, ft mgis.: also mgia. attr.: (1, 
); FTsnkel Brotben, Oklaboma CUT, Okla., 
booka attr. 

Galveston — Electric Park; GalTSStoa Elaelrle 
Park ft Amosement Co., props.; Cbss. Frankel, 
mgr.; also mgr. attr.; moving plctnrea; local 
bands. — Chutes Park; Ses Wall Amuse. Co., 
props.; Cbaa. B. Meyer, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; 
(1. 3, X): book direct. 

CatesvlUe — Confederate Park; Confederate Park 

MIoe'ral 'Wells— Standard AMoaaat BtwaM tL 
Wsgner, prop.; Geo. W. Wciofatt; Mr.l alao 



Charlottesville — JeL 
City ft Suburban 
mgr.; (S. z). 
DanTlIlo— Ballon Park; CItr «( Danrlllo, P(«ps.; 
Chairman Park Commlttae. Joan F. 

Blaor. mp. attr.: (1, Sit WMs Olrenlt. 
Hsn^ton— Baekna Boaeh; j. ' T^- MeB8w<, Mop. 

ft mgr.; alto ■gr.vBttt,}, flU.lIfy'': -'';-■:. 
I^nehburg— BIrarmoBt; Jj/omng naatlOB and 

Light Co.. props. 
Norfolk — Ocean View; Otto Wells, prop, and 
mgr.; also mKr. attr.: (x. 3); Wells Clrd^lt. 
Petersburg — Femdale Park: Vs. P. ft P. By. 
Co.. proiM.; John Harvllle, mgr.: S. M. Llr- 
iQRSton. mgr. sttr.; pictures only: <3): local 
only. — Bzcelslor Park; Ta. P. ft P. By. Co.. 
i'^obn Dean, mgr.: fcolorad only). 
l*Tl>>reat' Hill Park; Ta. By. and 
• CW:.,props.; Col. jr. B. UTtanl 

Lewis, mgr.; dto Mgr^ atfr.; (i,^; 

direct. 

Boanokc — Mountain Park; Koaooke R. R. Co., 
propa.: Thoa. Spencer, mgr.; also mgr. stir.; 
(1); Beath and Welto Clreolt; (4); Tom Sfirn- 
cer booka attr. 

SUonton— Highland Patk| .X.!SI. ■falta,' prop, 
ft mgr.; (1, x, 8). 

WASRnrOTOB. 

Seattle — Lana Park: Obaa. Loot ft Sons, props.; 
Chss. Loot, mcr.: also mgr. attr.; (1. x. 3); 
Sallivan & ConHldlne book vaudeville attr. — 
White City; Whtti- City Amuse. Co.. props. 
L. B. Gorham, mgr.: also mgr. attr.: (1. x^ 
3); Sullivan ft CouKldlne book vaudeville attr. 

Spokane — Coacr d'Alenc Park; City of Spokane, 
praps.: A. L. Wh'te. mgr.; A. W. Jones, 
mgr attr; (8).— Haa««o Park; City ot Spo- 
kane, props^ A. L. Whila, pwi. Park Board, 
mgr.: A. w.. loaotk asr. attr.' 
bands.— XatatadaaTlMt ~ ' 
Power OOfcl' f- - 
attr.; (I. i): 





BlneBeld— Union PWfcf'B, ;t-'iil|iBl8i- 
mgr.; (3). ,' ; . i.",' . ■ , . 

Charleston — Edgewood Paikl Kftaaka' ' 
Traction Co.. props, ft ■grg.l aiirtatlK 

(2. 8); local only. • 



^ley 
■lit. 



Cheater — Bock Spnus Park! Beck BpTlags 

Co., props.; J.' Howsrd SlazwoU, mn.; 

CIsrksborg- 

land, propa; ' ■sfa.i alie ■fta. ati 

(S. z). 



Park 
also 
Ho»< 




INCANDESCENT LAMPS 

Red, White and Blue 
for the 4th of July 

daoT Lamps. to. each! Bad. It.: Blue. Tc; 
Oisaa. »>. or any tbar ealor. 7e. 




THE CIRCLING WAVE 



■t of capital rsqslred. It 

iBTsatmsau TtM catcklest 

sad maot-'pspalsr amossmsnt riding devlea ta 
use. Baslly snd quickly set op and takan down. 
InazpeastTS to operate and to trsnsport (rem 
riaeo ta place. Opsratsd br caaollas aaglaa. 
wala ao_ptopla. IMe br cylinder plane si 
Mav la tfeo time to piaes poor ordar. 
aad tsattmonlala sa appUeatlaa 

ARMITAGC A, GUINN, 




Ths yooattst 
daring and aeaaatlonal and 
refined HIgb-WIre Artlat la 
the world, doing U darlag 
feats on s tbrss-olghths-lack 
Win. flaai tan hallilM» 
•MP MMal. Of m tan palMu 
ft liv dataa opea (or ItlO, 

Address P. O. BOX B3. 
KlttsnulDg. Ps. 




Tbe Largest air 
.Sensaiional Act i 
dieWoiU. 



Beat mm* MslbiA 
tsat al«k>f*atu« 
Thiunsg ali ut i l ml 
tlffswoeka flnlsk 




UONELUCARB 

B«lUal>«B.Pk. 



AUTOMATIC MOVING 
SHOOTING GALLERY 




AMD BASEBAIiIi NOVKUTSES 
Wilto (or pfico Uat. WV. WVBffffUIS, Mr., 
aoi y. ■sseaa at., VfcnaMpfela, Va., V, % ft. 



,-. lull N F W 1 iM <'• 

POST CARDS 

AND PINNY ARCAOC 

SUPPLIES 

■ ■I 1. ri|t|»><rt .'il I .-n -I I'M,.. \^ . (It 

,.,1 i-l. I- i .f* I.. 11.1. -I Ml I Itin. -It'. I 

' i.i Ml ^ti !<■ * I '<• ill.tl -till' u <''! ^ - • ' 

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..it 1 \\ . ,1, !■ ' .! V' I*' ■ ' t • t 

EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. 

IM:.|.. l 111 AIUII.-'IN SlllLir l.HU.M.O 



ORGANS 



L.DimilitOI. 



JULY 2, 1910. 



Xtie Billboard 



57 



irm tW 08.. vngt.i^lto. T. w.ttoo. iii«r.: 

jfo«.a-keiMn Ark: Fr«l I-WMice. prop. * 
■insr.: atoo iii«r. aMr.: <1. 4. »): Pred L«w- 

MurlliurUle— Paden Park: Unloo Traeltoa 
e". i«iw. ft ff-i •»«> s'- 

Pltk.■r^l>urg-TerraplD Park; Parkeraburc, Mar- 
iPlia awl 1. V. Ry. Co.^ropa.: C. H Shat- 
lu. k wcr.: alio mgt. attr. (2, 3).— Staanock 
I-Hrk: vrm VIrclnIa Fair Co., prop*.; TImm. 
UvM. mgr.: (6). ^ _ . — _• , _ 

8li.iir«vHli— Paden Park; UDton TracllM C»., 
pn,i.,. ft mgra.: alao mm. aMr.: (t 3). 

Swib U'llllamaon— Bl»r Vtew Park; WlllUm- 
,M Park Aaaii., pnp*.: John P. Waymao, 

W^^>ii— UBore'a Park; J. B. 3Ioore, prop. * 

wii»-iiiw— WtMlw P«k: c. * E. a. ^B. 
Co.. ptapi.; J. A. Moore, mgr.: Jaa. Fk*;- 
■uu. mgr. attr.; (1. 3).— Coom iaUod; Unacda 
Btrwins Co.. iM»lJ' g. Biyba. agr. 

WkwIlDg-^laMrt JMi- •MaiMt: tMc-M 
propo.; Uvoqr oMt ■i'»t' *iW ''WB'» ' 
il. ». 3). > . . ; . 

WiiilHiiiMin— RlTprrirw Park: Wllllaaaoa Park 
r.i.. pruiw.; Jabn P. Warowo. aiBr.: alao 
Bgr. altr.; (I. S, s). 



Mttt.^Toat Park: OtOw Tott. mr. : tfao mgr. 
■ttr.i IB, !>.— doMMfah Park; II. W. Ooaa, 

inS|ip«ra FaSliH-irTUM; CUT of Oh'tvcwa Falla, 
aioH.; M. S. BaU*r, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; 
BTs. 1). 

Eau Clain — Elrctrle Park; Chl|>pawa Vallar 

Eli'clrlc R. R. Co., Drofia.; Uenry Droegc, 
mcr.; also mar. attr.; |2, a, S). , 
Fonil <lu Lac — l.akc Park and Taylor Park; City 
of Fond da Lac, propa.; F. 3. Wolff, aecy.; 

(2. 1. 3). 

Gri'.'ri Hay— Ray R«ach Park: Or««D Bay Tr*e- 
liiii Co.. props. * mgra. — HrlgMnMtn'a Park: 
11*>li:rtnp«tCT' Brewing Co.. propa.- * mgra. — 
Rldco ro'M: Orcca Bay Tractioo Co., propa. 
it ingro.: (2. 3). 

Konoaha — Andecson Park; A. Anderaon, prop, it 
mgr.; alio mgr. attr.; (1, 3. z). — Central 
Park: Peter Sictobacb, prop. A mgr.; alio 
mgr. attr.; (1. x, 3).— Sebnid'a Park; KUrr 
Bioa., propa. gc mgra.; alao -mgra. attr.; (3, 
X. S|. 

MuhMl^-LiriinMe: itmmmlm aad Uatiaattc 
' Ugkl * Itaction Co., pnoa.; W. T. Pat< 

««m MM* • • ' #A • S\ 



II. I. 3( 

Oibknata— ElMtrle Park; WlBMbace Ttu. Co., 
prapa.: J. P. Palllam. mgr.; alao awr. attr.: 
<S. a) — ^WUte CItf Part: OamptolT * Dan- 
fonh. prop*.; B. C. Danfartk, mgr.; (l, 3); 
C. Dantorth booka TandorUlc attr. 

BMiD*— Lola Park: lohn Lots, prop. * mgr.; 

'.. alio mgr. attr.: (I, z, 3);, J. Lata booka 
vaadrrUla attr.— ITaloa Park: Ttadaa * Labor 

TMiM * Ukar Daloa baaks raatarUle 

«lMiM»-MfeKblM Park: Waaiaa St, B. B. 
;Ofc, fN|W.: K. a. Coatri, mgr.; (1. «>• 
WTOIOBO. 

Oh«y*an»-FronlltT Park: City ot CbeycBB*. 
!"P«-; B. W. Stone, mgr.) alio ur. attr.: 



irwt 



liriDirord. Ont Voliawk Park; 

mer.: .liK> mgr. attp.; «. ■». 
r«iit«r, Alt..— victoria JPuk; Ollr «C Calgair. 

T?"*-"'-,^- ^ BlebaraaaB, lacr.: alM mgr. 

•tir.; (I. 3. X); B. u Blchardaoa booka Taode- 

vlllo itlr. 

Cornw.\i. Out.— S(. Lawrence Park: Corawall 
St. By., L. * r. Ca. prop*.: Wm. Bodge, 

-■•r^. 0»«. fcownlng, tagr. attr.: (1, S. x). 

FartErle Onl.— Port Kria Beach; InteraatloBal 
Errry ft-. Pjopa.: P. i. Wabbcr. mgr.: aim 

?.MT '.tg: '■ 
"rpS^«S^"**^*»5S*<^'''*^^^ 

uHtdoo, Oat— aprlofbuk *Mi Watar Corn- 
Ill?"^' I«»P* • ■BfP.jTl 8. King. mgr. 
•Itr. il.xx, z. 4),.^DMkB«tr Park: & W. 
TTictloo Co.. nxna.; alao mira.; «z, 8). 

Vmirrd. Qne.— «okm«r Park: Bobmer Park «3o.. 
proi>».: U yoa. Latota and D. Larcaa, mgra.; 
!"",'»«»»• kMr.; (1, 8. z).— Domlnloo Park; 
' namlaloo Park Co.. Ud., propa.: H. A. Dor- 
"■y. mgr.: alao mgr. attr.: (J, 8): Park Book- 
l"5..^'EStt »aodeTllla attr.— Ring Kil- 

•"i .I^rk; King, Edward Park 'Oo.. Ltd.. 
ffy-S. /oj. antral, mgr.: ». O. Ktti, mgr. 

VI. ' 'L S*S booka TaadaTltle. 

f"!f,Vpi'»"V «"«r-«UB«r* Fall* Park; W. 
< nrl Flemolag,_gta. Sr. ■ 

*»»im>a-an-lk<».Bay: Ottawa 
Mwtric Co.. prop*.; Peter OenBaa, mgr.: alao 

p„V..iSl" TandorlUo attr. 

mJJl"-"'(5^'8 St. By. 0*. 

Qm.—itootmotmtr r»»U: Q. B. L. * 
P- Co.. piopa.: J. A. Brtrett, mgr.; alao mgr. 
?orVciVy Park Booking C'rcult. Xaw 

ro. kaolm TaadarlUa attr. ' 
HI. John. H;-B_BaekwMd Park: Frank Whit* 

.... 1*! ^« I"*'*-; •'■o ncra. and mgra. ot 
>>tr : (i. z. z, taeai).— Oea Side Park: Streot 
19 "Um. aad mm «t attr.i 

•.^■Jiglrt).— BiTiwtoar Patkt «Sar<at Ai-o., 

'"iw°""-"o*^^»«»<^ pSV <htr •« Bt. 

Thomaa, propa^ (B). . ■ 

Tnrnnto. Ont.— riartan-a Point: loreiifn' Fatry 
•tir • a 'sT***'' ■»'"•■>• "ST. J »'•» ««»• 
?• 0.— Kacn>atlon Park; Racivatlon 
in.?' Co» prooa.: Harry 

U: O.— Oorg* Park: fl. C. KIce. Co.. 
E.^?:L^- J*- "enham. lesaee: <S); C. N. 
—Slfuun. booka attr 

"SSJIffkw Op»-— Fa'rmont Park: Woodalock 
HSfv" ■••B. Oft. propa,: Ira WariMd, mir.: 



Readers' Colmmi 



ThU da; 

ta aasi 
kaart'a 



int of Tba BUlhoard U d«vot*d 
iBlziaa of ita zaadan. Xha BUI- 
(aaiUtUa fa* ynaaziac iafor- 
' aU ivu.ef 



WHttoaf 

astaai of atv akUitj. 
' b artar that tka lapartmaat «iU aaaatltato 
a aaana cf lafoimattaa to all. botk tka qaaatiaa 
aad aaavar will ba ptlatad ta aask laataaaa. 

AU la^nlziaa and aotsa mnat r«a<A pablloaf 
tloa aftoa of The Billboard on WaOaaMay, ia 
arfar to appear la tha following adltlsa. 

Queattoo — Can you tell me who aella the pho- 
tograph of Mlaa r. Lawreaea, tocawtly with the 
Blosraph Company I ' A. C. P. 

Aoiwer— Addreaa Ibe Imp Film Company, or 
Cart Laemmlc, Chicago, 

7 ? 7 

Qtwatioa — ^Woold like to kaov who eoatrola 
tkaBMaMated lecture. I>eaUar>.,. ^ ■U.W.C 



to tbla loqalry 
7 7 t 

Qneatloo— Would Ilka to baaw tba attriaa at 
Biy aoa, who goea by tba aaaa aC tg*a» Jack. 

Amwer — Ifyon write to Col. Oana Ball, at 
BTaaarllle, Wla., we beHera ba caa glra yoo 
aomo laformatlon coocernlnr your aon. 

T T 7 

It baa been reported that Harry Seymour died 
at Oklahoma City, Feb. 23. The chief ot police 
and coronet do not cooflrm thla report, and I 
would like any Intormatloa you caa glTa me. 

0. .a. SBXMOVB. 
Aoy aaa balac la a paaltloa ta taralah farther 
lafOrmatioa la laplj to tba abora, wlU greatly 
oblige The Billboard and O. 0. Seymour. 
7 17 

Any one knowing the wbeteaboato ot Elma, 
tba rat Girl, pleaae commaalaata Wltb X. X, Z.. 
eara Xbe Billboard, Clndnnall. 

7 7 » 

Mr. E. C, ass Alexaadar areaae. Wlaalpat. 
Caa.. wooM Ilka to kaow tba atbarcahoau of 
llay Ftaird. . By commoolaatlM with abore- 
aaoMd finr kha wlU leara gUMttllig to her 
adraatota. ' I » t 

FaaMa' .'AstikMSt'-'.nMl 
Joaepb Varfma, OnNai 

Oregoa, 

7 7 7 

Queatlea— Ptaaaa aUto tba plaaaa wbcia Harry 

t'iSt-sj.aaat'tvs: »,^i,»s?" 

Anawtr-Tbe Amerieaa male Han. 

7 7 7 

Qacatlon — Will thr Lamoot Broa. (Frank ft 
Lloyd), or aay oo« knowing tbalr wheioabooia. 
pieaaa aMSMMleaia with tbalr CUhK.. JL M. 

-T-^ 7 7 7 

Qoeitlon — What la meant by A. F. o( M.I 
Answer — ^American Federation »( Mtulclsoa. 
Farther iafotaiatlOB eoaoeralac thla crgaalaaUon 
caa ba bad br eoamltlKs aay mNlclaaa' onioa. 



» » t 




f»« hi. at ^ 7 7 

Lew Oraec. oi SMsa aad Jt Ctob^ta^aaawR 
10 a ii iw aL w ai a t l r sa Mlib a^, fftlM that be 

ta at 

mall , , 

Margaret Jraek. «m MSMM HoM. _ 
HI., woold Ilka ta bear tiaa Slittr Carollaa 
Eddy, who la playing with tba BSdir Family. 
7 7 7 

CaOk tba aaake charmer. IWaamlJ with the 

Woold like to know the wbpresbouts of mir 
•oo, Thomaa Price, last heard ot with the 
FtaMua Trontwdour Conipany. Address Mrs. 
Allen Jooes. 019 Snyder Place, Lexington, Ky. 
7 7 7 • 

Joe Blaak will leara aomelhtas to hia Intnesi 
' - - -- Klof. Mi WMoe Boule- 



by wfHlsf Sailar K 

rard. Ohteasaw til. j y j 

Terra O. Jeboaon: Pleaae Mmaaaleata 
Mta. B. a, Jobaaon, Lutbcr. Mich. 

7 7 7 

Baalcl Wanea, M Locnat atroet. SntasMd. 
aiaaa.. wodM like to hear from PMC. tracott, 
ot Woleott Famous Snake Shows. 




BIO Eau WHEEL 

Toa aU kamr It. 
Tba old lallabla 
owaay gattar. la- 
piorad dowa to the 
mlant*. Batter thaa 
arar. 31,O7t).80 re- 
ceipts at oaa tato. 
ruo la B haora at 
another. (400 la oae 
day In a park. |TSt 
IB 8 daya at a cal 
abtattoa. I I.MS n 

•M 4th at 
abraMea. f8M at 
, aaetbar. . . 

eaMa at oaa BU 
WHBBL laat aaaaea. ALL FAOIB; wa ban 
tba proof, yon want It 7 Write fbr aaw 4S-«av 
toll of facta, flgnraa aad nhata 
_ jg;^ 



a DP 
catalog 



Would like to kaow tba wbcfaabarta aC Jaaica 

Csrai-r. MUs Grace Xaylor. SSS FacUe aTenoa. 
Santa Cruz, Cal. 

T T T 

Aa aaxlona father would Ilka ta bear fmn hia 
;bter, liarta Baylrara. Her mnthar la «rit- 
— 1 B. L. HeafiiatB, IflSI Sil- 



dangh 

IcidQr 



AddMaa B. L. 

aBnapoUa, 

7 7 T 



W. C. Henry. B. F. D. No. 3. Springfleld, 
Ohio, would like to bear from Wert Newton, 
better kaowa aa BlUla Newtoa, wba haa baaa 
_ jaactMl ■*& tta loha Bobiaiaa 
FonpioAwDs Maori. 

7 t I 

lOn -ftaaUa CMaa writca . 
aahad cata SwaaUa BalMluK, 

Miia Bar Crocker, .with Wrtsiwhi TMape. 
pleaic cowaiaaicate trith Miaa A.'B. Bcbaaeman, 
78 Shaolcy atiaat, Saa Fraaelaco, Cal. 

7 7 7 

woold like to know tha addieaa 

of BunrBadMi wh o abooM rnaimaaUaU with 
a^b^sn. Ci.r.i..d «mm. ■. 

■ t T » . , 



QocaUoa— was tha 
lat a« 



laat aaai0B7 
Aaawar — ^Xo. 

7 7 7 

OKar SObler: Please write to yoor motber. 
who ta rery moeh worried at act 
r«a. Addma T2l S. Fourth ats-- 



One Mass of Flames 

100 FOOT DIVE INTO , 
6 FEET OF WATER 

Beat algbt attraetloa la th* wvld for Pastfc 
Falra and Celebratloaa. Write CHAS 
LIAMS. 2flB2 Botgwr Street. St. Loala. lf«. 



BALLOONS 

Hot air ballooaa. Tba Uad that go high. laisa 
atoek^ ali alaea^ to aaaat yaar aacda. Saad bi 
yoor at«M It wiU ba illad paoihptlF. 



SMB 



CQNCESSIOMS 



New York Letter Carriers' SUrer Jubilee. JtdT 
8-«: alao PUttdeatch Tolka* Feat. Aug. ai-22- 
SM4-SII 8. 8. WBIUi. Mgr. OoDceaaioaa, 



BUT DIRECT from MANUFACTURERS ud IMPORTERS 



Toy Whip*, Canes, Penaants, Gss Bsnoons, KidVas, Canes for Cane Board. Send for 

1910 catalogue. NASELI_A BROS., 32 Atlantic Av*., BOSTON, MASS. 



KNIVES, CANES, NOVELTIES. 



MIS. TBE ZUmtSX BO VELTUM OUT. SOUTZBIBS OF AU 
Sooairkafa, bbell Pnrace. Glaaa ILampa, Comic Bottoaa, Coofettl. DoMarn, BUppcta. 
Faaaaata, Laatbar Gooda, Mlrraca. SheU Necklaeea, Initial Plna. Watebaa, PHio JewelrT. I 
rajWa. BlWiar Balla. Olaaa Noreltlea, BlbiMm, Boaattaa. FOoataln Peas, s-c«at 
Norel^ Bapply Bonaa la Ohio, ThoosaDds ot aaU 

racelTed. ISlO Cataloaua FBBB. 

MFS. 00., M14n Waadlaad Avaoaa, 0LBTXLAB9, OBn, 



Latseat 
ma day i 




PARISIAN OiMlf eVEIIS 



Largest Manufacturers in the World. Over 30 
different styles. Write quick for circulars telling 



CHEWING GVMIJSERS 

We are the nianufacturera of the ^ 

OWL PEPSIN CHEWING GUM 

mow being used by a majorilar of those foUowing Fain, CSaniivals, eta, for 
FieiB4M5^ Fiddle Wbeek, ek WUIeiw prick , v ^ ^ 

BALTIMORE CHEWING GUM CO., BALTIMORE, MUs 



LOOK! WANTED! LOOK! 

Ferris Wheal, Ocean Wafe, Merry-eo-Roood, Dell Rack, 
Cane Rack, Fortune Teller, Photo Gallery, Jap BowllnfAllii 

Will furnish buildings for the following: Laughing Galleiy, Penny Ar- 
cade, or any other good park attractions. Good people can make excel- 
lent connections for the summer. Only park in a radius of 50 miles. 
Musical Comedy, Minstrel Companies and Vaudeville People, write. Abo 

want good free acts. Will buy Oc(;an Wave and other park devices. 
Address R. W. Mailin. Mgr., R(x;k ClilT Park, Sijartaiiburg. S. C. 




Hialt - riyar 
BALLOON 



A WINNBlll 



THE 



" RIGHT 



.LATEST 




AIRrSHIP 



NOVELTY 



WB MOOlMaaiB 'illD MAUCBT 



OF ALL KlinxS 

Main to order aoy SPECIALTY yoa want. Eitimataa- aad innthi 
cheaifally mbiiiittad. 

CmCimiATI PAPER NOYELTT COIIP||iT 

p. O. Box 882, Cincinnati. 



WRITE US NOW FOR R It I C B,l 



68 



Xlie Dill board 



JULY. 2, mo. 



THX rAIB AT GBIGGSTILLE. II.L.. JnlT 19- 
22. WANTS SHOWS Uld STANDMZN. Mldwa} 
la between bondlDgs mud giud lUad^ la g ««l 
them ctHslnc end golSK eTerj daj. JiM t->W» 
^Ir la O. S. Tbe7 (pend It bece. TBIg m&mm. 
" « dicnlt. 

BOSS P. SBUm. 8<ex. 



TOY WHIPS 



tbe manofactiiieT aod (aTc tbr 
■lea. 8. 



FORfTUNE TELLER'S SUPPUES 



New Fairs 



Tbe list below contains data obtained b7 
Tbe BUIboaid dorloe the past week oalr. To 
seem* •^wilpiete list rererence AtM aHO be 
mad* to fMHnie bearing date of 



I apedaltr; 

PketM. fMuM. »2 per 1.000: InrUlbl* 
Papem t2. W and W per I.OOO: 1910 % 

■anted, tt per 100; Magic Wand*, tl; Hagle 

1^ om£ iio. t. a. DATKr. n* siMdwir, 



Three Days* Carnival 



loira, Aagint 23-24-^. nnder tbc 

the Betnaea Gommerclal Club. We 

to book abeot three Ugh-dass paid sbnws. 
wish to hear tram owners ot Merrr-ica- 
WHt* ta-a y. M AXEBW B. FABBB, 
li(li' toWB*-, v. :.- 




Ohimb Ptfiilt|'OJjCtemi 

etc., best in tiie maricet Send for 
togao No. 120. Address the old idiaU^ 



kBEITS WMRBSr 



ALBERT 
118 4th Avo., 



Wnd Hudli, • • U 
laHa ShtrpiMn, S4 

BAMPUB 10 Ob. 
L. ALLEN. 

Pittsburg, Pa. 



COI.OEAO0 
toarer — loterxtate Fair and 
8-lT. G. C. Poller, secy. 



Sept. 



XOT. 2S- 

XOT. 



TT.T.rw nTR 

Chicago— Third National Apple Show. 

Dec. 4. Ben H. Bice. secy. 
Cblearo— International lAre Stock' 
SG-Dec 3. B. H. Helde, lecr. . 
- Fair. Sept. JS-IS. P. J. Whlte- 



ISDIAVA 

Boswell— BoawcU Fair Assn. Ang. 23-26. IJoyd 



WILKES-BARRE, PA., FAIR 

Antfuflt 89, 30, 31, September !• 2. 1910. 

DAY AND NIOHT. 

PHVEEGBS Wm SALE. > ' I 




»>" AGENTS 

Tbey will Interest j-on. Oar adrertlslng 
hare Ibc dash an<l valiie Ibat jzet tbe money. 
SODVENIBS FOR SHOWS. CARSIVA1.&. ETC. 
~ Tuuag auB rieared <1>I08.S3 In 0 months 
Ariac as wrtIT If not. smmI postal today. 
BOAP CO,, SOS VttloB Park Conrt. Chicaao. 



Ctarlstler. acqr. 
Indlanapnlla fadlana SUt* Pair. 




Sept. 12-16. 



Gla n B w Oia B;r> Pair Aaa^ Sept. as-Oet. 

1. Tboa.' T** 1 1 I li um , aacF. 
ThonpUDSTllIe— QtMNDpUnsrllle Fair. Sept. 1- 

3. A. Richardson, secy. 

LODIBIAHA 
Jeaaarette— Jeaaccette Fair. Oet..««.^ S. B. 



■'■iiai^rm^i-- Jack 




W* liMflgiililiiis for Bll the latest 
iioT«Itle«. Sand tat onr oBtalOKue on 
Confetti, Canes. KbItvi, Cacntma 
Goods, RubtKKT BiXla^ SaMMr 
Balloons. 



Canes 



W* are exdnslva aaaBts for:GiaclaaBtl 
and Tldbaity' tor I. l a awis te ln a 06. 
Friees In Cincinnati same as In New 
Toifc: 

IK MKiini TIT iHPfliniK ca. 

Btceec, Clncimiati, Otilo. 



Soiiveiiir Goods 




NOVELTIES forFairs,Exposif!oBS. 
Preoiiiim Honses^obbers, Agents 

■ire IfWS SipylCI Everytfaina; in Nordtiea 
fUOtr Ftom We Sopply ETCiylMMlT 

Send for free Illratrated list of Koods. 
T. S. MOTT CO., tI5-«l7 lUPMP 5T,aiiJir», ILL 



Beecbwood — Pant 

Bishop, mgr. ' 
ETsFt— The Big OaaslF'-Mr; "■ept: n-lC Geo. 

B. Selby, secy. 

lasSOXTRI 

Kansas City — ^Am. Royal Uto Stock Show. Oct. 
lO-U. A. St. TbompsoB, ae^. 

Trnf flawli. CosBtr Fa<i^.: AiB.vattet.- S. 

Jas. Uaaban. ' aecy. 

HEW TOBK •■- -i.-V-:''.' " 
Islip, L. I.— Fair. Sept. 4-8. *;-it(»ln*. 

Baysbore, X.. 1., X. X.. aecy. : 



Jefferson— Aahtabala Cotl-'ApL', adilr. 

16-18. H. H. Wnadba-^^^ 
Mason — Fair. Aag.. 441; 
SomiDezfleld — Fair. 

aecy. ' „: 

Bl Bwi O' Pair . Septt. , H. S. Engle, secy. 

FMo^i-HUr Bacs: ifeat.^.ai|B..^^^ X. B. 

-Jr... aaep. . ^.-f.:^-V-? 
^' Sept U-U. J. ;.*, 




AbbeTtni 
t«yal. aecy. 



Franklin- Fair. Sapt ' »*" •. 
Boata— Fair. - Bapt. S-Mt 
-iiintoia onaiid Fair. Sepfe„S«L ::>T. b. 

S| ■ "■ " ■ 



Wichita Falli Palr;gOiefc Palawr J. 

Clark, secy. ... — 



Antlgo — Langlade Co. FUr. '- j 
Richard Kocbke. aecy. 

S tuia isjw B t ataaaa Fair assd. 
P. 



Aac 2S.ST. 



Int. ■ gsat 'gasaa- Aasi-^PMr. Oct. 
6-T. W. K. Ken. aaey. . . 
Portage La Prairie. Han. — Central Uan. Rranse 
CelebraUon. JToly 12-19. A. W. Hnmber. 
aecy. . 

Teeswatar. OoL— XNawatcr Fair. Oct. 44L Jao. 



THIRD 

Home :. 



ANNUAL 

: Pknic 



Three' big dava. Aac. if-lS'nd A. Waar liook- 

Jnp attractions and coDWSsions. Write at once, 

A. HOOTS, M^-r. FTiv.'.eg:-.. ZaT.ligtor., TlIi. 




CANES and PENNANTS 

FROM PACTOBY TO KCTAILFB 



We manufacture the most Gctensive 
line in the oounfay. If jaa wish to 
mioy a soisatuni of kmmog big profit, 
in touch with us and our low prices. 
Do it now, before you get nured in therut 
of poor stuff and poor selleis of other makers. OaUdog 
free. Samples submitted. Quick action. 

cKwm ci^sn^iL wipiM ORin. u. 





WE CALL rr 



iltB,liti|i.lit eoliMB, and abo«B.allL 

^ thiiig y ^ii ^ mfip fi i j t«si 




un tagr'flnva 
IHvdy cfltBCt. 

Samples to Streetaarn and Dealars. 
THE PlliFOUR TOT MFS. GO , - CIITOI. OHIO. 

Sella for 10 cents. S7.20per aro» 




GOOD SHOWS 
-PRIVILEGES 



WISCONSIN AND ILLINOIS 
INTERSTATE FAIHIND RACING imiGOIT 

BOSCOBEL, Wise., August 9-13; H. E. Austin, Secretary. 
HnrEBAL POnrr, wise., August 16-19; T. M. Prieatley, Secretaxy. 
DARLmGTOn, Wise,, August 23-26: F. E. West, Secretary. 
PLATTEVILLE, WlSC., August 30 to Sept. 2 ; C. H. Gribble, Seczetaiy. 
WOODSTOCK, ILLS., Septonber 6-9; George A. Hunt, Secretary. 
SPSIHG GREE^ WKC, Sept. 13-16: A. L. HcHnriea, SMxataiy. 

MAiHs mt. wmr . iiiiiMBfc» aM»; l^.«..p■liB■lli^ BirwiBn. . 

MKBUaO CBMllUCslfB6.sSiit.sr40;lF. 



Fairs - Clever Terms— Sbart Sb^ 

WRITE EACH SECRETARY 



THi: BUYKR.';- DIIiF.CrORY TEXLS YOC WHO AST) WTIEJtE. 



The Great Vitginia-Canilinas-Geoisia Fair Circuit 

I Fig inMcnoNs. M-niBs smiw y m kikiis.~1 

CONCESSION MEN DOirX miss this circuit:— Galax, Va., 6. F. Gazr, Sec, Aug. 30-Sept. 2; Radford, Va., 
w«viiBW*S^g am*9 K. M. Caldwell, Sec, Sept. 6-9; Tazewell, Va., H. Claude Pbbst. Sept.iS-ie; Roanoke, Va., 
L. A. Scholz, Sept. 20-23; Lynchburg, Va., F. A. Lovelock, Sept. 27-30; Winston, N. C, Col. G. E. Webb, Oct. 4-7; 
Raleii^t R. CoL Jos. £. Pogue, Oct. 17-22; Charlotte, N. C, C. M. CresweU, Oct 24-29; Greensboro, N. C, Garland 
Daniels, Oct. 11^14; Oolnmhia, S. C, p. F. Efird, Nov. 1-6; Augusta, Ga., Frank B. Bean^ Vor* 8-11; Eatonton, Ga., 
M. F. Adams, Nov. 15-18. For inrdcnlfln write each secretary, or 

•J. F». FLIF»F»0, - - Circuit Secretary, Roanoke, Va. 



JULY 2, 19ia 



Ttte Billboard 



69 



Street 



.J 



tiiL. Itet 

tonl 4OTlac tk* 



nuvois 

M. W. A. PtcBle. Aoc. 24-3S. Hury 
G. Cllpte. ncy. 
Anrooi— Attrood PmU FMtlTml. Sept. B. 

C. S!pe. secy. 
Aai^'rit— Aurora Orl*lDK Pirk Aan. Joir tMlL 

Gbu. P. Vm Slekl*. aacy.- 
-Bnr(l>i»ira — NIactceDtk Anonal Itow w> 
. Anc 22-37. 8. L. Vsa P oW M . XtJ^ 
loitn. III. • _ . . • " ■'• 

Brii--< iiii^TotacmiMB ' CanaitaL- -AaK- 
Vil lllnsch. MCTx W-lfc McHiaAKi^ 

lillr. III. ' 



Aolnrn — MerchmaU' Canilvil. Oct. S-T. Joha 

O. Locbocr. KCr. 
La Gnas*— La Oranse Coanty raim Prodncu 

Show and Coca School Weak. Oot. S-T. B. 

H. Waddell. arcr- 
NoblesTllIe— O. I. R. U. CarnlTal. Jooe 2r- 

Jnly 2. 

BockTlOt— BoekTllIe Free Fall CtrnlTal. 3cpt 
ar Oct. Cbaa. E. Lambert, aocy 

"^saragif^y^-.** 

IOWA 

Bloomileld — Cl^ Fire Department CaznlTal. Joli 

4-9. O. r. Leacb, aeer. 
Oder Bapida— CanlTal and BzMilttaa. 

1-8. O. K. Barton. ireT. . 
Clarion — rrre Street Fair. Jtan' STMr - S. 

Wlaalow Sliowa, attp. w » 

OUatoo— Katha' ChraWal. Jaly 18-23. Klla> 

8iMn>«. attr. 

Ctunberland— Camlral * Hooc Coalnc. Sept. 
1-3. 



O. S. 



Sbowi. itlr. 
Barltrnia— EkrtTtOe Canlnd. 

Alhett Volt. aeey. 
Hartley — Celebration. Ans. It-IT. 

Knaaek, secy.. Hartley, la. 
Haaeatoo — Fall FeatlTaL Sept. 15-lT. A. D 

MeOntre, care Booater Clob, Hnmeaton. la. 
KaUartn— KcUiYtoo Bensloo. Anx. I S. Uug 

Hlnpna. Kellenna. la. 
KnasTl-ia — Rooirlii* Oommerelal Onb CaralTal 

Oct. 10-14. Call Oambla, KBOXTlUe. la. 



y»at>r»« «u^OMnvr_A XATox BT wmrziae xss buxboaxo 0* at 

TIB^Ont UT OF SXBXBT FAIRS. THCKAMIi - 
^HATSB miD ras TKAX mPOCB. 

. .• ~ ..■■■ i.^-.v'-f.vv • ■• ■■ ■ ••• , V - 

»a<r — — " — — ' — 



if «mt rair ... 




. Jnlj aO-lL OUi 

..«..» . Ml Sb MclMMboraw m. 
" • • • OMalml. Aac »«..;H.; S. 



-— — Home Picnic An*. »•«. O. 

H. Bane, aecy., Kaniaa. m. 
LerlastM— Boom Ooalas. Aos. IT-Ul A. 



Hooti. acr. priT. 
UcLeiBibacs— Dale Renolon Aaas. Jnly SO-23. 

Otia Tnmer. Ronte 6. McLcasaboia. lU. 
IloUa»— Sed Men'a CamlTal. Job. XT-JnIx 2. 
•Ceg KrmmerllJMr. - 1410 HiBPth >Tan 

Pitecetco — Ftimen' OKulfaL 
- B. Uabola, aecy. . - • 

Mm— Hmw Oflala« aad «M 



»«nwlck— M. W. A. Plcale. Anc 8. O. O. 

riokerfoB. leey.. Svaawl A, - m. - 
ToJ«J(>-Toledo CamlTil Aan Aog. 16-20. Wm. 

M. loolaa. tecy.. Tolede. HI. 
W M>fi Mi ■K atalTal. Jaa* ZT-Joly 2. Ckleasa 
^»MMM«M^ Sboifa. attr. 



nroraw* 




. iBaiTlUe Ooauncrdal Clob Fonrtk 
4t JMy OkMbratlaB. Joly 4. OM C eambla. 




XAS8AS 

OooBCil OroTc — Stnet Fair. July 11-14. Morrli 
Coonty Fair Aasn., mgn. 

Dmraa — AnalTenaiy CelebcalhBl 3H^ lB-28. 

Balph Biioadea, aecy. 
■ikrWn Bona Ooml^ Aac. S«-XaL Mart 

PiliaiT, aecj. Booam' Ctab^ Bttildta, Kaoa 
Grrenleaf— Gteenleaf Aannal Oelebrattoa. Jnly 

29-30. H. TicotF. pna., ORcaleaf, Kan. 
annlMMt— AaalTaonr OrtiMama. Savl. >l 

^AnT'^^Ra. ** 
Baadall — RandaU Celebration. Ao(. S. B. W. 

FaUchlld, aecy. 
Srlran Grore — Annaal CanlvaL Sept. 14-18 

W. H. Brelhan. aecy. - -■ - 
WIAIta— PMdeM Piopliata OkBlMfL M; n 

B. a M. Caaar. aacy. 



IVI A. N A. G E R S 
of F*arKs, F'aira and Xtieatres 

Now is the time to get great benefit from an *'AERi ALAD." 

ngla Oaa any otber ■iMbm at twiea tka eaat. KT VO. S X3C. UUUIX la 
it . earefnl jouac maajriU «**ieia waiHl fMm KO pat ww i «fc 
FCul aSUSDre UB OSOWIML Vklla iW (aU aaCHMtlM. Q 



It wm 
tba ha 

IX a 



«I. CONYNE. 380S MeLean A.v«^ 





I ffU UNE OF CUB lOOH HnHOTK 

ON UNO AT Ui TIMES 



i 



Price $25.00 

' the now cams Inat oot. Xho sxaat. 
fl«Ba orar Iseaatad. Caa be cna by 
aay «ml aajwheie. and wtU get a pUur unKj- 

' ». so eaperlei " ~-*- 



_ _ eaperlence reqnlnd to operate, Priae 

bis or little at will. Oat It HOW -vblla it U 
nei»! We cnaiantao it to pleaaa yoo. 



Prioe $S5.0d_ 

THE TUT.Ti BPnmTK iWOIHEK HZW tUtt, 
Can be nm anywbere and la one at tba beat 
CWa Otuaia iatte Iwlana Ball la in rislit 
of player at all tlmea. Has 3 eombtnatlona. Sic 

Prixe, IJttle Prlxe or F^Ir. We snarantee It 
to work perfectly. Get it now. It'a a "Pippin." 



Also rcmpmbcr that wo make and sell more Dice than all others combined. Why? Becatiae oora 

ar^ (iiM?!(lo.ny ^^■t^-■r. No wRlr. no dpjny — onJera flllrd Ranio day fi recolvrd. Otir Stw 1P1# 
CkLA]cK r^-ady n;d it is FHK>;. Seed for it at occe. 



WeHaviths 
Hot Sellers 
This Year ! 



TIau are ssMplMtt lha liHdradt af bif stUtn thavni liair law iMtki 



Washers 
Pearl Plates 
Gold Stones 
Attaehing Pins 
Dice 

Send now f<n: a copy of our New 1910 Catalogue. 
NEW IDEAS NEW GOODS NEW PRICES 



Beads 
Bangles 
Shells 

Ring Tops 
Cat Eyes 



Agates 
Tools 
Sample Ca: 
Rings 



R06ERS, THURMAN & CO., 90 Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO, ILL- 




If yog inA lKi pmitam 



AllpoKiuSc 

ry^uidb^sdlihg and profitaU^ 
FRdM THE MXkEELS write us for "FREE SAMPlJES" and descriptive pnce list. 

A COMPLETE RANGE of SIZES and WEIGHTS. Extra qnality, Long necks. Attractive colort5 
SEAI1IJSS& CONSTRUCTION MEANS A LOW PERCENTAGE OF UlSS. 

Eveiy Balloon WOl Inflate To lU Full Size. 



MAirUFACrnRED BT 



THE FAULTLESS RUBBER CO., Ashland, Ohio, U. S. A. 



STATE FAIR, RIGNMOIID, VA, OCTOBER 3nl TO Sih, 1910, 



RICHMOND is now buildiiw one of the finest fire-proof Exhibition 
luildinsi in the oouniiy, neam three hundred feet aquarep ltv.Manu- 
wtonn' and llerehai&* fidA^ 

FOR SAI£--TWO SPACflSS^-lllor Concessions, 20 ft. x 20 ft. 



WANTED for our MIDWAY— A few mm Ffiak-CtaBS Ui^to-Dttte. 
Shows. Midway Brilliantly Illuminated evoy evenii^. 

All Showmen playing Richmond are protected by the STATE FAIR 
ASSOCIATION, covering dll«p»»«&iiiw that veelL [_ e .^ 



B (J I LADING OPEN FROM S A. M. TO O F". M. 



lialinond is act Ilia BiggMt •»> Bast Fair ia lha CniIIii. BUT 



■NI01 



Ad^a. .11 corr^municattona to FRED LEWIS, Chief of Concesslons, Idlewood Park, Richmond, Va. 



ep 



Xtie Billboard 



JULY 2, mOL 



Mill in ol aU Wum. Ang. 



Oveaibora — Woodmen of the Worid CanlimL 

Jnly 4-9. T. T. iMK. ncT. 
Fattucab— Colored K. of P. OrnlTal. ^ept. S- 
Overby, 308 N. 8tli IL, 




CfeMndOB. JdIt 2- 
4. John !>. Iffmaa. WCT- 
Oraoce — lOOtta AnnlTeiMTr CelcbntlMi. Jnlr 
4-^. James JL. McKenna. utcr-, OrmDse, -Mass. 



bOB IfooBtatB— Aiiaaal Baoalan' Sooa ot 8t- 
~ jC MIrttgaa Jair U-3S. B. Bat- 

Fummf Ftealc Aag. 25. T. 

OnBooia^ lecj . 
Mllta— Xalttata of Pyt May jjatatral. Date* aot 

^r. P» Qieftva ja aacT> 
~ - — - -jod-Smnnwr K. oC P. FeM- 

Chas. B. Baydia. mcT' 




4. 

MOl 

Ol ata inie — AooDal PInlOb' 
Aadctaen. A. BMdbna ■ 
■moacoMiit comnilttee. 
- OmOloa— Street Fair. Sept. 2r.Oct. 1. W. 
BlUIdaj. terj. . 
0 » — i W Ie — Canrine Rconlna. Aof. ie-U. 
Cbmieotbe — K. ot P. CanlnL Abr 44. 
Downlnc — CamlTal. Ans. .1IM4>' .Oib A. J. 

Drake, aeey, Donlns. 3IO. 
m Uorado— f IcBle and CelebntlaB. Joir 20- 

%t \. E. Rnnt. seer. 
Battleaborc — Home Coming and Fdbrflfof Jnir 

Celetuatlon. Jnly 4-B. 
JUafMB— Gape Olrardean Cooaty HooM Com 
tag. Aug is.28. R. K. WUaoD. Jadkaon. Ifo. 
Pnat OroTt — OaralTal. Last week la Aocnat. P. 

O. ITnekalir. aecT. 
St. iMla— Prthlan Charity CaTolral. Joly 25- 
Sl. Jobs H. Holmes, rhalrman. 512 Commer. 
-dil BMb,- St. Lonis, :mo. 
■ g fttap P terie. Ad^. ii-IS. a. ■. lie- 




, mr is- 

' M. w. T iTiiirtiiifi. Mcr. 

Oi tdaa muTMm ■ Clwlj Agrlenltaid 

■»«. 20-2a. H. a. I«Dn. aecy. T . . 
Lelsli — FliemaB'a-.Xnnameat. Aiig.'XM>. 
IK. Staffoefc ajwy^' Mtlu- K«i >. 

Sodal CInli. ^oly 44>. Per^ 
MCJ-'^ IMS Broadway, N. Y. City, 



J. 




. CMr — BIk Gala Home Week. Jnly 4-9. 

Pncy EkdM. M02 Broadway. New York 
aty. 

HEW YORK 
Blaetmmton — CanilTal. Sept. 2S-29. B. Z. 

Spanldlng, secy., BInghamton. N. Y 
n«dfliil>— Oeotenolal and Firemen's Ccnreotloa. 

July 2t.30. Herman J. Westwood. aecy. 
Jaaeotown— Crcteanlsl Week. Aiuc. 2S4lept. 4 
Klngztos — Railroad Clob Celebration. JiUy 4. 
F.' K. Green, aecy., Kingston, K. T. 

Uld Booa , Wc^ Ji 




SOHIO' 

AAemie— M. W. A..FleU Day. Jnly 2»^'W. 

R. Bboemaker, Box 173. AnhTllle. O. 
•ahltnrt — Commetrlal . Ctnb CamlraL- Oct. - 4-8. 
: V SUraiaH. duinnan. . ~ . 

Mlakv— BeUalre Aetle Nol STl. T. O. B. Car 

■teal. Dates not mit. Andrew .C. CnmieUe. 

ssay 

tBiIII I me — Bellerine St. Fair & Home Comlns. 
TSept. 13-16. Wm. Etz. secy., BeUerlUe, . a 
fSacmaati — Ohio vmUrr ri|iiiallla« -Jimgt.*^ 
Sept. 20. Clande Himo, CMHNr^C^ROi 

Bccuiwj, O. 




Kallda— Pioneer Oelcbntta. Aai. 

Untoa 8. BoIerJaCk. leer. 
LlBu — ^Home Comloff. ScpC 9^ O, 

•»cy. 

Mocbanlcsburg — ^Home ComtDK and Bace UeetbiK. 

JbIt 25-30. Cham. A. Wood. secy, 
ipamlsburg— CarnlTaL Week Joly 18. C. 3. 




Aar« 1.3. Geo. H. HItcbeock, aecy, 
"WHtningttro — wnmlntOB and CUnton Oonaty 
Os uteiui lal Borne OemSag. Aug. 25-28. 
OXKAHOIEA 
OMBaacbe— El^htb Annaal CatnlTil. An*. 18-30 

M. B. WaU. IWT_ 
W ji T iaaii l Cn aia i a rtl a l CMi. : Sab- SMOl 
MeOnrrata Pn ai ty Ckntral ud Pkale, - Jidy 

4«. T. Self: aery. 
Bed Bock— CkmlTal. July 20-21. G. M. Grace, 
aecy^. Bed- Boi^-- Okla. 
- HrracntlBe' - ■ 
.Seovtaiy 

at P..'Plealc;. Jalr.-M^ *. W. 

IH^U^. "eey.., , 

__hM^niq|Ia^waat«er Flie 

CaamOon aadlBtTeet Fair. Aes. ^IS, S 
W. Laa.,355 Academy at.. CanMia^ ,Fa. 
Ovarr* . .Ballrr-BrtCampmeirt and J "MtT 
■ tmm of Husllaodiy. . SeptU ill; 
; Tr^per.. Oecaa -Cl^. 3M. 
Cbkrloot— Bir-.-Bttsaak. 
■ CaznlTal. -Aa| 
Ckailrrol. Fa. 
Oailiiiiil »aiini of Mr: -CHAatloa. Jnly 
4. J. J. Bo... aecy. 
■nHiHI mailt aC 





laterbars— GraaM^ Hnlt O* lOlNaMr Car 
BlTal. AOS. IMS. Baa gaab W. <tattc Otter 
barg. Pa. _ 
Patayra— Old Htae WMu Sept 4-Ul a F. 

fldmcldcr. aeow. 
Point Marion— ^estiral. July 11-14. Bdward 
GoStax. Mcy., Point Marion, Pa. 

Mat— Ileteiiants and Manatactnrers' Ont 
F. B. Pouter, cbalnaan amoaa 

_ ~ Ctty. Pa. 

Iillfclii rsa tmmmm CantraL My U- 




ker. T. W. 

ililaeillla Ooafederate Tai 

aSM. A. P. GraTas, aetf- ' ' ; 

Mckhnt— iMkhart CatalTaL Oct. 441 A. -W 
JoedaB, Ixtckhart, Tex. 

WASKXHOTOir 
ooBMr— Sedro-WooIIey Caralral. Jnly 4 
lat Bfcedloa. uaiceael ona; BL .H. Skiiaa 
•4lr. 



/Ob. B. CatalTal. Jnly. S&Ml B. 
xy.. Bos Sll. Beawood, W. Ta. 



liadyamltb— M. W. A. Fleale. An*. .ST.. .. 
Stereos Point — ^I8tb Infaatir and IStb Wb. 
' Battery Rennlon. Ans. S-4. E. G. Hart. 

secy.. CbUton, Wis. 
Two Btreta— Fooith of Jidy Celebration. Jaiy 

4, Ohaa. F. Kliat. Two XlTara. Wla. 

OAViJBA 

MOBtreal. Que. — A-rlatlaD Meet. Jime 2T-Jnl} 
.8. O. W. Bennett. leey. 

MorrisbaTs. Ont. — Scenic Centennial and Home 
Coming. Ang. 2-5. J. P. Gormeley. chair 
man, Motrisborg. . Ont., Can. 



SLOT MACHIMCS WANTED 
tnU naiUetfaa, ^ " 

1CK ool. nth ft7 



Wai i f tf i Combla Rtl o n TO ft. 

TS^ft. Tnrtle Back Otr, 

Band and Ticket Wason 

erty. Nothing bnt tbe beat. 
Box 275, Eaton. OUo, 



WiinM» C^aL Fine 
ana otaca bboq aca^- 
at. 3. AuSSdSS. 



NOTICE! 

We have a 



NspensBis. 




SU5, 'aD 'cUises 
A TINSON. EUda, 



GOOD PRIVILEGES. 

0.;IL HATCHES, Sapt. Coacessloiu. 
GKAND FOBIS. N. D. 



Pprtlapdy Qregoii 




Paik Peopl^'Fiatanil'^Onkn, 
PrivileKe.Men; Cdebra- 
tion FoUoifMrs; Jobbers 




_ eatalogne of tbe 
■bacy Pennanta on 
rwltk as and yoa 
ka awa t bat 
. MOfEUrV 
Tork. N. Y. 



Aera ck e T TS cV 



NEW IDEA 
CIGAR MACHINE 

, -A- -winner for streetmen, cigar stofes, 
summer resorts, etc. Plays coins of all de- 
D'ominatlons. Big profits. Slwwy. &bnts 
up like -a - sample' ease-. -Write qalck. 

JMn.tS NOVELTY CO.. 
MiiiB BHiMMlib' - - CMienae. 




CmSE RACK MEIW 

Wnes, whips, tinsel pennants. 

SEND FOR CATALOGUE. 
I. turn 4 SM. ■■JmIwiii. Si Am It. Itw Tirt Citi. 



ALARAMA STATE FAIR 

Btrmlnotiam, Alabama, October 6-1 S» 1910 

BIgrest and Best Yet. Every coostdermCiai 
of Concessionaires and Roadmen who aia < 
week. Population 150,000. Write for pr. 
Sacretaiy, Box IDS, Birmingham, Alahims, 



SOUTH SIDE FAIR 

ISUP, LX>NG ISL.AMD. MEW YORK. 

SEF»TEI\/IBER 4tli, 6th. Tth, Sttt. 

Prlvilag* Man and Conc*ssienair«s. No Gambling. LN* Tswa. 
Addraaa, E. J. ROBBINS. S*er«rtary, Baysher*. Long Island.' 



ftlENTS— CANYASSERS=STREEniHI 

OUR LATEST— BEATS ALL OTHERS. 

Beautifal Cabinet containing five 25c. highly perfumed toilet 
preparations, actual value $1.25. Send 20c. for sample. 

PARKER CHEIWtlCAI.. CO.. CHICAGO. ILX.. 




AUTOMATIC BUnON CAMERAS 
FLOSS CANDY MACHINES 

Sleeve Camena troa $15 np, Battona for all makes 
of caaaecaa. Platan and ainitillM. Write to-day. 



GLOBE ELECTRIC ft MFG. CO. 

I>ept. B., 61-S3 Fraiikiart St., Stw Tork, U. B. A, 




FAIRS 



SOUTHEASIEBN IMP. CIBCUIT 
W( Viit Sim Mi CucissiM Peepli 



. July 

H(9SXB TEXHOB, INS., Jnly 26-S9.. 
OSGOOD. ntP.. Angnat i-6 

lA waESCEB rag, nn>., Aacart S4. 

ORlimSBUKG. JaD., Angnat U-lt.... 

COLTntBUS. nn>., Angnat SS-S?..... 



FKAKEUK, nro., Angnat 31.8ant. 1 SS. .....«i..j 

B UBMV 1 i . T . B . nm.. Ansatt 3(Mn.awt.^M4^^.... 
gtrsT.wwwTTJ-.w, mib. Sag*. SOS.......^^..i.tt... 



............. .......B. O. Poriar, aecretaty. 

Salph Oatat, P m e ta iy. 

■ .*................ .9, a. Kanpar, Secretary. 

£■ e. BieTky, Seciataiy. 

............. Jtt, O. B. AiaswoTtb. Sacieta ry. 

................... Xboa. ▼Inn edge, Becrataiy. 

......... . . . Mart in Sallaiv, Secvetafy. 

,."...4.^ ........ ...... w. I. 



TIPTON. INO. 

•nJMJV 4ttm TO 9m« . 

OFRKOMi 



IS— OIG ATTRACXIOP4S— IS 

Spedal Epee Attiaclions. Philion's Spiral Tower and 
. jP lie iiwr fa l' GiMMMnon people come on. ' No ezdusives. 

AddraMbilklTED FAI^ BOOKING ASSOCIATION, Tlgltia, Iwd. 

Or 304^SBhlllsr Building, Chieage. 



WANTED I WANTED I 

PyTHIAN CHAdlTY CARNIVAL " ST. LttllS 

JULY 26th TO JULY 31st. Ineluslve. 



Want one nwre big, aord aai iintlnail nca Act, Menage AcU for onr big btppodrome. 
Trained Animal Acts. I'ouy Show, Experienced lUnaloDlnu. s Kood Zoo. a few flrst claaa 
Shows »n<l Pr«-«k«. Ferris Wheel, 9atb CentaiT Merry -Go- Itound, Electrlclann. Bo«> Can- 
vasman. A-1 Adrance Agent, Experienced Coalraclor. good Talktrs who ran get the nwucy, 
and men In all departments of the Carnival Business. CON'CESSION PEOPLE, don't miss 
this rare opportunity for a bsnnvr busioeKS. Kor Conces)«loas and PTlTllecen. aOdrcss. 
JOHN D. IJ0LSIE8. Chairman Ex. Com. r. C. C. S12 Commercial nullding, St. Louis. Mo. 
Address all other letters to ST. LOCIS' OFFICE •■BILLBOARD," 800 MO.-Trmt Uldg.. 



JOHNSON and JEFFRIES CHAMPIONSHIP 

unu uinmiiiFiB 

. psr 1000, f12JW. 

hfttoa Chsnn, 

pergroas, $9.00 1 

NOTICE — ^Resut ibll smoimt of order when sending for I 

theae gooda. W« ariQ not ahip otherwiae. Theae gooda ' 

sre attractive and tiiistk is will coin i 





4M 




jjLY 2, wn. 



Tiie Blll.boa.rd 



61 



4tli OF JULY 

CELEBRATIONS 



Uca's Olcbratli 




Ik» Bluff— M. W. A. ColcbrttloB. Jnly 4. 
jUfca na — Cclebratloa- F. f. Qnliia. wcy. 

BIBTaiCT OF OOLUKBIA 

ira*l>lDKtoD — Sons of Amerlon Berolutlon and 
n'lililDlcton MuDlcrpalltr. Jaiy 4. Hon. HeB- 
tf B. r. Mcrarlaod, DIatxIct Bids., ' 
" — D. C. 



WlBchcsti 



BtUmODt — OaMcatloa. ' W, F. Frcsch, topi, coa- 

ctaaloaa. BaUmoot. TL 
BoibMU — CelebratlOB. J0I7 4. 
CtntoD— CdaliratloB. r. C Jobnaoo. tej. 
GalHlmrt — roorth of Joly CamlTal. Jolir 4 aad 

ireck. J. H. Baltd. Mcy. 
BanlilMirs— Harriaborc Fair Aaao. Cdcbntloo. 
..^ Ml^ 4. C. E. .BTlnstoa. RanlalKits, ni. 
■Maaaa— OalcMatliaB. B. P. Oeonar. mtj. 
Wm tm OMraUan. a H. AUbtlsht, —ej, 
Oauf*— Cdabntlon. July 2-4. Chu. KnoM, 

•XT' 

PcmtUc — Celebratloo. C. J. Haser. accr. 
gteltiTTtUe— Cclebtatlon and CarnlTal. Jnly 4-S. 

Joe Yoonc. B»c7. 
nalliTTlUr-^CelabraUon^ Cba^ B. BecUa, mecj. 




at Uonoda Park. r. D. 

XortM. etn- IndUiia ■ Unloo -Traction Co., 
lad. 

Bmerelal Clab Celebration. Lioala 

aecT. 

(— Elks' Ctoeoa. ' A. OoTcrt, aa^. 

U. -Bukar, MCj. 



KIBSIBSIPFI 
ScrantOB— nremen's Aonaal Picnic. Jnl» 4 
W. W. Walker, aecy. ' 
. KUSOUBI 

^^S."_'^""-;::'*'«'>"**<>n- Sadetary. Lock Box 

31, Bonne Terrc. Uo. 
Corlntb — Alcom Pair Aaan. Celebration. Jnly 

4. R. M. StrlpUn. aecy.. Corlntb. Mlaa. 
Tbayei^-lCcrcbanta* Celebration. July 4-S. T. 

W. SlMip, wcr. 
8t Loola— Patrlotle ladepeodenee Day Aian. 

CelebratlOB. Jobn J. O'Connor, aecy. 
XOHTAHA 

Bl« Timber — Celebration. July 4. A. U Brady. 

BIb TlmbCT, Mont. 
Uamllow — Celebration. July 4. 
Moodik — CelebntloD. Thoa. Lenooo, lecy. 
Sarase — Celebration. Jnly 4. 



WABBmOTOS 

BeUlncham— CelebratlOB. Mr B. J. Boek- 

ey, aecy. 
CbeweUb— Celebration. Jttf 4b 



Colfax— Celebration. Jolr C 

- - ;»_W. O. W. 



'■Ir «. 



WEST TIBOmA 



BealTic*— Flieoen'a Celebration. Jnly 4. 
Brskan Bow— Celebratloa. 8. L. MUkr. lecr. 
Curtla — Celebration. July 4. 
Blmwuod^-CaMratloa. Mward X. Jiai7, aacy. 

Madlaon V tma t m rWtmtk ar SFcSatea&on 

July 4. 

Plattamaotb— I. O. R. M. riilikiatlw Aaton 

H. Koobak. aacy. 
St. Paal— CUabnUoB. Jnly 4. 
BttamtaoeHialebratloB. Jnly 4. 

tlon. J. KIrt. aav. 
■XW TORX. 
Blngbamtoo — CelebratlOB. Jnly 4. C. H- Bone, 

aecy., Blngbamton, N. Y. 
Wanaw — Calebratloo and TTiiiiia OmIiii Jnly 
' 4-«. D. W. UcNaIr, secy. 

IfOBTH BAKOTA ' 
Uenbnm — Celebratloa. July 4. 
Clifford — Celebration. July 4. 
Dickinson— Celebration. July 4. 
Graarllle — Celebration. July 4. 
Manalntc— Celebration. July 4. . - 
lUrsball — Celebration. July 4. 
Neche— Celebration. Jnly 4. 



Ballalia— Bcnatra 
tloa.' SylTaa Blom, m 
— ■ C^W 



tioB. Joa. U McOowaO. 



D fW da 



Oalaba 



CSyda If. 



■X ■ 



FOPRTH OF JULY GELEBRATIOHS 




af»***^**«*«« •••••• 



Addnaa af 



Berth 

Kortb Venon. Ind. 
Pttrrtburs— Celebratloo. Gns Frank, aecy. 
Pwtlaad— Foorth of Jnly Oalabradon. Portland 

4nin»»m»nt Co.. num.. PartUnd. Ind. 
BOMIatllle— Howard Co. Fair Aaan. Celebratloo. 

July 4. w. a. Wlaala. aacr^ BaaaUaUle, 



= . - Jaly 4. . . . 

B^»'>>«*-I«a»ali«ya' Aaaa. OrtcteaOaK Inly 
^ 0. J. Pteaeott. IIST Sixth are., DcaMolaca. 

SS'j.^^'^tr^'*'""*"- K. K. Keith, aaey. 
Bn^eld— Celebratloo.- F. It. Stoidlraat, 

9'°"'— *'»'*•"■'«' Celebration. July 
H. 8. Beckman, aecy.. Omady Otatar, la. 
atnuoo. J. p. iTallaaa. aaar. 
"^lebraUoo. Jaly 4, - 



Beneraie— Cdehcatlaa. 

loU-BlranUa 

Iota, 
Jaartloa ' 
Cbrlati 

Kan. ^ , ^ 

Learrnirartb — lOUtitr 

Jolj- Celebratla^^] 

Aw., nmn. 
■•■■J— Old Time Celebration. Jnly 
jjf"«'»lt. prea., Norway. Kan. 
g*^y-^alabcay. WlllU Bodgaca, 




O. P. 
?'4. 




L iBii 



.«.. BatUa Craak. lOah. 

~ "elebraUoii. Jaly 4. Vat. Tacback, 

Mi itmf* iMfoa 



*^'2!?~£!r'**""<>»- July 4. p. p. Tbompaon, 

^eey.. Cloaoet,- Ulnn. 

Fartbanlt—Elka' OalebraUoa. Jnly 4. D. F. 

MrKenale.' a^er... • rarlbaalt. iUam. 



Kalite— OeI«catla^ Joly S. WIHm I. Bdar- 
Jack, aacj. 

LaBcasto— Klka and MccbaBlcs' Band Odataa- 

tlon. Barrey Boley, aecy. 
LodI — Celebration. C. M. Fetaer. aecy. 

New PblUdclphIa— CaMratlaa. Jack Bkhatda 

a&d Newman. .■0^-'" 
Saleai— CalebratMa.7 9kK K' aHMK' BHfbV'iraat 

O. 




BMaay CaWkaatlaa. F. a 

»•«•:. 4. 



<UCMM0MA. 

EnM— Celebration. ' Jnly 4. 

bam. aecy., Enid, <Maa. 
Kedtord— Celebratloa. Mr 4. W. J. Ijooa. 

aecy., UedfOrd. Okla.- :i ■ — 

Btlflar— K. of P. PtoMk 'MlT Mi *^ W. 

UcKlBlay. aecy. 

PEHSSn.VAKIA 

ApoUa-K. O. T. IL Oilalaatlaa. 
mv- BMtarfllak' Pa. 



J. J. Cnnnlng. 



J. a. Maati. 




daarflald. Pa. 
Doabar — Bustneas Meo'a Celebratloa. July 4. 

A. N. Bamptoo. secy.. Dunbar. Pa. 
KlttaBalnc— CelebratlOB. Joly ««. Joa. it. Ba- 



Coalac. ladJ 4. 



J. 
Barry 



M o MMM Faartk ac 

PhaS5AlIa-^Boa< 

A. KaOer. aacy. _ _ .. 

BaraaMarllla-Ortabnttoa. W. B. Ml. aecy. 
Tataa b a i a O al eb ta rt aa Joly ««. 

mum SAsoTA. 

BoBcatcel— CelebratlOB. Inly 4. A. I'. Heo- 

drlcksoB. aecy., Booealcel. S. D. 
Bla Point — Celebration. Jnly *. 
aajrvlU^-Oalabratlao. T. B. Qathila, lacy. 
Hartford — Celebratloa. July 4. 
Raytl — Celebration. July 4. 
Henry — Celebration. July 4. 
MUler— Olebratlon. Jnly 4. 
Parker — W. B. 0. Picnic. Jnly 4. - 
South Shore — Celebratloa. July 4. 
Webalar. OaMrattaa. laty 4. 



UoandiTUIfr— Board of Trade and MerchanU' 
_Clnb CalabraUoo. Joly 4. B. C. Sbaw. secy. 
Pl a d M Mt MaalL lpal OriebnttaB. a C. Colbert- 

Bos 881^ Pladaoat. W. Va. 
Waat D a l i a Oalabrattoa. J. B. AaUmrs. aaey. 

Week. Jnly 4. 



B a r a b ai B ank Ooaaty 4aMNMM (M- 

ahralta. Jaly 4. r— — f— ^ — 
Ckalaaka— CUebratloo. My '4k' " 
Wkhata Calebratloo. ^».4. ■ 
Haywaid— Celebratloo. Mb C T If. BaBlf 

aecy., Rayward, Wla. . 
Merrill— CelebraUon. Ja|r 4. 
Red Qranlte — Cltlxena OHMnHaa.' JMy 4i W. 

B. Polaesyk, aecy. 
Sterena Point— Celebration. July 4. A. E. 

Bonnon. aecy.. Sterena Point, WU. 
Two RlTi i a Oelebratka. Cbaa. F. Klxat, aa«y. 



SCENERY 

DESiaNCD. BUILT AND PAtNTCO. 
QOOOWORK. LOWEST PRICKS. 

PiCTQRUl STREET FAIR FRONTS 



F. M. 

1931 Broadway, 



CHAMBERS, 

NEW YORK. 



Correspond with BARRT O. nT.mraia Saay. 
of Oiampaign Co. Fair Aiaaciatlaa, far nrntlvaa 
aad eaoaaaalaaa darlac aar BMatlBK ula jaai. 
Dalaa, Aac i OBISap g M, laat yeai^ a«na«a 
dally attaadanea, U.OOO^^gde.. AMfaaaJTT^ 




lata lUa pafe_ 
plaa Fhna, -VaatB 



aaaa caveB. 



Fail WorkHS' and Stieetiei'i 

NEW GOODS JUST OUT 



WRITE FOR OUR HEW 1910 ILLUS- 
TRATED CATALOGUE. 
Mailed free to yonr addresa. Send tor 
It to.day. It wOl prara to .yoa that «a 



I 



The binceat Talaa aaar aBan4 fbr the 

money. Extra heary. foil alia TK Incbeo. 
Per doz., 91.43; per fraaa. 919.30. We 
are headooartera for Watcfaee, Jewelry. 
Fountain Pens and Noreltlea. 

ll.mei«IOiaSli,IMa«ala Jaiatan 
Tka Booc of Monttlaa 
170-m E. KadlaoB St.. ChieaaD. HI. 



I 



Streetmen! 
Carnival Woriiars! 
Fair Fillaiifs! 

Ocr 1910 Catalorne Ts ready. Send for a eogj 
to-day. U is bEgger tban erer and Is foil Croa 
coTer to cover with gooda that yoa need. We 
carry the best asaortmcnt foe ytmr buslaeaa ta 
the Cnlted SUtea. Jewelry, Watcbea, Optleal 
Gooda, Knlrea, Rasora. Walking Cknea aad No- 
Maaa, Whlpe. CoofetU. Doaters, Bnbber BaUa, 
HaMiat Tap* and Thread. Gas and Whlatla Bal- 
locaa, and Camlral Noreltlea of all deacriptloaa 
Dcpcalt required oa C. O. D. orden. 

SHDYOGK-TODO NOTIOII GO. 

822-824 N. Elflbth St.. 
LOUm, Mb. 



$5.Seti $14.10 

A Day For 
A StartBri 

Thla la what one of 
onr cnstomrn writes 
and we can prora It. 
All our operaton are 
coining money right 
now with tba . 

WONDER 
CANNON 
CAMERA 

WiMa t»4ay for our FREE CATALOO. 




and lean more aliont thla big laaaaMaakkc 

bmlneaa. With the WOHSER CAnNV.«BK 

anyone can make 8 llnlabed 
In one minnte. ready to wear. 



cac M needed to atart thla big oatdonr 
U9IJ aiBiaa bnalneas of yonr own. Tbla paya 
'or eoaapl eta o ntllt eooalatlnc of WOKSER OAK- 



TMIaba 



-OabbcatJaB. J. W. Hartaa, aacy. 



UerldlaB— Fonrth at JUy Oalafantloa aad Old 
BatUan* Beualoa. laly 4.8. a K. CWatoa. 

wSSartBrt-Catobntlaa. .M* W. BUkt, at9. 



ffOV CAMERA, tripod and enongb anppllea to 
make 400 flnlahed pnoto bnttona. Extra bntton 
platca. 91.00 per hnndiad. QUt tnntea. 91.35 
l>er groaa. Will aU» CIsaMa oatflt npon icceipt 
of $0.00 depoalt. balnaak CL O. D. 

NOTE 

We sell aopplles 
for all photo but- 
ton and ale«Te ma- 
cblnee. We man- 
ntacture all oor 
own pUtea, fnaaca 
' «aiala*lBS 



aatca tfec« M ba 

perfect. 

CfllCAfiO 
FERMTYPE CO. 

Dap*. 110 
CHICAaOalLL. 



SOUVENIR WHIPS 



Itiaal Oa,, 



IVXLTT 00.. 



Oity. 



TNrMmiiiNiWM nln 





Yoa can make 910 to 920'ji 
day operating one of onr aub_ 
cblnea. The plctnrea are da*^ 
Teloned. toned and finished ln*'>< 
a Blngte dewloplog aotntlon. 

Tbe capacity of onr macblnaa 
U aoo finlabed pletarca 
hour. Pricea of 

9T.50 aad 91S.«k ^ 

free elfcalaia daaetlbiBB 
same. Wa ara headi 
for aappllea for aU 
nctn re Machln ea. 
CAV MIBUTli FB 
Dept. K. W.'J 
Chicago, ma. 




ESTABU8HED IB 194t. 

BEOME A. PATUIIL 

4ial«BnaMnil, -mrBK- 

Tbe largeat and Oldcat Dealer and Importeir «t 
OAS, WHiSTUm Am ABVEBraUW 

BALLOONS 



9 



Wo iccelTa araty waak 

our faetaty. Ballaoaa of aU idal| 
aad alaea, that we taaiaalea at 

anperlor anallty to any offered oa 
tb« market. 

We also cantlon oor costomeia 
and tlie trade to beware of In- 
ferior and falae nnmhera u(rera4 
at cheap pricea. 

Prica Liat oa AppUeatiaa. 



LOOK HERE II 



9RD0N & 
MORRISON 

Wbalaaala 



Brtabl. UM> 
Obleaco, HI. 



Wa ara tba tow- 
eat price «hala» 
aala Jawaliy a 
Noral^ Booaa la 



WBP gt FOB 
OnT.PRIOB 
OATAIMUR 

' Wa bara atat] 
thbs of tba lataat 
and larsaat atadc 
of 



CBTL EBT 

BO' 

Wa aia exdnataa 
H. B. A. ataata far 
the graataat Konay 
— tfat* 



GORDON A. MORRISON 

Wbelaaala Jawalara, 

Ohloaco, m. 



CORN POPPERS' 



Capaci^4 to 
12 bushels 
per hour. 

PEANUT 





Great vanety. 



10 quarts to 
2 bushels per 
roasdng. 
Steam, Elec- 
tric, Sfxing 
and Haztd Power. 
Price. $8i0 to $350.00. Gelatme. 
IceCieainDishen,IceCieainCoM ; 

ir yaa 99a it im Skft 



KiNGERT 

106-108 LPeariSW 



62 



Tlxc: Billboard 



JULY a, im 



DUySGTORY 

Of AMnt% Hotels, Mutie Publjthars 
' aiM^. OMtl«r« in TilMtrieal, 



Cireiui 




not cxcecdins on* Um Ib 

iMCth, wm b* vtblsibM, piopctly daalM, la 

lUa dlZKtotr at tliSnto at VIO te oa 

(B laaaaa). proTldad Ifeiv — 

B^»*. Fttm liiiIirtM ii 
|M|a BtUboatd. 
^^^Kh i^lff^il Use, or addltSooal tituslflea* 
■^^Vwlttaoot raliaerlpuoii, $7.00 p«r uamm* 
^mm Uaa -vfll ba aUomd ta advaitlaata, ftaa 
W^nsa. for aacb «IM wtrBk <ft «aea aaal 

j3»ftR55^ la MaM 1^ jBactad -mUx. 



ADVERTI8INQ NOVBLTIES. 



^pwvEiniMmi iiiadnM. 

^■tooU sticker Col. 100 FIm tti tft i 
~ AERIAL ADVERTIWN«. 

•Ou J. ConTBa. S003 iCeLean an., GUeaca. 
AERONAUTS. 

S^^^'5!!^lf<'?'^>.£9^ our. Wcfe. 

.fSaC Obas. Bmiti, Hanbaldt. Tna.' - 
Ms at (Halt Oldj, TbompaooTllla^ MCfe. 

AEROPLANES. 
Bk If a dl a w Sqaua. Meir ToA <SXt. 
AMERICAN TAILOR& 
Htopaaa k US Bv at. 9lMM^ <ki. 

AMUSEMENT ENTERPRI8BB. 
■ »«a |t t. Sold and FinliiaiaS 
(hHatt Ptintliic Co., Kaiiaaa' GItr, He. 
- . ^"*E¥ ENT SUPPLIE S. 

ANIMAL DEALERS. 
JMkBartda Co.. UO Oraanwleh at. H. T. Wty. 
UMoed EL FUat, North Watetfod. Ha. ^ 
■ena'a Zoo Arcaa. w-"—. Cltr. Ko., soO Dan- 
rar. Colo. 

Wan I lwm f^«iSlj '*f»^°* 

ANNOUMeEMENT SLIDES. 

terl Co.. M CalOB'So.. Keat. Mav Totk Ottr. 

ARC LIGHTS. 
Utht Co.. 80 Oteenwleb an.. Row 

KlLHamers. 80 GrteawtA at.. R. T. O. 

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. 

L. Banmu * Co.. ZU K. OMaaoa B«B- OUeaao. 



ASBESTOS CURTAINS, 
fmaa A Lamlla Co.. 417 B. dlDtoo. 
0. W. Xtalaer. 80 Pead at. BoataaTllL.. 
AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC EOONO. 

r. B. BaUtafg; SO Oteaowleb at, H. T. OUr. 
AUTOMATIC MUSICAL INSTRU- 
MENTS. 
Hedy. 200 Watud an.. Obleata, HL 
BaOolph Warilticr Ool, Claefaiiatlul^kieinL 
0. B. Hoale Co.. IB3S N. Weatctn an. Oh'co. 
BADGES, BUTTONS, ETC. 

taa^-^nMowocd Co.. 123 Sa. 4lli St. 



eANBS AND WHIPS. 



Ooldsadtk Tar tap. Oa.. US B. 4th. 
L BiMataiB, 44 Abb St, Hew ZoA OMf. 
Naadlm Bcoa.. S3 AOutle 8n.. 'BoataB. 
NewBua lUg. Co.. 841 WoedlaBd an.. Clan- 



G. Beboen tc Son. CO Abb at. New ToeK 01tr< 
Bhrmek-Itodd Co.. 824 N. 8th at, St £oala. Ma. 
N. Shan Co.. 220 MaOlioa at. OhleatOk IIL 
BiBiiar Broa., S2 Bowery, New Tork Clt7. 
Weataia Baicata Boose. 272 B. M a fll a on . Cb'fO. 

CARBONS AND EXHAUSTERS. . 

J. H. HallbeTS. 80 Oraenwlch at. N. T. a 

CAROUSELS;/ 

O. A. DoBtaai. 8841 OaimaBtown are.. PhUa. 
n^.«»h«m»pinm.,i Oo.. IT. Xonawaoda. N. Z. 



CARS (R. R.) 

naatilc ' 



Ltileal. 

irau Palace Hone Oar Co.. Mosadc?A SIk,. 

Bleks LoeoDottts aai. Oar Wscki^ ST 
at. Oblcasa, IH. - ■■ --ju^t-: 

The Taaleo TanSL 
at Iionla. lia. 

CASH REGISTERS (2nd HAND) 
«u . . ^ . _ ^ 

CHKWINO MfM Mi^P'AeTUIIBm 

- ' " ■• ' ■ — ■ "V a 

CHUTE BUILOBML ' 
Co.. KoOaw.' Mr:' ■ 
CIGARS. . 

I*. DaMbeia * Sea. UT ■, '4tt<at;vaMaaB 

CII7, IfoL 

CIRCUS SEATS. 
Vaw aad Saogod-BaBd. 
U. 8. Test aad Awb. Co.. 22-28 M. DiapUlata 
at, Chleaso. m. 

CIRCUS WAGONS. 



_ BAL LOONS, HOT-AIR. 
■jttwaateiB Balloaa (Sfc. tiOS CTrtiatB an.. 



^BALL THROWING GAMES. 

CkalMBtl Honlty Co., 204 Uth at; dn'tt O, 
BAND INSTRUMENTS. 

55T nSg'Srt;-^'? -t..oteta!.tt 



wn.c ^aaiT, zoo waaeah an, Chtaiso, m. 
BaMph Watlltser Oo.,' Clncbmetl esd Ohieafe. 

^ BAND MUSIC. 

■niaaaca Moile Boom. S28 itim at.. ctsdasatL 

. BANNERS. 

O. B. Mat aad- Awn. Co.. 22-28 N. DaaoIalMe 
at. Chleaco. 

BILLPOSTERS' SUPPLIES: 
Ckaa. Bemud. SW Sector BIdc., CUeafo, m. 
BOOK AND ROYALTY PLAYS. 

1 Dramatle . ■¥ft ii Bsa . S» DaailniB at, 

Ofty. Ko. — — ^ 
^■UILOERS OP RIDING DEVICES. 
Ouabe. Co.. 



VBURNT CORK. 

M^' SIMM OoaButie C», 120 W. 81st at, N. Z. a 

CALCIUM LIGHT. 

Ox-H j i lio a m Oaa Xansfaotarvs. 
dgartmn Cat Ufbt Worka. M Sth an., Ch'cou 
Otadaaatt Oaleiam.XIsht Co.. 106 4tb. otaMal 
MBs Bnaw 004 OUn St., 8t JjinSa, Mo. 
Wit j tium OaL Usht * WOm Co.. Flt«*B« 
Pa.! Saa.liaiBM. U.; BadMata^ Yl. Z;^^ 



aebu Nab.: fUnrinnaH, 
WntaaTleiie. Pa. 
at LaaU CalcJ^lsU Co.. SIO Ui 

CALLIOPES. -rV^; 7 ~ 
•.-BraaaHllar laa.''- ' ' •'-i.'". 
; * oa.. Paaii * xadiaw.alK.- 

CAMBRASCOPBi A 



BantiSB * Bagle. U Oaaal at. Fata. IbS. 

CLOWN WHITE. 
14. atalB OoaBMUe On. UO W. Slat at. B. Z. a 

COLD CREAM. 
K. etalB CosaMtle 0»„ 130 W. Slat at, K. Z. a 

COMEDY BOOKS. 
Msdjtoa^^BjidBat ao. la. tt, MM.ZM .aa*^ 

COMPENiSARC.' ' 

Vort Wayne Eleetzle Works, Stet Wayaa, iDd. 

CONES. 

1 3i^^s^-^.sr&&a. 

CONKt^MAOMINERV'. 

A. K-iN««(;£is^-iiicHBn;:it.^:'Bgha^ 

coNPBCTioNERr MAtemim^ 

A. T. IMet8, -12T IHiWiss at, 9Mib «L 

w. s. IMS, in Hisfcuat.," " ~ 
CONFECTlDNa 
Bsoa, ft Bekatals, BairtlHB * Fwfla. 

; CONFETTI. 
Wbl B. JiAaaoD. 80 Pike st. Beattla, Waah. 
Bndslpb Bros., S20 8. 6tb st, PhUaddpUa. Pa. 
St' I>ala Confetti Co., 12 S. OoDBatdal at. 

Bt IjaaSt, Mo. 
U. a. nreworks Co., M«npMs; 8t XoBta. 
Weaten Barsain House, 212 B. Ifafltmn, Ob'go, 

CORN POPPERS. 
A. T. DIats, 127 Mldtlcaa at. TUedo. O. 
W. Z. Loss, 172 BIsh St, BprisslSld. O. 

COSTUMES. 

OanlTal Ooatome Co.. 287 W. Water at. MU- 

waokaa. wis. 
mts Bcholis * Oo.. 7B-T7 B. Lake 8t. 

. . : DECORATORa . 



' ;■ ELECTIUCVRAIHk:;47^-:v'r 

J. H. BaSba^ iO-OBMBrlgk at.' B^ Zi C 

ELECTRICAL STAGE EFFECTS. 

Joa. HcBches. 880 W. 50th St. N. Z. a 
UBlncad Hab Staca Ufhtlas Oa, USB Btaa< 



w. aiatot. M. z.a 

FACE POWDER. 

H. Btala Oaaawtlc Co.. 120 W. 81st at. M. Z. a 

FEATHER FLOWERS. 
DeWItt aiatenL 1«T W. dOth at. OUeac BL 

T. o. HsSTaa BsaAata at. OfeicM«l ni. 

. FELT PENNANTBb : 
Houaar Boidtr tug. oa., 87 

Maw Zadc Oltr.- 

^ FESTOONINaV 
jlIlB. 0*. i 

* FILMS. 
Kaanfaatann, Sealers 1b. aad Bantal 
daiMlcan Film Broken 157 4th an.. Haw XiHfe. 

Iia». ram aamceTW 8. 

iAmk niB SanlcS ISB R, ' 

Maa-Ttwmt WOm Osl. TT 8. Obik 

OUeaaa PUm Bichsasa. 48 Jaekaea Blad., 
g«o; Oauha; Dcanr; Salt lake Oltj; 

SU W. 4ikat.atetL 

mr.i mtm 



Ctadanatl zna _ 

La. . 
H. XtaTla. WatertowB, Wis. 
Dlzls >1lB> XzehaBsa. Owi 



Ohio rnm Bxeh.. 40 8. TUrd at, OolaBibaB, O. 

Paths OBsmatccrapli Co., 41 W. 30th at, M. Z. 

Ptttabau Cal. Usht * mm Co.. FltMbng. 
Pa.; Dee Ifolaae. Is.; BodMata^H. Z.tX^ 
aela. Mab.; OlarlnnstI, O.; Oeuha. ITab.; 



aoothan lUm BicbaBfa, 17 Opera Place, On- 

dBBStl. O. 

Booth. SIlBi Bzch., 345 Kala st, Norfolk, Va. 
Standaid Film Bxeh., 101 Waahlnstos St., Oh'co. 
Spoor, Oeo. K., 03 N. Clark st, Chleaso, HI. 
nTe. nim Bach., 183 Lake at. Ohicaso. 
Wcatam FUa Bach., S41 OeatsiT BIdd. Bt 



FILM CEMENT MANUFACTURERS. 

Atlas BnppIr 'Ca., Uaaarnsk, Phlla., Pa. 

FIREPROOFER6 OF COTTON AND 
. UNEN FABRICS. 

OBl; no Ansae at, M. Z. Oltr. 

FIREWORKS. 

OcHiaoIldstsd Fireworks Co.. BeaOlac, O. 

~ ~ia Col. lis Deai»era at^ Oh'oe. 
at Park Plae^ JL ZrCHK _ 
ks Co.. BcMHOlav. v. Z. 

FLACW.: -■.":':r^.-.'^ 

U. a. Test aad Awn. OaTsaB M.'IiMgbtaa 

at, Chleaco, HI. 

FLOOR SURFACING MACHINES. 
IL u Behloeter,, IOC S. Oaaal at, Chlcaf*. HI. 

FLOSS CANDY MACHINES. 
A. T. DMa, in HIAIsaa at. Toledo. O. 

FORTUNB-.TBLUNO DEVICES. 
•.' BMNT. ur aiHHis at, BMaKlyiu K. Z. 



a B. 





B. a -: 



* Oot. 88T 7th ava.. H. Z. a 
Iraaa A Co., 125 Olark at, ClhlraBS^ IB. 

GASOLINE BURNERS. 
W. I. Umg, m BJtl^ at. Sptlagadd. O. 
GREASE PAINTS. ETC. 
Xska-ITp Boxes, Cold fteeia, Zto. 
H. BtolB Cosmetic Co.. 120 W. Slat at, N. Z. a 

HANDCUFFS AND LEO IRONS. 

ooL.'oAka*. im.v 
HARNI 



Behaaemlia nome Osw. 013 lf«ti<opoi]tsB an» 

Btooklm, N. Z. 

ICE CREAM DISHERS. 
Klnsan- Mtg. Oa., GtBClBBatl, O. 
INDI ANS A ND INDIAN COSTUMES. 
Vv-Ss .^BMtOBv .QcrtOBo NiAke 

INSURANCE. 

masU A Wood, las Broadway, N. Z. OUr. 

JAPANESE SOUVENIR GOODS. 
«lfttt% OBawa 4t Oo.. 188 B. C«ha at. CMswa.- 

JEWELRY. 
Por Btasa Vse. 
Benaatt Jewelir Co., 1045 V. 10th st, PhUa. 
-B. B. Dodce A Co., Mascailc Tample, Cblcas& 
H. Share Oa.. 230 ifsdison at. Chleaso, m. 

— H. Sth at, Bt Unla. Ho. 

New Zeck Cltr. 
373 B. MadlaoB. Oh'sa. 



Hah.: Bait Lake OttFi - 
PartUad. Ore.; llsatnal. 
pes, Utn., Caa. 
8. iJiMa. 020 Uarkat at, 
MasneUc rUm Serrlea. Ca 
Mlch^ Power Oa. US Haaaaa at, N. Z. 0. 
Fathe Olaematosra^ Co., 41 W. 2Dth st, M. T • 
Httabura Calclimi Usht A Film Oo., Plrtabn 
Pa.; Sea Uotnaa, le.; BoebaateT, N. T.; Lil^- 
eolB, Neb.; Cinelaaatl, O.; Omaha, Neb.: 
iWUkes-Bam. Pa. 
Pnrdr's Film Bxehanss, 800 B. 3Sd St. M. Z. C 
Bberlian] SeJuieldeT, 100 B. Uth et., N. T. O. 

SoDth. Tllm Bzch., 346 Sfala It, Norfolk, Ta. 
Stebblsa, Chaa. M.. 1038 Mala. Eassas oly, 1(& 
Staadard VUm Bxeh., 101 WaAlnst<m at.. Cb'n 
V, 8. sum KxchsBse, 183 Lake St.. Chleaaa. 
Tlaacope Mff. Co., 113 B. Raadolph at, Oh'aa. 

MUSICAL GLASSES. 
I, Braoneiss, 4»4 Flatbuili, BrooUjn, N. T. 

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 
IMD A Bealr, 200 Wabash an., Chleaso, U. 
North TDsawaada Mnaleal Initnunent wWka. 

(North Ttaoawaada, N. Y. 
Badolph Warlltaer Oa.. OadBaaU aad Ohieasa. 

NOSE PUTTY. 

K. aiatai Oeamtlc Oa„ dBO W. Slat et, N. Z. a 

NOVELTIES. 
Ooe, ToBs* A Oa,, SOB Loeaa aTo.. 8t : 

Ooldaralth T<w T ~ — " 

Oordoo A l(oirlL_ 
Ooldbars Jeweto^ 
OttT. Mo. 

HoUdar Koreltj lUs- Co., ST Oraat JoMa St. 

New Tork City. ■ 
T. O. Mott, 41S DeartMra at. Chleaso. m. 
Badolph Bros., S20 8. Fifth at.. PhUidalaUa. 
N. Bhata Oa, S3S Kadlaoa at.. Chlea«o. IIC 
^rsek-ZMd oa.. 884 N. 8th at, at Loa^ llsw 

BL^XMrisOMam Oa.. tt B. CiM 




Ooldbars J( 
Glt7. Hol 
Newmui Mtg Co. 

lasd. O. 

BiBsar Broa... 81 





siM-ws-aarisc;- 

841 Woodalad an, Olen- 



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LAUOmNCr S^^^W^OIHL^ 

LIGHTS. 

BiefBin, Torehes, for Odeaa aad Teat Shova. 
Belts A Weyer, 8 B. lUchifaB st, Chleaso, m. 
V. 8. Tent sad Awn. Co.. 22-28 N. Oeaplaloaa 

st, Chlcsso, ID. 
WJU^ant A Co., 104.100 N. I3th at, 8t^ Loala, 

cl : MAGIC LANTERNS.- 
Btexaeptlooas,' £tc 
Aner. Vltasnpb Co., 110 Nessan at. H. Z. a 
O. M. BtabUaa. 1028 Hala at. Kaaiaa OUr. SUl 

MAGICAL SUPPLIES AND SCHOOL. 
BamhcTS Hasle sad Noreltr 
wax. Mew Zark Cltr. 

MPR8L MECHANM^^ 



nim Bxehassa. Oweaaboro. Kr. 



H. * . 

- Ohlresa. m. - ' 
O, Ia. Boll A Co., ISOS B. S7th st, Chicago, 
mnamit Co., Coasresa an., Floshlss. L. L. 

B. iSbMb. 830 Karfcet et. PhlledslpMa. Pa. 

Tawnmte BUm Berrle^ US lAke at, Ohleace; 
BTiasTlIIe, lad.; veiapUB, Ta.; Oaiaka. 
dab.: Salt lake Oftr: lIlnBaapoUaw . Mn^ 
FortUad. Ore.; Kostraal. Que., 0aa.( ..VlB» 
pcf, Man.. Can. ■ '- • 

^gatle ma Bsrlei^ ClaetaaatI, O. 



las Ban Oe., 1380 VaB BbMI «t, 
bdlaaapellB. r»a < . ; -tT* 

AnB^aAOalaa. ^riacmie, N. X. ' 
■I BMSsa Co., Boodhooae. m. 
teacAtA^pnimaa Co., N. l\»awaada. H. Z. 
W.' V. ttenlea Co., Codct talaad. M. Z. 
A. 7. BBttb. S247 W. Tan Borea. — ■"tibii.'TI. 

MERRV-GO-ROUND ORGANC ViUni 
:^ ORC HESTR ION fc,- ; . - 

MILITARY GOODS FROM GOVERN- 
MENT AUCTION. 
Franels BasBetmas. 801 Bioadwar. N. Z. O. 

MOVING PICTURE MACHINES. 
Amerieao FUm Brokera, 157 4th ara.. Mew York 
Amar. Vltacraph Co.. 110 Naaaaa at.. N. T. O. 
Amcr. Film Serrlce, 77 8. Clark at, Chicago. 
Amtt. nim BaiTlee, U8 N. lUla at. Maapbls. 
JUsU^Iknat Film Co., 77 S. Clark st,, Oblcago. 
IZnHwatl rna Bxeh.. 817 W. 4th at, OiatL 
fBlraga FUat Bxehsase. 40 Jsfkana Blvd., Cbl- 

ci|o; Onaba; Oeanr; Bait Lake Oltr; ass 



Ckawtad. O. T.. nm 
Bt Iieaiav Ito.; 



Bdieoa Mfg. Ocl, 10 Fifth oea^' «§# T«Sli~'SHF. 

aad Orasse. N. J.' ' 
GamBont Co., Ooagrns an., Ilaahlag, L .L, 

' AOa, aos rabaK st. 



BUtad Hamtr Oo, SIB-K 801 an., IL XM 
Westn Baq^la Boose. 873 B. MiaisM. C 

OPERA CHAIRS. 
Aaerteaa BbstlBS Oo.. 215 Wahaah are.. Chdaga. 
A. H. AadrewB, 174 Wahaah are., Chleaso. 
Csral»<3oadle ICfg. Co., SOT Delaware at.. Baa. 

aaa Cltr. Mo. 
Bardestr Mfg. Co., Caaal Dorer, O. 



A. R. miner Beatlnc Ool. New PblladstaMe. Ol 

BoTal Metal Mfg. Oo^, 18Z1 Dearbora ML CMBk 

... „ .SB — 

OOu. 




Imiietttl Seating Co.. 1S47 8Uto it, i 
^tkifig. - - - 



The Oeraar Co., SOS •CarrtaBd et. BnBaiat SL S. . 
Chai. T. Moiriier Co.. 3480 Harrlaoa. aUmm> 

ORGANS AND ORCHESTRIOIMk 
0. F. Bath, AbOcae. Kaaa. 
A. Bead, SO W. 14th st. New Zork OlU. ■ - 
OaTlaU A Co.. Sl Bond St., New York Oltr. 
Oohaaaea B. Oebbardt Co., 8034 Lawreaee St. 

PhUedelphls, Ps. 
IdroB A Healr. 200 Wahaah an., i 

JObn Ifnxzlo A Sod. ITS Park 

Itorth TootwiBda Uoilcal 

North Tonawaada. N. Z. 





PAPIER MACHB.- 

Oaralnl Vepler Ksebe Works. 38B 
St. MOwankee, WU. 

PATENTS SECURED. 
TIetsr X. Btaaa * Oe^, Wssbiogtoa. D. o. 
PEANUTS, ALL VARIETIES, 
WliOLESALE. 

8. Catsatsro A Oa.. Foia an. A SSd at. 

bant. Pa. 

PEANUT ROASTING MACHINBRV. 
Ktageil' Mtg. Co., daelonatl. O. 

PERFORATED MUSIftV^-^ ■ 
■ , ] - ZerHaotiia gl e an s _ .^i* .; -. 
:B:"-'a-lIiiili Oa. ISSBJL « 

PHOTO BUTTMl: 

Amer. Mlnntf PhotOk I 
Oat-Bate Pboto Sap 
OMcago. lU. 

lie X. TcROCTM vika MM 

W. & MeaatM. US 1 

PHOtroBRAPHI 

Zsai« A Cad. B.' m Mr Tni • TiM slA. fib. 

dnutle O. 

PLAYS AND M88. 

Beaten ia. Aathets. Agaata aad Bi ulr s t i 

Bkk AlttMaM, an 'Awm ot-ItowZsA^V. 
lildllB mTtSm, BUttoB B, AOIwaBfeai 

POP CORN. 

Olnhligs Popcorn Oo., 185 Beoeca St., 
Oaadea OH7 Popcorn Works. 40 State at, 
'■■cBBaim Broa. A Eckstein. Bairlaon A 
SiB.. Ohicaso, nt 

POP CORN MACHINES. 

m.Hlsb St. SprlnsOeld. A. 
PORCUPINES. 
H. Flint North Waterford, Me. 
PORTABLE PIANOS, 
na OoloabQS ruao Co.. Ootaabas, O. 
_ Pyj CA RDS F OJt MAC HI NjW. 

or Tlstarlal Peetera, Bla Trpe Btaada, 
atnasiars, Zte. 
AekarsMBB-Qnlsler UthOL Oa., Kansas OII7. M^ 
Amarleaa Show Prist Co., MUwaokee, Wis. 
Xtmaldsoa Utho. Oo,, Newport Ht. 
Onat W. Ms. Oa.. Ctt Bbn. at. St Lsda. Ma. 





Ofeoith Matlag Co.. 410 BIm st, 

ROLL TICKETS. 
WsltoBSl San Tkfc rt ifc.. ■M giB, 




JULY 2, 1910. 



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■■AVtO!'. CONE BAKERS. 

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lai Swlta ia SeMMT. **«■ 



ioM'n* Oox. IKM 7" 5K, 

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iMeiDh WwHnr O*.. OlaetBMti «ad Cbleatn. 
CTl. Mode C&. lam ir. Wcitmi >Tc.. Gblinfik. 
SHOOTING GALLERIES. 




Oalk«CB etxnr Rltt.Ol«-MS^)MMB it^' Bart- 
tQrd« Omia- 

SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS. 

Bock. T3S BIw Hnl ounce, m. 
" -|B Bm. • OiM Omamte, UL 

1 JjC O*.. MOB v. St.. Ommki. K«k. 
JkMM • Oai. 106 Braadwaj, BraeklTS. 
a. T«at aad Awa. Oa. »38 N. DwplalBM 

SIDE SHOW SUPPLIES. 

8 ObcmnH PUoik. 





SLOT MACHINES. 

DItBtBd NoTcIt7 Ca. tkbnectadj', N. T. 
A. J. Plater A Co.. 4M 3d Plttalmix. Pa. 

raa A BmlT, SOS Wabaah st*., ChlcacOk m. 




SNAKE DEALERS. 

W. (Mall Lain. Su AatOBlo, Tcz. 

; Baaka Ca, S«a Antoaio. Tnc 
I Baak* Farm. Box Z7B. 



SONG BOOKS. 



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B. A &. rUa BarrtM. MO Heaadooek Block, 
. Obleaco. 111. 

f jyli y ua BknlML U6 (.aka at., CklCMo; 
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Om.; ItatMal. Qoa.. Caa.; mm 



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■dw. B. Breva, IIB Hajn at, Asian, m. 
TEMT8. 

Baker A Lockwood, Ttb A Wraadotta att., Kaa- 

■aa 01t7, Mo. 
Oolumboa Tent and Awn. Oo., Colomboa, O. 
Oanaa-€|«adla Co., SOT Datawaia at.. Kaaaaa 

•t. 



roA* tat .OA.- MB S. 
Ma. 



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J. a OaaiA Oa.. OaMn Mkk. 
D. M. Bacr MCk. Oa,. nw W. ' 
W. H. bMkbaack. OowlwtM. 




Horrar A Os.^ 
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at., CbleaM HL. 

T HEATRE PRO NTS AND CBIUNM. 

THBATRICAL C08TUMB8 AND 

WIGS. 

^^^^ ASmOa. M•lB«taffliidR■CikOto• 
A.*r5wr, la Watanit at.', St. iMda, Ma. 

THEATRICAL LUMBER. 
Jaka onicapla Lumbar Co., tmi^ A Sawaid 
•tB.. Chleasa. m. 

- THEATRICAL PROPERTIES. 
SMaiMi A Wan. TB Woeatar at.. N. T. a 

TICKET CHOPPERS. 
B. T. Brlgfet. straws Bids., Cleralaad. O. 

. TICKET PRINTERS. 




TIGHTS. V - 

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TOY BALLOONS. 

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Naaalla Braa., 8S Atlantic are., Boatoo. Ifaaa. 
Oca. A. Patnrel. 41 Wanes St.. New Tark City. 
ttiyack-IMd Ool. 834 N. 8tk at., at. Itfola. Ifo. 
Vasar Braa., 83 Bowecr. Nair Z«ck City. 
Waatan Baigala Uwmi, Xn m. tumiim OTgo. 

TRUNKS. 

Balber Ttnak ft Bax Oo., 1S2 Colombia are., 

PMUdalplila. Pa. 
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TURNSTILES. 
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Maw lack City. 




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SOUVENIRS. 
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83 Bowei7, New Yerk air. 
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CINCIinrATI— NEW YORK— CHICAGO 



July 9, 1910. 




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QnAmuscnumt Life _ . 

^ ^ and Enyironmen:! 




Some people, especially ticket sellers, know how eager some people are 
to stick them with oountarfttit mon«>*. To wrlnc In a plnssed coin on them 
is oomddered a eapltal Joks. When I wtm oonnected with Gollmar Brothers' 

Shows, relates J. E. Fitzgerald, I was 
selling concert tickets one afternoon, 
and noticed two young fellows sitting 
jon the Hippodrome track examining a 
coin. When I approached' them, one 
of the two bought a concert ticket and 
handed me a shiny, smooth, bad-look- 
ing coin, which was. nevertheless. Just 
as good a piece of money as was ever 
turned out of tJncle Sam's mlntsa 
Next, his companion purchased a tick- 
et and tendered me a fifty-cent piece. 
Amon^ the change that I returned to him was a supposedly spurious dime. 

All the conoeit wa .B»w;takeM. gut ot Uta aeeend fellow, and as I stood 
behind them I heart the (Ottowtac'Itna of talk'enhanged: 

"Say, Hiram, aire you sure that wus- a counterfeit dime you glv' the 
showman?" 

."Tep," replied W«rfl'n, "but he wuz so durned dumb that he never knowed 
the difference." 

"Welt," said his companion, looking sadly at the idfane. "nevertheless, 
he WW bi1sht;eaong]i to slT* It haick to me." 




Brook RvaaelVBMaafiMr and electrician of the.-Jieaala Vtmma l^oetaealar 
Flie Dance, telto'tha V&nbwtiig story to the boys: ' ' 

"We were breaJdhg our Jump, recently, from New Orleans to St. Louis. 
- by 'playing the Lyric Theatre at Mon- 
roe. La. Upon our arrival at this the- 
atre, we found that four extra battens 
were needed to hang our scenery. 
.'Jake.' the .aew. alaiaa^ainnMcer was at 
once aodfled ' that' four Wttens were 
required. A dazed look took i>osses- 
sIOB of his face and, because of his 
newness to stage surroundings, he was 
aanamed to inquire what these really 
were and, consequently, responded In 
a half-bewlldered tone, 'I'll get 'em 
soon as I nnd de boss.' Imagine our surprise when 'Jake' came In a half- 
hour later. carryUag- (our tremeadona rolls of cotton batting, which he had 





The Academy of Music In Baltimore is a very large theatre and It has 
a spad'ous. lobby, which la fitted with large, comfortable divans, giving a 
cosy tf^ict;C.:]ayur. pwa6M-oaoftpar these divans while awaiting the arrival 

of friends, or during intermissions. 
The theatre presents only high class 
attractions, but. as the regular season 
is now closed, the management is pre- 
senting vaudeville and moTlnv: pic- 
tures for the sununer. 

There la one apot In the lobby that 
Is regarded as 'sacred, and that is the 
entritnce to the manager's office. Mr. 
Harry Henkel, the esteemed business 
manager, stands guard at this point 
,. ^ . ... and 'Vtawi :th«>>avaieiiee as It passes 

through the portala to tlM-aadNmintti ttCi^tha^ theatre; ; Only ;those .who are 
recognized ' may stand M tUa apot airil ehat^imb the mustrious Mr; He^^^ 
Henry L. Mencken I* on* .Of .tiM aasraa ''Olan and has a repWaitien. Cpr hta 
wit and repartee. ■ ■v-:-;- ■"' "^^ ' •'"■^^-S.'; v:^'" ; 

One evening; noaattir, ha was attending a . vaadiririna paitCw^^ 
above theatre, and. while awalUhg the rise of th6 curtain; Chatted with Mr. 
Henkel. 

On this particular evening, a young lady entered the theatre and took a 
seat on one of the coay divans. She was either awaiting the arrival of a friend 
or an escort After awaitinc a raaaonabia Ingth oC.timc bar ouuuMff iadi- 
cated that she waa perturbed; aa her exlMeted 'eaeott'' wai'imraaa.l^ SIM k'waa 
daintily atUred, In a frock With a ehaeka^•boaM. «9Mt. .Tlia. yoaac lady 
appeared to be impatient, and her nervooa atrolUag abont tha lobbgr attracted 
Mr. Mencken's attenUon. 

"You know, wlir .that. lady la alwajn on' tlia novar' .Md Biawr, tci the 
business manager. 

"No." Bald Mr. Hpnkpl. 

^ ••i'»H-iiu;-p She i;a-H on her checker-board%"' returned the august Mr. 



After the storm of laughter had subsided, he burst forth with another 
Jest. Another young lady entered the theatre attired in a costume of .deep 
crimson hue. 

"I'll bet she's a bright girl," said Henry, as Im oboerved the. 
in the crimson frock. ■ ' 

"How do you know?" queried Harry. 

j^a^.ao wen red," ejaculated •Mfwa? Haaiy. .. 




An occurrence that at the time was of a serious nature, but afterward 
waa tlM.eaaaa of nmw a coqd laiqft bsr tiia membexa of tlM U. 8L badiair BaadL 
happened at OlM>tona,1Clw, two yaais aso. The yooav asaa tha town 

turned out In force to capture some of 
the fair musicians. As a rule the 
young men of the South are very gen- 
tleaaaaly and well behaved, but tbera 
Is always an exception to the rule, and 
in this case, one young man from a 
very respectable southern family in- 
sulted the cornet soloist, who was a 
very stout young lady, and who. in 
turn, slapped his face. Then he 
clenched his fist and struck her full la 
the face. The manager. J. Iteslte 
Spahn, a half block away saw it. and dropping a tuba he was carrying, ran 
op and hit the young fellow square in the Jaw and was Jus', in the act of 
delivering another punch when the fence gave way with the force of the 
young man's weight against it, and as Spahn atmck the second time, he hit 
the air and went down on top. After It was all over. Spahn, seemingly unhurt, 
went to his room, while they carried the other fellow off to a hospital for s 
stay of more than a week. The girls called to see Mr. Spahn and found him 
sitting there, holding his hands between his knees and aa pale as death. One 
of the elderly ladies looked at his handa and found that kotk tlw ate 
of a boxing glove, both having been broken; while, on dose exaniiaatlon. It 
was also found that, from the knee to the aitkle, the skin on his shins wa 
about all gone. In his fall his hands had hit the fence pickets and his shin 
had come In contact with the lower boards on the fence. After seeing hli 
all bandaged up and about ready for bed, all were aaylnp soba-iriclit wt 
there was a loud knock at the door. All the girls looked frightened nearl;^ 
to death. Spahn got up and opened his suit-case and pulled out a revolver. 
Every girl was ready to faint, when Spahn called out "Come In!" The door 
opened and there stood a typical southern gentleman. He asked "Areyoa 
the gentleman that knocked that yoong man down?** Mr. rngfOm- mav rnmA 
"Yes." Everybody looked for the Old man to poll a cun. M.W WM-^imK- 
down in his pocket. But taataad ha ^pnilod out a plae^.of paperaad. anaentaa - 
it to the nearest girt to him. It waa a bOl fOr tlMf .lMr saw poala aBd piekata 
to repair tha fenea. . . ■ ■ • _ :. ' . " 

A good Joke, and the latest on Mr. Spahn. was brought on by his boosting 
Faracamph. Anybody that knows Spahn knows Paracamph, Paracamph 
Soap, Paracamph Hair Restorer. (By the way, Mr. Spahn is growing a new 
crop of hair.) Paracamph did It — 
so tar: Paralax and Parasal, and a lot 
Of Other Paras, and it's a laugh with 
his i^ris, as well as all his friends, for 
he win advise the use of it for any ail- 
ment, from a headache to a broken 
leg. On his trip out to Oklahoma he 
had the Ijoulsvllle firm send him three 
hundred samples, and he took one 
hundred samples with him to Aha* 
darko from Oklahoma City. The first 

day at Anadarko an old squaw waa 

run ovar^by, a bona: and had her foot badly htirt. Spahn saw the accident, 
and flew' to hta room to get out some samples. He tore down the street to 
the squaw, who was moaning arid lamenting her hurt. Spahn was there 
and In a few minutes had the foot covered with the remedy and within tea 
minutes the squaw limped to' her wagon and went home. That night all 
:W!HM lavltad oat to vdianw' and, attar enjoying a concert by an 'wMMifiii, 
aat down -to dine when there waa a terrlfle commotioh outside.- T.^Mj>t.^ oat." 
one could see about twenty Indians coming up the walk carrying aomethlag 
between them. The young Indian girt servant ran to the' door and came 



flying back, saylns: "Dog Wolf hit by railroad train, and thay ^i^aBt jikfto 

' — ii^.^ftakB cook a aampla oat of hia podcat aad ina 

' lotflMa at th« .]MlaB oaA MM^at In 



Medidaa Mea.' 

apply It when a Soetor atappoA np. nom 
had been dead an hdiir or mora. If Spalut 
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CHEATER 




Unusual Event of Serious Play Being Presented in 
Hot Weather Defies Precedent and Cpmes 



Sew lork, July 4 (Special to The Billboard).— 
Tke Cluatcr, ■ coibIc play. In thne acts, by 
iMis MattB, from the 0«rman. D«r Doppvl- 
■Bmuch. oC WUbelm Jacobr uul Artimr Up- 
ichltt. Ljric Ibeatn. 

XBB OA8Z. 
GodCiM PUttanOort .. .. .. .. Lonii Uann 

Leoludte .. .. ... ;. aUtUIdc Cottrellr 

Bllr PUttendart .. .. .. Parke Patten 

Clemcntlaa aa f — . ..' Btbel Conrujr 

Jack Oeafm .i ...... Melrllle Stewart 

Aorella Jeffreys Lewis 

Wmie .. .. E. A. Kelly 

Henrjr Hammerflr Albert Parker 

Sjndory DeWItt Jennings 

•> ... JUmtd Barton 

. Aaa WcUinn 




> nnl-wrlwia ptas^ dmlM di»4in aapMii to 
be tb* beUht otMSj, aMnOttew WHIIim A. 
Bradr deflad lit Mt nda* ot prMncara and m- 
Mnt«d LonU Mano at-th«,I«Tle Tbcatre oo 
Wedneadar nitbt. Ian*' SB. In a comedr enti- 
tled Tlie Cheater. The adaptation was made 
by Mr. Mann from the German farrc. D«r Dop- 
pelmenscb. and Is to be nsed as Us own starring 
rehlcle. In his trannIatioD he has ahlfted tbe 
acenes to American soli, and provided himself 
with a most hamorons character in the person 
o( a Oermaa State Senator, whose ambition la 
to wua a cmaada aitalaK BMit)nlaaiia..aad 
dncefbalb: his aolo olijMt.lBT» to'iti bocoo* 
• dne Kfoniier In Its pimlt towaee. As- Bod- 
ator Plltleradorf, Mann'a apeclal object Is to 
was* warfare airalnst a famooH dance-haU 
known aa Splllerman*s Orpheum. a center of 
tbe sayer forms of night life. Just as Plltters- 
dart'l* getting resdy to launch a campal^ for 
■•.•Isetloa to tbe Stale Senate on the strvnKtli 
Of his antl-Tlce crusade, he learns that tbe 
dance-fasll has for many years been on-ned and 
operated by a black-sheep bslf-brotber: that 
this half-brother has recently died, and that 



tlje Urpheum. tbe i<ecood one iKlng the occa- 
sion of a fancy dress ball, wben be must lead 
the Kraud march- 
His first Tlsit InrolTca Mm irltb a foong 

1^*4^' M<n8!^%!aaSSikatt 'tn 'tbe guta* of a 
burglar. leads to an amnslng complication dm- 
log wblefa his wife, inspired by a silly ass 
nephew, imagines that he is really acting; at* 
a cracksman — or rather that his "double self" 
Is doing ao. 

As the Times pats It: "The flrst act is clean 
cat. direct and amoslnf;. bnt there Is more or 
less padding to tbe second, and especially to 
the third act, that may he eliminated with ad- 
Tantace. It may be truly said that so long as 
Mr. Mann was on tbe stage, tbe fun waa nn- 
llagglng, and a bit of pantomime suggestlTC of 
a very sleepy man, who has been oat for n 
Bight wtlti tlie boys, waa especially well done. 



William Gillette's First Big Success to be Revived 
:lyy<;^ia^^ Thus Adding tb theSeii|£ 



Kew Xork. July 4 (SiKClal to Tbe Iilllboard). 
— Cbariee' - Frohman will rcvlye TVtlliam Gll- 
lette'a llrat great success. The Prlrate Secretary, 
next seaaon, with the actor-playwrl^!>t in bis 
orisbial Mle of the Rev. Mr. SiuLlding. 

A notable repertoire of Gillette plays Includ. 
tng such successes as Held by tbe Enemy, Sher- 
lock Holmes, Too Much Johnson, Secret Service 
and Clarice has already been announced. 

The PrlTate Secretujr was written by Mr. 
Olllette when be waa not yet twenty-eight years 



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DRAMA'S FAMOUS MONEY 



Plays ttat.Mfce money arc ot eternal inter- 
est. Tha. aaniacs or certain dramas are his- 
toric. At tba head of the llHt Is nipponed to 
stsnd Rip Tan Winkle, wblob Is ernlitp<I with 
being tba oaly play that ever earned $o,000,000. 
It ran coatlnooasJv for tliree seasons at the 
Boston Theatxe. OlUnc ercry seat eseiT night, 
at aa aggttgata piodf of a«uly flSOMia. jaf- 
faison Is said to hare appeared la tba titl* mo 
■,000 times. 

Tbe Old Homestead is said to bava - aaxaad 
94JM)0,000 daring tbe Brst ten or eleven years 
of its career. Charley's Anot ran for 1,400 per- 
formances In London, and Is estimated to have 
earned V3.SO0.000. It earned for Mr. Penley 
alone tl,000.000 during Its run at tbe Royalty 
and tbe Globe theatres. Tbe Private Secretary 
earned f700,000 Ut London, and Our Boys ran 
foor weeks at a prollt ot (3,000 a wdeek; Ed- 
mrt Tmr paid Plaaro nearly (800.000 In roy- 
tflT. aad' tbaa daaisd ((00.000 on sweet Lae- 
aiillsr TBir proBts on Onr Flat toactaed (300,000. 
. A Oblnese Honeymoon yielded a ptoflt approx- 
:liaaiair or SSSO.OOO, in spite of the great .cost 
Of Staging it. and tbe fact that tbe scenery 
and coetnmes bad twice to be renewed. It Is 
the only mnsleal play that ever ran 1,000 nights 
In London. Dorothy rsn for 831 performances 
and is reported to have earned (630,000. Skn 
Toy has a record of more than SOD consecntlve 
performances and brooght George Edirardes 
about (400.000.- The Uttle Minister at the Hay- 
auBfeet. la I<aatea. carscd SSOaOOO at a mlnl- 
araaa. . Out of the prodts or Trdby Beetbobm 
9tea bant Bis Jtajeatrs Tbeatn, W. J.. 6n- 




MIR HUSBAND'S . WIPB CLMIS 

JULY 2. 



New York. Joly 4 (Special to The Billboard.) 
— Mr. Charles Frobman has decided to close the 
Criterion temporarily to give the prlnclpalK of 
Her nosband's Wife a moeb-needed rest. This 
play will reopen at one ot tbe EYohman thea- 
tres In tbe llrat part of September before going 
en tbe new iBtenutlnnal Mrvnlt annAitneed hr 



ut age. Tbe piece opened on September 29, 1881. 
at tbe New York Comedy Tbeatre. It made an 
Instantaneous bit and run contlnuoaSly for OTer 
twenty months, when It was replaced by Ur. 
QlUette'a next succeaa. Held by tbe Enemy. 

The comedy, though not priglnal, was only 
partially adapted from Tan Moser's De Blblio- 
thekar and was flrst cslled DIgby's Secretary 
to distinguish It from a much less effective 
adaptation by Charles llawtrey. called The 
Private Secretary. 



NKW> MiLWAU KEE 'QAYBTY. 



tM'" 



■IM .3lna.i;:aur ,4<^ is (tatad that 

iS^aitr 'ttSkVOai^.'-'fkaalia'i-iBaateni 
«B MM' i aav 'ttNati* :at :<ba aarth- 




of tbe 1810-U aeaaon. The m-w loeatloa la 
oppoalta tbe BUr Theatre (Weatera. Wbsel), 
which condition will undoubtedly maba tha wat 
atroBcer next aeason. 

Both theatres have been refaiad lleiniig t» 
operate rathskaUeis this asaaoa.- Tba 'Oaystr 
manageaMBt flsaraa that they . wilt ha araatad 
a .Uecnaa la their new theatre, wh«e tha cafi 
i^^ba <a tbe ■toond floor. 

8. a. BRI NKLE Y VISITS. 

rone of laat week'a visitors at the borne oIBce 
Ot Tbe'BUlboard waa Ur. S. G, Brlnkley, tba 
long bearded gentleman, whose home is at 
Magnetic City, N. C. He bad Just come In 
from Chicago, where he bad s|ient a few days, 
after severing his connections with tbe Tsnkee 
Robinson's Shows while touring Minnesota. 

Mr. Brinkley bUla himaelf as "The Longest 
Besrded Man tn the Wortd," having a hicsnte 
appendage ot fire feet, tour inchea In length. 
He la an excellent attraction for outdoor en- 
tertaliunenta of various natures, and eataiaC 
the side show after bavlug spent over 
flra jaara tlUlac^the. North Candlaa aoU.,, 



John Cort 



Goes West 



New York, July 4 (.Spi-clol to Tbe Billboard). 
— President ot tbe National Tbeatre Owners' 
Association left far Aaattla aa< Jaaa M,. ..BO wtu 
spend indepeiidaMa- llaF'itti Ma. oaiMav hssM 
near that city. 

Air. Cort cootemptntes making a Western trip 
of about four -nrekii. lie will visit Portland, 
San Ftandsco, I^s Angeles, Salt Lake City. 
Denver and Chicago. 

Ur. Cort aiuonnced before be left that A. J. 
and W. Bnaby bad applied for membcrablp 
In the aaaoelatlon.' 



80MB .SHUBERT ABBIONMENT^ 



New Torfc. 7aly 4 (Special to Tbe Bnihoard.) 
— ^Eogagemanta annonneied by tbe Sbnberta for 
the coining seaaon locloda Bertha Waltxinger 
and Emma Franela for Tbe Bdle of Brittany, 
William Boselle for Tbe Lottery Man and Helen 
Darling ^or Harana. Arthur Stanford will also 
travel under the Sbabcrt. banner. 



VETERAN SHAKESPEAREAN ACT- 
OR RETURNS TO STAOB. 

New Tork. Joly 4 (Special to Tbe Billboard.) 
— Frederick Warde, It la reported, will return 
to the stage next sesson for a limited period 
In a special production of Tlmon of Athena, 
which has seldom been acted in America. Ur, 
Wards baa been on the leetnre niatform for the 



Delamater-Norris 



New York, July 2. — Miss Justlna Wayne baa 
been engaged by A. G. Delamater and Wro. Nor- 
rls. Inc., to appear under their management 
during tbe next Uve years. Miss Wayne will 
appear In Beverly next season. Uargoerlte 
Snow, now playlni; lo My Cinderella Oin. Will 
also play tbe title role in a BerartT .esapany, 
under the same management, ' 

The nad tonr ot Uy Cladesalla OU will begin 
at the PaTldsoB Theatre, MU w aa fc a g .. fcptasaber 

TED MARKS APPOINTED REPRE- 
SENTATIVE FOR 80MER8 A 
< : ^vWARNBRvAND^ C. m. ER- 

■• ■-:-■>.>■■■' •■•COLB. 

New York, Joly 4 (Special to Tlie BUIboard.) 
— When Ur. Theodore Marks returned from 
abroad be aanoaneed thst be had been appointed 
sola Amsrican and Canadian rcpieaentatlve tor 
SooMra and Wanar and 0. it. Ereoie. Mr. 
Marka btoagbt with Urn aararal TaodcTine 
afcateh. lododlnf The Bad ot tha Thread. Tba 
Olssa Eye. A Ural Car ttm, A Tariaeatloa. la 
tta Bl jj^ ysl,. A Otwwititmt ftwi 1 to. «. 



Worcester. Maaa,, Joly X'^-^mm:- 
Bloek Ooaipaay, with Joha Oambatland. ' . 
a MHotssAil saaioa to-alght Tha WotoMlar 
naatre, whieh the company had nsed, will be 
tha aemmar. rsopanlag iB_^. 



Noted Actress ' 
MentaUy Deran^ 

illnneapoila. Ulnn., Jnly 1. — Over aadti 
anUelpattng the iasoe of tbe tmStlm-ti 
combat, cooblned with orerwork, li Itspt 
for the mental derangement ot Ulaa ' Kat* 
Blaneke. formerly a member ot the LvrlO-IMak 
Company, ot this city, aeeordlaf to adrlaa 
celTsd from Cleveland, 0., by her aMBbMr; 
Ulaa Helen Wilton, Ingeooe ot the Lyric SbaattO 
Stock Company, bare. Ulaa Blanche haa.haM 
playing an engagement In Toledo In atoek. Has 
WUtoo states that she belleres after a iboct 
last at the sanatorium, her mother will be abla 
to go on with lier regular dntles. 




AN ABRUPT CLOSING. 

Aftarl.bclB K^«B:gt>> 



Bold, Okla.. Joly . S.- 
road one waaki' tha 
which started ~ 

be a „ , 

OkU. The dsndsa \waa eaiissd br. atrMO: amsof 
the playera. Hatila B.^S(isatar.- aaaaaar. a^ , 

— aaaa.. haravfaas ts 

aiid^fitaaUr, 

„ . «■ JUir^ flKiiH thtvMlM. ' 
Maasberaer. o: It.- Paal.- Bany H a Baar 

and wife, are atill aneagaged. . '.- 

PHILIPS' FORTUNATE ESCAPE. 

WUkes-Barre, Pa., Jnly 2.— Roy Philip*, of 
PoU'a Stock (yompany. bad a very narrow es- 
cape from death, or at least serious Injury. Aa 
automobile In . which he waa riding was aUneb 
by a street ear, - damaging tha . ' " 

but fortanataly tha oeeopaata^' 
Injury. ' • : . -.^ 

Hrs. Matt. Saundera,- wife of Aaalatant |Ua- 
sger Ssunders, at the Poll Theatre, and who- haa 
been with the Buffalo Blll-Pawnc« BUI, 
baa T*""*'-* her engagement with 
aad'la. MW at home. 



A LUCKY CORRESPONDENT. 



Dell E, Ueneman, The Billboard's correspon- 
dent at Schenectady, N. Y., In a winner of a 
caah prise ot (281.24 to cover all expeosea of a 
trln tn «!■« i«ir>i —- ■-!.» i- n »»— 



CHARLES MARKS ENGAGES NliM 
DOROTHY BRENNER. 

Mow Tork, July 4 (Special to The Billboard^ 
— One of tbe Important rolea In Charlas Uarka' 
masleal comedy, (8,000,000, haa bean sasf~' 
to Dorothy Brenner. This comedy Is a 
to opea at the OainmMa Xbaatia, Boston, 
time ia Aa giMt.'.: - . • " y . 

. ' MLICV IB CHAliaBO. 

Jacksonville, III., July 2.— The AInlome has 
changed from vaodeTlIle to stock, with a change 
ot plays twice a week, vaudcvllla and b'o''?'' 
pictures will be shown between the acts. The 
Howard Stock Company, comprising fourteen 
■ ■■■li aaiaiS ■■SMfcjfca.^^Malla— labaiadM 



T ti e B 1 lib o a r d 



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Bri^ Iti^ df News and Bits of Gossip Pertaioiiig to 
the JRi^esdon of Vau^ 



jc.hii II. W. Byme b» gooe to bit bom* for 
III,' vi.iimior «t (Idwego F«ll«. N. Y., where be 

Uln:Mlf. ' ••• 

Thi Opora Hoaie In Opera Block *t Uirtln** 
Ferrv 0.. bus been entirely remodeled end 
optncJ June 25. a nndeTlUe bailee nader 
the mnnsgpment of Utmn, Wm.B. Shol, of 
WbccUnK. w. Ta., and rAdhDr aaodfiaM. of 
Slarlln's Ffrry, O. 

K'Mili Tallwl lias cancplod all of ber time for 
Ihp siiinnier. »nil baa retired to bar country 
Imnii- In Iowa, anil will not reaomc ber Taude- 
Tlllr cnRaKi-meDla until Septrmbor. She la 
lH>iktil yolid for n>*it f^ason In a new act 
vrliirn for h»r tiy John H. W. B.vme. 

Tlif nijou Theatre. Apploton. \V1».. ha» dl«- 
coolinneil Tamlevlllo f<>r tli»* Kiiiumer. and la now 
ahnniiii; jilplurra ficIuBlvel.v. In Auguat the 
bnii«> will bp rinsetl for repalra, reoponlng the 
latter part of the month with TandeTtlle. 

BobbT Darla, formerlr of DaTia and Moore, 
' baa doablcd with Bllljr Stoeckel. late of Stocckcl 
ud iraUt. Tber wUI do a black-face •Intdns 
aal tatklac act usder tbe team name of stoeckel 



Boblaaoa'a Buacb of Klda cloiinl 

J aw anad Tbealrv. Kewanee. III. The 
' 4Ml IB the Baat next aeaaon with 
' ■Bj M wo n ■(■iB at the bead. 
Ula nattle St.-Mina«a. oC^tha Maaoa Ha* 
ten, haa Joined haoda with Ito B•HMC^aH•;' 
The art win be known a> Uto Bhttto^M.' IolM> 
MB aad the Dordett .Btoa. 

OiUtB and Batcbell are at pccaent playinc tbe 
Radr ncller Circuit In the Bait. nejr ate 
' hooked nlld all anmmer, and la Beptcnher often 
JOB the Chltcd Time. 
Ili'ssii'. ihp talklna Jnnler; wat iaarrlrd Jone 
ti> .MiKs .Min- Newaoqw^ '<'AC|ifr tpeBdlng a 
r>.n' .invi. ai the Soo, fea 'wM'/mBaM work ou 
111), nijoti time. 

Tile (Iriai Fonlanello Ilirpnotic and Vaude- 
villi' Co. clnnril laat wm-k In BraiU. Ind. Foo 
tanell o. Jly hfpnotlat. la iwatlnc at bla borne 
IB HaBiflal4a' I* . f. ' 



Ctrciis Trainmaster 
Injured J?^^ 



Cambridge. O.. Juno 30.— Chaa. Wllllami. of 
Vrbeellnt. W. Va.. tralnmaatrr of Rohlnaon'a 
Famoea Showa, and formerly tbia acaaim with 
the Norrla & Rowo Sbovr, met with a lerlodi ac' 
rliti'tit here Tueailar. While »p«>ttlnic cam for 
l<HiOlnK. he fillppi.il anil fell tiniler a yard en- 
Khif. ihe whwjH pBHHlnt; nver anil crualHnK hia 
left f.i.>t. lie wan hiirrleil to tin- clly llo«. 
Ji^tal, where amputatlou atHivc the ankle waa 
.found neeeaaarr- 



PRKD LENNOX tlON* WITH CHA8. 

^- • • /-^WtotjiiAWtfv.-;:- 

York. jDir 4 (Special to Tha Billboard.) 
popular Ensllah eomedlan who became 
la throuKh a aenaatlooal In" 
ycara ago. haa^'alnid 



|nca 



arough a ae n aatlooal ladlan dance, 
s^,.^ J* »W. haB^i alnid .a .caalract 

wllk Charlea rrohman to iilarHii liidlBi mli 



la The D«lla> Piiaeeaa. 



WMHINOfONJ^NTURK PAXILS. 

Vuhlogton, D. 0., June 20.— The Hippodrome 
•t the American League Ball Park cloaed Ita 
taiaa Satofdax algbt, iearlnc all the pertorm- 
«a wlihont ttlaty. It la tald. T. A. Uoora 
?" veneral maaaiar of the Hippodrome, and 
Wward p. CelOk traaanrar. Netica of tha ana- 
DCBtioa of tha aaterpriaa did not reach the 
nil park natU akortljr hafoia tha performance 
**« Klmlnlad totaiilB, and a pwd^iaad crowd 
tiimvd anjr.iNa the gataa. The vcntnte 
i *N mt tm It waa •«Beet«« to be. 

jjllywh I t WM jrt BtjMd.MMIt tlW BtiMdllMO had 

INDlANAlHjj M^'^yE ASON OVER. 

ladlanapolla. Iiid.. ' jnty 2.— Tbe lodlaaapolla 
aimiiromo cloard lia aeaaon to-olght. Aecord- 
"8 to the inanagement. the ezpetlmeat waa aue- 
j™fiil. ami the Bippodroma nest aeaaon. would 
ae an enter tainment on a mof« alahorate arale. 

ELEPHANT S ON RAMPAGE. 

fc^'J*''"''' '»'r I.— Two big elephant* 

iWonRlnif to _the Bella-neto Bhow. anaviwl by 
tin "L I." *' traloera to aeparata them fmm 
wh»n emUi a Mitia emitemcnt 

T«5L .down the dmIb atieet t»t« 

{JTriT-. thrjioiA a f^ Into 

Si JhiS^hfiS? ■« » w» *ittWft\tfB tljNt tw town 

CALLAN LKAVM UIWHTOW. 

^^'••"11. Mulne, Jul, 22.-Jeff Callan baa re 
•Jiwo >i« innnaBor of tile Muale Ball and baa 

IS iM..^l* ^'k-. Uo will b« (oecaadad lir 



Capt. Sldaa7 Blnman, baa eloiad hIa rande- 
TiUa aaMM. and la plarlac Ua-mla* diaaa In 
pazka. Sa li.baokaa aoUd Car tha «Mk* aam- 



The Boaenes (Georee and Allec) hare In prep- 
aration a Dew novelty Rufnan ring and contor* 
tlon act, wblcb will be ready In Augoat. 

Arthur Gillespie la under a phyatclana care 
at Macatawa, Mlcb.. «a a reault ot aertoua In- 
lurlea anatalned In a rallmad accident. 

Frank L. Long, of JaAaoa 'and lMi(> la agalu 
working aingle. hIa wlfa'a lllaaaa aaoahig ber 

retirement from the act. 

Nazi aeaaon Browdar and Biowder will join 
banda with Burt Joel and p i aaa a t a aaw aketcb, 

entitled Quick Lunch. ' 

Davlil Meyer. Hebrew OaMilaa^ kM Opened 

on the Pantagea' time. ' 

i; M'tta-.Aaao. 




AWAY 



ImfHresuio Suriirises Broadway by Embarking on 
tiie LiisHania^l^^^^^ and Paris— Rumoied 



New York. July 4 (SpeeUl to Tbe Billboard). 
— ^Broadway waa atartled when It awoke to 
And that William A. Brady bad boarded tbe 
Lntltania, June 29. and waa on hia war to Lon- 
don and . Paxla. Ba waa BiacB M a Bl ii , hr hta 
wife. Otaea Gcorga, irti» '*aMM» MMM In 
Winnipeg, laat wade . 



ELECTRIC SCENERY HOIST. 

The Electric Scenery Holat Company, menu- 
facturera of the lateat electric scenic borate, 
with headqoartera In Hamilton. O.. have laaoed 
a folder describing and Illustrating their sew 
Electric Scenery Hoist. One of these hoists 
waa Inatallcd In the Walnut Street Theatre. 
LoulSTllIc, Ky., last season, and, it Is said, 
proved to l)c a marrel ot elBclency and accuracy. 
Old-time managera and stage managers are 




When Mr. Bradr retoma to New York, about 
July 12, he will, tt Is said, bring wltb blm tba 
original London cast ot The Naked Tmtb. 
While abroad be wUI arrange to bring to thla 
country the entire prwluctlon of Tbe Balkan 
Prlncesa, tbe American rigbta to which be ac- 
qalred thrangk tha aOnrta ot Frank Cniiaa. 



Dan Sully 



Woodatock, N. Y., June 30.— Dan Sully, the 
rateran actor, died at bla home here Saturday 
night from Briftht'a dlaease and heart disease, 
after an Illness of three months. Sully ap- 
peared In The Corner Grocery during the sea- 
son of 1884: Tbe Parish Priest, Our Pastor, Tbe 
Chief Justice, Tbe Golden Rule and The Match- 
maker. Ha waa bom In Newport, B. I., In 
Daniel BulllTan. 

ELYA SE CURE S LEASE. 

Angola. In<l.. Jnly S.— Chas. E. Elja baa 
leaaed tbe Croxton Opera House, here, for a 
term ot flro jears. Ono show a week will be 
1. Before tbe o|ienlnic of next aeaaon tbe 
kMWB ^wm ha MBMiIaM aad radaeanted. 



BLANCHE WALSH IN BARBAREZA. 

New York, Jnly 4 (Special tn The Blllt>oar>l>. 

^Wben MIsa Blanche Walsh retiirnn from Paris. 

where abe la apending the summer, she will ap- 
pear In J. Hartley .Manners' new play. Bar- 
baivaa. George W. Ilowsnl will again be ber 
lewllog man. 

UTIOA HIWOPItOMK OPBNt. 

Vtlca. N. Y.. July 4.— The lllppodrorae aea- 
aon at tbe local ball park o|K'n«l tw-day. The 
renlure la. alnllar to that tried In a number ot 



Kingston Theatre 
Sc4d at AuctiQii 



Klngatoo. N. T.. lulF 11.— Tha Orpbeos fto> 
atrc, which waa oBaicd for aale at anetlon. waa 
parcbaaed hr Senator John K. Cortta. for pB,«M>. 
Seaator Cordto la alio owaar M tha KIhgiton 
Opata Bonaa. Tha Orpbttn waB ftnntrlr owned 
»» tha BUan nwatM • 



CALIPORNIA PRANK'S WILD Wnr 



Pittsburg. Pa.. lalx S.— California Frank'a 
all-star WIM West, wbleh I* now playing 

Iwelre weeks' engagement orrr the Hippodrome 
time, niansKeil b.v Harris and Davis, of Pitts- 
burg, were route^l to go from Indianapolis to 
Yoongatown. la the opening ot the Hippodrome 
there, bnt.ai the opening waa pnl off two weeks 
tbe ihow waa aent to Forl>es Field Hippodrome. 
Ptttahorg. for weeka of July SO and 37. The 
Yonuatowtt ninpodrame wlU be plajred. open- 
ing Jnly 4. California Frank clalma Ifela to be 
tbe atrongest aggregation In the United Statea 
barring none, and from tbe fact that BarrM 
and Darls have nsol bla show Intact to open 
all their Hippodrome* proves that be must be 
right. This show opened the Hippodrome. 
Forbes Flelil. las. season: this season opened 
the Oinclnnati Hippodrome. May 30. and held 
over one week there: waa then ablftad to In- 
iltanapoUs, and opened tha Hippodrome there 
June 13. 

The show always camps near the Hlppo- 
drvimes. which ' In Itself la quite an advertise- 
ment, eveiT one having Individual tents and 
atajlog^no or tvra weeka at a ataad. gteca thaos 



aald iBkB fMr M 
lnraBMMr 'aa.tt aa 



Bkaat thla lateat 
aad adrantageoasljr 
way of 



Mi Biia tha aaat tt apatatl^ a atago -at 
leant aaa-tUtd. «ka Mi i aii iH imag pawar and 

the alaplleltF af 
coat oC apa ratlBf . 
on all BMditB atai 



AT PITTWUlia HimWROMBi 

Pittsburg. Jnly 2.— Pttlsburg wratka»..lNI 
been line for the last week. Large eiawda at> 

tend tbe Forbes Field Hippodrome. 

Dr. Neff. of Pblladelpbla. Pa.. Is tbe gneat 
of Caltfarala Frank's WIM West Show. 

Mrs. O. i. any la Tialtlog ber son. Bca-Be 
Otar> this halag bar fliat tI»U from cuekaaha. 



Whila at tha HIppodrona la mdlanapalla. aitaa 

Jnlla Allen waa entertained br Mr. aCd Jul.. 
Bamett. of Ohio and Illinois atreatt. Wmf 
presented ber wltb a beaotlfnl all-waal MM 
and blanket, for ber boraa. Teddy. 

Country Tom's feMB tM bin wblla dalBT 
bis trick rldlag fftfc HlHWd I . ranalBK a 



sprained ankto. 



NEW nmev wiLUAMt TMBATm. 



New York, Jnlr 4 (Special to Tha 
— Plana baira baaa fliad tor tba i 
Peicr <>• WIIMaaa o( a thaalaa to 
It vriu ha a ll B a lad at tba 
and. AwM-BVMM 40 B . 

li 



•ncUafcJ' 




eatlmatad lilHllg 
now plarlas MM. < 
for tba aaw ttal 



Brady Attraction 
Succeeds Mother 



New York. July 4 <Spe«lal to Ttte BIlItKMUd.) 

— When Loula Mann, la Ua own prodaetlOBt 
The Chanter, will hara paaaid from the boarda 
at tha t^le. Mother, a new Brady attraction. 
wUI leceln Ita pr emlate. Tbe early part of 
September haa tbna far been acbedoled for tbe 
opening performance. 

A. TOXEN WORM GOES ABROAD. 

On l>oard the La Savole. when abe sailed on 
June 30, was A. Toien Worm, general press rep- 
resentative for the Sbuberts. Mr. Worm's trip 
abntad Inclndea a visit to Oenmsrk, London.. 
Paris, Berlin and Vienna. 



MINNEAPOLIS I. A. B. P. A B. OF A. 

Singling Brothera' Advance Car No. 3 waa la 
charge of bis honor, Jerry Deal. Jerry renewed 
old aMiualntances. anil a large supper waa riven 
la his honor. The toattmastrr was Kid uava 
Condon, and a lengthy apeech waa auda hf 
Chick McDonald. ,' • . 

Tom Jones, who I* a membar aC tiaatf 
waa In here with Tom Dallcr. 

B.,C»XBacfar aad B. iltCv were got lanncb 

' * iRaaK tbe oMcat blBpoater trooping. 
~ laat winter. . Charlie la with Jerrr 



BUOQ closed week ot June 2A. and J. J. 

Whitehead left for tiw East. Clyde Hitchcock 
takes charge ot tbe Swediah Theatre, and E, 
Porte leavea tor Parla. Minn. 

Billy Lemke baa left tor Chicago, where ba 
marries a rhoms gIrL Tbeir honeymoon WIQ •• 
spent at the Jelfrlrs-Jobnson ficht. 
Mike Nagel was la town laat week. - . 
WUlle Cair. tmM-fnir hoar naa. BlntHW 
Bntbei«> nmnu-(par''Hd tdeada here., „ ^ 

HarlcF WMtag MHBtaa agent, ftmad all Ik* 
men on tha dreoa cara paid op to date. 



'OROANIZING SHOW. 

Shawnee. Okla.. Jdly t.— Geo. A. Elltatt. of 
Pittsburg. Pa., la here organising a show. It 
will be a reproduction of snclent history, com- 
posed of one hundred fnll blivxled Indiana and 
twentx-flve wlklte people- Th« tent la to have 
a seating capacity of ten thousand people. The 
Elliott Show win open the seaaon In Northern 
Tiezaa. with ten can. ahoot the Siat «C Sep- 



Mr. EUtott baa bad tnr>lea>ywun^ . 
la tba show baataew^ and waa wUk 
Bioa.' Ctrcna for several years. 

BUSINESS FELL OFF. 



Lincoln. Neb.. Jnly 3. — ^Tbe summer aeaaoa 
at the atgck bouses shows a ateady decUalnc 
patronage and a waning of Intenet. For thla 
reaaon the Lyric closes tbla evmlng. not at> 
tempting to carrr out the oclglaal Men aCpm- 



JULY 1910. 



SAVAGE'S PLANS 

Through Arrangements With Klaw and Erlanger and 
the National Theatre Managers' Association His 




Itew Tack. JUr 4 Oacdd to Tli* BmbMvfl)^ 
atiw Oat Mr. Sjmse nas arzaascd. bj Ua MW 
eoBtiacta with .Stem. Klaw * Edaosar. and 
wltk the NatloasI Tbotie Omen' AaaoeUtloo. 
that the Sarase' prodnetloos shall appear in all 
the Important cities and town* in the United 
States for a term of jean, there is additional 
interest In the roster of his offerings for the 
Dew- season. Ttila list thos far prepared is by 
no means complete, for a nnmber of Important 
BOTcltlea tram Enrope, it is said, are to be in 
^■ja C — are alao aaraial wnin hr ' 
flattaBL -She ftiQowlas axe Ifes ~ 
fltMt mwT be deflnltelr ipokcn' of: 

Tljree companies will interpret the . 
^alli- saccesafol drama of mother lore. 
X. 

The Merrj Widow will be represented by two 
orjEsnizatloos. 

The Prince of Pllwn wUl be sent oat ■gMin, 
thla acaaon. with a compaoy that Indades prae-' 
UoUIr all the playcn engaged In tlie original 

3fla Patar, tbe ' merry character comedy. 

a^pted ftorn tbe acman by Sewdl ' — 

win follow Its llae Chicago ancceaa br . 

■drent In New Totk. SlMg Gertndo . 

wboae artistle rcpatatloo lias been so greatly 
colianced bj ber work in tbia pmdoctloa, wlii 
be tlie featored member of the company. 

Tbe Uttle DamoxeL, the comedy of Bohemian 
life In L.oDdoQ which prored the tilt of the paat 
year in tbe Brlllsb capital, will be among the 
leodlBg features in the Imported list. — 

playb by MMektn 1 

.'■layeio emBCad iiir lead 
l^aad i^Til U^tlcy. 

The Great Name Is a eamedy of aentliaent 
that cornea with the sterling mark bestowed by 
the BerUn critics sod pnbllc. It la by Victor 
Icon and Leo Feld, and while not in any aense 
a moaleal play, has a most effectire use of a 
imialinif tbeme. 
- OIlTer Herford'a aaecry farce. The Florist 
Shop. wlU sppear In tbe form of. mnsical com- 
edy, with acore by Bobert Hood Bowers, snd i 
list of Imported noreltSes as Incidental 




. 4k Co, a pailalaB ffeces tbat b stSU 

iMfcM g QBska.tke aide 
after many auotta at 
city, wfll be 

Tcr Hcrfocd»- --■ ■'iJ.' 

LltUe Bar 
Bereny, pMariaa*' to 

fleld. 

A maslcal comedy of American aatborsblp will 
be Tbe Grape Girl, by GnataT Ludeis. composer 
of The FHoee of FUaen. and. Jamas CUrence 
gyw^JMoMraj^lgj^MllI rpnalcl story of. 

' Ttnd^ - bT' ' B. Thomas. Is _ 
It satlnes most amoslngly the 



_ farcical comedy. Excuse Me. 
b aaother work of natlre antbotablp tbat Uds 
fair to be a likely langh-pcodaeer. 

Errrywoman. by Walter Broame. gtres prom- 
Ise of being a sensation. . . . 



dzttbdlBto 
tho lavtar or ■ 
fee saSad .amiRi 



'. wearing a beatry coat of tan. 



Mimt Opm Go's. 
Summer Season 



k. Jnly 4 (Special to The BUIboaid).— 

' Comic Opera Company, which inaa- 

I a sammer season of comic opera at the 

Plasa Mnsle Han. commencing matinee. Jnly 4, 
for an nnllmlted engagement, will present an at- 
tractlre repertoire of the best musical comedy 
hits, soeb as Tbe Mikado. The Tankce Consnl. 
Jdle. Madbte. Bobb Hoed, Xlia Facta*- TUbr, 
~- Oodoi Xbe Saltaa at Sola, aad othei^. A 



en ga ged, and w beu e» at poaaible. they 

wm aapoar m thirir "^g*"*' mlee. as b tbe 
case wia Ce cc ge Ftothliigbam, aa Friar Ttick. 
who was • member of the famous Bostonlans. 

Xbe apenlng attraction will be a rerlTsl of Gn- 
best * Solllnn'a The Mikado, with a strong cast, 
Indodlng Hiss Ada Ueade aa Ynm Tom, Bobert 
I>tt as Ko-Ko. and Phil Branson as The Mikado, 
while other principals ate Hontingtoa May, LD- 
llan Swain. Eily SpeUman. Battle Arnold, Qua. 
■-" -Will. 



ADOLF PHILIPP MAKES EXTEN- 
O SIVE PREPARATIONS FOR. 

;-.^V?;:i'MiXT SEASOlt'^--' V.-. 



Xew Tock. Jnly 4 (Special to The Billboard). — 
Besides the three masical plays that Adolf PblUpp 
b preparing foe tbe g-t"*** stage next aeason. 
ha wfB sroilota aa ertgtaal aaodem drama called 
Sha.Ba& riashlii Ssr whbh be b acgotutlng 
Witt aa Importaot Aaarieaa actor to jday the 
tltfe rate. 

*'■"« Wo Wobaat ObI will be presented la 
Berlin In Norember. b^'a Ocrmao company that 
Manager PhlUpp win send orer from this conn- 



Don't Be Angry, the first of the 

Adolf PhlUpp's English moslcal prodnctions. wHl 
hare its premiere In Chicago In October. 

After a season's ifeet. Katiiryn Osterman. an 
Adolf Pblllpp star, jrfll lenone^ ber tour In a 
*~ " * by a pcem- 

_ . - be tw e en Maxgneilte 

Sytra and A^If Pblllpp for tbe prima donna's 
.^peazaace In liOodoa next year aa Alma. In the 
'B^uab Torsion of Alma. Wo Wohnst Dni 

Bartbeb baa been engaged by Adolf 
VMUpp as tile prima donna at Phlllpp'a own 
theatre in New York, and will be seen as 
. Is tbo Getaua productiao of Set NIcbt 
" — . SepbDbar 9. WBly 

g, th<. 




:1H40W HOUSE FOR 
LAND, ORE. 



New Tcrk, Jnly 4' (Special to The BUIboaid).— 
SCesaxsL r*»rt— Frohman. Klaw A Erlanger hsTe 
cloaed an arrangement with tbe Sweeny InTest- 
ment Company, of Portland. Ore., to build tor 
tbcm ImmedlaUJy a *' »*';'j|*"^ '''j ^^^„{* ^'}^ 

aad^ftk stiea!ok'"«Sa thiatfi b ta-la a ^ 
pUeate oC the aaa aaatiatbit br tf tkM in^ 




HARRIS S PLANS 

Numerous Attractions of the Doughty Manager Have 
Been Augmented by the Acquisition oiE^Stevenil 
NewShjft^^ 



•Cans.] 



Hew Tack. JBU 4 (ipadai; to Xbe BUIboai^) 
fkMB th* oOeo of Beniy B. 
at- liii : «iU :he a eoateadar 

M!.Maatrtc. A- aabbcr 

itajs have haan artangcd tor his aereral 
fOr-Mst leaann 

of Moner. whidi will open ont of 
Ite.lBlinelpal. Mlaa Elsie 
taa tbe stellar role In 
«f ;WhaB':tbe Trail Dlrldes. 

frm tool la On the 
la arlKJInbd'tn appsar ln a new.^play In 
Toik the bttar paft .ot th* aeaaoa. Cbaa. 
b respooalble for a' new i^ay In 'wtalA 
StabI will atar. Frank Mclntyre b to be 
> Snobs, from the - pen of Howard 
At O* Hadaon ■ Ibaattc; . M ba H daa 
ig8Maar:^lB^:BatwMB_!Xwio , niaaa>hr 




Neir. 




EUGENE ANP:WiMii.itrMO«inuiD 




New York. Jnly 4 (Special to The BOIboard.) 
— D'Eonery's old melodrama waa the rerlval at 
the Academy of Mnsic for the foorth week of 
Corse Paytoa's Stock Company. Miss Minna 
Phuil|>8, who. by tnm has been Zaza and Kittle 
Bellalia. piayied Oe part of tbe t>Und and mnch 
ahnscd Loobe.' while Mrs. Grace Fox appeared 
as the sister.- Tlie ntuneroos good acting parts 
In tbe play were taken adTsntage of by mem. 
bars of tbe stock company. Joseph W. Jacqnea 
impersonated Jacqnea, Mrs. Charlotte Wade 
Oanleb was Le Frocbard, and Miss Lillbn 
Stewart appeared aa the Abbess, 

NEW DANCES. 

New York. Jnly 4 (Special to The Billboard).-' 
Both St. Denis, whose interpretation of Hindoo 
dances was was one of the marked features of 
the past theatrical season, will go on tour again 
tta^dlnettaa of .Beaty B. Hanb.: coco- 
aa4F Sa fcstabhar. -aad rbfttng the nruel- 
dtba at tho 'Oaited Statas. lOas St. Denb 
letaraed ' to Anerlea aad b now apendlng 
the aammcr at Debware Water Gap, where she 
b at work oa two new dances which she Intends 
to sdd to her repertoire. One of these Is a 
Japanese dance, which b baaed on the Japanese 
conception of tbe creation of man. By reason 
of tba locate and atmoapbcre. splendid opporton- 
Ity is offered for a scenic dispby, . Mus St, 
Denis' other new dance b- ancient Egyptbn lo 
character, aad was suggested to ber by reading 
Geaeta nmr A OaaBiter of tbe Nile. Tbb 
daaes wm Aaw a ■aifeed dbcigenco from ber 
nia i l ai i a aaoct^ It b the latoatba of air. 
Bazib to aaa* bar oat thb yaar ima^iaalirt hy 



Reality of 



New York, Jnly 4 (Special to The BUIboard.) 
~An Apache Indian, used as a ballyhoo. In 
front of tbe Boyal Morlng Picture Parlor on 
Third Aresne, so frightened a woman pstron 
that she was taken from the bouse in convnl- 
alons. She waa remored to the hospital bat 
lecorered. The Forest Banger, a pictsre of 
Western life, was thrown on tbe screen and to 
make It more realistie tbe Apadie waa placed 
on tbe pbtform and a spotlight thrown npon 
him. As tbo light appeared tbe woman toppled 
over with a acream. A panic was avated hy 
the', qnlek-wltted action on tbe part of Angust 



ARCADIANS CLOSES ON JULY 2: 

New York. Jnly 4 (8peeta^ to The Billboard).— 
It b aald. that a. petition, headed by Miss Julb 
SandenoB, Conab ' Edlss and Etbel Cadmaa. 
was preaeated to Mr. .Charles Frohman, raqoest- 
ing tbat he discontinue tbe musical comedy dar- 
ing the hot months. Tbe management a gr ee d 
to close Jnir 2, bat to' reopen 31oodsT. August 
1, at the Knickerbocker, where It wUI remain 
until Angust 2T. The Arcsdlaos will rest two 
weeks and begin their regular aeaaon September 
12. at the ColoBlal. Xbeatre, Boston. They wIU 
tha8'-pIar.caBtiapMrtF;.«a:i]bfr.:.Cat;:«oa iiaab -7, 



ROSB TAftLEY FOR LION AND THE 
M OUSE . 

New York. Jnly 4 (Special to The Billboard). — 



Heniy a. Ha nb baa engaged Base Tapbyto 
jgg^mggr^njmni^t^ajMoUe. ja ^[ffg 



Edgar Selwyn'a new play. The Oonatty Boy<. 
will open at the Baroy eariy In October, umlrr 
«ha dtoeetloa of Mr. Harris. 

Edgar Selsryn b to be starred during the com- 
ing aeaaoa la Percy Uackaye'a Tbe Scarccton'. 
founded on Hawtbocae'a Mcnibad Ltgeada in 
Masses from an Old Ifanae; 

Mr. Harrb, it b mM>rtad..^wlU assume per- 
sonal dlieetloa of- aereral hooacs tbb seasoa lu 
tbe following' cities: : Pnvldeiiee. Alban.v . 
Beheaeetady. Scrantoa aad"WIlkes-Bam. Tbe.v 
are new. theatres in course of eonstroctloB or tu 
be coastracted and contracted to bo ready Jan- 
aaiT -V. UU-. Kegotbtlona are now la hand. 
'Banb . wiU bare under hb.'dtaaetlan 



i^WALTER^^;C. JORDAN ;^^QOB8 
^.^ '^.ABROAD. i- 



. 4:(8pcebl toThe BlUboaid).— 

Oa'ifeoaM tba Adtbtle. on Wednesday, Jnno 3». 
maa -Walter O. Jordan, of Sanger aad Joidaa, 
and tab wtfl>.< boniid for Eunpe. Mr. Joidaa Is 
ctosalag the pond to make lib aaaaal .vblt to 
IiOodoa, Faib. EerllB. Tleoaa, Milan, ate. Wal- 
ter Jordan b the aole Amerlcaa reptaaenUUTe 
of (3eeege Bdwardes. and tbe Oably : Steatre 
fi.in.p«iiy of I«Ddon, alao for tbe Aastzallan 
Bwnager, J. C. WUlbmson, who he b to aicrl 
la londoo. and with whom be win prabaldy te- 
tnm to Aawrica In September. 

ON TUB EVE CAST TO INCLUDE 

----- 

New York, Joly 4 (Special to The BUIboard).— 
One of tbe prombeot parte to Henry B. Harris' 
new pcodoetloa, Oa the Ere, haa been aaalgned 
to Maurice IkaakUa, Thb vtaF ;ot 

Russian lite was wiltleai.tr-^Ml . 

Hedwlg Belcher win ha atantt.ta'ltilka' 
tog 



S#<WAU RICE 'FRANKUN.^ 



New Travesty 

for The Foffies 



New York. Jidy 4 (Special to The BlUboatd.) 
—Bert wmiama was featnred to a traeeaty of 
the' JeBciao-Iohnson contest. - The aeeoe b en- 
titled Bert Williams to . Beao. Williams im- 
petsonatea a acgra who haa beea engaged to 
enact tbo part of Jack Jobnaan before a morlng 
picture camera. The negro : b - partleaUtly 
anzboa to aaccrtala tbe exact' attltnde : of bis 
wblto opponent dnrtog tbe fake flgbt. Althoagb 
tbe wblto BUB agreed :W a» It.,: aa«r . be 
to lire .apcteihb -a arei Mi a i ■'aad.^tha^ t B agto xe-. 
eelres a «Boa awl>>6»! ;Bmy-: » a e. TBi'aatavthe 
dnibhla» - > ■ . .'''^SvfS^W^ IIriiZ' ' 

.broad Wa^ 

— TM Miller 's to tesA the aaUtrea how to speed 
Bnwatet's MIlIIoos nest season. ' Bars PUbbarg 
will get some of It. ' - ■ . 

"Merrily yonrs" John R. Badgefs, who pteadt 
gaOty to baring 'serrcd a tana' of sbty or 
more yean on Mother Earth, atotea be Is coi- 
Ttoecd that "history rcpeato- ttaelf." tor tbe 
yoong ones are re-oooktog the .pUb he rolled la 
the early 70's. 
DlmlnotlTe f^ammr Fisher has grown four 
I. and walks with a longer stride since a 
for. a row of teaemeots- np Harlem wsy 

lata .bb possession. 

JMk,;Z.\i PearsaU. . who exhibited Tbe Soul 
Jaa laatiiiaioa;. toaghed heartily whea ho heard 
a .C(Baaaa„%«aa-:.haiac>:f«raied^agalaat fclss'ng. : 
•nteaad:to;tril;lBgtha towns we ilayad la." said 

Joba iL'tCUSata'^-iiya^h^^ the 
acrlpt 'of . a oae^et-playbt eatltlad.Tbe Battered 
Door. He b to play the leadtag role when It 
b prodoeed. 

Haorlce Cain wandered . away from Jercfy 
long enough to cast his radiant smiles along 
the Great Wb'.te Way, Maury looks the ptctare 
of health. 

Moe MoeaalDc was beard to say tbat "be dMn t 
care -wbat happened to him now." Bsnj that 
the tlO.OOO he recelred ttaroogh tha^dtatt Of a 
friend abanld bara allected.htm so; ~ 

.Uat;^toltoW8,-:aaBlllaa:aanT:U_ Newman has 
bae5«/g?-ltol^f»fe|T^^ . JeBnesaeo has . 
tB(Md.'lBl«T*{sa«d''aam.->^Sa«a ha Is goloK lo 
do maca'dssBariag oader the ''Smiling Moon." 

Wmiaffl' flhalM has been deputised A Ocnile- 
maa'rMBi'lIlMlMlppt by -WUUam A, Brady, 

In tba -yarlaiwa of tbaatrbab.. evcty one 
op la the--ab- lh*a waekiaenltiag.1:llor.'tba b 
to explode.'- Soma oaa -maafhSTa alWPid aa- the 
fuse. " " ' ■• -.;-;:"-'','-^v,."- ... 

Phil Benedick says ha b gbd itht- ftad 
snmmer time baa «TriTed,-''fer.poachea.:ara.asw. 
much dieaper than tb«y were dariag tbe wwter.': 
PbU don't smAa, bat bb trlend* do. 

HAZEL ST. CLAIR '' TO RIDE SUN 
F ISHE R. 

New York. July 4 (Specbl to Tbe BIlIlKMr.', '.-T 
Nicholas Scbcnck, one of tbe mansgera of lai- 
bades Amusement Park, Is said to bsre nl^'^l 
a pnrse of 1100 to Basel St. Clair, a f""':,^ 
with the Bobbins Show, now at tbo park. J"* 
riding tbe bocking broncho. Sntk Fisher, sii' 
wIU be pat to tbe test on Satotday. '"".J- 



JULY 9, 1910. . 



Ttte Billboard 



ONilR ^GQ^S mALTO 

LittieBits of News and Gossip About People En- 
coiminned in the Theatrical Offices and on the 



oitlcaiOL 'MIy i (Special to Ttaa Btllboardl.— 
\V!..ii JM»pb M«mi l^Merwm'i playlet, Bj- 
rr ilucll 1« rerlw* tbi. Ml. It >>^M tkat 
Mlis Cr.ce Lmat. BOW appearH* In »• «W to 
ti).< Kimono will loterptet tbe Imdii«>;talfto 

'"w'liCTi W F. M»nn Mod* Tl>« '■«<*■•''*'• ■?! 
tli» road (rom till* dV. Ut- DuvSpMII 'will 



a<;nme the p>rt *l«7Mj>jni;kKj< 



mill- rolf. ^ 

Tlie theatre boMiaf 
f'rn.-tiHl by tb* Wtltald 
strcrt and OalOMtTV 

by Joucs. 
of lirenty 



TCtt. at Blat 
atlylcaaad 

> vperlod 

year*. 



mOOO TO BE SPENT IN IMPROV- 
■ I NO GARDEN THEATRE. 

- Xew Totk. iidy 4 (Special to Tlie Bllttioatd.) 
' ^Tbe CBtbc baUdlnf of ttae Qanlni Theatre n- 
cnUy Icaifd by Al. H. Wooda. far a term of 
mita, ia to ba catlrely . icaonitad. Thirty 
ttoonwd dollan win be apent la icmtinc aad 
laednitlat tba playbeate. , Wooda* plaa la 
ta ataae only tbe higbcat daaa .attnbetloaa. ' 

HARRY BREEN PROM QiRLIEiS TO 
VAUDEVILLE. 

Xpw Tort. Joly 4 (Special to The BDIboard.) 
— Vru^n the perfnrmaBce of Olrlln U (iTea at 
the New Amaterdim on Joly 4, the eaat wOl 
be mlDos Barry Breen. for Harry taaa decided 
to return to the two-i-diy. BU stay amoaac 
the sixty datntr moraelx of frmlalnlty waa 
ertdeatly too temptatlooa for Btxij. . . 



Mtuac Ck)mp2iny 



Ctaloco. Jnly 4 (fecial to The BUIbaard).— 
BecsDse of tlie denanda -ot their ateadlly (row- 
loc boslneaa, the TTalted Statea Uoale Qmpaar 
«cce «NnpeIlad.'ta'ni>Te Into latscr q uar teta 
wbkb th«r McaK-at MO^ Weat Lake atncc 
fb l iag fc' AM^tSb Irm bave now a re tin ufare 
at la Wabash aianoe. whMi waa opened tat 
the coBTenlenea of tbair ataay »i-« « ii.T Ti 

are repilar pwtibaaan of an :tbe aewaat. 

wblrh ia airaafed far ptajrer aad electric pfaaoa 
by this coDpaay. Vbt growth of the Cnlted 
Statea Mnatc Gaaapaay ta a lecord btetker. Tbe 
prodnct of their faetecy baa lamped Into popniar 
faror by leapa and -boonda. - .Uoder the capal^e 
pildaace of Arthu A. Frieatedt they hare pto> 
tnwsed aloDK the road to ascccoa and bare ar- 
rived at their deatinatioo. In addition to llrl 
Fripstedl's boaineaa ability he baa tbo happy 
fscnlty of a trained raoaleal ear which llatena 
lo prsetieally ererythlng good la' moalc aad 
Itirn h« cees to It that It la pat In bta caUIOg 
of wi^tions. Their facQItlea foe pradoctloa are 
uiunrpamed. Tbrira la a conblaattaa «C talaat 
and ea'pllal vhleh enahlea them :t»''i 
""■ -of the timea. < 



PROHMAN APPOINTS REYNOLDS 
STAGE DIRECTOR. 

S."* ^;«b. Inly 4 (fecial 'tD;;3k» BinbaaML) 

— nlih the appolotnent «C. llMMtfiBilMMa aa 
cenernl stage director nf lili-aiaiifaf lamiilj 
eompinles. Charles FMhmaa oataaad vpoa the 
largest laaalcal eamcdy acaaoa tbatbe baa arar 

planned. 

Mr. Prohnan baa aBBodaeed'that be win pot 
Into npentloB a ayatem. long . coalamplated, of 
harlDK two dktlDCt elitalta. ■aatern and Weat- 
em. In which the aame Btaleal Aowa win be 
presented slmnltaneoaslr- Oblcago win be the 
ptvot of the Western Cltcalt and win be made a 
producing center like Ne# York. It la a daring 
Tentor... bat waa nadertaken becanae Mr. Froh- 
nan has long felt that the Weat baa a right 
^^j<-e the neweat prodacttwa at aopD aa tta 

r,!*'" •'•"«''» C'«"lt irltt *«laBa M 
nols. nnii the Western ait fair at' tbo oiaab 
riM ""s^noW" bewa ta ftigm. tta .Out l«ai 

J!ib i« Cfmpiny, whreb-wui oBea at ' 

Cn««" will appear later In tia 
• "^''' k h« will (atber aaeao^ 
ami Th,. Dollar Prlneeaa eompaalaater the 'Weat. 
oSr M;™'i,.r?'' *«" •""•» «P«« •■other 

Irobmaa has aaver.kad iaoca thaa Caw 
aM^xi eooiedy <Mpaalaa > to- the Md la «aa 



,inthla 



THE SHUBERT8 GET THE LY- 
CEUM THEATRE IN ITHACA. 

- ' - n; Y. 

teZIlr. iV*^- S*""!*'! annooBca that they have 
ili^ 5. Theatre la Itbaea. K. X.. and 
•lltlv atttactloBa aader tbo aiaaagamaat of the 



na nittiag 



.Banr Pllcer, who this paot ai 
aactad with Mart. B. Blager'a 
Prtaetaa. at the LaSalla Tbaam. 
TaadeTfile with Gertnde Taalamn B. a .auc- 
log aad dandat act. 

It la aaid that Geo. Paraooa. last seen in 
Chicago In The Ooddeaa of Liberty, will be 
leading man with Elale Jasia in the new mns- 
leal comedy. The Slim Princess, which will be 
produced st the 3tiidebaker this fall. 

The management of the O)tonlal sow makes 
the annonneement that the Uadame Sherry Com- 
panj, DOW holding forth at that theatre, will not 
take the much talked of Tacatioa In Zellaw- 
atone Park, but will remain at thia ik««-j8Ma 
mtU Sept. 14, when The roUlea of MMivUM 
dlaplayed to the Chicago pnbUc 
i;tt:la aaU that Mra. LeaUe Carter wffl.'aiBear 
aast aeaaaa nader the raanagemeat «t Ma Oort 
la a sew play by Bnpert Hngbea. 

Mr. F. Beet> who owns the property at 4140 
North aTcaae. la ereetlag thereon a one-atcry 
— 9. .r.. Facela. t8 the ai^tcct 



THE SUM^^ , S^Q\^ 

Attractions that Will Amuse, Entertain and Edi^' 
the Denizens of the Windy Qty Puj^ 

^^^^^^^^^■^ Heated Teim : . 



Chicago. Joly 4 (Special ta Tfei 
The bOldoeer ahowa which teaaat 
cago^a Ui e alr a a which bare net anecnmbcd to 
tba ararm weather aad dimmed their llgbta, are 
faaiinar aaar to the regnlara bat pWalag to 
the many Tia lteaa who laa fc apaa 

hot weathCT recreation. ' : ' ~: 

At the Zlegfeld the recently fall itMH the 
GIK In the Kimono la endeaToelag 
It la a farce with some moale. 



.).— ; At tha OUawte TlMtia the laa •( 9ka lb»> 
Cbl- taaa Baatcr la aatateRapted. 

A Man's World remalna at the Garrick aad 
aSorda entertaUunent. 

Madame Sherry la In tuneful erideoce at the 
Colonial. 

Baby Mine la making erery one who sees It 
at the Prlocces laagh and forget the tberaMNa* 

cter. 

My ClDdereUa Girl continnes aa O 
at the Whitney Opera Honse. 



SEVERAL NEW MEMBERS 

' " OPEN Miioii ranks;; 



IN 



Kcw Tork. Joly 4 (Special to The Billboard).— 
The National Theatre Owners' Association admit- 
ted the foUowinjt membcrahlp; W. 8. Collier, 
manacer of Green's Opera House. Cedar Rapids, 
la., and the Coldren Opera Hoose, Iowa City. 
Ia.; Carles Scott, manacer of the X^ezlngtoa 
Opera Bonae. Lezlngtoo. Ky.; Frank A. OaMaa. 
wbo coBtrola a chain of tbeatm la CblUarala. 



«T. JOHN AND MeCRACKEN 




Oarrick Theatre 
Announces Qosiiig 



Chlcsso, Joly 4 (Special to The Bllttioard).— 
tt la reported that Miss Mary Mannerlng'a en- 
gagement in A Man's World will close on 
July 16. It is aald this decision was arrived 
at in order to give Miss Mannerlng a vacation 
and to redecorate the theatre. When the Gar- 
rick opena In the fall the most noticeable 
Cbaage will tw the replscinc of a new curtain 
tor the present drop. The other Shnbert thea- 
tre, the Lyric, la expected to open on Augnst 
SI with The Midnight Sons. 

LAST WEEK OF THE MIKADO AT 

New Tork, tvtr * (SpMUt to the Blliboahl.) 
Jibe laat sreek of Me " " 

t teTlral of Tlu, . — 

begaa on Mooday olgtat. Mr 4. ^* •>* 
Inee wUl be gfrea oa. tba Paatth «C 
!heie can be bo oacatlea aa to tha ne- 
thia Mikado eaga a i mi t at jfca O i *a r 



. _ engagement oC the 

atac caat roTlral of The Mifcado at the Oaalaa 
Thaatta 
tra matinee 
laly. Theie 

esse of thia Mikado . 

The naaageaeat atatca that 
aeata for tba fWv vaeka 
tbe Mat weak.'.- Tw* mea weefca added and Sat 
S3^^«kV;Iidr'«. «<n ho tbe laat oigbt 
«t i ■wMliiifiil ■Wdto nf eaade,«para. The 

mil lilimuri 'ir " -— Caatoa 

wmwS^ >aa« at b»ra»«,:iiait | igl» Oela^ 
bar ia a aawiapM, to ba 



BABY MINE T O BE SEBN, HBRE. 

Kew Tork, Jaly 4 (Special ta Iha Bniboatd.) 
—It la reported that a secoad eumtuv la being 
acgaalaed to picoent Baby *Itoa^«t.«5* «I the 




Pe€i>]e's Theatre 
in Ihe^ 1^1^^ 



Chlcaso, Jnlr 4 (Special to Tbo Blllbaat d). — 
Since tba death of Br. Wat. OL Ctalk. fela ea- 
tate haa tfaead oa the taaiM Jhv sale ar 
rent, the Peopled Xha 
lying Chicago tbeatia. 
paat aeaaoB tbia ahaw _ . 

Chu. Uanla, wbo at tta . _ . 

aereral other -atock ha a a a a. talar Mr. Oark 
took Goattol ar the boaaa aad booked la trard- 
Ing abewa. Bowerer an tntote datea were caa- 
celled at the time of Mr. Clark'a anddaa death. 

HELEN WARE TO STAR IN BE- 
' : TIWEEN TWO FIRE& 

■ « (Special to The Bnibaaid.) 

^jr DM eC the Aiaerieaa Use 

Talk. lAaa tt aalled l«r Bonpa^ 
of Belen Ware. Hlaa Ware coa- 
renulnlng abroad for aeTcral weeka. 
retars via the Mediterranean. Inaaae- 

, _pon her anlTal In New Xork aba wOl 

bagto tehearaau la her aew play. Betwaa* Two 
Ftaca. which Benry B. Barria baa aa l ittt l aa 
her starring rebide for thia coming aeaaoB. 

QIRL OP MY DREAMS TO HAVE 
PREMIEBK^^ A T IBB D iBAMi^ tL% 

New Tork, July 4 (Special to The Bniboard.) 
— Tbe new mnstcal comedy, Tbe Girl of My 
Dreams, in which Johnny Hyams and Leila Mc- 
Intyre arc lo have tbe principal rolea win have 
tta opening performance at Bed Bank. N. J.. In 
aboat three weeka. After a few u e tlW mancea 
lawM. tha ilaF «& anka tta 
• Ito • Ma li Mir ta^ 




IsclDdlng the Toaemlte Theatre, Stockton: the 
Clnsle "rbeatre lo Sacramento; the Victory The- 
atre in San Joae, and the Bakersfleld 
Opera Hooae, In Bakeisfleld. and A. V. Fiery, 
manager of tbe Banford Opera Bonae, la Baa- 
ford. Cal. 

Albert A. Welaa la lepactad to 
the niiij »....aaQt»a -giatiiia _ 



THE NEW GAVBTV 



Chicago. Jnly 4 (Special to Tlw BOIbaatd). — 
It Is expected that the new theatre, the Gayety, 
which ta being ballt on tbe comer of Madlaoa 
and ClMTk atrects, by the Colombia Amosemest 
Cornxmoy. will he finished and open about tha 
Of Oecember. This booaa. It la 
to hlgb-daaa 



BIJOU OPEN. 

Chlcaxo, July 4 (Special to The Billboard), — 
The BUon Theatre, ona of the ibat imiljln 
hooaea to doae tta dooia for the aeaaaa, ,sa> 
opened on Simday afternoon. Jnly S, wlthBitoas 
Bcarts. Thia piece ta being latetpfetlfl hr Ika 
stock company, wbo fwa te il y bud aft 
Eliait * Oaoolo'a MlanaapJIa I 



Company Deprives 



Chicago, Joly 4 (Special to Tbe Billboard). — 
The annonneement waa made not long ago that 
tbe company of playcta who are presenting 
Madame Sherry, at tbe Coloolal Theatre, were 
to enjoy a brief reaplte from tiie snmmer work 
aad were to take a recreation laont to a Wyom- 
Iflcg ranch and from there through the Yellow* 
atone Park. However, the following statement 
In the words of George S. Wood, tells t>a that 
"the bnatneaa will not permit any soch intermp- 
tlon and tbe engagement will contlnne unbroken 
until the arrival of the new Zlegfeld master- 
piece. Foniea of ISIO. on September 4. In tba 
meantime the policy of latrodactag chaagea each 
week has proven Immenady aacesasfal aa tbo 

for, -•'-^ 




MATINEE PBRPORMANiBn' 
THE ROOF AT THE AMER- 
ICAN. 



New Tork. Jnly 4 (Special to Tlw BlIItMard). — 
Tbe afternoon performance at the American waa 
given on the roof on Monday. Jnoe ZT. Instead 
of In the theatre proper. Althoogb the Boot 
Garden is coveted and protected agalnat lacleoi. 
ent weather, the side walla are opened to cool* 




TOM E. MURRAY SUMMERIIM AT 
MT. CL EMENS , MICH. ; 

Kew Talk. Mf 4 (Spadd ta Ilia BBMaart.) 



playlag lead, 
la Chria 



lag ralaa la aMHieal etaartlea aad la chrlatmaa 
maiiid to Hew Tork on board 
of the White Star Une. Be win 
apimi part of tbo aaaiaer at Uaaat (3emeae. 
Mich., and win go to Loadon la thatimhir. Hte 
foreign eoatrset wUl expire la MO- 'aad-k a-^jgi 
then retnm permaaeatly'to thia «aMV..'ai 
la aceaa^aakd hf. MMl JtanaF. . 

THE ALHAMBI UilCjU OiBeB JULY S. 

New Tork. Joly 4 (BaMid to Tbe Bniboarl.> 
— The clostog of the AThaiaPwa nn Sntklay, Jaty 
3. leavee New Yorkers wltboot a P<>t«7 O. WB- 
Uams bOBse for the summer. Tbe date of la 
opening has not yet been fixed bat wOI ue mm» 
time early In August. Tbe tcgnlar H a s —, 
which waa brought to a eloac this week, was Ika 
maiX aocceasfol In the history of tbe Albaalbnu 



THE AVIATOR OPENS EARLY IN 



- - - ^?^^ 

New Tork. July 4 (Special to Tbo BlUboat^^ 
— Edward Abeles. it has been aanoinMed.-,tlMr: 
play the title lole la Cohaa aad BantW -aHr' 
atgatlha. na AaiaMg. r ^ •- 



8 



THe Billboarcl 



JULY «, 1910. 



Comment on the Various Variety Acts, Composing 
^tb^ Programs Last Week at the Vaudeville , 
Thesdres in the ^^tropol^ : ^ ; 



BBIGBTON TBEATBE. — Edna May 
tops tile bm at tbe bead of a company 
of able perfotmera; sbe enacted a farce. An 
Obstinate Family. Miss Sttooner made the most 
of tile opportunities affordetl lier In the leading 
role of a toodc wife. Mn. Mary Glbbs Spoooer, 
Ansnstns Phillips, Bal Clarendon. PhlUIp Jjelgh 
and Katberlne Francis ably anlsted her. An- 
other feature which scored was Molaiso's Dew 
Rcncb pantomime In four scenes. Tbere are 
■mn people in the new act which la entitled. 
At UOBt* Cario. It is unlike to any of his pre- 
vlooa offerlBca foe it la free tkom me ApadM 
tnaMr dUMM. being a cMacdy la tmtaieiit. 
'.AJBWK the othci entertainers - wen Uaxshall 
■Mitt n m ery. The rentrllaqtilst presented a nn- 
IBM act which proved to be entirely different 
.tMn others In the same line of work. It was 
.'«M of the hits of the bill. He smokes, eaU 
and ddnka while singing, and whistles without 
a\aBOtlon of any muscle of the mootb. To prove 
tUt he descends fnnn the stage and walks 
Ihniuib the aodlenee. Xbe Six American Danc- 
'-•n ware waimly teeelTed for their clever eze- 
eatUm In danelnc. Avery and' Bart Introduce 
several new songs whlcb were loudly applauded. 
Conlln Stelle and Carr do a **"l*'*r and daaclac 
act -which Is ezeeptlODaUy good/ Stellina: and 
Berell, In a reOned acrobatic torn received lib- 
eral appreciation. Ballerlnl has certainly trained 
his tlonpe of six dogs and one cat to do an act 
that Is reallj remarkable, florence Troy* an 
English comedienne, was well recelTCd. - Xhe 
music to her three songs were eatdQT ' and 
are destined to become popular. 

AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN.— The Banwaid 
Homeo continues to be the premier attraetlUI 
and Is as popular as ever. New novelties have 
heoi .Intiodaced. songs Interpolated, and ape- 
' cUltlaB added, .nntll. , tbere Is notbing to be 
OMlKd toward making it an ideal summer en- 
tertainment. Mile. Mlzal-'Haioa*- the . BnuiaiteB 
actress, is daily winning aaw frlflltlt tlffiwigtl 
ber winsome penonality, and tbe toe - ^■li'iBg 
of I.a Petite Adelaide eontlnoee to be one 61 
tbe hits of tbe piece. Tbe vsudevllle bUl wblcb 

£ receded the travesty included the Viennese Poe- 
ig Beauties, wbo made tbeir first American 
appearance, offering an artistic series of poses 
idastlqoe, in color and representing martile. Con- 
. way and T4>land, Tbe Merry Uooopedes, are an 
I GOOMdy doo wbo :«Iao made their Mmt 
■ttr and;aeAted a Ut. Glaito^Oir^ 
fsiawau 




WAMWnUfjaUN'B. — Uilel 'Polalee an4. her 



French eomnauy in tlie tbrtUIng one-act play- 
let, le TiBltemr, with its sensational Apache 
dance, continues the principal attraction atop tbe 
Victoria Theatre. Tbere Is no question of doobt 
bnt what New York theatregoers bave seen in 
Mile. Polalre, a polished actress and an excep- 
tionally dever dancer. The surrounding bUI 
was a Btzong and pleasing one and Incinded 
Bedim and Arthur's highly nmnaing burlesque 
on M a dao» Z:,On*. Sdwaida* Sebool Beia and 
Girls which te-bdnfal «t yeothMbiaaa jand nmcr 
falls to. aeore .'Wdth'* tte i andleDee. 'PcdeuMn 
Btotlwrs. eome^ acrobats; lodaso looea,. the 
double voiced ' vocalist; Boysn and White In a 
clean-cut and highly entertaining dance act: 
DeCoc In a marvelous feat of manipulating of 
OMca and chairs; Jarrow, wbo deftly blends 
eSMdy with magie tliat keeps ills spectators 
■■nard and entertained, lyndi and Zeller 
wete newcomers In a derer-dab .JanUag aet In 
. itUCk tliey IntTodiKCd iDilir- amPMAa and 
were warmly applaod^d. - 



FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. — ^The high 

dard maintained at the Fifth Avenue Tiie^tn 
-was again exempllded tbls week In the exed* 
lence of tbe diversified bill beaded by Dainty 
Besaie Wynn wliose winsomeness and pleasing; 
Tolce added fresh lamels to ber already well 
She Intradoeed aevecal near 



were aaMed by Flora _ 

amunmeed their farewell vraek In Tanderille, The 
time worn, bnt mirth fmnokliig sketch. Oor 
Servant Girls, went as big as ever. Jmw, tbe 
man with the mysteHon9 passes, whose act is 
li|tenpetsed witb comedy out of tiie ordinary 
for an Illusionist, made a very favorable Im- 
pression. Mile. Rialto, in An Artist's Dream, 
an original number scored heavily. Tbe slag* 
Ing and posing takes it out of tbe many daas Of 
aeta wbfch tuve adapted tbe same theme for 
^Sk'-tSS^^^^ Jf^'''' Omiaa aasiated ndst 

'.'MlR^ka J^lfMe^.Obk. a playlet et Soolb-. 
en II0»/'Hinae n3hT*aGUAenDiiiner, offered 
a mond of entertainment that far smpasses 
anythlnc of Its kind which has aver iKeii at- 
tempted In vandevitle. There is sometbing aboot 
this little sketch of tbe SontUand that makes 
it both distinctive and effective. Felix Adler 
entertained most admirably with his witticisms. 
Stelle Morrlslnni's leaping Siberian beimda and 
Ibe Felots, arUstlc Jugglers, leeelTCd' tkalr.ihare 

-M tbe plaudits given the entbe Ull; . ' 

ALHAMBRA THEATRE. — Tbe iirojnTim for 
the clostng week loeloded an act now to vaudc- 
Tflle and several clever artists ami artLxtes. 

Christy and Willis, comedy JnsKlers. hail first 
position. Tbe Introduction of the Chaitecler 
dance namber waK qnite an original ovatlnn in 
an act of this klniL ' The busUnHts In'rodaced 
throughout was clevpr-. Tbe iluck trick was 
a scream. Fbr a Jnggling act thlM number cer- 
tainly went strong. Tom Maboney, billed as 



Harry Kransman and AItBL mite gave fifteen 
minutes of musieal fooUAnofc Tbe Hello nnm- 
ber was the big noise and those boys sure can 
make some noise. Tbe final nnmher was ChiUl 
Bail Bee and if tbe fifteen minutes hadn't ex- 
pired tbe Hatlemltes would bare kept tbem there 

for many hours more. A Night In a Torkisb 
Bath by Geo. V. Hobart and Irank Craven, bad 
Its first vaudeville presentation. There arc many 
witty lines and the theme Is an eiceptlonally 
clever one. It introduces a story far from tbe 
hackneyed Ideas used in vaudeville sketches. 
Rank Belcbec canied the honois. Rank baa a 
nattaal jleaafng pcrtonallly but in the set be 
idaya too mneh to the stage Instead of to the 
audience. Geo. Henry. Henry Stanton and Paul 
Alexander assist most ably. - Ibe. aeene Is en- 
acted In tbe cooling room of the bath. Stanton 
Is all cut up about his actions towards his wife. 
Belcher and Henry are recovering from tbe ef- 
fects of an over-indulgence of liquid diet. A 
wager is made by Belcher that be can induce 
Stanton's wife to take bim back. Henry takes 
up tbe bet and a telephone conversation ensues. 
Stanton becomes fnrloas at tbe attempt to recon 



.n.BOMlegM^ WW handicapped on.aeeoaat of the 
i.oae af.|Baeh «C:hla material a week litirloas by 
another alngle.'... Bis tendltlon of The Bene My 
Motber aamrvMi; Ue saved the act. Harry 
Pllcer and -Ctatliide Vanderbilt were featured 
numbered iheogh tbe audience showed signs of 
summer Inroads., tbe rounds of applau)^ wbtcfa 
greeted this number - rriiounileil time ant} sgalo. 
Of all tbe acts which hare i^'ored with Flanem* 
Ites. tliU team seemed to bave won Iht- season's 
bonois. repeated curtain calls dela.vnl the num- 
bers to follow. Among the slngtuK nnmbersi 
was Mandy. and It certainly was a bit. Tbe 
— • ■ , uii, team 

they 

d by 

I Taylor. 



NEW Y ORK C HM^R 

Short, Crispy News Items Gathered Along Broadway 
Pertaining to Vaudevillians—Their Plans and 
Intentions for the Summer Season 



The Biooklvn Elks' Lo<1ge No. £! held their 
Elks' Field Day at Washington Park. Brooklyn, 
last Saturday, June 25. Besides the athletic 
sports the followlDC s^plondltl vaudeville acts af 
peered under the dlrectloo of tbe veteran El,c. 
James J. Armstrong, of Lodge Xo. 1, of New 
York: The Carllslee. in their original Wild West 
speclaltv; very gooil. Carlos Kemandex's Eight 
Arabian Knights; very clever. Bene and Smith, 
noreltj barrel Jumpers and gynoaatfi :«•■t:^hlc. 
Danny O'Brien, with ' bis clown«: .i8^::'ae(«nn.' 
Marty, the Jogsler. plAsed. TOdMca-Kaatlng 
Trio were one hit also. Gartlee's Dog and Pony 
Artists amused. Levantine and Earle. witb 
tbeir dancing ladder; very good. Edward Cole, 
with bis burlesque mule: very funny. Tbe mu- 
sic was famished by Sbannoa's 33d Regiment 
Band. A base ball game between tbe Brooklyn 
Lodge and New York Lodge of Elks was very 
intetestlog. Several beadllne acts ap(>eared on 
tbe different teams. Bailey and Austin, of Tbe 
Top o' the World Co., played first and third 
tiase on the New York Team. Joe Flick played 
left field, and Dan Dixon and others also played. 
Charles S. Saroy tnmlahed the. field and drill 



FRANKIE DREW 




. Miss EVankle Drew, who has Just completed a snccesstal tour on tbe Slotria time as a beadllner 
Is .now the' same on tbe Sonivan and Conaldlne time. Baaldca: man P tew^ lhail,»lBi personality 

and sweet volee. sbe Is a clever comedienne and has a hlllM ftMn<:*-XM-Mt- f^ ' 

Mr. H. C WasUmm, one of onr rising yonng managers. 



by 



was uanay. and It certais 
dancing nomhen wcat..at|nai 
has Joat started .dn.' b:^! 
has* far nnrpaassd ift" n 



l«art cataMMwd by I 
I MB|L Sail Taylor. 1 



cOe bim to his family bnt as lie bears his 
little glil'a. nolee oter the phone he thanks his 
bcnefaetan. The Moaleal Avolea, nylapbone ex- 
perts have an exeeptfanal offeHag — all tb* nam- 
ben were well received. Jane Conrtbope and 
Ca. offend > 'Bceeae from tbe West. Locky 
Ilm, JIaster Boss and Cbaa. Forrester won rounds 
of -appUnae by tlieir clever Interpretation of 
tbe parts tbey enacted. The sketch was ex- 
cellently staged and was well received. Belle 
Blanelie proved ss popolsr as ever and tbe Chas. 
Ahem Troupe was the scream of the evening. 
Tbis troupe Introduces some of the cleverest 
trick and comedy bicycle riding ever sees In 
tbe two-a-day. 

BBIGIITOX BEACH JICSIC HAIJ-. — Bert Les- 
lie Is the big scream this week In his humor- 
ous absurdity, Hogan In Society. Others on an 
excellent bill were Stuart Barnes lu a budget 
of new songs; Joe Keno and Co. were highly 
entertaining and were folly appreciated: Bnfoid, 
Bennet and Bafotd are three elevcr daneere and 
pleased; Garldle . Biotheia, rtalera.- aeond'-blg 
for their .flaw. mtk;:. the . Mlagtoa Itarjtie- 
sented \ii -aawc' aWglBg : aoal itaaeiag.: aet;- Blee, 
Sully .'.aBd'aQatt aad'me'Jofdah eomgdeted tbe 
blU. ... 

THIS WEEK'S BILLS. 



(To be reviewed next week.) 

HJjblBBRIXIXlB' MMir' bill 
iDtiodea, baaMea UUa.. Mam <nA .her .fteoch 
cdoipahr. 'leaae L. tAiib^g; AiMieiI paadaetloD. 
At the;Oomtrr dob; tbe SIx .MnsIca! Catlys, 
i tha Seddona. Bedlnl and Arthur, In a new bnr- 
| lcsi|iie.ot SlOcPelaln, eallnl Appolloarins; tbe 
' DnocdlB TToapc . of bicyclists. FTrialol, the ae- 
eocdioD. soloist; DeHaveo and fUdaey, and the 
Donegan Sisters. 



(Ogotlnaed on pasc dOi) ■ 



mosle with his corps of cadets. 

ami-.aai<|rai ■ammt ■nna 

— icn of ear' " 




Another act that scored a tremendons bit 
last week at tbe 23il street bouse was that of 
Martlne and Carl. In their neat acrobatic com- 
edy ar-t. The net is away from all others In 
the acrobatic buHloess, nn the comedy Is done in 
s neat way and gets tbe laugbs. All tbrongh 
the act .the . cemediaa: baa -tbe crowda In good 
haiBM'.^.'.Thevaimwht; man . la valso' a clever 
tiialilm.:aadVdp(HzMB* tUdn that im gtait 
ling. Aa,act'k:*H!iff.rvair'.Mi|:aad hna feeei 
given ■:hBB*>-a(7DBMed-:Mtsacta.;:;TkSff Mil 
themaelrea'aa the Society Acfehala. - - ~ ^-f . 

The crowds that were tsking In tbe TandeTltle 
and pictures at Keltb and Proctor's 33d street, 
certainly did receive the value for their price 
Of admission last week. The foUowlBg; aelt 
appeared: WolBbrlm's Braaas' ttatnea are with- 
out any exaggaratloo one oC the meet artistic 
Taodevllie arts In tbls line of work, and bare 
been declared so by tbe press in general, Mr. 
Wolflbeim. who is the manager of tbe act. baa 
bad aereral ooen from different elrcnlta, and Is 
at pragent l aa m la tlnK- thc.-;IMI*d»aM ;0r 
pbenai. IMe'lD 'a aaort'ahlte^'^p' 

Since Jnnle' McCree hag had.lils piano toned 
tbe swallows hare letanWt and sit all the 
day long listening to hlajMnr-aoags. Junle Is 
some fisbermsn also. 'While 'flXtaff aeaM tackle 
tbe other day. sod getllas the kaata .«M at tbe 
line. Tbe Billboard Han ;w«itr;i*' «Btvlt. V and 
Jnnle ssys: "Oen't cat Jt;: thM Una .coat^ two 
dollars." The Bnihoatd.aMn aaMt VMavac.jalBd. 
I'll give yon tM-Uaes la The Unibaard for two 
dollars." 

Mnsleal , Boaklrk and Co.. have hccn meeting 
with great success on tbe L/'nlted and other 
tlBW. The yonng partner In the act, Alfred 
Vivomaa. Is certainly one grand singer, as be 
ha* a pleaalng. BWnit, awlodloaa rolce. and al- 
ways has to rmpaad to several cncevfs at er* 



ery patlMiigMB,-"Xbe act la Miy. MenaUag 
and plMMig, ■ ud. . alwaya maacii ^aMd. 



Wolffhetm'a Bl_, 

being complimented tar'the aniBtle oSeriag Ibey 
arc presenting at-KelHi and Proctw't theaties. 

This Is the fist time tbls act has played Ea«i. 
and as a new aet tbey are certainly niaking 
good, and no donbt will be In demand when the 
legnlar aeason begins. Tbey stilt bave (ereral 
wctka to play for tbe United. 
' Waiter - Stanton baa several offers fwr his 
Cbantecier'and C«ch Flgbt specialty, bat prefers 
to t«k« •'..tMt. aft present. He is thinking le- 
rlonsly aC' pnttlBK . OB a big act for the com- 
ing aeaaoD. aapporled by bla two darer aoas. 
Val W. and Enett a.. Vnar ..win ' M 
Orpbenm and United' eireiitta. ' and. ^ao Mobt, 
will be headlined. 

Miss Clarice Vance, the wife of Mose Ouai- 
ble, when she retnms from London, where she 
has been entertaining for several weeks, will 
be asking Mose to explain what tbe new mntio 
means that has -been .placed over the maple 
sideboard with tbe following reading matter: 
"The Club is all right, bat Home Ain't So 
Worse." 

Frank Manning, formerly single non trombooe 
player In vaudeville, after a season of 4fi weeks 
witb David Belaseo's Is Matrimony a Failure 
Co., wIU spend his time at the seaahore Mr 
tbe aammer months, wbete.lw Will Mt..lB^lhaM 
for next season, as he hha-' alsaiaaj^lrttt ' the 
same show for next seasOBi" .: • ' " 

Lambert and WUlIama; haTBvf'^' 
town after a very snecesaM. atM^ , — -^-^ 
llvaa * Oensldine tiase. , ?be.aet:-waa|:Mvblg 
aoeoeas while ont on tbe.cl>catt,' mM thi^ftraf^ 
'aUe TcporU atoof the Una .wUI kecp ttkVgct 
.. — The' act la . " 



worUag all the time. 

Buster Billy Lambert. . 

C. R. Sebntta and bis Fee Wee Iflnstrdl 8M 
now playing the Loew time, and were, we . et 
the big hits at tbe Boyal Ibeatte^^jgAialM 
at Jones' Theatre in Brooklyn. Tha' a^da:atiBg 
nicely, and tbe way tbey entertain thfi- 



that witness their performance catia for leonda 
of applause. 

George Evana should have no tranUe la toar> 
Ing Loog Island th«aa 4aya with. Ua antonp- 
Ule. Ficrloualy, cTC(y..tlBie -ha <waa .icady to 
start It ralBedi:-;.BBt. lately we has of had a Caw 
dry ,d^«. ' ~ " " ' 



end : Brown hare etruck a . new Idea 
and are going t» make a hit In tbeir new act, 
entitled Tbe Strike, as It baa bem. sea hj sev 
aial tidUaawB .ctUka . and^«tGiued to ba «e 
«C'.|hBr hC8t,acta they emr- m'iieahe Bags hare 
3hT5ilht:Idea;: ■AIwaj»^aomathl«j«|WiA^^^ 

Aurora, tbe dancing gW, waa _a. bl«.htt_at 
the Morris Mnsic HsTl, C. I., last weeh being 
headlined, and »pe<aal pap« waa,«ott«out for 
her. and her ImptcaBtanxwia the erowda that 
vrttnessed her 15Kmgia>artieB m Bc e scared ber 
■•Bda-of:apIilaBae^:"^■•■■"^,^''•l';;■:. 

Da. lAslii end Bwatt ue ffohw *!,>nS!L!S 
thdc new. act. Thay wUl open .at' the;.HWris 
Sie^ll. Ootiey^Ialai^TlilrjWjdt^: TO* 
team ahonii do TWv-HWtiJSS^yaS;. *!£ 



act' ''will .ceoaM aC'* 

"Bn^ t«iiMat^and Doe Adama win present 
ta3nmdt«llla.'a. decided novelty. presenUng The 
n*eaSB%f^B tbe Disxy WIsxy Hotel, with 
apeeial aoMag- Thi following . artlata arela 

ilae DdhircBt' and Jlaisla MoetjeniaB.:; 

Manager George ' Hoffman haa - aeeocd tte 
foUowlng bill for the holiday week at C»- 
nahle for Whittakert Caaln^ md aaya IMa a 

Md Brothers and McBowatd. 

Governor Hngbes signed tbe White Bsji 
bill which was lotioduced by A"»emb^man 
Green. The main feature of tbe blU, .affecllBg 
vaudeville Interests, Is one danaa Ua^UBr «a 
gross weekly commissions on BB^.MHra Miaiy 
to five per cenr. 

The KsufmSn Brothers, those two clever en- 
tertainers, are now playing tbe United time, 
and are making good. The act seems to Improve 
every day more and more. Tbe singing volees 
of these two boys arc hsrd to beat. 

Joe I^o bas the following acts Pl«y'»t,i!' 
circuit: Yorlek and I.alooda. Melroae 
ton Slaters, John W. Cooper. HasUngs jjjd 
Ward, Rivers and Rochester, Nlcodemus, Dwlb- 
ets siKl Bums, and Hussey and Co. 




ting — 

witb Harry Williams show. 

Ed. Lsrlvlere sang John J. Caticbols'^^ 
song bit. My Dear Little Shamrock, and sfona 
a big bit with same, ss his voice Is very strong 
and sweet, and be has no trouble In getting 
audience In singing sarac. 

Geo. 8. Banks was received with rouwls "f 
applause at esch performance while playing « 
tbe BIJon Tbcatrc last week, and flcorgo W"! 
be keiit going for some time, as he has a mincB 
of eontrarta. 

Lillian Wright and Her Boys prcRenle<l iwmj 
clever dancing, . and were reccive<t with wana 
appliiiise. The lWt::|aal^"»eqr .geod. I^ 
front, ami shaoM.haw'.aa tnoHa hi gatllag say 
time. " ■ - 

The Stanton Brotbers are playing Hie "n',"""' 
and meeting with success everywhere. Ti"'f 
will shortly appear In a lirand ni'w big '• 
Keep your eyes on Ihls team. 

Nelson. Oiiwald and Borger. hilled . I '"' 
Three 

Park,^ 
hita r- 



e of Us, while at tbe theatre at rs'l-yle 

laat .wfak, vara, ana af tlie 



«« paaa dK.) 



JUtV 9, 1910; 



Tlie Billboard 



9 



New Acts Reviewed by Billboard Representative-Dis- 
cussions of Other Acts Appearing at the Leading 
Vau(teviUe Houses in the Windy City 



A— S'.uitiiTD Review. American. , 
B—Taylor IIolmM. M.JmUc. ' ■ ■ . 

C— WkIIit McCulloujli ■Dd, OO;. . UTMak ■ 
D— Tlic IkiUy Slitcr*. UajMlie. ' 
E— immolil'i Docs, Amenemn. 
r— Trlilo ftlgtPM. .Ag«"Cf ». _ .. .. ^ . 



Cboo>lnir «ii •ll-«»»r »««i«f;tlpii of Ceo rioftt- 
iBle.cn whlcb. when melded Into one bUl, 
Jrtll run Kuioothly and In « manner not conOlct- 
Ini It not the eialeat (hlnc U tho world to do. 
Tikluir l«8t week'a offerinjf. tor.CUfl^ «»• 
will ami that nearly ail. CXMpt «b« ftjt!!! 



KU. are of the aon« and due* wietj. Thtre 
li a larn Held to thooM ftoiB. howerer. when 
m ImSTokt the blUa of arerr bonae In Chl- 
- nCttr much Ja«iillas. the aboTe 
ta to •bMt_M BMr, 
■ 



criminal 
An 



aata&v wr to ■Mr at 



Bean. • 



apeclal acencrj- and elee- 
tbls lime tber arc workinc 



cafo. and 
cooUnatloB 

(rt the baat'^ATCfjrtttaK «l 

''n?*hca<lllnera. Melnfyre and Heath, who 
eloKd the abow at the Ua^tlc with their tlm*- 
defyint black-faco farce comedy. 0*o"2ja 
Mliati^lii, waa tb* caalaat apot to mi, bnt there 
endSl thi rimpllelty Of It .11. XUn 
SniUieni Review, wbicb la another Mnek-taM 
atL^ naalcal cmnedy poaieaalns the naamlBtl? 
aSk niiatt BeceaaatT to warrant Ita appear- 
&e A tkn all-atar flat, baa aoeh na eztenaire 
It aad the poaalblllty of conflletlnc If 
r ta Uclntyre and Beatb. that to "open 
_ • waa thelra tor want of a belter apot 

to'flt their offerlnr. Thia allowed a talkUs act 
in one, and Ur. Taylor Uolmea, an extraordinary 
Imperaonator. seemed tb« moat likely candidate. 
Walter TdcCnllough and Co.. orer at the Cryatal, 
In Hlii L«"t Appearance, looked tho beat, dra- 
matically, and If tbelra were an act too heavy 
for June, The Dolly Slatere woold walcfcly make 
eoa (etfct it with ..their daiatr- ductnc and 
HCtty.aoofa. BuaM'VvItevcaald Beyer b« 
lett oot, sad.ipot ■ wbBM altow thla •'unlet 
act ample opMrtonl^ ,to pa*e tte way for all 
the londneaa IMxie Frlsanaa misfat want to In- 
IradDce In the nature of popotar mnale. 

Sidney Drew and Co. are neceaaaiy at thla 
point to while away the time with tlwir comedy 
■tetch. Bob Aciet, for In q>ite ot wome barah 
tieatmeat Drew receired Is the dalllee for ap- 
peailne In Tanderllle, his was an offerlac ,>■>- 
pnclated enthoslastlcally by tbe iKttcr daaa 
and to tome dnrea by nU. Over at Orebeatra 
Ban, on a hl« caU randeTlU* hUl Uat Wednea- 
dar nltht. appeared MtsMahos and Chanelle, and 
rwit there they made themaelTea caadidatea for 
tbe plck-of-tbe-lot, and they , cone in mliihty 
bandy In U. where their talUns wonld not hurt 
Stejip. Mehltnger and Klnc. the act to fallow. 
Thla trio was a aeoaatlon at the Majestic and 
tecelTed from one critic the danger •Ignal of 
btcomlOE aa popniar In Chicago as the Emplrv 
«ty Qnartette. Verhapa thla bUl looks good 
taaiVh an paper hat after tUnkInf orer each 
act aa thoagh a apecUtor la the aeweat of Chl- 
(MO Taaaavllla theatres, tka f'AII-Star." the 
chaacfs aia ctaa tm. vlU :to deiisbied with 
ttf .aOiNiaK .as ^ :jml im.> -fi f-f'j 

rU>BG.NCE BEID AMD FBBDBRIO SANTbBX. 

Majert'e Theatre. No^ P. 'OUe, la oae; plnah 
Irsp; U mlnntea. Seen matinee. . Jaae ST. 
.: Allhom^ each aad erecy aaelody tatily tingled 
•Bh^ paKkir'a'' idngglas ' beOSk - tbcaa lata fea- 
tsna ar the Gay llBissiB 'aasked atapte spplanse 
(« thMr second week In TaaderHla. Boat and 
lane* la the rehlcle. w'th' tha tanaer the mneh 
mere 'prvralent of tbe two elementa. Both are 
pa»sp»snra uf a i>leaalng appearance and a gracc- 
fnl bcerlni. which would make you do anyth'ng 
bot forci-t them, hat It can not be consistently 
■aid that cither wilt ever startle the TaudeTllle 
Korld by thfir singing or dancing. M'as ReM'< 
lotontlKtent wardrobe aim alda materially In 
oetnclluK from the ar'stocratlc tone of the 
oCering. which la seemingly lmplU-<I l>y the 
ireen plush drop. 

ErerjIUIiig used la from tbe Boasltcr cat- 
alogue, from the.opening number. In the form of 
a duet, llow'd YoH Like to Marry Mel to tbe 
tloslnit one. When tbe Balmy Breraea Blow. Has 
Any One a Klas la 8| 
pnee wjig, " 

Urt|">l Mils wn nimr . sBT,7wiu>. 

lyririt .>r i>ut Me la My Bath TW an' Mad sihI 
iKiti.v. lu- melody beats soeh a attnAw' almt- 
larli.v t.. laol mson'a - "wlfMa^t h e c o u ntry" 
■Irs. that Santlpy barely forced U CaeOC*. 

r niK OOUA' SISTBBS IX ittglM 'XSSD 
DANCES. 

Bajeallc Tlieatrc. NOk S. Olio. In one; 12 

S"'"' ^''^h matinee, Jane 2T. 
■Two llsluty little cxpoaenls of pony bnlU-t 
«wk. wIjo i>rDTed a revclatloo. with their elab- 
wate iiniiuniea ami graceful agility. "The Dan- 
Mag liiillles" would be a better blllinR, for 
ibey »re aa petite and delicate as their coa- 
.iini.'5 are faatldtoaa. Tbey oi>en with tho only 
>t i.r material which bordera on tbe weak 
i*' "f Ihelr act. It la a aambcr entitled Oh. 
™~e t.<>nelr Kyca. hat It night be much 
.mil alin he a big hit with the Dollya on 
»e l.,..4iing end. PoUowInc Ih'a. eaeh partakes 
>r a «lngle morael, one enacting a pretty llttio 

am-.- ^lH■elaUy, the Other alaglng Amo, Herbert 
Mm', Intermeiao. Their cloaing nnmber la 
ni- !■ :\] fraiiire, for when they had completed 
*<• ■ rsinn ot Bllllken Uan the audlenca felt 
'»! :iils dimlnntlTo team of elegance belooga 
« Ik. a( their branch ot Taudcrlllo. 

MeMAIION'g 80UTO8BK BBVIBW. 
Av.. .|e«n Mnale IIM.. K« B^^ aaMlat:SC«aei7 
' ■ iliree. and tdRttaia:- Ml^MM.'.' Seen 
■'. Jiiiie 28. " ■ • 

1 '^••«i'ntlng bia aonthem BeTlew. Tim Me- 
' has glren ns orery thing a review abould 
Is an extravagant ainalcal comedy pm- 
> featuring "Doe" Qolllcr. the maa with 
;"i"ily legs, and tha «l»aiieliw rear," la a 
' tbre acenes plelurlaii MUalastPiif HlTW 
l"^!*^ 4*^^. Ol!M*wia twa, shMrtai 



hlP — . 
aanhsg aasaieated 
tvltal aSscts. By 

la thisa. a levee scene affording "an opportunity 
far a toe-plate boe-down. The ateamlMwt. an- 
other Special set, appeara, accompanied by I 
Hear That Whlatle Blow, then aome team and 
quartet dancing, with Preacher and tbe Bear, 
the cloaing atraln. 

Miaa Blanche Boy led aome of the songa aa a 
aololat, allowing tha boys to reaialB the lastaia 
with their danetng.. Bba Baa a.dsar. ftattr teas 
and adds joat enaatli ■ ■i l sil y ta TaiT tha ai^ 
notony ot dancing. 

THE RATHSKELLER TBIO. 

American Music Hall. No. g. Full stage; 14 
minutes. Seen matinee. June 28. 

Three chaps who live up to their billing In 
the aame faablon that Stepp. Mehllnger and King. 



PERSONAL PATTER 

Pertaining to Vaudeville Performers In and Around 
Chicago— Notes of Their Plans, Prospects 
: and Professional Doings 



The rtoe of SHaey tfchallwan. who np to date 
has heea tha "naa aotslde** tha boakef s sane- 
taa|.at tki lacal ywrto ofllees. la dm wacttr at 
spaelsl attsaHafc' From aa caeiaalla sOsa bay 
IB a lailraad aSke by day and an usher at tlie 
Empiia Theatre Iqr night, he baa steadily risen 
to one of the omt Important positions In the 
.theatrical world. It waa months ago when, 
tliroQgb his Integrity sod genial "mixing" ctimr. 
acterlstlcs, that be was promoted to aaslatant 
treasater of the Empire, bnt when Mr. Singer 
took on the ITlDc^ss Theatre. It was here that 
ftlr. Schallman deemed It beat to tmst his for- 
tnnes. And It wsd here that Mr. Matthews, 
the Weatem repreaenutlre of Wm. Motrla, Inc., 
tsaad hiaa aad tamed over to all the nlnor te- 
SPSaaMUtisa at thsaa eOcen. Now tt loakB vary 
aaaeb that. Kb Stanay Blea, tha eto booker ot 
these olBsss ywin-.asaitt anaistMaB-Mglisr, aad 
(ollowlngfi hb'WMia Ibb'SMMdtaMB ami take 
still anotbcr slaB Mwart tha fsal'SC bis am- 
bition. 

Huntress Is bulldins a new act for the S. 
and C. time, which will be ready abont the 



n nen tne Balmy ureraea mow. iias 
Klas to 8MN.I.,a datatr Uttia andl- 
lur Qua ; Bahar aai'il Wawt htlBar, 
> Reld wla favor baKrdtlwandi the 



a In 
nan 
III 

ilali. 

le. 

Iiiri 

be . 

»t 

Ife : 

he 



PERFORMERS IN 'FRISCO. 



of a aslsasd 




largaly by Bay Cox. She certainly ahssM BSC 
the wcrld afire with her InlmlUMo style, boAaf 

op by s ebonis, scenery and eSecta. 

Mr. Lyman B. Glover, manager of the Ma- 
jestic Theatre, left Sunday for Michigan, where 
he will spend a two-weeks' vacation on bis farm. 
Mr. George H. Kingsbury, daring his absence, 

wUl attend to Mr. Glover's " " " " 

at the Majestic. Tbe rest 
Kingsbury attends to similar 
at the Chicago Opera House. 

Marvin Lee, the writer of several ot tha beat 
vaudeville aketchea before the poblle to-day. 
left Monday for. the Eaat. where he wlU ipaild 
most of hla vacation. After taking In tha 
New York alghU In about a areefc. bo irU xna 
n p ^to^t to Ad lrMid ac^^^avarta^r ' 



laring nis anaeace, 
manaacTlal duties 

of lip raw Vr. 
doUaa ar wa am 



Ban. Friebaid aad MOaalala, three anac aaC 
danea artlala, who alao oOend their act aa « 
try-oat at the Bash Temide, Thaiaday, look Ube 
real boostera for the la teat hlu from the Wit- 
mark and Sona Mnale Co. catalogne. two-tblnia 
of their mosleal nunbera 

b^la. " ' ' ' 

BS«^C_ 
are tha < 



c& um ovus JiuBic cacKiOgue. cwo-uuzna 

their moaleal nunbera riaglBs with Wttmaxfc 



> a pait la -Sha M 
■r la tha BMaim 




Bottom niw. let 



to right— Allen Curtis. Maybelle Baker. 

ClOKBce. J. C, Woolt. 



Top raw— aiaz 



over at the MaJ<-stlc. All three are clever, hat 
ihi ri- s aair uf more aixilrdopoia tbaa the others, 
who Is an entertainer of the fivat water. He aang 
YiiMlsha Hag as a slwle, and proved a member 
of the riot riasa. The other, his opposite In 
weight, sang Italian Rag and aeeompaaled, la 
doi't fashion. In Senora. Oops, Uy Dear, aad 
Hurray for the Summer Time. The chap at the 
piano twsngMl tho strings of hU piano to the 
tune uf The Ro»«r.v. just-ss Stcpp iwanged hla 
banjo over «t tho other him.w. 

Tbeae cafe otterlngs S4-em to be the rage the^e 
hot itara. tor. at both houara. tbe feature spot 
•a the tavaaei asilMwi thrf. haU on their re- 
Bpeetlva bnia. : . 

9VI>KBY DREW. IS BOB ACRES. 

American Matic Hall. Xo. 7. In Ibrcc ami 
fnll atage: IS lalBUtea. Seen matinee, June ». 

X rlvUtwUsa cowsdy sketca. taken from The 
Rlrata. preaealed bf Uw. U p B s wIa g cast: 

Bob Aerea Mr. Drew 

8'r Laclua Trigger ..Ooorge Lc S.>lr 

Caplain Ahaohite ,.. S. Bankin Drew 

Mr. Faukland F- Ramsay 

David lAcn-s' servant) Charles ClHB»tou 

Thla bit of arllvtte effort Is not the k'nd that 
recvlvra the riot stamp, but It Is all well done, 
and the star of the late Cort Theatre attrac- 
tion. BlUy. who Is t«>iiulsrly styled tha "sct'ng 
Drew," In contrast to the more dtstlnEUisneil 
member of the aame faiully, handled the leading 
character so well and was so ably asalated by 
a goal cast, that It iwovwl an offering of mer't. 
Although some few excellent llaea Dtrlahed In 
the thinner atmosphet* for want at -a 'better 
place of Blwle. tbe greater pait a( iharikeleh 
waa the otcaalon for several wbo l iaoaia laagha 
anil dcactvlBg applause. . " 

Sldanr-flfMr .la aa earaest actor. It there 
ever waa.: aaa la vandev'lle. aetlag W« pmJ 
evrtr ariaala sa ctaaelr .tbat ka. b aatst «M«ht 
la aair atbev anllWto ttaa a aiata^ jOm tatt 
aMIrtsB as ta wikbcr tkti» iMM-aa aaUMMe or 

aa saga 44 ) 



latter part, ot Aagait. Bsaa aC thb CMtana 
at bb aew onrrlag wm be twip cstravagaat 

set*, one itf four pirera. cs ail s t Tig at twa legs, 

oae cut ami a hark drop: tbe other ot five 
pieces, to take the place of hla old lee set. 
The first is a gorgeous affair for a clasalc 
dance of the Maud .Vllan type, and It Is ex- 
pected to iKovo a sfnsatluD at Ita llrat appear- 
ance. He wlU mnke all bis changea In fuU 
view of the audience as before, and bis new 
i^ffiirt will run about 2t> minutes. Ray Merwtn. 
of the Sullivan and Coni»ldine Chicago odloes. 
will be Hunirws" press agent. Marvin Lee has 
eomposeil all the new music, and the Lee La5h 
atndlos arc painting all the scenery. 

Wm. Morris. Inc.. offeml an excellent bill 
Ot high-class entertainment for the Ladles' Gala 
N'ght St the Manufacturers and Dealcra* Aa- 
soelatton ilolngs st Itl^^warek Gardens last 
Tuf-sils.v everting. Tlio propraui couslstoil of the 
l>rlole Trio. In sovvrnl oporatie s-'Iect'ons; il. 
and D. .\.. a surprise: Lena llerto*sl and .VI- 
lisindn» .vrKniisi'lll. Italian stars and singers 
extraonliu;iry; anil Charles E. Hay, world's phe- 
ihuuenal barltoue. Murra.v [ttee bad chsrge of 
the vvntnn* antl tUnt It was a complete snc- 
ci'^'s w.-is largely due to h's iierson-tl etTort. 

Last Thursilay evening at the Bush Temple. 
Gilbert Shorter, who Irifd oat bla "Impreo- 
alonlst" act Ihteo w«eks;.aga 'at tha 'sbbm bouar. 
offered a n>vtsed cdltlea ot Us efforts and 
abowed to ' 



In _ 

vsnderlll* aacecss, By- ri o d aet s. when It aa^sa - 
Its sppearaaca In the taU. Bhe wOI appear as 
Mary, the pretty abop gIrL It Is to be pat on 
sgala at the Amerlesn Unsle BaU thla Sep- 
tember, prior to Ita going east tor an extended 
tour of tbe Morr!s time. 

Mclntyre and Heath aeemed to have cornered 
the amth Mlhstaasr at tha UaJcatle last week, 
for aat la ■waaha-.:aag t w as hs baa .the erap of 
laughs been bamats« 'aa It was tba we^ of 
the S7tb by tba Boa ttoa a*gi ~ 
what new velilele tlMT Mfea a I 
the public daman tag : tha :SH 
Georgia Mlastials. 

Miss AaaabaUa HB st. l ha aialable bsag< 

stenographer ot the WUIam Jlosiia. - Bac^ ' 
oiBees, wUI take her Tscatlsa asaa tiow gartH 
July, and has aelecled Faw Paw Laka as ■ BMl' 
recuperating apot tor tba wana — '^^m» 
win be cieatly mlaaag gvlag ^ ■- ^ 

her p f i s t a e i aactisa wUk tllB 
of ■ 

Vardaman. the liBB 
from the Paotagea tlL 

clreult of parka. Bis : ^ 
mented greatly by g or g eo u s eostames. special 
scenery, etc.. la one of tbe beat anmmer vanda- 
vllle beta and the Bawn toar will be a good 
opportunity to make It. ready tor the best time 
In tbe fall. 

Murray Blee. who has made auch a aueccss 
hooking the vaudeville theatre oot at Feccat 
Park, has been rewarded by receiving the book- 
Ing rv!ns of tbe theatre at Skna SoacL Be tn- 
teoda doing as w^ by his new haoae as be baa 

with tb 

It win be MMta aaa ar tha^iftataiM a« I 

Edward HmisoB Motmy, who for a while ' 
was eoaneeted with Boawelt's "Steel," has ac- 
cepted a grIU loom part np In Muakecoo. Mich., 
where be will be the rest of tba bst awntbsi.- 
"Steel" has taken itself SBitinaii, ' whetv it 
will be given a tboroagh l a ue i all B g beltoe lia 
production In the fall. 

A special vandevtlle entertalnmeat wa^ ^l\.-u 
at the Glat>e Theatre last Monday. Jul.v 4lti. 
where the retnms of the tight were reeeiveil by 
rouadd and read between acts which lasteil until 
the final decision. The curtain rose on a .<^tage 
aet arlth a iipeclal wire anil iHilletln from Reno 
at tliree o'clock. 

Walter Kelly, the Kentucky Judge, wbo Is 
paatnrlng with Jeff out at Reno, will open bU 
laU tone of the Ort>heum at the Majestic Tbea- 
tre In this city. It Is said that Walter will 
have some fight comedy taken from the Reno 
criminal court when be retuma to tbe ranks of 
vaudeville. 

Texico. female Impersonslor. Is bark In town 
and working tor Mnrray Blee. ot the Morris 
offlces. ont at the vandevnie theatre at Shns 
SoneL After tba Uocris tlaae be wUI leM w 




Co., BOW working Ihv 
Bnchaaaan tlaae. Is rebearslnt a new aet hr 
Fraaels Beak, a well-knowa aewapaper sum oa 
the coast. It WlU be trM aat absal tke ailUa 
of August. 'tmt-M aat na mssy . wUI ba SMMrt 
on the Wcssata- TaaBevBle ^dscalt the atwt 
season. 

Miss Blanche Mahaffer. who Is tbe soloist 
for Weber's Band out at Blvervlew. la meeting 
with more than ord'nar.v success . irtth Feist's 
My Cavalier, Senora. ami I'm AwfBUr Olag i'Bl 
Irish. She was tbe recipient of alBNOt a f a ii ssd 
of Bowers on Friday nlgbi. 

Bert U. Colton. entertainer to the 400. Is bark 
■n Chlesgo tor aa ladeOalte stay. He has J«M 
completed a oMat saeseeefW- tsar aC ' 
State, aal BHsait :tahliK. « 
befsie agaia frssklB g ftr ! 
la stlR Buirrled. 
The Elllsea. the vawlevUto. 



„ which played to capacity bMSsa at B Si Miy aa- " 

fifty per cent advantage. Hla dif- 1 ery Chicago theatre last wMer. la pIOTtag Jaat ~ 
fcrrnt Impressions arc now being announce*! by . as big a hit as a concesaloa aat at White OHy 



artistic canls. and bis straight evening dreaa has 
been dIscanleO for the character wig and ward- 
robe. A still further bit of criticism would be 
to "spotlight" the announcement cards In place 
of sttbmerglug ttieir Identity on one side of tbe 
stage. The act la now nniler tbe billing or 
Shorter and Adams. 

Miss Rav Cox Is going Into the legit. When 
the musical eometly which Is now being built 
around ll'gh Lite In Jail, a successful vaade- 



vllle set. recently seen at the Msjeatlc. reaches ^ M* <<• 
tte staia hi the tau. ;.tt.. win be gsitgnKAlta an the 



this summer. When the perk aroma dosea tlMir ' ' 

will be found on tbe rantages ttaie. 

rhasma. who Is playing the coast time, to' 
dickering with Tom Braatfocd, la which TOaa.. 
expecta to get the batltr ,aC^a ocal tec a aet .af 
mirror* for hla new. Matac^'.tniatta^na k^ 
i>ew dancing act wW' ha 
September. 
Mr. Panlages blaiselt to at tha 



bsoUaKaC 




10 



Xti e Billboard 



JULY 9, 1SVJ. 






ALBANY. N. Y. 

Bart LyMI Stodc Cmnpinx Has Big 
Mortimw Snaw Co 
Scaaon Har*. 



-Tbe Bert I.jtell Stock Company, vhoae pboi- 
omeul mccem »t HuminDs Bleecker Hall, AX- 
hmaj, N. T., hu resulted In crowded honaes 
since tbe eossKement opeoed In Vebmary, hsB 
started tbe Use montb of Its stay and at the 
end of JdIt win bid sood-bre to Albany for a 
time. After a few weeks' rest the company 
wtO open In IjonlsTlUe, Ky., for a fall and wliH 
ter teaaon, retnnUos to Albany next sonuner. 
Tbe Bszmanns Bleecker Hall will play Snbsrt 
attractions next B«aaoo. J. Ollbeit GoriOD wIO 
seals bare the boaae management. 

J. Gilbert Gordon, of Barman os Bleecker Hall, 
AUkaoy. K. T.. baa entered bia motor boat. 
**^eese." in the races to be held onaer the 
auspices of tbe Vlsllant Xscbt Clnb at Jamaica 
Bay. Loos Island, on Inly 4. 

The Mortimer Snow Stock Company, which 
opened its season at tile Empire Theatre, here. 
Jane 6. closed' on Jane 25. Boslness did not war- 
rant a contlDoance of tbe engagement and Man- 
ager Rhodes decided to clo^ tbe lumse. It wUl 
reopen in Angnst with tbe Colombia Amtzse- 
ment Company's burlesque sttractlonz. Mr. 
'ISdow and most of bl> company left at once for 
Xew Tork. 

': Htpte Bcadi Park had A ■trong drawing caid 
~ at Jn* . ST. ta ^Aitkar BaldcB. tbe 



wUl be se by 7S tcct; aad wlB coat 
It win b* a m^mmr brick 




■■• aal.'tti ISBK SSht before tbe legtsUtat* ll 



BALTIMORE. MD. 



All Qummar AmuMiiMnls Rasping a 
♦Harv— t". Blaalrie- Park iti 



. At last tiM IMI 

to stay. Tb> ehaosv was cicat and outdoor 
■mnaementa are making op for loat time. Tboa- 
aaods of people have l>eeo flockiut to tbe parks 
and other plsres to seek relief from the hrat. 

Some attempt was msde to estimate the dally 
STersge crowds that Tlslted tbe amnsemeni re- 
sorts last week. Tbe Hippodrome was cred- 
ited with 5.0W people. Electric . Park with 

proximatM tbe tM*niinee iat SaaOat'at tsmt: 
Sargent Abocn visited tlie eltr last we^. and 
witnessed tbe performsoce of King Dodo by bis 
company. . He stated that this season Is the 
most snccessfnl that tbe AlMra BrorbKrs bavo 
bsd, snd they", hare very exte^slre pistis for 
next sesson. When they will prudoc« sereral 
{'Ud operas, wblcb bare nerer been ' snnK in 
-.^nSliab. Ibcy wfU present The Fotemlan Girl 
t*lu an aO-atar east, which win be aoe of tbe 
■av^tlcs vt tha acaaon. Thelc aeaaoa In Baltl- 



L- Walters 



BHca tam bcca Tery gtatltrlas. 

!U9d 'Jacteed and Xbei- 
kna bfca avpolated Tscdven for the United 
AaaCBBat Company, which operates Electric 
Auk la tbls dty. Jodge Prank I. Dcncao, oC 
MW Oiicalt Qnrt at Xowsoo. signed the order 
tat tte rceelTenlxIp tbrongh a petlUoo filed by 
.the Sontbem InTestmtot and Secnrlty Company, 
which alleges that the Amusement Company -is 
iBSOlTent. snd Is Indebted to tbe petltlooer and I 
aman - Senator John S. B Id dlaen. attaney Car 
:tta 'jftaBKBient Company. AM an answer adBlt- ' 
- tte allesatlon made In the pctMao. sad 
~" — to the^igpolotsaent of leetfnca. 



Hr. Loub P. Deterieh haa i^bctd «■ aAibl- 
tloa In thia city. In the store or a pntrnmeBi 
art dealtf. a portrait In oil of tbe emloeat tra- 
gedian, Edwin Booth. Tbe painting is a icp 
Ilea of the one which Mr. Deterieh ' painted fcon 
life in 1880, now banging In the conrtboose at 
Belalr, Hd. Ur. Booth, wbo was s nstlTe of 
Harford Coonty, presented the portrait to tbe 
connty cfllclal. 

Captain Isaac E. Emerson, a local mllUoaalre 
and tbe Biomo-Seltzer man. is erecting a two- 
mUIlon-doUar tiotel oo tbe northweat comer of 
Baltlaaoce and Calrcrt itrtsta. : The' aite -w«« 
fomierly occnpled as the Iwduiliitili of tbe 
Baltimote and Ohio BaUtoad before the are of' 
1904. Kr. Eoenon has trsTcned the globe Toy 
cxtcnslmly. exploiting his .famous beadactae 
remedy,' and be has acquired a Test knowledge, 
of hotels. Tbe building win be looted in tbe 
heart of the business district.' and It win be 
the flnest hotel south .>f K<«w Voile. A Bjadaome 
roof garden will be coa»tractad.-VOa-^Maasge- 
ment will make It a point ta'^ta a'HSk dsss 
smosement in tbe aarden- -•'.■ir ■*'.;--? : - 

Tbe Loyal Otdec aT XsMa/wa^MM^h coa- 
rentlon In this dbr^ 'AaiMK- ^JMiM«CB'a( the 
locsi lodge baTuTaea '. bay ftr ■ wwi al ■eaths 
making preparatiaas tar the crest. Tbe order 
has a membezaliip of 300,000, -and a' large repre- 
sentation is expected to - be present. 

Tile execntlTe committee in cbaige of tbe 
cooTentlon la -reir busy getting arrangements 
In shape for tbe visitors. Tbe beadqoartets ,o£ 
tbe offlcers during tbe week will l)e in the 
oOlcee of J. J. ICabon. lOST-SV Calvert BoUdlns. 
W. Gordo n Slansbtcc Is seei^aiy .cC tbejexeeo- 
tiva .committee. Oirau 
la tha OUs .-Ti 



DerdOk Is his . cage at death. It la eae oC tbe 
atnogcat sets seen hers aad la piailad a i' 
drawing card. Mr. J. J. Tndd. who la Oa 




. to meat vAlsplB. at 

tirnfuslaa. aad 9ake had a 

walk from 'Priaco to 
while. Sstryhody left bspp7. 

Tbe moat plea^ng act seen In this part of tbe 
eoontry, in Tandernle, Is one tbia week at the 
Majestic Theatre, East St. Loots. It is that of 
tbe Bennee Famtlj, and as idea of tbdr act win 





Ittwira" aiid : JUrdbmaa : CwtUng 
bi' M'Iha PiHc and Sununar Oart an - - 
'.'rBinfnaaa .te.-a^^yary'.vMalwrial V:-;. 



MId-snmmer finds St. iMls doing fslrlr well 
In the amosement line, and weather of tbe 
proper aort tec good sommer gaidea boslncss. 



Eai o p e a n character alagtag apcctade. Hlgbest 
multorloas In TanderiUe. Breiy cfaaractcr la 
Its astlre laagaagc. O i rt i m i rs designed by 
Madam Di — ' 

ranged 
Austria*. 
Chicago. 

1st Chsngs — Italian street siocan. ream Oe 
comic opera. The Veteran and Hli Dai^fater. 

2nd ' Change— Preneb peaaanta. Frooi the 
comic opera. MamieUe Ango, by J. OSenbacb. 
I CWIne growers, time 1800.) 
I Srd Chai>ge--German peasants. rrom tbe 

! comic opera, TIeo'ns Birds, by Zlehter. 
4th Chanse — Hnngmrlan aypslea. From tbe 
comic opera. Tbe Gypsy Ooant. by BlAaid 
. Strsnss* Dance, CBardftS. 

I Stb Cbauge— D. 3. Battleadd. ' Masle, Al- 
ways the Same Old Colors. 

Mr. Brber hss taken many long plongea to 
please bis audiences, hot be baa sot been able 
to giro them more for their money than in this 
act. 

I Carlos B. Campans, of Loogvlew, Texas, was 
a visitor this week. He comn North In the 
[ntprest of his fsir st Longrlew. the last of 
July. He statea that his portion of the country 

. is paylag mnch money la smnscmuits this year. 



the last form of The Billboard be£m]i('iii^^ 
of the Saturday following is ^ni^o press. 

This means that advertising copy intended 
for this form must reach the PUBLICATION 
gFFlCE|OF#lf Em 

" '^^:^jp«|a|r;^ri^ - 



Ing on the ISth. which wtU he the 
abow to visit ear city this sesssa. 

At the Gayety, moving pletons lad Tasdiilll. 
sets cootlnne to plesse fsIr sadieoces. 

H. J. ROOT. 

MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 



Mfaa^Eatei^ Oaborn Ratunia Home — 




a( tha Bwal 

■iiliai lB IM mil cur 

la bar parents. Col. mwi 

Mn. J. B. Oaborn. of Menlsm Psrfc. She 
Jaat doaed a bosy aeaaoa. and has accepted nu 
eagagement for another year at tbe Stockholm 
opera, after which she will probably go to Bei- 
Ittt for a season there. 

The engagement of Miss Marlon Wytliiiu. 
formerly of this city, and now o{ Nenr Yor;, 
to Bert Walter, the comedian of the Lytic Tli.- 
atre Stock Company, has lost been aniMun<**.|. 

Manager L. E. Load, of the IsIs TT — 
se cur ed tbe services of Barry Bagr 
leetnrtr tor the iBotlaa ptetorca. 
- Bay Tracy eoolda't daaert'hia chum. Anbor 
HMsSb'on the booae- ataC at tbe Unlqne Thr- 
alsa, SO after leavlag that place of entertain- 
ment and bidding ereryhody a food farew^, be 
re-appesred npoa the borlaon, and Is back at 
his old post at tbe Cnlqae. 

At a recent meeting of the Mlneosota Btste 
F^lr Board, tiie qnestlon of bnlldlng s bsod* 
■tand In tbe center of the plaxa recently con- 
stiyct t d fiMUag th e grand staad. was braoghi. 

a^S'^M^^^^^^^Sp^t^tha 8? Sb^s'SE 
plt^ where be imderwcat an optriHsa Ike sp-' 

pendldtls,' Saturday. Jnae S. 

Manager George Gatts, of the Grace Hayward 
Stock Company, operating st the MetropoUtxa 
Opera House, retnmed from a brief trip to 
Chicago last week, where be vtrat to rfirange 
for the casu of Tbe CUmax and Paid In tHU 
companies which be wIU put oat this tall. Mr. 
Gstts stopped off at LaCrosse, 'Wis.. oa'-Qe 
tetam trip to look after other business. 




A-^^Cbailas Uadholm. as a 

aa^ Iha. Pantages Ctseail. 

lasyOat ap a tsna here la thU ahctch 
has beea lasllllalli caaaged, tbe ooly old mem- 
bers belaf lascthlBe Kelly and Charles Ltnd- 
holm, and the new memtieis of tbe caat ai^ 
ranoie Bmaanrt. Barry NUsea and Esgene Bry- 
ant. 

Saturday night. Joly 2. marked tbe eloelag of 
the e^agesMat of tbe KUmt * Gaasolo Stock 
lOoamaar alter s most saccessfnl season oC 

• eigbi. wigta at melodramatle stock st the BUon 

• Optaa SiaMb The «WMar was traasferrvd 
; Intact la tha BtJaa Opeia Boose. Cblc ege, 1 ~ 
, tber- at.-aed tMa «ra& la Hsman Bcaita. 
I BOOBBIC 1 



PORTLANOb ORK. 



^ bond Cor $tMO0 sritb 

the Fidelity and Depoait Company ss aorety. 
and ae c o red an order .from the coort to coition^ 
tbe. opetatloo of tbe park. The petitioners at 
tempted to secure s recelversMp In Febrnary, 
190P. bnt the Amosement Compsny pleaded for 
more time in which to sdlost Its fluncliil dllB- 
cnltles. It is stated thst the coo] westbT In 
the eariy part of this season seriously affected 
th* receipts at the park. 
- ' With more favanbto enndltia— . the uialiais 
Aon* to aatisfsctaclly arrange the eempaiiy*s 
' aBSIis. 3tT. Jackson Is prmdent of tiie In- 
.ssslniinl Oompany. and Mr. Waters is tbe pres- 
' Jimt of the Amusement Compsny. 

The receivership for Electric Psrk is only 
temoorary. sccordioe to Wsters and soon all 
business matters will, be satisfactorily adinsted. 
Tbe cool weatlier sertoosly sOecied bosmess, 
bat the warmer weather lass canacd a lloorlsh- 
Ihg bualusm . AH tbe shows and attractions on 
' tha graoada did a tbrlviag bosiaess daring the 



Vie lama Park Amn s em ettt Compaoy. of this 
' dly. hss seeored an attaebraent from tbe Qr- 
enlt Court of Tosrsoo. sgslnst the property of 
Henry L. Brelng. of Terre Hsnte. Ind.. to i4t- 
Isfy an aUeced (-lalm of the Amusemeut Com- 
pany for $2,800. The amnsnnent cmapaay dslms 

that Mr. Btetag.-awae It " 

It was said, waa'^adiaaee 



. .■.Nlhe I4na Park Aananient' , 

-sliaa .awpsred- tar;^3pwi»a K. . >a Isri aL aidd. 
■• iset; "tor a a aa s t si yj aaaalag — — '-— "~ 

he 'erected at ' tttt-.Baik:rh»: 
- bonder. The hafldtagr-WIB-.' 

M feet -vi a'^dsptb -at ar fcet.. .It wBl .'cMt 

about S2.000.. ^ . 

' SoL J. ' Saphler has secnred control of the 
stock of tbe Entsw Amn^ment Company, and 
has siso porrhased the holdings of Jsmes Msd- 
isoo. Tbe company held top I"4fc» ao.1 oi>e»'- 
stcd Blsner'8 Thestre cn North Entsw street. 
3b. Sapbier has lessMvtb* theatre for tbe 

tnad.j»IH€wMidiiet It in a sim- 

;j'IFJlaa'iat^;■^lM^y with blch- 

ie-■raBd ■^ mu t n a : ptetnres. The 

wm 'be exteaslsely' iraovated dnrlnc the 
er and when It Is reopened it will be re- 
.aancd the Bavoy- 

JMiB Ch ti i»« wm erert a new mortng pletore 

ar asr - 



That the alrdomca and pletore Shows sia 
Into the receipts of the gardena la ynr 
seen bete, ss bnslscas has not beea what tt' 
ikoold be at thia atas o n ot tbe year, aod It can 
ba noticed that aiany who -weat to the gardens 
In former years sre now pstronlsiBg tbe air- 
domes which sra located In almoet every nclgb- 
botbood. ' Tbe msh for car serrlre and the 
tnoble ot getting home after tbe abowa have 
caused many to be content 'with the vstideville 
and silent drama near home. So strong has 
been tlie Influence of these plctcrr ^bo vn th^l 
tbe ministers of tbe dty here orgsnlsed the 
Federation of Evangelical Ministers of Xotb. 
east St. Loots, and will begin an open-air cam- 
paign of singing snd preaching. The Bev. Mr. 
esse stated: "We decided thst we bsd to do 
something to repsir the inro^t's of tbe moring 
plctore shows upon oor coogregstlon. so we 
determined to hi^ street corner serrlcpn." This 
same reason hss kept many a patrtm tbla year 
from the sammer gardens. Tbe boaloess l>elng 
done is generally good, but much below that of 
last year. 

Mme. Kenny LI pain, the tamons Tl'IrtlVi tra- 
gedienne and her company, gave a perf/frmaoee 
Ot The White Slaves at tbe Olrmnlc Theatre 
here. Jone 27, and pleaacd a large aodieoce. 

A new pobUSbtng company^ known as the 
Wellwarth Mnale Pa b l l s Mii K Oi wii w uiy , baa 
cated la St. Loois. aad/baa aMt with isatark- 
able sceaaa ftaB :.1ka:<fltMt. btlat.-7A«<a New 

S'ariSM%a8S£«c£a^^^S?'nlS 

^^nS*«Hag:wm he:!^^%ii'^i^;iii«lit aL 
Lflots Bane Show AaNdaMaa.fkr tta^faqpaw a( 

dcddlBg the advlSBhlllljr at 
the aannal horse show here, 
wen caorgh. bnt tbe advent 
it a tbongtatfnl propodttoo. 

The MrKsir * Hsrrls Bed Estate Oomnany. 
rrpresenting the Wm. Wdgbtman estate, add to 
Walter B. Dewees a picoe .of property n\im 
on South Broadsray. where Mr. Dewees Is erect- 
lag one of tbe flaest slidnmis la St. Loois. Tbe 
Inrostmeot Is to be tSSwOOO. - 

St. Lools is to luve a sommer p^rk ■'eroted 
strictly to tbe negro popnlstloa of the dir. to 
t>e kn<Twn mm "Thr- AfrA-ABoerlemn Ama^emoit 
Park." tbe site la that aCBsadlaa Park, known 
to every drms 'tbat: jMS^allaVB 'IMa dtjr. It 
win open on Jaly^ db' asdfa na. adaasament of 
Mr. Del Maadsb 




«< tbe Aatslag la the Air- Barer 
- - In this dty. snd having 
Odmar Garden, which is 
be win be able to 
fn)Mets for next 7<ar to bet 

— dty. 

WILL J. Bl 



OMAHA, NEB. 



Th* Woodward Stock Company Cloaoa 
a Suc caaa ful Summar Engagamant 
— Naws of the Ammamont 
Week in Nebraaka'a Mo- 



eC the onto makes 



a an dalag 'a very 
ot the het . wnatb 



The Woodward Stock Compaay doaed a most 
snccessfal summer sesson the past week at tbe 
Boyd. Floral gifts were many aod the large 
sodlence on the dodog night spplaoded tbe 
words rf fsrewell spoken by the pisyers. Msn- 
sger Woodward has ainoonced the opening of 
tbe Boyd on Aognst 27 with a stosk camaaoy. 
headed by Mlaa. jjw^. Ma a. .iir .« .aiaim .-ao- 
gagemaat, pnaaOag^ a : atHik a(. 'flirlttcai 

satlsfaetorx 
er. , - •' -. - '.• .' • 

B. A. Donn. ma-Mger of tbe theatrical ex 
chanre of this dty Is pisying a summer stoca 
engsgement In South Dskota. 

Pamall Mangsn. tbe popular treasurer st the 
Boyd, win spend his vscstion vldtlog Eastern 
sommer resorts. 

vrsnk Woodwsrd. ssalstaat auaagcr at the 
Wrsaddi^^-wni saead - Ua-^WMMta^l^JtaMa 

^&^'«!?%I*I2l^.'':''fr;,;..?''*T^95?'?^ 

The largest crowd of the 'aaaMO sM 
land Bearb the peat wedt;»>tba- H i t 
Grocer's Pleale. Over tra- ihiiasssfl pi 
la attendance. Dancing- heattag . awlmmtng. 
boat racing aid other aperla provided a good 
program. Manrger ManrbnlT has srraagrd fi'r 
severs] bir dara dnrins ti>e aeasoa. and thi> 
resort, under his eansble msssgemeot, promise* 
to become very popdsr. 

Rllly Rrrne. msnsxer st Mansws, says tb~ 
daly tiaoMe be hss ibeae warm days Is to pro 
vlda a sofllelent nnmlier of bathlnr sdta an'< 
hoata-'for tbe pirasnre of his pstroos. Tbl> 
Iske resort la st Its verv bed st tbe presco' 
time, tbe Urge aid beanilfnl beds of brilllso* 
flowers. eollveniOK tbe geiersi aopesrance o* 
tte plar^ Xaahattaa 1>M«b baa bfca cfaa«a* 



Look* Ha Ooora. Will 
and " OW loa Bnildinfl 
Erected on Site. 



The Baker Stock Company closes Its engage- 
ment at tbe Baker Tbeatre wltb Tbe Three of 
Us. Likewise It •will be the doslog ot tUi« 
tbeatre forever and aaoa. Work wuj Imme- 
diately caaMwa es aa^ a dimillllnjr^A^tea^ 

stead. '- ' ^-v 

With tbe psaslng of the Baker Thee tic. this 
dty la left without a playboaaa whoa K. * 
E. bookings can be takca cara 
~' O. Ooofee, KtMW.^ r" 
tativc. hss left fa 
laadag. 




a dsj aad^aisbk abitt ot-srorfcmeo as 
tbe cooetcte lalsrlar.' ladlcatlaas polat to Its 
completion eady In ScptaaAcr. 

Work oo tha aew Baker Theatre la progr-'S- 
slag farcrably, bat there la soms tdk.ef madtry- 
Ing the plana. No delldu time Is sat far the 
(qicnlog of this thestre. 

The Armstrong Mndcd Comedy 
playing at tbe Lyric Theatre, ere 
big badness, dblag three 
Tbe blU for tbte week Is The TwhM. 

The vaudeville tbeatres^- 
Paatages, have tuoatmlly gtod. 
with top-notch bosli 
Uberati's Band aa 
tinoe to draw . wdl ' at ' 
Psrk. . 'K ■'■ 

Conodi OtaM,Faik_:«aailMMK:fi>/i^ 




f patroa^ioa. < 



rtar-Ms I 



NASHVILLE, TENN. 



Military Toumamont'.at an End. 
' . '<->.:Cyai4l'ifar''Naalivi.llak 



Big 



Ob Sataalar. Xaaa M. tha snilary tonmait- d 
came to a dear. The aBhIr was noe of ■>>* 
bmest of Its kind ever pdlrd off to Nashrli:.-. 

B- L. Campbell, rasnagsr of the Human l' "'- 
Idte 'Wheel at Gleodale Park, left for i-'^^ 
mlogbam, Jnne 2S. oo special besiness. Pi'' '<* 
bis sbaenee Mr. Brown, his asalstsnt. will ! '<e 
charge <it tbe wheel. 

lie caarealtaa in MaabdUa du'iv 

„«r«beaaa'«C'IMJiti«Btl*- " 



JU! V 9, 1910. 



Ttie eillboard 



U 







Tkr >'M {<*rk IQ Nortb NailiTUlc fteacrlr 
kMKD a» Willie CItr, tau bwn Urow> apaa lor 
tkcri. Iu>lre luc or Uw colond pMpI*. ud wUI 

ito ruiun b* kaowa u Oaoe}- Islaod Park. 

0»nn H Ik* Tuniwil SUto Pair h«M a 

•AN PRANCISOOb CAL. V 



B«iMi Bvnt of ini i io rtaw o* " Hai ii ii- ' 
Indtcatas ita Charactar. 

Our ot tht moat atSBlOceot theatrical efenta 
Kill Ik- d«Ucallon ut tiM ronac Tbeatre. lo- 
ntcil «i Canael-b7-llie-8ea, a aalxub ot Sas 
FnnrlHu. oa JulT *■ Thla opaa-alr aapUttaca- 
ifv. Kbtcb 1> now rcealTtas ttaa flalaUas laaciica, 
vlll draw pllsrlma troa aaajr palaTa ■ Xka UMr- 
tirr, which occapiaa a aalcadit alta ia a aatatal 
taala at the alop* towara tka aaa. wkia coaiplal- 
«d wUl haTc a aaatlas capacity oC IJMt ttaa 
(tan haa bcca ao acraasad Itaat It la aetoallr 
mn or ttas (unat. wltb aa opcalas ot OS feet 
ud a deptli ot 40 feat. Tba play that haa 
haca hoaond aa the dcdKatlaa work la DaTUl. 
Iff Caaaiaaee Uklooer, the watl-kaowa dramatic 
crilir: WUHaa) Furat will be the mnaleal dlnc- 
- Mr. 

UellTlUc Gideon, the wcU-koowa aoaff writer, 
tad M'tirl Buo)'et. kaowa aa th« Amerlcaa Bean- 
tr. <t«re welcome BUlboatd caliera tbla week. 
They came oot bare oo a vaeatloa. aad are aaar 

.. L«*ed aaaderllU otaa. 

atleaal daacw. wiIIh 

~ . tkat ke .«« 



abowa what earetal maaaicement will do. Strffen 
Brotbcra are a deter pair of kaock.aboai icro 
bate aad baakat Jampera; Bloaaoa Bohliuon. 
COOd-looklDC, dalat7, and wltb a lot of catehy 
aoata. eaocht oa from the atart; Reed St. Joba 
aad Cs.. la Coloolal coatooie, did a atralabt 
mnaleal act: BUly Unk In a bUek face ohmio. 
lorne, la a real comedian with a fanoy langh all 
bla own: Dlero. with hit piano accordion, foood 
It dlQcnlt to get away, bo earnest was the ap- 
pUna* for more; LaToaka, a coaat defender, lu 
«MMAr iDSClIng act, Berer (alli to make toort : 
PMrC Mz Josflloc Oiria la one big act, all 
■HBaa drla. who are clercr and hare nice 
wardrobea. 

Thavlea aad Ua Hatiiin Band, at Idora Park, 
I* OB* ot tba ataaaa'a Ug drawinc earda. The 
addltloa at. a tiiapi afBMalaii afai«era and 
~ atbactlaa.- la addl- 
aad Ha'z Slac. lolo- 
ns Joljr IT. Beranl 
tence a acaaoo, ap- 
Operan. 

BUBB COHEN. 





Coast. 

Al. J.ilson is bete 
maklDg oi-tr ones. I 
UtcDii In the Northwest 

Tbo<n«i C. Leiry learea for the Eaat July 13, 
' la nil contracls. 

BUly Ua^law and Eddie O'Brlea. late 
bcis o( the OUie Mack Co^ wha Blaiad a 
na ao a la Teias, were milb aa r a caimt 
week. They wtli play Taadeeilla dataa 

Maaacecs Albora aad Icaby. ot tbe Portola 
Tbeatic. bare decorated tba walla of their larse 
labby wlib an tauaeaae oU palnllac eapedaUy 
made for tben, ahowlar aecaea fnm diSerent 
paru of the world. It la vei7 latereatinc aod 
' patrons stand Ions aad daae at thla wonder of 
the artist's bralo; the caaraa la twentj.arc fe«c 
Ucb. and almoat ooe hnadred feet la Irnalb, 

Martiaettl. Oroaal aad Nada Mocct ara pUylaa 
J*e C obaa'a aaw WaaMa^niagi^*ajaiih 
baa^aag^Ma.dC na..i%BHM , *'"^ 

Aanetta Kellerauaa. tkit Mvlac Taao, will 
appear at the Otpbeam bere la Juy. 
' Femlnlae aiara wUl atalae at tbe CWmnhIa la 
■lapld soccvaaloo: the liat booked taelodea Mar- 
nrrt antlla, >lra. flake. Hrorletla Croamao, 
■aoe Stahl and Frances Starr. 
' Tbe Jsck Golden Mnaleal Comedy Co. are play- 
lag I sncceufol engagement at the Farragnt 
Ibeitrr, Vallejo. 

LUy utoM Dpeaa-at tbeOrpbeoa Jaly 3. 

Cerfacaa aad Maaa^ Wllno Btatbna. Bnr- 
Mib'a Wallaia OM. iattk mat An^^a, ncMa 
aad Oica. aad Tba. Uia«w«ct>a wcta at tbe L«a 
Aagclc* Tbeatic weak of Jaae 3t> 

wUsoe aod Peaiaoa. KMa aad CUttoa. Klee- 
tra. Lew Weteb aad C6. aad Maaleal J^we 
r->>yed the Qoeen Theatre, Saa Oicco, week of 
zi. 

ios. 1. aod Myra DowUac. Billy Klwood. Boyle 
rrolhrni. Little Rip and Ward aad LAwaon were 
iiiileil at tbe Mlaslon Theatre, Salt Lake, week 

of 2c. 

The last steamer to Soaolela canted twenty- 
anea p m eiawia. aU bii k id kv L M. Oakca. of 

Wtatr--*" — — — ^ — . 

A 

at 

Naaagcr Jaaa 
•tie, la withaat a daa gt " tka raaoat carefnl aad 
partirnlar aaaa. as aotblas eacap ea bla casle eye, 
•od no performer la allowed to cat bla act or 
nse any words dnrlng tbeir act that baa a aem. 
blicce of anfteatlTHteaa, aad no matter bow 
aiaay people are la the honse tliey get th« whole 
•bow Id Ua esUraty, aad U thla way the houae 
la dotag a better boalaeaa eacb week. Coccorao 
and Diioo, Tbe Ac^lac Vbcolara. Tanal Teidl 
aad hrotber. JUtt Xbate aad JM Bnaa aad 
Janes Pott Ca. wen aa tba VOL ... 

'^ttw""- to tkaj»ataia art at «* 

Wli!<ram: Flelda aad Caeo. BoU Bata 

CberrUi, vroif. Itoore and Teoai aad 
Foor nrre the other ezcell*Bt.atnbatB. 

Ij^ Ilall, Tba LoogfeUewB, Oeorn Sinclair. 
Wllliama and Wright. Frank aad floatcooery. 
Jraiii"- nncher and Uoalcal Foot aie at tbe 
Pao.Oa Theatre thU week. 

Uarciret Anglln la Tbe AwakCDtnf of Helen* 
alrl'li-. at tbe MombU Theatre thU week. wUI 
rem«iu annuwr week. Mrs. Flake followa. op- 
riXiic Jnly 4 la Plltan af Socie^. aod Uter fo 
1 •Ij ni.lt. bni. Baaad* aad Tba Orrea OKkatea 
Mr;:lnla Baraed In Iris, aapported by tbe 
•lork rompany, U tbe Atcaaar attraetloa tbla 

Wprk 

..^.T''^^'''^'"'''" coatlooea tbe stellar attraetloa 
« Miv Orphenm altboogh oa ber third and laat 
'""l nomber of people nnable to rata 
aani.-.ion dnrlag her enaagemeot paaaea all 
lallnoa, Uaod aad Oladya Finney, cham- 
Plnn \,Ay Bwlmraera, bUled ra Tbe Mermslda. 
are irnlr woaderfDl: Peter Doaald aad MeU 

— on a " 



KANSAS CITY, MO. 

Parka Doing Recortl BuaiiMM Thaa- 
tras Ramaining OpaB Ai* OoiBg 

Wall. 

Tha'Ust week of Joae stUI floda Kanaaa City 
"a hoc placa." aad all of tbe parks are doing a 
i«MM baateeaa. Tbe two tbeatns that are ran- 

'mSLt" '^tM^aSa '••■■aNaaaS** 

a Am* M. aftar a ytat^ iliiati aad stni 
Ibat b* la «all* a flMMUa; «ttfc Kaasas 

city." " 

Cari StewaM. aaaaiv «r tt* JHbWt Thea- 
tre. wOl be la Kaaaaa CUy aatn the Blddle ot 
Jatr aa Lyman Bawc> pietaRa keep tbe koa a a 



Company. It la expected that be will bare aome 
sarprlses In the way of plan for preeeoUtloa 
by I^wls s. S':one and the Bdaaco Company. 

Ooe ot tba baadsoaiest and moat eoaaplate mo- 
tion pletan ikawa la Los Aaselcs, was opened 
leceatly at tk* caraer otThIrd aad Main 
■treeta. It la caUcd the Liberty Theatre. Tbe 
lobby Is talsbcd la white aiatUe aad MokagaBy. 
and tbe front Is stanaooBted by a btaaaa copy 
of tbe Btatoe of IJIierO'. aod with aa op-to- 
date ayatem of electric •fgna and eSecta, makes 
one of tbe moat Impoalng theatre fronts In the 
cliy. 

W. tl. Clone la baTlng plans prepared for a 
plctnre theatre next to tbe Pantagea Theatre, 
DOW under constroctloo on Broadway, which 
be will operate la eoajnnctlon wltb Clase'a at 
Fifth aad Katn atraets, aad CHue'e Gram An. 
oa Oraad. fbnaerly lha Mlalaaa. 

Im Anceles pstroaa of melndrama hare coaae 
Into tbetr own wltb the Olrton Stock Company 
at the Grand Opera Honse. The bill the past 
week, the drat week of Ibelr aeaaoa. waa A 
BsKged Hero. Ulaa Nera Weet, who Is to play 
leads, did not arrlTe ontU tbe middle of tbe 
wevk. AilsH Agnea Johna played the leading 
female role In A Bagged Hero. Ulaa Weat 
waa haiB a aBw aMaaas ago at the Aadltorinm 
•C Maaee O-Nell. 

ECGBMB D-IMGOUAB. 

FiTT SBURG T^ 



The exceedlDgly liot weather haa bad tijc 

dctlrrd eirect of brloging attendance to the 
anmeiona parks, loclodlng the great F\>rbca 
Field Hippodrome. There haa been a great 
scrambling for the ahadr apota. and llie parka 
Offer theae.- To reach toem, (becanae of tbelr 
dlslaace fnm tbe heart of the city), long ear 
rMea are reqnlred, which, by the way, are 




w-,— ^rr^.*^ • .▼Basi.;..a^ewai jaavaaw. 

Xarsaret Araatrong, Bci»a K, Oalr. Saaavb 
Edwaid LeDoa and Blehard HaH pre- 
r'" ' laiiahable farce, calltlcd Wlaalng a Wind: 
LL." ':, '^•'"ha and hia flfteea performanc doga. 
-■* "•"•« *— *• aie^ll liked: tbe 

I Aerial Ballet. War- 
ftaaklla aad Tba Stand- 



NO PAID NOnC^ 



tlT« to soUdt or atsxpt rcadlnc notlpea 
Hm BUtboBrd HAS XO PAID READER RATE ftir the mnon tfiat 
the onlx pabllafacd matter for which diaqie ia made is display adrertialiiK 
■ml I B ii f iBi liMl pliiil j n t i b i ^^ ^ ^^^ paMU^cd OB jOw advcrttjli^^ . 

■re imbUabed wltboiit diaise. 



the paper wfaai 
date advice of anj 




Slacc the departore ot tba Pemcht-Oypaaaa 
Oaaapaay from tbe Orpbrom that boose has goaa 
back to randeTllle and will so coatlnae for th* 
aeaaoa. Measra. Ortagna and Sebooley are lb* 
maaagera. 

victor S. Sebooley. the Jnalor member of the 
Srm of Ortagua Je Sebooley, maaacets and pro- 
prietors of the Ortagos-Scbooley Circuit of the- 
atica. anrprlaed hIa aiany trleoda on Jane 23, tiy 
(Cttin* married. Bla wife, who was Ulaa Marie 
lErelyn Dnffy, a ebarmlns yonns lady ot Cla- 
clnnatl, rlalted Tampa a couple of aeaaona ago. 
and Tic. met her. Same old atory. Tbe Otst 
thine Vie. did after being married aad kMag 
hia bride, waa to go oat and boy ber a haad- 
Flaclda aeenaa la the ~ ~ 



Itama «f.. Newe jFi 
'Aeii 



LOUISVILLE. KY. 

the .. rail* CHy. 




Col. John Whallen'a 

opoo the rirer. It la tbe 

boat aroand tbe three FaUa citlea. 

Mlaa Nola Locke la tbe new rocal solost with 
OMg's Band, at Fontaine Ferry Park. 

The new awlmmlog pool at KlTrrrlew baa 
opened ap. Large croarda ale to be seen In tbe 
water ereiy day. 

' a T. Jobaaoat. old-time abowmaa, bos 
^«hs^.»al lt*a«.,b aa lB aas. MfcTlBwua 
fei^^-.ka. -iMfln waat .aar MM ih«r' 



Theijwas aa a ai g s llr «oed VB at lb* fha. 
Ulne Ferry Psrk Tbeatn last fNak. It waa 
headed by O'BileB-Baeei aad Csb. la a 
aketch. which made a big bit wBfe tba ■■ 

The Prlmroae Poor also aea — 

on the bin were tbe Foor 
Peta, and Nensa and Eldied. 
Jacob SchUI'ng la the new piano player at tbe 

Hopkins. 

Mr. BelUy McLalne, who had charge of the 
dance hall at Foataloe Ferry laat aeaaoa baa 
again been appointed to bis old place thla aeaaoa. 

The steaaier Hiawatha la doing a b'g bosiaeas 
nuB SMaa .baailaa_RCwlc -tram BUerrlew and 
H aw Alba ny. 
ABXHUB T. SHECKIiEB. 



• liKAT TLi^ W ASH. ■ •' 

Mauds Adama Playa to Tum-awayii 
Eugana Wainar Rarantars Pre f a e - 



„M waa aeceaasty for the manaupmeot of the 
atooia Theatre, darlBg tbe eoKaxv-meut of Uande 
Adams la What Brciy Woman Knowi. to 
th* oreheetra ta th* ftver. to 



Cor seata. Ia addftlaa' to' tUa, mnr 
waa ailed irith ehalm far eeanr 



'Ian aneral 

M<-laaa Btillal ami be- bcantlfnl tralne-l 
■*:rard at. tte National thla week: 
• — rjatherR, aa tbe nam* Impllea. do aara* 
mnjr|» work, aad ran bsM IMr *«• with 
Vi,JL'T''.^»^:?»«'~«^ se;waha»a had aer- 
^head of them OB thl* clreatt: Dick Ci»- 
' <d Co. made a hit: Haeerle aad Wens aad 
iioiii.wnrtha eompleted a anlaadld pnaram. 
i-hutea neatre oserrd aaolber aood pn»- 
ihla week. aa« lb* lamaasd attaadanre 



h«-. ta 



open tmtn Jnly 3. Immediately thereafter, 
ao Mr. Sten-ard saya, that he win go Beat tor a 
abort reat. 

Daalel McCoy, manager of tbe Empreaa Tbea- 
tie, la golns along flne llwae daya eren If he. la 
a "fat" man. 

Falrmonat Park bad Beckleaa Bnasell In bla 
Twlatlag Twirl, aa the headllocr, week of June 
»• 

Klertrlc Park la doing the hnilneaa and now 
appcaia aa lb* alga hoarda: "Meet aie at Elee- 
Mc Bala.«r .«'- 

LOS AM OinJ M»;j 

^ji m j im i C ii ll Bi ' i r a H B > - yiMH Ww." 
CMitait 'k NiNv Pliar CalM Tha 
Enargatie Waat. 

Ulaa Alice Kanaer, probably tbe best-known 
bnslneoa wvman in the theatrical world, ia In 
Loa Angelra to ace Ollrer Uoroseo In regard to 
l<laya to be pteaented by th* Bnrbaak Stock 
Company, For the paat few moatba the. offer- 
Inga by this capable c 
abore tbe 
bm. Paid 

Edgar Belwya, who with Wllllaa Osnier. Is 
writing Tbe Knrrgetic Weat, aa a reblcle hit 
tbe latter, la In Loa Angelra to confer with Mr. 
Collier in regard to same. While here he will 

Coont ^''aay. tSSSS^aiM imTttna af lb* 

rialna. 

BIcbaid Beaaett apraed tbla week for a thire 
weeka' eagaaeawat with the Bnrbaak Slock 
Compaay In Pierre of the rialna. 

The paat week the Belaaco Stock Company 
hare pleased their patrons with Going Sooie. 
which abowa (be comedy aide of the compaay 
to good adrantage. It haa drawn ao well that 
a second week haa been aaaonnccd. 

Harry Meatayer, who baa been with tbe Bnr- 
bank block Oompaay for sereial jcara, wUI leave 
la a lltw liiibi .«» B*wjr'*^iJg*» J? J*" 
play aaast -.lha -■aaaaaaiat-iFOibaa'.aal ,-gar- 
ri*. ^ -. 

John H. Blaekwoad. nsnane of the Belaaco- 
Stock Oeapany, Is expected to reach Im An- 

C lea la a few dayn, Imai New York, where 
baa bTMi la 8a 



by tbla capable coaipaay bare beea far 
tbe arerage atock offerioga. The picecat 
!>ald In FnU, la atlll drawing ateU ia the 



bitmtsta St th* Bclasoo 



merely aaotber mathsd «( 

aeenciy one pasaes thi aa kh la golag to 
wood. West view or Soothen Psrk la especially 
deltghtfnl, and glrcs added pleasure to an ont- 
Ing at the difTetent parka. 

Bnalnesa haa been exceptionally good at tbe 
reapectlre parka and tbe Blppodiome. with the 
exception of a conple of days, or rather ere- 
nlaga, at which time rain Interfered.. A eon- 
tlanatlon of tbe hot weather will bring an la- 
ctease of hoalneaa, which will do doubt help 
greally to nentrallxe tbe boalaeaa loot at the 
bcgtaalng of tbe aeasoB hrcaass of the chilly 
weather. 

Howe's pictnrea at th* Illzoa are atni draw- 
ing arell, and the atock company at tbe Grand 
has played to rery satisfactory honsea. There 
la an outlook for a big night at the Alrln, 
thla week, when Madame Kenny Llpaln pre. 
sents ber Yiddish play. 
The bin at the Hippodrome la aa extenslre as 
" ■ acta. Matinees. 

. darlag th* tine 
_ FIfttc* iUt their 

at tta lacal Md. Ite tI*w of a saae 

and aafe Ptonilfe. th* aaaagement of tlie Rlp- 
podroaie baa, la aNIIlia to Its holiday pragiam. 
decided to gita-aa aiaborate diaplu of flre. 
worka. ThRMagh thla ■e a w a no one wHl be hurt, 
and aa much p liasBH aa aelf-celebratloa will 
bare been obtaucd. 
Pleaka ai* atlB tba lal* at th* preaent. It U 



ine niu ac loe niypoarome u 
CTcr. cenalatlag ot IT great 
haw»fai . wU b* dIaeaenBasd_ 
at wl£h lb* pnaaatjAariai: T. 



a.dag; e ataii s a >j a _ «y aa a aat tlar ot cars la den 
with Idbnaai .* chliana.^'aMi_aNiix giown-iva 
aiagl^.tb* paaaiar alM ir tta «*r. machlag 
Ina$h (r-.ttiMaB^Mmto aaaw 



cool 'flpotw^/ 



TAMPA, FLA;- 



New Mabel Gypzan* Theatre ia Opened 
— Orpha u m Again Playing Vauda- 

The beantUnI tbeatr*. the Mabel Gypaene. 
named after Tampa's tsrorite. Utss Mabel 
Oypaene. la now eoapleted and la neeapied hy 
tha Perachm y paeae Ceoiiiany-. The aeatlng 
espaelty ot th* bonM I* 1 JOO, 

>«ta(bl wOl ■aaat*..tb* 

but ha haa aaaaaHI B» anlin «t ,<fc>Bt 
woHh. wbaiwfll alt. aa-bMbNa ~ 



ailed irlth ehalm far eraty . 

aace. Her eagagemcut waa eatlrely too shaft, 
she could bare packed the theatre for a ireeh 
tnatead of Jaae 20-22. 

Bogene Welner, formerly with the San Fraa> 
daeo Opera Company, bat more recently one 
of Seattle'a bnalnesa men, haa re-entered tbe 
dramatic prefaaalon. barlag Joined tbe LoU 

STrofi^MSa*;* — ~- 

Artbor If*B. tNaaaicr af the Orpheom The- 
atre, leaeca oa tb* fliat of Jaly fSr Pblladel- 
WiS- where be win be married to Mlas 

Bldle Barrett, of that dty, who waa formerly 
f. '°*5.'!f'. **• celebrated Newbare Sextette. 
Mr. Wnilam Hartaag will sacceed Mr. Ires 
dnrlnc Ua absence. 

wka^walgba 685 poonda. and 
bralbMi iabr Hki. ireUblag 006 poonda. 
aaee hasa aa - aaMHlMa la Seattle the paat A 
Boath. left taw SV fir TaacooTer. B, C. far I 
a few weeks, mm there they go to Hoatdala. J 
thence to Japan aad Chlaa. retnralng to Raw I 
York Tl* Australia and Uremaol. Bag. ^ 

Owing to the extremely coal weather b ua l a e aa 
has been remarkable at all the theatiea which 
are open at thla aeason of th* year. 

It waa lorely bllllanla at the Orpheom week 
of Jane 13. aa Harry P. Cllne, world charaploo; 
also OilTln W. Oemarest and Albert O. Cntler, 
gave a remarkable exhibition with the Irorlea. 

LEM A. SHORTBIDGB. 



PORTLAND. ME. 



All Siimmar Amiiaaments In Partland 
i« ;FmII ftlagl niHlitMB ti '. 

Gaod. 



Portland U now In Ita foil aomaaer awing. 
The Cape Theatre opened to large bnalneas Jnn • 
25 with The Bnnaways, which wUI be the bin 
<mtn Jnly 2. Tbe andience . at tba opening 
performance waa dlstlngalabed by tbe presence- 
of many pnm'laeiit people from Portland and of. 
fieera from tbe forta near by. George Orey la 
tbe leading comedian of the company. 

Th* Gem at Peaks Island opened June 27 
wltb the Ware Opera Company la Said Paaba. 
Tb* following are In the east: Cbarlea O. 
Wallace, J. B. Wheeler, Joaepb W. Smith, Joba 
Sanodera, Ben Lodge, Francis Camllhn, B. 
Bak«. X. G. Great. Mlaa Mae Fill iijaa. — 
Carolla* Mai^ Mlaa Marion Langdsa;' 
Madeline Cooik and Mlsa Marie Clark. 

J. W. Gorman nlfered as the Brat of bla |rfo- 
(Inctlons In this cltr. The Maid of Aicadla. at 
tbe RiTerton Park Theatre, week of Jane Zf. 

Miner Bros.' and Ed. Arllacton'a 101 Ranch 
playe<l their Stat engagement In thla State at 
Portland on Jime SOi The abow laad* a Teir 
good Impreraiee. 

"Texas Cooper,** who played la TW Baaad- 
Up. ber* last aeaaoa. was warmly iti*et*«.br'' 
bla maay frteoda during his engagemeat a>tdk'> 
101 Baneh. here. .. .■ Wi 
Be y. Thatliastr. «hM caabv. ba« 
— a-. ■ — ■ " 




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JULY 9. 1910. 




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PHILADELPHIA. 

SOI Keltb Tbeacre BnUdlns- 

ST. LOUIS. 

Boon .SOS Mtaanmi Tmst BalMIng 

LONDON, ENQLANDl 



Tom Tlcrney. the genial treasurer of tb.- 
Lyceum, has starteil In ranninff ••ui»»:iliKht ex- 
curslyns*' on the Maumee river since the tlieairo 
closet]. Tom bas a beauty of a boat thai will 
tate up bis vacat'oQ. 

- Kid Uohr. ot tbe Empire. Is HieodlDs tbe 

win 




dollars Bill be loft In the city by these tIuHot*. | 

-Mr. Treat Is ably B»itsted lu bu tk'iiartment 
bjr FVank Zluss. ■ )r<MUC amcwlre maa wiw la 
takii« tua mtTtm ' " - - - 

Icwalas the saSM I 



•POKAW, WASH. 

Entertain 
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QUelN «ITV VAUDEVILLE NOTES. 



win eatllTa Ike 



Fred Ketalcr Is 

the luoaey for Z 

arre. Fred sajrs tkst the 

summer bea't. 

Remard Gardner, late actlus manager of tbe 
Paycen Stock Company, that recently played 
the American bere, and Lafayette Theatre. De- 
troit, bos left (or tbe S>uth. aud it would not 
lie Korprlsinc *o read. throu;:h TbL- Bllltward. 
of bU Iticatins In New Albany and Loulsritle. 
He Is after a tbeatre for popular prices. Bernle 
Is tbe bustllns manager, and vlU gtt there. 



■I .Ike , 



Jee. E. GInnI, tbe new amuaemcnt inanaiwr I***' -J** *? ^*^:' j^^'WH 

la kia line. He kaa alrnKr etcocdMaa :ae - (t*^M 
tbr beat attTacUana poaMkle. Be la a ana aT 'ls a khce aC Vkakr 



ability, and hit return to tke ai 
should be most hlcbly appcedated bar alL 
tbe last seven years, owing te lllaeaa of a 



lal uatuie, Mr. Girard bad n-malned away from 
Biuu.«emeut circles. His return this year 1* 

„ - • ... -.i . 7 consequently accompanied with the best wUbex 

S'^^tL?"* ^^^M'^J^^'*°i? <" friends for his success, of which there 

TO P««a. la aiaMaa a Ms kit wltk tke Ojater is no doobt. 

■jTaek Tiriii ■■1 vm' • .^iim to «hA 1 event of importance was the opening of 

wi'^rJ£^.,SS4r^?^.,*fe^& la'Sl Garden. Saturday. Jiuoe* 

daT^ of melodrama I new resort col. i. ai. .Martin provluv:* 
Chpstpr St>n*«iit * of th» RmnlM ftikii At^^jI* I CiuclnDatl another hipb-class modern at- 

S fS'ir^^Se'^'''^ H^^'f 
bit acta for the Arcade. _ ^ J^Jg, feet fna the Icrel OC the Ohio rlv 



Joe Peter Is back at tbe CiTstal IXaze, after 
a long journey to the eastern seaports. Joo 
said be bad a new act that would soon appear 
in vaadevllle. 

Edward Keli^y. of tbe Lyceum Tbeatre. ta 
very iHisy at Toledo Coner laland (Toledo 
Beach). Ed. It doing tbe pnblle*t7 for the re- 
sort, and large oowda are looked .tar to (<dlow 
at aoad tWais that the wnm. aae i at^iria. elt er. 



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$2; 3 months, $1. Payibh^ia 

No extra charge to 
•ign subacribers. 



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Whole page, $140; half paga^ $70; quar> 
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TOLEDO. O. 

Newa of the AmuMment'^WMk Ir iIm 
Late ..City 0f the Buckayi 
Gossip of jUM 
fession. 



The Valcotlne Tbeatre haa a pleaaing bm 
thia week tbat is drawing large andlences. The 
beadUner Is Charles F. srner. formerly leading 
man of tbe Lyceum Stock Company, presenting 
Character sketchta and toos*. Othoa aie Anerl- 




^^sa^aftaSctliB;-: 




j.aev alidoaie wm he camideted tor the cooing 
-week. His minor attractions on the grooods 
'hare had a .big week, with all tbe Tlsiton 
li t wist tbe remains of tbe once late flre. 

ne Farm Tbeati^ management baa the com- 
edr which is advertised to core tbe hloea. In 
jr iHMl l ii fc Sr. Bin. Lou Hanner. nwaai «( the 
pegalar reaort, baa taken 
pasr from J. K. Burt, aa 
tknsckont the aomncr. 

The CMwn, Ba^l, ^ 

tbeatiea are pln1ag-'tKk% 
laa pietme wood. 
: At tke Aicade. Meaaatr Wnnam Battis te atffl 
;.«ljiBc ••sot OMBSh atsts." .Tke tm IMS wtcfc 
'-ia;a» to tke ataadaid «t kla leeeat b>a ahowa. 
■atiknjBltr pclees. On the bill are the Empire 
llaiieal SMo^ Eddie Erb. soog and atorles; Del 
' THow ttaging ai>d dancing novelty; Har- 
* Hammood. aketcb, H's ITncle's Rival: 
and Castle and Dnmltrescne Ttonpe 
OK-anEvpean grmaasts. closing wltb plctores. 

Kid Koester Is in oar city and will leave for 
New York in answer to a wire from tke Savaae 
forces, for wblcb tbe K<d may take oiia tC tteir 
big shows en tour tbe coming season. 

CaUabsn and Capman. tbe bome-boy dancers, 
are resting up before leaving tbe latter part of 
the coming month to go into bnrlesqae. 
.'.There were two doctors at tbe Fairo this 
«tek— Dr. Hall and Dr. BUU. 

Bm Buck, one of tbe old-time advertising 
agents, tod who left theatricals to enter into 
the grain boslneaa at Sontb Bend. Ind., called 
at the Qycter Baj^ and elalna that be Is lerioaalr 
thlahlBK ef gtorh a^w jhe Med. 




Hot Weather HoMi 
«t the VariMBB 



Xhe w yt t k ti keiaB:-.its^ 
bten the e t st t tec ~ 
varloiia kooaea. ' 

Uaaagar Of urge Caaai 

agcT Ben Klar. at flit BIJaa. aet to be ontdone 
in their legnlar summer recreatlona have pnr- 
chaaed a motor laandi and certainly are having 
the time ot their Uvea. 

In my last report, on week of June 21. I made 
aientlon of Stage Manager C. F. Spence. aa tbe 
"worUog wonder." I want to retract this 
statement now as I bare fonnd out tbat be la 
not tbe "wonder*.* after all. "Clarence** (as be 
Is called familiarly) Is leaving on a trip for 
Washington, I>. C, to act as delegate .to tke 
convention of tbe I. A. T. S. E. Of etaiae.hk 
.will not be working on the trip and~ab ~«ni 
lose bis reputation as the "wonder." ■ ' ' 

It la rumored around, tbat by tbe opening 
of this season, tbe three playbotise!:. tbe Walker. 
Winnipeg and Dominion, will be nnder control 
of Manager W. B. Lawrence, of tbe Dominion. 

Andrew Downle's Dog and Pony Show showed 
bere week of June 20, to good business. Tbls 
pbow has Improved a lot since last seen here. - 

Tbe moving picture bouses are drawing about 
average crowda^ Thia resolta from the excessive 
heat which haa lasted (or quite a while and 
aecmt to kave ao let up. 

' 1 .BOtiead la ne Billboard, Isase of week Of 
JInae 20a ttst GtMcf . Shorter is pteriac' ia .rin- 
deTtne .'tai.-mt kotfetl.at Ike.BaA' Teniile, 
Ghleant-wcak eC-JSoe-U.'-wlMB I natlecd «im£ 
Mt. gk«b3 t 'It s wti Mm f s -'Wl BalycBU and 
bsa atsv^iknts .at Mead* kcet wke wltk him 
the->tat.fr,taeecas. . . 

weak aC TUr -IS. the at- 
' la the dty of 



aa ten,l- 
|kt lint. 
MItleal 
VtatUmt at 
I at Aaarlea, ,ad 
Aecflx. drat viei.. 
at tbt aatltBal accaalsatton. in the 
For erenlng a large dele ga tlaa at aumbets of me 
Equalitr League lUled tbe boxes at tbe theuire. 

Edward G. Cooke, agent for Klaw Ic Erlaui.-, r. 
Is In Spokane, and atatee tbat K. ft E. will 
build a theatre here. Mr. Cooke alao atai.,« 
that be haa closed a deal -in E*ortlaBd Sad^Saot- 
tle, in which cities, theattea win te.Mttt the 
work to begin at once. 

The People's Amusement Oon>pan'.'.$C IMt. 
land, annonnces that they will baiM<'aVl 
moving picture theatre In Spokane. 

E. 



MARRIAGES. 



er, aad Is oat ot tae leack ot flies, beat anl 
aolae. la all. it ia a fltst^data place of the 
TCew Totk aiaaatuient type. 

Elwood Beatoa apent tbe week of Jnne 34 at 

coid Cmmt. Thia niaAed hU laltlatlve veek . 

aa a alagle. For tbe last eight yeais^ kaa at.tka X.: 

worked _witb Gertrude McKInsIe In aa act ca- ■eed. taMrtr Ptaakt sad ttaffer st 




nn GMie. pitiuiii-'ti-ii&': oiiieaial 
A M Bs em ent Company, has returned tiam Gta- 
dmatl. where be went to attend tbe taacral ot 
kla aister; 

With the Winnli>eg Fair only three weeka 
swayv lotecctt is at high pitch by the promises 
of altractloaa from that quarter. Among these 
wHI he the big pyro-mllltary apectacle. Lord 
Boberta In tbe Afghan War. Tbls spectacle 
win emiiloy over five bimdred men. members of 
the local regimenta. Thariea'a crack band and 
BoBSlan aingera and daaeefs have also been en- 
gaged aa the feature mnaieal organisation. 
Among the attracdooa ivopcr win be the Glen 
Cnrtiaa aeroplane, which wni make dally fllgbts 
and Cimljpttl'a horaes. a woaderlU traape of 
ten eream-coloted atalllona. AnMas.elkar acta 
are Byxon'a Troobadoors: the Bvas'SteaaO^. 
acrobats: The Ahetna, cydlata, sal Kitlinia'S 
troupe ot trained elcphasta. 



titled Tbe Cadet and tbe Ctaonu GU. " She 

married Orven recently and has Jollked him Ij 

a double number. Mr. Benton bat wtvfced op 
qnlte a nice singing act. and is Ilxed for the 
winter, bavins arranged to go with tbe Empln- 
Wheel of borlesque. 

£:arl Flynn and Nettie McLaughlin, who liav,- 
spent tbe past eight months tORether In a pleas 
Ing dancing and tmpersooating act. were marrle,! 
Just a week ago. xhey played Coney tliis week. 
Nettie McLaughlin is a local girl, and will be 
rtaaeiabered by Ciocinnatlans and Keatucklan^ 
as.haatnc apeot laat aeaaoa at the Lagoon. Tbry 



a Char- 



lotte. Mich., picture tbeatre, were married to 
Charlotte, June 21. 

SHOWEB-AKAKIA.— Mr. Tan Arakia, of the 
.\rakla Japanese Troupe, wltb the Mighty Ilaag 
Sbnw. and Misa Carrie Shower, with tbe same 
show, were married In Newark. N. T., May 31. 

r,.\RRETT-STUBBS.— At the home of the 
bride's parents in Hntcblnson. Kan.. Jni>e 22. or- 
currv^ ttje marriage of H. W. Garrett and MIs,« 
Lillian Stnbbs. Mr. Garrett was the black fai'.- 
trick pianist with tbe team of Garrett Brew., 
musical comedians. Miss Stubtn is a sister of 



fti^lf* ■**3?. ."^t Ed. Stnbbs. o«-ner ot tbe Gem Theatre in 

raalia. _ at wuca aaaes - vba^. kawa M:el|ht. t^m^ 



week ictatzact. 
Mist Marie 

ClndnoatL This time at ■aaMtam,' 'ae.iB(^',V 
tie actress seems to have waa her way to farorV: 

among Cincinnati vaudevUle' goers. Inaomnch aa j 
tbe bts played all local . ten and twenty cent I 
vaudeville bonaes. except tbe American, and. 1 
In addition, spent some time across the rlTer 
as an attraction. 

Mack and Held, in their combination novelQr' 
act, consisting of singing, dancing and bag- 
pancfalag. were at Coney last week. Miss 
Held claims tbe exclusive, honor of itelnj: tbe 
only bag-poncber not to nse the gloves. Tbelr 
vacation, wblcb will iye Taken some time next 
moQtb. will be spent on tbe Great Lakea. 

Edwards* Earopean Circus, consisting of a 
pony, a hybrid zebra, a sacred bull and a dog. 
spent the past week at tbe Hippodrome. Tlie 
act was a distinct novelty, and tboagh It got a 

late start on tbe road tnia aomtncr. can not 

fall to make good. 



that city. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett will retlre 
traai the vaudeville atage and aaake their hoaie 
■t U4 KoL It>»iwaa atrcet. ~ 



BIRTHS. 




to Mr. and Mis. Jaa. T. Bayae, 
Jaae 17. Bejnw Is ami 
«C- .-»Sfati% Wsta ahesr . .-^f:^ 

DEATHS. 



s *tx 



The StezUngs. Chade* aad JoL apent tbe past 

■ dac act. iSeir 

toe tker 




DOBBINS.— G. H. Dobbtaa dM at tke htM 
of hia daughter in RaaktOrt. lad., JHH 91 
and was laid to rest ia Spdac Oro«« Ottottctr. 
Cinctaaatl. O.. luae 23. Hi BlMilas .WSa-CotSH 
sly one of tke ftm ot OtkMas atas^.-wko were 
pioDfcts la the bUIpostiaK tMlMH la Bick- 
mond. Ind., and were totstr pasaaera of tbe 
old Pbinipa Opera -Htoaa Hwia. Mr. Dobbins 
waa bom In Clncteaati. . O. Hb Catlter. T. U. 
Dobbloa at one time waa conaectcd with the aM 
KatlODal Theatre, ClnetnnatL 



tall to 
;w«rk tor Wm. 



MISCELLANEOUS NOTES. 

BonltA win open her re^lar seasott 
on Atiguat 30. presenting Wine. Woman aad 
Song, at Tictorla. B. C, playint the entire 

1 coast over the route played daring tbe past 
aeaaoo. The following people are now sup- 
porting Bonlta at the Graujl, Seattle. Waah.: 
; Bonlta, Lew Rem, AI. S^kes, Clifford Boblnaoa, 



' no'Cheeier- Park aii » aa B i nwt .' keeping right 
np to -their spleadld repotatioa. began a Ilgbt 
0|>era -seasoo the week of June 12, pradtKlng 
The Chinese Hoaeymooo. Elsie Boweo took tbe 
leadlaig role, wtth aaalataoce' of the Wihtat or- 
der. 

Bdwaid BaradI apent the week ' ot Jose 28 
at-OoBey. He was in Europe all of the past ; ciaode Uabtoer. Arthur Mayer Obartca Balel 

for some time to come at least. . He is Inter- B.inK r.A...iM va« sr.* m.Am* u..Ib — 
ested Is alrdomes at Dayton and Covington. Ky. , H?™* ^ .¥^' I?** Mtck. Bcttle 



Walker, Mtlto:, 



sw.. Jlsbri 



Miliar, Mamie 

de Lambiotts. af tex playing twenty-two Beymrr. Chomi. 
r?*"=^SS^J'"i-'' ?" ii. i°°»>»j ' aide, Wllaoa. Coacrora. WUk. Mknt.' Dodley. 

Into Hobinson s »ast weet They annoonced . Hale, Alien, Boa*. Tersas. Hayes. Ahlrich. 
their vacatloa wni he taken traaJoly 4 to ; Ingram. Traggsrd. Hunt. Whiting: Sharp. Beo- 
Angnst 15. In Colmnbos, O... their hooie. .on, Mclntire? Browalag. SmlthTLelgbton, Le 

Tbe Labelle Troupe, consisting of four peo- ' Boy. 



CURT M. TREAT 

(See First Page.) 
There are many among tbe pcMent day tbeatre 
managers and posting eerrlce ofDciala who re- 
member wen Curt M. Treat from the time In 
the early wys when be waa aerviug in a man- 
agedal way with varlaoa road companles-^ln 
fact tbe "old guard" ot theatrical men all 
know him well enough to hall bim as "Curt." 
Mr. Treat*s experience lu tbe stritrtly amnse- 
ment field of endeavor terminated in 1898 when 
he waa called from Boffalo to asatmie tbe man- 
ent of tbe Convendao Bureau ot tbe Chi- 
cago Aaaodatlon of Commerce, which de|>artment 
waa at that time Instituted. Mr. Treat Is a 
convention getter. He aeema to have an Inher- 
ent abUIty to land most everything be goea after. 
The fact that Chleago't annual liat of.cooven- 
tions kss JaMptd troBi tiitT- to oiar three boa* 
drad maid -iadlcate that Oe man who la sa- 
a i i wikH i flv.1|Hs l a tf it to caa Mtoer. tke xooda. 
lb. SMat Is at As^btad af sassf the awtt'te. 
ptctetf^viMtaiaiaV ac^-tfea 
orgaalaad kedtaa ed tts Idsd to.'to 
la a big peallke. bs Ols It wsa 

phyaltollr 
eqnJpi>ed 
perleaee- 

Id an eMHt.aMia, : --AMaK Ite. 




pie. all wire acrobats, fonnd their place on the 
mppoalrome bill tbe past week. Tbelr exhibi- 
tion of comedy and skill is most pleasing. 

Baker and DeVere. musical comedy act. were 
rorc(-d to cancel tbelr engagement at Robloson'H 
on accoant of Illness. The Lamblotts stepped 
In and filled their place very acceptably. 

Arcolo atid Co., featuring The Girl in Gold, 
have decided to play parks for the aumtner. 
Theirs Is a beautiful nnmtier, which showed ia 
CiDclonatI week of June 12. 

Ed. Holder, with Alexander.. Ike dcat- Bale, 

tbe bnckboerd a.od the nl| - - — 



Choraa Men — Jamea Delcher, Barry Mun- 
George Harrington. Arthur Deagon, Ben 
Lotto. Harry Bnyler. Prank Caldwell. Percy 
Sinclair. Executive Stall — Itobcrt J. Cofan. man- 
ager: George A. Florida, business manager: Will 
H. Smith, stage director; Obarles Webb, stage 
UMuager: Harry Ferguson, musical director: 
Ben Ketcbam. scenic artist; August 
dancing master; Madame De Tere. wanlrohe I 
trraa. All coatuiaea by Madame Laebca. . . 

Joim G. Baitf 'ji jat. Bmo Q jj ppMii f . ^ iC- 
ter a acasaa. tC IMrl]r*tws vitks^'dC'' 

- ■ ■st,;r 




most Jaded comeily seekers^tSfan keaitlly St ! "-'*'- 

League Park. Cincinnati. I 

Marriott Twin., bicyeli. Jngglers. have been | llghttU 
working the Eastern HlOpodroroes. closing tbe ' tlaed SI 

.shows. They are now out for tbe Western HIn- I ^ , ... . 

podromes. | M. W. McQuIrit, contracting asent 

Lee Bartb. tbe man of many dialects, la at ; ">« Rf*ln«<n> Showa met Jith a 

Robinson's the second time. He always leaves i I«7 P^loful, accident at Hanklnaon, N. P.. 
tbem laughing when be makea hia exit from tbe j '""s while standing on the platform of tli<* 

adrertlalng car nnmbcr two. An engine ami 
aereral cars hit the bill car, turning Mr. Me- 
Quigg a complete somersaolt crrer tbe end ef 



stage. 

Harris and Wa hocaea, at the HIppodcoae. 
tailed to ddlgkL Tbe mmn ski 
edaesthM csa be glrca a koot. 




AI. Erts baa apent-bla alxth cooierotlTe week 
alnglng to the asdleocea of Roblnsoo'a Theatre. 

Sebastian Merrin and Co.. In thtir mtlnt 
act. worked at tbe BIppodrame agale.lttt jSMk. 
Leo Dolmage. the osleydlst. tfeoMi''iil%a- 
■ Ky.. Iks waek ed Jkas jTT'F- "s^. 



I the car allehtlcg on tili fe-.'t. spraining bis In- 
I atepa. right knee and left wrist. He will he 
laid op for a few weeks. 

The bis show program of the Coul- 
tir aad.OaoIlcr Show ladodes: LaPettte Mar- 
MMS'Sad- katvtnapa at daaeecs; daytoe K. 
Kfaa:- fast ^ ■ Vtyae-AMrlck ttsie) ind kla 
traape e( Jaaten: Wa. Dreaksira troupe ot ele- 
daaia: Rarrr Bray .and Ms alzteen pony drill: 
■oral Japaacas ttoapet 'vt to anmbcr. Jugglrni: 
.W. H. OiaUtv:aad Ma ktne. Bparkle: Pdace. 



Omer Hebert, late njuslcal director 

wltk The rlower of tbe Rancb. The Disttirt 
Leader, The Beggar Prince Opera ComfiaBy aa4 
Grace Cameron Opera Company, will return wHh 
Tbe Flower of tbe Ranch next teaaoa. 

Mr, and Mrs, E. B. Whlttlngton, 
now with C. B. Bano'a Along tbe Kennrb<'e 
Compaay, tooitsc Oaaada and the New EogltiM 
BUtea. hare heea skncd fOr BUer'a Kia* of the 
Ckttle 1 



MtHio4 OiMiwdr ;OonipHn)r 
'^■aC-Snaa tlM iB:tks.isn 
af jWUsHialag 1 



JULY 9, im 



Xtie eillboard 



13 



AN A GENTS VIEW 

Theatrical Scout Tells of the People He Meets and 
^ QwMlitions as He Sees 



■y TOM NORTH. 



An Indiana man. ahopplnc tot tb« flrat time 

I>.,»n at Sapulpa. Oklaboma. ttarj'r* balWlnjr 
rrf-«i. Immena* aky acr«pei» » »«»t tb«t tbt 
ieu(r«l appearance of the town chaacM «t«r 
JlEi,:. Editor nnm on _3Ch« DmocrM. tbnc. 
U sure Kime Irlaliman. Tlw DaUy 
pulpa) la ■•penetMtlot" ((top ttatf 





to an part! 



if tiu- Sinte. Had UeplMaof* of renewing «c- 
onalDtaiin wWk aiwMeat bulaeos woman. Mm. 
iTp»r STma tWit. TWa eatlmaWe lady wa. 
fHiBerto of Tbenawnee Herald. The oUier 
Set la Sapolpa la Tbe Star, coodacted tame 
Ztke Oklahoma City Pointer. Uiat la. pHnteO 
abanlntelr (iTen awar wlUiout cbarce to 
«ooe. in clrmlatlon la the popolaUon o* 
Esnlpa and derive* maintenance from Ita ad- 
wrtlaloc- Annatroac Brothen are conductlnf 
tbia riwet and cocccaafoUy ao. 

i_ Ike amoklnc caopartmeDt of a Santa Fe 
rimtr the other erenlDC soinc Into Oklaboma 
citT at I* luaallT tbe eaaa tlw llTa or ilz 

■0 eoaerraated. ezebaoced resnlatlon etimU 
.bout ibe weather. Teddj'a bome-camlas. mor- 
Inc of the cipltol to Oklaboma City. etc.. when 
one chap a.ked me mj line oT boatacw. Tidd 
klm I micbty pro** ta >«_aMo.. t> laU btej 
1 was in the abow ' ' 



iirt .11 but o«e. nsaF -y* .IP!". g.""p" 

mU: "Gat aaj Cala -imi Oe tnoper* (and 

lSiM'Simtt»S. I lapUed — 

SfTTlS^M me it I l-V^ 



In tbe afflrma 
erer aeen a larse 
tbeatret." Told 
_ __. Alao (and thla la what killed It* 
Mm l' bandied bnalneaa department of a 
le ihaw called Tbe Newlyweda laat aeaaoa 
L itaalfd (set that, boaated?) of forty-elictat 
„jt' "What forty-el«btr' "Sore." "Well 
(asd beie'a aU be aald) the mother that allowa 
ber daughter to go galUTaDtlD aroand tbe 
nuntrj with a ibow tnope. plekin* up coonter- 
felt fporta of weak Jawa and weaker monU 
merely opens tbe front doom of tntt •"".o": 
rrace. If je don' know what «w pa« y »a«r gal 
• -or wimt time aka 'tana to' yooj 

■ win aaaad alioat 
Tbe gal 



la k«e^»|.^ 



ta'a I 



i cvcnbody In Cncle 
I carpgnte'lWta aogU to be barked Into 
I* aSed. backed mind ye. and reJIered of 
brr omiMr a«wttoaa with a No. 1 allppn. 
laM ca uk ai m attorn tbe hiplet. I'd aoMer 
•ee a gal klaa a bUnd aboat throogb a barbed- 
wire fence than bare her ctaange partnera ererr 
Bight In tbe week la aoaw room with tbe Ugbta 
turaetl down low. It ta harder to tnarry oS a 
gil who hai been pawed orer by erery yap la 
tbe ronntrr than It U to fatten a abeep on plne- 
■ ppi. ir,. VoQ can't gold brick a ibarp-eyed 
lulior Klili «*cond b«Dd gooda any more than 
you can St a bath robe oo a coat. Tberc ate lota 

ot weak-mlndid " " 

Iroupca wbo Ofa _ _ , 

4iiy witb abawt aa mix b , 

^ at a b a o oty ibow and Uwir cbUdrea wltl rtae 
and can tbem bicaaed with aaoie entba- 
ifam aC a aoe-legged man at a elab daace.V I 
patted. Bot oaly "abow tronpe" be e»er aaw 
waa a "turkey" borleaqoe and somebody "band- 
led" him. 1 alao tboogbt If the cardinal rale 
In foot wear: "If tbe ahoe Hts. pot It oo. 
Maybe hr bad a gal that — oh wbaf a tbe nae. 

Vr. McCarthy has opened up a teal lire abeet 
In Tolaa, Okla.. called Talaa Poat. Aa I tinder- 
atand ll. aame la cxteoalon of Denrer Poat. klc- 
Cariby boaata of baring only paper In Tidta 
with "loog leaaed wlree-" Hit cootemporarlea 
call It "InnR-lraaed llara." They're on the Jump. 
Me for MrCarthr tod Talaa. Okla., Pott. Lire 
aattt. 

♦ 

The riecniire alaff of tbe Lyric Tbeatrr, Okla. 
baau City: Jobn 8lnof>oaln. manager: F. B. 
■belly. M<Teiary: K. W. Topping, adrertlalng 
■aaager: Elliot Alloa, bootc maoaccr: B. Ooy 
.Matr,. atage aMaanrs Bar LaacaMac^Mttfr 

— Miea: L. C. - ftbfcy. — mlcal ditoetaat 

I acme SliMlo. BCNte a^tlBt*. 

acrobat U Koalroac. of ClallAe 
TbIa act beloaga on btg Baateni 



Fi* a rycllat, a real eyelitt, Orra NIchoIt 
la hanl to beat. 

♦ 

Tbe minted ootst ot alngera and danccra. call- 
lag ihnnaeiTet Tbe Ooldco Qata Qtfirtatte. .to 
any eirter aad talMriaH BaM caa- 

•taeatbioa wocfcera. 

^SJrtlcrd In Ktnaaa recently that botleiy la 
ml warn tatbcr foil eepectally by Oaaa In- 

^1 bl^g^ Bffif rn i!r!ffy.^ £ 

^m^»i 



.-^ — elalma lbatv.«WMB • atart 

aat eatar a plar when they begin *» UU aboot 
It aflRWard to tboia wbo eoalda't to- 

_ Medical opinion ta aald to be greatly aa a r t la ad 
a dng .lonr tbat canaa tnm tba caala* d«- 
Ptrtmnit ot GeMfjr Btaa.*. Sbotra. . A fOK tattler 
jal.h waa reccBtly m waa tbowAt to bar* 
be^n pnlaoaad and a attong cmetie waa ad- 
ininMpred. Praatntly tbe canae oC the allnaDt 
•Pjx .Hr<'<l Id tba tbape of a tri«. tt la beM 
unlikely that a tettlcr w«»M awallow a 
tt;""'!! frog tod tb« interenea la tbat tbo dog. 
»hi;- drinking, abaoibed a baby frog, which 
MiikHi dawa M maba tba boat ot a bad boalaeaa. 
4 »w|n«l:-i».«>« ataar. la tbat aia aab b«iy 
aartralta mt fMI tlo^ a* vM«W paat canla 

!■»■ winiama geta aetata wUh a hot one errry 
•r- a wblla. Tba ather day be t«ke.l me: 
" --V^ meaaa load MmP VMt la tba 



of tbe denandatloos and awful detcrlpliona tbe 
average Eraacellat glte uat" (XalUe BaTell. 
yon aaawar; ITS *Mt an a*« baMia— >> 

■ ■-♦ .. 
"Dying la a dellclaw..gHaal)ta,>P Halmt a 

^ew Tork pbyaldaa. JtrMBStSr I att ao 
the 'rrlaco Railroad l aca ally moat b« barlag a 

gloriona time of It. 

♦ 

nere'i a boott you couldn't buy for any 
amount of mon ay In tbeae columns. it'a a 
deaerred booat aad ana tbat I hope will bare 
good effect on auay bad trunk tofferera In the 
abow boalaeaa: Ton can't so wiaac twyiat an 
Isdeatraeto Trnnk. Tba ab atl at a jinaailt of 
trunk perfection. Cot one laat aommer. Bad 
bard utage and 12.000 mllea of trareL Ur. N. 
C. Drapier. traTellng repceaentatlTe of Indea- 
tnicto Concern took a look at aame and aald: 
"Bow long bare you bad that trunk?" "Jott 
a year." "Good. I'll bare a new one for yon 
In two dayt. Those hlngea look bad." And In 
two daya a new trank met me, That'a bualneaa 
tbat deaenrea plogglng. A llTc jear guarantee 
goee with each trunk that'a aa good aa a goT- 
emmant bond._ H^e'a tony life aKI_a proaperont 
ooa to tb * ' ' - - — 



IN PUBLISHERS' ROW 



Notes of flie Soiig^ 
Gossip Alwiiit iMiH^^ 



NKW YORK MUSIC 



Miss Clark, of FrIedJanJ and Clark, report! 
Instantaneous success with the soutirette aong, 
entltleil I'm Not that Kind of a Girl. The 
aong la latiodacad Iqt Miss Clark dorloc tbe 
actloB ot a cterer and most comical sketch. Ulaa 
Clark'a laa latacpivtatloa of thu 
biMd with •■ asadltM 



Johnny Neff tod Carrie Star are eeiy maeb 
gratified with the receptloo accorded tbeir ikatch. 
At tbe Telepbone. ill. NeS tells na tbat Bran- 
■ ■ ■ t.Lun My.WMO. 



en and Ljinge's 
But Oh. n.-r F 
for bini than any 
In some years. ^ 

I've Got the Time, Iv'e Got tbe Place is tbe 
featnca aons of Tony Walter'a new act. Ur. 
WallcCT la BOW appearing In a ~ 



♦ 

Mr. Frobman. It Is atated. predicts that 
when Tbe Doll Girt Is produced In l-oodoo. It 
will take the town br storm. Tba girl wbo 
atCBMs tba part at tba OaU Otd. ba aoya. .wiU 



THE GOLDEN CROOK CO. 




at once. Tbay pot tbe toog oo Sattirday ere- 
nlng, and Tbe Four KcntnAy GIrIa are all tbor> 
oogb moatclana. ^ 

Ted Snyder Co. bar* pat ercr anotbar bUr 
bit, wbleb waa WTltlen br Barlla aod Botatonf. 
those two clerer writera. aotltlcd Tbe Gclaaly 
Bear. Phil Lrmleln with his orchestra at Loaa 
takfia ccttal^taTliB tba bMrt MUT It, ab 



Tbe photograph fmm which this reprodncllon wss made was taken oo the last day of tbe 
puu's most tuccessfnl tour over the Colombia .\mnsement Co.'a drcnlt. (Eastern Borleaqoe 
Wheel). Tboae In tbe top row, left to right, Sid Jordan. Abe Bomrstlne. Anna Bonettlne, B. 
Bambard, Billy Arlington, W. Swan. Jack Strouae. Tom McCracken. Sydney Wire and Sle Bernard. 
Second row — Marie McLean. Mrs. Jaa. Fulton. Frankle Farretl, GUdya A. Jobn, Mamie Howe, 
Sam Olick, Sig Norrlll and Manager Jas. Fnltoo. Third tow — Delorla Treror, Daisy lloSman. 
Btbd Jacdaa^ ~ " "" — ' " " ' """" 



Dtlaaaie. Ida Ctlapl. uiita donna. Faaattaa. BMcb Darla and Carrie Kellw- 

tr&f S& ^ytibM^ ffir^-y*^ "8*^ ictttr. aatk. xkt B t ni « cwok 



The Atltata Georgian recently carried a 2S- 
paga ad tloa ooa Htm. Great gnat! Bow many 

caoM a pccaa 

~ Dream aaS 




♦ 



If 1 

hall 
will lalte bell. 



Tip to agents not emplo y ed In ajwttain town 
In Tezat tbe aaloaba pat oat laacbes from 
II A. it. to 3 P. X. aad tbe pat oat 
free drinka Mas tba mmI kMHi. (Name of 
4*. M^^core The 



At last I atet bim. >Twaa lb ^(Wb^ne 
aald: "Is It bot eoongh fw ya«r* .MMdae 
thla qneatloa to a clrcos presa agOBt tbat has 

ezperleaced aerpo weeks of rain! 

♦ 

It Isn't often 1 nnWlsh my personal corn-*- 
pOBdence bot the below letter bespeak* of such 
beart-tntereat ami love of a yotinR man for his 
father that I want the world to know there U 
one young man. whose heart la rteeplr atfected 
through the taking away hy the Almlchty of hia 
parent. I refer to the death of Col. Brosm, Coo- 
eordlt. Kan., and bl» ago. Karl V. D. Bfowii. 
ooa of tbe flneat cbapa II*lB«. Cpaa bearing -of 
tba aaaalMI away ot OoL Bioam, 1 at^ooca aeat 
^ «Wfa, ta.»Ml*l|»l ie««»e* tbe follow- 



Coocontla, Kan. 
Dear Friend North —V"nr Mr*. Brown and my- 
self I thank you for v. ur letter; your thought- 
fnlneaa la much appn-<-l«I>Mi by us. The Colonel 
foosht a Bood. lone battle hut the poor old 
soul laid down to rest one da.r. there was the 
toatla ot a wlak. a tweet smile on bis dear old 



"TSbl t. n. BROWS. 



he the real Eirl In London. The mosic of The 
Don Girl U by Leo Fall, and the book la by Dr. 
WUner, anthoc of Tbe Merry Widow. It will 
b« piodarcd naxt October la Tlcana. lo Lon- 
doB by Oeoisa Bdwaadca. and Jfr. Frahmaa es- 
peett to atvc. it la-3Ca«r. T«k aast IMraatx. 



Tb* . _ 

S. R. Bemy'a great ■ b m tr 

Time. I'To Got tba- ~ 

Find tbe Girl. As a 
Is most elTcctlTe. ^ 

Barry L. Xewman, the well-known Chicago 
music pablisher snd song writer, baa opened 
nfllces In the Aalor Theatre Bnlldlni;. New York. 
Harry says tbe door la wide open to all bis 
friends and woold hsTe them list to his new 
one. Smiling Moon, which has all tite ear-marka 
nf a ranid dre wlimer. Be statea he aold tbe 
rights to bla big aocccaa. Ib n n t tt M . foe tbe 
raaad awa aC IMM. Honqr la bak« tb t aii 
one* by Ma tttlbg ' 

Rlralry among tbe music pnbltabers* ootsMe 
men. Is. of course, a well-known fact, and tbat 
they are roostantly derlslng new methods to get 
perforroeia to btor tbair aaw ltdaaa Mea wUb- 
oot saying. Far tnttaaw. tba toor K ia t atk y 
Olria, wbo playail at balk tbe Aaatltaa aad 
Plaaa tba a t f e last week, tefnaed to leare tbe 
tatter place when they flniabetl their second show 
nm 1^ to tba exeesslre beat. Tbey were Tisjted 
Iqr a l a patatatttlTe of tbe Tbeo. Morse Mostr 
Cou. aad tarlted to esll snd hear a new soar. 
He waa lafOnned tbat tt wonid he tmposslHe. 
Going back to the oOce he rigged np a phone 
In one of tbe piano rotims, had a stneer readr. 
calleil up the Plata aiid asked for Miss Poc*- 
Ingbam. who directs the onariette. Kxnlalnlns 
the situation to her. b* begged attentUn. »nA 
orer the phone came tbe wonia and music ot 
Petty Brown. It aecdcd aoly a rcina and ~ 



Bag np eloaa to your baby. 

Throw yoor ahonlaert t'ward tba ctMa't 

Lawdy, Ijiwdy, what a feelln'I 

Sane Bp doao to yoor lady. 

Cloao yoor eyea aad do game nappln'; 

Something nlea la gala' , to happen. 

Hog op closa ta-:Marbal7» 

Sway me oretjrailifc'iii-. 

Show yoor dariV bCM' jMt 'kow JOB go h 

Bolfalo, 
Doln' the Grlsaly Bear, 

mm Jfay JIanh la ^ti 
so la BMa MtRta. - ' - 
land. ■ ■ ■ : . - ; 

The Rooster at HafTncr'a Xotth Beach Casl-m 
Is Sam Morris.^ £d_^McMarry, tMlB ftafcer. 

In'g'r 

TOWB. 

SomelMHty KTse and 3ionkey TOwn ggp ' 
featured at the foIIowlDg places: Coacr. 7 
Norih Beacb. Fort Geotae. Bodiairw 
Sooth Beach, tjaaatair —--.^ — 

ark Band COBeatH^ . 
ot Mart King. 

J ut t kt Maic and Ae^^ager hare put erer ai- 
otber Ut. wUck ia wOllahed by (ba Aa. Iforia 
Mnsle Co., entitled ITa'ie all Baw to Bto XOa 



sam juorria, r.o. jicjj urry, uNua trager, 
>■ BaBmg t rt eo. Tbey aro alaslaK aad play' 

Bf a^a^^Kto e aad All AfeMrt.l* jHfng 
SB. ^wHibcd by BaaOoaft*.' 




oir, Ttus Is OBo oC tba 

We're all here to see yoo off. 

Blow yoor horns tod jingle bells. 

Jingle bells, Jingle, Jingle, llogle. 

-Merrily we roU. amg. toil aloag. coll aloog: 

we'ra.aR fetiia ta.Bli^ .aiK-.Vlb BaMNfl aai 



The ttcaaj AaaBol OoUbb 
tbe Snow Writcca at Amtriea '_. 
WaidriPn BoteU Port an Fcefc 
N. J. Commttt n pB t at .BaD^ 
mond ami John Zaaft. 



.Mose Gamble It wlthoat a doobt ol. 

t<oy. as he haa made many frlenda alaca he has 
>>e.'ii nritb the Bouse of Bemlek. aod nerer baa 
any truiible in getting tbe fltat'a ataga aa the 
iiiirorent randesUie bMa aa at i»aiy abaw la 
the country yoo are MBa ta 'Btar aaa aa aatw - 
of Remlck's bits. 



CHICAaD; MUMC HOTKM. 



Where the aOi^ : . 

one of tbe oldest aad ' . 

west of the Mississippi In years, has been por- 
chased by Will Ko-sslter. FUe thousand dollarM 
was tbe amount paid to Tulbert Ingram, of 
Denrer. atl(lBal publisher of the ballad. Jtr. 



mr^a al^ puMM 



Ijtb' .ttlak-aafti.ialMMabl; fdajrtaw 



Cblcair 

One of the biggest hitt used by the Ralba- 
keller Trio orer at the American laat week was 
the Psrlslsn Kag. Tbe publisher ot this song 
la tald to be Stcra, aad althoagh tbay bara no 
Chicago otBce, tt la atoaady bceomlac oae of the 
most popolar bita' ot tba day. and moatly oa 
the ttiength of tbeae three Morrit entertainers. 
•!> 

Dolly While, soobrette with the Fauklln Stork 
Company, Is making a decided bit. singing Er'- 
ry Day snd Tie Yoor Little Bull Ontslde, ami 
ll taUng three and four eaeorea algblly wllb 
bar Infanltabia back ilaace. tar artdch aba la aor:. 
bw Tsmptatita Baaw Tbaaa analcat ataatolB'' 
ara bcloc pobllthed by M. WItmaifc Ik Sao. 
♦ 

That I/iTln' Traumerel. the big bit of the 
Aubrey Staulfcr Music Company catalog, ia f o- 
Ing bigger erecy day. It la tbe tcatnra of al- 
moat erery I>II1 at all the laadtag ttiaatHS aad 
bids fair to be a dorable bit. tba warm weatbar 
aong and tUnce tesma aecrlag only aa Inaacaf* 
atlag acts towards tba booatlng of this aaOB^ 
I Am Looeaoma AU tbe Time. Eacnia EtdttaA'' 
ptetti^jtiy,^ pa bUrtwd y - tba aaaw jyaafc 

Ta a Tbtaa Btaaat Sisters, now alajrlait Ika 
wmtam Mat tit ttae. aia artw tba mStSviwm 



Berberi Ingrabam's Amo was boosted lata. 
popuUrity at the Majestic last week with a «(•> 
geaace by Tbe OoUy Slatata. aaa ot tba baatv 
aeag aad dance team of girls aiae battia Hia 
paMlr. Tbey also baadM wllb |Ba«t aatana . 

Ukea coataaaa aSoag tlw toaa?aC & TaM,^^ 

Taata'Oldik?"' ■■v,':ir:<y.-^-{ 

Stepp. Mehllnger and Klag. (eatand at tba ' 
JIaJestIc last week My Slat* Tetnalno, Caaap ■ 
Joara and Happy as a Bumbli ' Bee. Tbla. laa» ^ 
was ooa oC tba bttsbtcat acta OM tka taib#aaA^I? 
receired tbe compHmeat tnm aWydC ikft;«SS|v 
crttlea aa batait .la daa«a r..af b« .i im la B, :a»; .t l t ! b.t '' 





14 



Ttie Billboard 



JULY 9, 19ia 



ADVANCE FAIR NEWS 

Notes of the Plans and Purposes of the Associations, 
Societies, Etc^ Controlling the Destinies of lli^ ^.^ 
.&iiportaiit F^r Events oif the Cowntiy % ^^^^ 



THE INTERBOROUGH PAIR. 



Interborough Fair is th« Only 
of it* Kind Hald in New 



- iBM tboiomli, F«Ir wiU be 

Md LA«r Day vMk. September 6 lo 10. la- 
dnelnw Im- KlrtmioiMl BonoslL 

Great imptorements la tbe mj ot tttnctlons 
■ad czUbits OTer former years - ar« - pUaaed. 
An aeroplane, flrlng dallr, will be one ot tbc 
new feacnrcs. The best attractions bare Iwcn 
engaged and larger premlams than «rer before 
are being offered for all lines of ezhlblti. 

Tbe greatest speed pcogram ever - made op la 
being prepared. In conjunction with daily 
radog, there will l>e a dalj borse show pro- 
gram, wblcb wni be a dellgbtfol society featniv. 

The doc abow will be liald on tbe last three 
dara ot the fair, imdec tbe nles of the Ameri- 
cas ^ Ktnart Oliib* * GhUdresTa ' Day haa- been 
HbaMill-jtWut .Wadsaadar to TBeadajr. and - aU 
abUfiM ga&na si» wBl ba admitted tree. 
' AsMwItta atnaaar Caatnres jtt tbia fair is 
Hm koctkoltsial department. The exhiblta In 
tUS departannt lor UN last three years bare 
■sipaaaad the larceat fairs in Amer'ca as to 
nsmber and qoallty of exhiblta. and has be- 
come noted for its frnlt and. Sower shows. The 
pooltrr exhibits eqnal many ot the exeiosiTe 
abowi beld dttrlog tbe fall and winter and worth 
tbe price ot admission alone. 

Tbe adTantage of. this fair Is that It Is with- 
id the bonndsries ot New Zork City, snd 
draws largely from the millions in Manhattan 
and tbe present management, composed of the 
most cDtaprlsIng men ot wealtb and boslneas in 
tbe city. Is darotins Its anerglas to — 
Isterbmoogb the largest . fair In 'fl 

SUtCS. ^ ■ ., 



_ ^yr^tit 

'Mr'.as as 

■tiy. ^ 
I at a Haw vkao tbi 

tloo a. the 
' iDdustty. 

,glnB doe 

■ MrSSdRltnTal 
- ataia ts the 
d to- get hia 
i.kaat tjpes of boraea and cattle to 
Visn are Biaar leading breeders 
tacetred tfaclr first inspiration at tbe 
fair, and this Is also tme of many of 
•ar .trainers and drirers of national repnte. 
That grand old man. B. F. Oeets. tbe "silent 
man of tbe tnrf," laid the foondation tor his 
wonderfnl career right here in Uamy Comity, 
training and racing at the connty fairs. 

We are In hearty sympatby with The Bill- 
board in the effort, to bring alwat tixe imfiort- 
aoce ot the amoaemaat featnres ot tile modeta 
connty fair. Xo* glta.-yaar xeaden onr Ueaa 
ae this sobjeet as Mefly aa posalblc. we, wilt 
antline the polior npoo whicta tbe Tennessee Fair 
Association is goremed, witb apologies for rrf.r- 
lag to onrselres. 

We combine tbe ofllce of secretary, treasnrer 
and manager, who Is empligred by the yesr. st 
a salary commensnrate with tbe work. It is his 
boslness to Intmdnce new tea tores snd know 
wlien to drop ont tlie dead ones, he most know 
tbe racing game, all abont ponltiy and pet 
stock, the rarlons breeds of lire stock and 
make tbe women's department appeal to tbe fair 
sex; and it requites mnch time and TcfsatUllr 
lo make thaaa , degartn wiita^a tt ractlT e. 



cxUlblts will be arranged around tlie sides — Id 
tbe center we will hare a miaiatate lake bord- 
ered with loM aaa ttUaaa plaala aD clcs a a with 
wire nat— On. watac .Caiif ba lOacaa la tba 
lake. 

The display of farm and garden prodocta will 
also be made under canvas top. together with 
the agricultural Implement display. We wDl 
liare in thia department a apeaker'a stand and 
seats, where daily lectures will be made on 
farming and atock breeding by experts In their 
line. 

1 worUng dairy will be conducted on the 
groonds where milk will l>e separated and test- 
ed .and butter will be. made In a practical, np-to. 
date manner. We require all lire stock ex- 
hibited to remain the entire week ot tbe fair. 

We Qse the one-man Jndge system In all d*. 
partmcDts, and will tbiB year bare as expert 
woman demonstrator on domestic scieace, aba 
wni also lodge tbe eollDaiy depaxtment: ot 
course It is understood tint tac'laoF wa 
to "umpire tbis game" win ba a atrangcr 
tliese parts. 

The open-air borse abow In tbe evening by 
electric light, has pnran to be a moat attzac- 
tlre feature of oar talr. aad la a flzed erent; 
this requires bicb-dasa ninale whidi ws always 
try to piOTlda* 



With the entire West closing up the business of 
one of tbe most prosperous seasons In Its bU- 
tory. it is an assared condition, that the cxpo- 
altloo will eclipse any previous effort in the 
region inrolred, and that Its crowds, the dates 
being St tbe height of tbe tourist seasoo, will 
be greater than bare ever been gotten together 
between St. Louis aad the raclflc coast. Den- 
rer la certain to be tbe meeca tot ptlTllccr 



THB;raATHBR>FLOWER IN CAN- 

- nit.fcalber-llower craxe bat now inradtd Cwi^ 
aAa' aad Is being spread with aa .moeh rapidity 
as jHufead Us latrodnetiaa:' aad .ssaalaflaatlaa 
is .«M»iL«bMtqr.a.»liiga:'twwy''ilwiffliig:-'la!ia. 
aiet ,arttk-.'iMta^|)iM' fiM^^ 
pbqrad' oa . tha' 'atacs' aad is tbs' cariMora ' (or 
daeerattira purp oaea, ■ b sea a o e . ot . ttair cloaa r»- 
•cmbUnee to tba original. Latfe aombeit baw 
been sold by tbe norelty Tcndcra at parin, fairs 
and tbe .eoontleaa other out-door amusement, en- 
terprises. Bowerer. their sale baa dileHy tcca 
carried on south of tbe line that separates tbe 
United States from tbe Dominion. 

Tbe cnrrent season has wltttcsaed a change and 
Canada has shown s' decided approbation of tbe 
featber-flower to such an extent that an Amer- 
ican consul wges American mannf actnrers of the 
noTdtjr. to commnnlcate with fbms la tbclr dla- 
tiict la ftgaid to the aale ot tbdr piodneta. 



: HWHlREAt^AVOailtl^ 



B. W. McDanlel. secretary of tba Shelby 
County Fair, at Sbelbyrille, Indiana, is serrlng 
hia third year as secretary and, pterioos to bis 
election to thst olBce., be served as ass'atant 
secretary for ten years. He was bom smoog 
tbe prairies of Illlools 45 years' ago and grew 
up a farmer, but lated took up tbe practice ot 
law and Is an active member ot tbe Shelby 
Cooaty bar. H'a vacation each year la bis 
fair week, when be abuts up bla aliop a 



INTERBOROUGH FAIR, 1909. 



PAIR DIflMrTORt msST. 

Mlnueaiiolls. MIUD., July 3.— The board ot di- 
rectors of the Ulonesota State Fair met at tbe 
Oommercial Club .laat alght to discuss preiiara- 




baioar. "Tbe matter ot Inlaglac- Barney OldMd 
■ad a aMe partner on the laat day ot tbs talr, 
Satorday, Septambar e, to tha fair nonads aa a 
apedal attraettoo was also cooa'dered. The 
board will' costlBoa . to. hold a xegnlar aebcdnlr 

oC wattlsn fiMB MW valU tka openlag vt ibr 

fair.:; ; ,V-' ^A' :-.-. .-V:-': - y ■ ',: 

;;:>UP0im^iPR . 

tiaparte, tnd.. Inly 3.— Tba' Lapacts Cooaty' 
Vair Aasoelatlon baa let'lta (air dataa for As- 
gust S0-8ept. 2. Tbe fair la a day and night 
erent. Among the free attractiona ttila j-t-ar 
win be tbe Marco Twins, the Boyal Isblkiwa 
Jap Ttoope. tba LosgtaM Slsteta, Tbtce Ba- 
aebstta - Bntbifa. 81*. OaahcU. -sad ?tta -Vsar 
Amcaaeea.'bealdas aa alroMp. Paer baada hare 
also been engaged. 

SHENANDOAH (I A.) FAIR. 

Shenaodoab, Iowa, July 1.— Tba Sbcaandosb 
Fair and Stock Show will be held aa usual the 
second toll week la August (Angaat 8-12. la- 
dasirr). That* will be racing, leagne ball 
games' sal thiss bic apeelal. tisa attiaetlaas bs- 



ATTRACTIONS CONTRACT OPEN.- 



Woodslleld. O., July 2. — Tbe Monroe Coosty 
Fair will lie beld here August 23-23. Tbe nr- 
Ing imnes amount to two thousand doUsrs. The 
coatiset far s free attzaettoo has not aa yet 
bata tlosafc -W.^ft>ll ssaayjls i i e i Ut af <' ths 
(sir. gM 4as^ Pv'Darrt-sacaslaiF* .*« , i^v..- 





Vicir tt a lff**"'T trotting beat coming under 
aboarlas gisadstaad and 



the wire In tnat ot tbs 
openstand crawd. 



JOHN P. MeGAW 




The secretary who dors not think It massy 
well spent In- prsTldlng' blgb-daa^ 'ftas allis a i 
tiona. Is otrt l aoBas a good bat, —g.-lia ifcanW 
also auks evsry sOoct to.arsfMs a-llw at. good 
pUtfocB obows ss tbafik.-JS'a.'lgMi:>MMauge 

'" other 

make ade- 
■ _s show and 

Aay. aaa aWit, tbay 
woma aooa xsains .las^ g s iiB gF ; «C .tiylag'ta laa- 
a fair oa Sasday-sebaol ' Baas.' la ths'ssao oU 
hard-bemtcn pattu If yon' want to make maaoF. 
giva s fsir that win please all classes. 



U sO tbs Isir-i 
qnsta Ugb ~ 
prlTllegs'i 



pRNyBR«';:jn0':^RyENT^ : 

The Inter-State Fair and Exposition st Den- 
ver this year, will . not confine Itself to a one 

wrek eotertaloment, bat baa extended tie period 
of mnnlng to two weeks and Is making It an 
air^Tr national in its score- The late 'Thomas 
F. Walsh is responsible for the Ides. Staortly 
bef.Tre be died, he called together a company 
of Infioentisl men snd ootllned tbe plsn for s 
national exposition at Denver. Tbe acbeme took 
bold like nre and tbe men behind tbe Inter- 
Strte Fair, which has hitberto been confloed 
to the Interest of five or six Western states. 
Iinvr set out to mske It tbe largeat czpoaltlon 
on-l amnnemeot sggregatinn that baa arsr. been 
att<>mpted West of St. Lnnls. 

Tbe railroads bare already offered reduced 
rates ftnm almost erpry state la tbe aaloa aad 
It 1* belieTed the tourist trarrl -wbfcb Is geoer- 
nlly st Its xenltta early in Septemlier, will be 
(Tmiblr that of any previous year.- Tbe axten- 
slre fair srooada are bring remodeled tbraogh-. 
nut. tbs bnllillsgs paspsffd,- for 'iU^sys and a 
bandsaao w»w- jmiwilslsaff j ' aii al ad.-' .Tbe .latter 
win " 



to tbe fair gmonda. Be llkea h'a 

work and keeps things' morlag. Ko fslr In 

lodlana Is more popular or entartalnlag or more 
anccessfuL Tlie fair gionndai eona'at of aboat 
fifty acrea, with splendid buildings, fine stables 
snd a fine track. Everybody gata eoorteona 
treatment from the secretary aiid' Ms ' cfldaat 
corps of helpers snd the vsriotia 'SSSWl Hsafc ' 
There Is something doing jvery miswO'SC^^'ns. 
Shaliiy County Blue Blbbon Fair." " ' . S 'y, ■•" 



PARKER SHOWS INTACT. 



la tbs bunding a^qib: . . 

' Ss ssreorsglBg. bss bsOB itbs- famsnso •s'.-tfeO'' 
■rat aa aoaaeiaMBt. '^ot 'j- ' i irt s ' i M oa .< aC' ■ tlair ■ and 
i«ap» at (te^snoMiaavtbsCvtbs as^ 

tl-mneb O. Cy. raBer; ■- » e« i'slsiy. ':'bss . eSlargrd 
tbe premium list nstll tbr sggHgsta (a bs glrtn 
is now (40.000. Tbe strert.'csr conpsiv^'ia n* 
I tending Its loop at the. groBBfli so tkat It 



'bandla tbs vast crswds^ ; (bst ass ssysMsd. 



Bibbing, Minn.. July 2. — ^Tbere bare not been 
any cbanees In tbe bnalness department of tbe 
Greater Parker Shows, since tbe opening date. 
April 12. Tbe shows snd attractions at« the 
same with the exception of tbe addition of BIce'a 
Divtoff GIrla. Tbe management of tbe abow 

girls has been ebanged. Ilr. Cye Jaeobi li now 
In charge. Laat week tbe ahovra were In Sniatb. 
Minn. Ttata .was .tbs first time in the btstocy 
of tbe city Ibst Dnlntb lisd a carnival on tbe 
streets. - v 



JACK FRY KILLED. 

Van Wert, O., Jnne no. — Jark Fry. blgb-wlrr 
perfcrmer with the Welder Amnsement Com- 
pany, while doing bla act last Friday nigbt, fell 
to the ground, a distance of thirty feet. He 
died within twenty miontes. Fry was tblrtT-. 
two years of age. snft married, his wife also lic- 
iDg s member of tlie Welder Cftinpiny. The 
oortple formed a te«m kT>'»-n ss tbe Acrlsl Frys. 
The remains of the deceased were shipped to 
tbe borne of bis mollier lo QlbaoDbnrg, O, 



MORE PREMIUMS OFFERED. 




BWB^gement nf 
ban rrvM.; aad added to 
■diar tbs smaast of pre- 

, — .OoMrrd.'7nMIe*' SlngtTS 

bsTs btavaaMaA'aS'ltss sttrscHns.' Six bar. 
ans «vsatg: SIC ,«a::tbs atsgrsm with pnrsea of 
•alio for^MMk iaer. ^; tilr win bs bold 



CHATTANOOGA LYRIC OPENS. 



Chsttanoogs. Teuu., July 4.— -Tbe Msir 
Theatre opened to-day, with vaudemioi 
the Maeaas Xbeatrlesl ~ ' 



tt r I^rrls 
F^'.^bsolBad 




PREMIUM USTvlNCREAGSIX,^r 



_ jaiF -4.-^Tba .Sedtt ' .Oo^BlF 

Fair has largely locressed lis premium list, .sad 



Gcergctova. Kf.. 
ilr has largelylocressed lis pren 
added many new rlsga (or tola Tear. A- big 



poidtry show will be a feature. Haay tnu 
attraetlOBa are being. booked. A graad flrsaatks 
disptaj wlB bs gissa each . sight. . : , . : '.^^ . 



POCKET AUTOMUVnC^jCO^ 

The BUuildo Jewdry Co., ot Bot Sprtag*- 
Ark., have a novelty In tbe way of a powt 
automatic counter, regiaterlng from 1 to O.iiab. 
This ts a handy artida for secrctsries of state 
fairs, msnagers of picture shows snd all travel- 
ing sbows. Too csn coimt the people aa they 
enter without any one detecting yoa.. The 
counter staoold be In tlie hsnds of every one In- 
terested in an amassment. Tbe pries Is 11.13, 
eeat b^ lsshlaiaflj;aBsn..-.v.v, .. --■ 



WHiyrS IN A ; NAMEt l 

While in Belfest last year we beard a storF 
ot an Irish gentleman showing an Americas 
friend the algats. one of which wss Robinson 
A Cleaver's store, ssid to be the Bnest In sll 
Ireland, In which they had an tneenlous ar- 
rangement for sepsrsting tlie d'Cfcxcnt kinds of 
coin. On seeing It, the American ssld: "Of 
course, it is sn Amerlcsn pstent." "No." ssld 
the Irishmsn. "Why do yon think it 's Ameri- 
canT.'. '.."Why, because nearly all the iBvaotloBS 
In the srorid at*. Ameriesn.'' "Why. B>SB. :tbd 
rety. opposite^ the case. for. does sot SfSfF 
pataatsd-dfOd^'bssr tbs Irlab stamp 'Pat* T*— 
TSbsfegaat^rBaBBsrmsB's . MMItsiy : Ooeds es^ 
'slas u ac^^.^.-'y^'..l:'. ". ■'..■ . 



JV:-ct,^'tieACH 




Daris Oaoaly (lows) Agrlcsllaral 
Sadstr. 



JUL / 9, mo. 



Tlie Billboard 



e. W. WoOANIBL' 




LONO CONTINUOUS^ •BRVIte.^ 

Ooi. 0. E. to fltami inunr of Ftod 
Mt Fair AMOeUUoD. WlMM-Mn. N. C 

tiM derm ytan. MlvkM b*«D accnuty 
•M i«9(ral Btaacw afar ilact.' H* wu aecn- 
tuT «t tbe two bic tobacco fain b*ld ta«r« 
twclTc and tUrtcca yean aso, wliirb fatra 
mated natlaaal cooaMBt. It U aald tbat OoL 
Wfbb kaom Bore 




ar tiw .oblr - 
. mtUr at 
Mar podtlaoa e( 
iMa of tbe city's •MrnMa.r 
«( tto dty aad is 



Be baa bdd 
■ ttoat aad Is » 
Bo baa btvs mayor 
M all laad public 



CARNIVAL MOTE& 

Princess Sultana has not joined T. 
BsMB'a Street* ot Cairo abow wim tlw> 3. 
FMak Hateb Ooapanj. a* reported. Tbo 
Prlaeew U at pnacnt located la lltBiiUa. 
Tean.. and states tbat aba baa no latcallsa at 
lalBlDK Un Stmta ot Cairo Stow. 

The ManlsUque, MtclL. Lodce K. of 

P. wUI bold Ita flcat atnat fair and fcstlTal 
tbe third weak ia AogatL A.,r. Oonua. gm- 
.•cal icp re iw trt ha oe :tts :K.^Or^Brt>m Amaa- 
oieat OoopUy. has taadsd; ttw'ieaittiaet (or at- 
tractlOB*. 



W. H. (Shorty) Fogel Is not with 

e R. A. Kllu Staowa tbis aeaaoB. bat la at 
.-CMat located Is WallsTiUe. Kaa., coniiected 
>ltb a picture theatra tbot*. Itr. r\<fl was 
wllb tbe KHna Sbotrs for ths tkiM vast svaaons. 

Ed. May. preas acvnt^'oCt^UM Adams 
'S* S**". afcsws.: Msmtiiiaii fte :tb» abow. 
1«« s »lalt to hto wMa la;ll«ir,;mrtii ill. Wis. 

neta^Mlasss «b£«1K: KvvSmco. 

The Herbert A." KHne Shows have 
K fP •"'««««l for tba Dayton rtatlTal. to b« 
oeld In Oaytoo. O.. ««ok ot Sept. 1»; alio for 
Uo Indiana Suto Fair and tba.atata teln ot 
Ttaas and Atkaaaaa.. 

, An<»r tta^ nowt addlti^ tbe 
S:^^^*t**'^***l**"'^tk>'tba'afaal Pattar- 
MB Ihowi ti Oipl.:.K.-Uitaiid;kigk dltsK 

lA)uIa J. Berser Is awntaiy of tb* K. 
O. narkoot CanlTsl Caovaay. Ka. X 

E^dle Foley haa- Joinad-^tba 
and Siibl Bbow baadTo^'T??^?-^ 




jCOW WO PCiLlTAN SHOWS IN CHI- 

Cbtam JOly 4 (Special to Tbe Biilboinl) 

JW* J""!"" eobWsnclDg Sunday. July 3. 
Uio OHtt_OMM«oUt«a Showi win b« at Lana 
r*^-*"?!"* ""say f»«* acu and otber «t- 
tnctfaw tbis «»al*al company carrlea with It 

I5SL?'!?'J*'^ Band under the dl. 

SS^^SSJ; by a aamber of Neapo- 

tnc ttls MtOt ua: Data DmU Doberliy. L*.p. 
ins tbo nwy Cbaan; HcIUaOk ieoaatl«a»l aerlal- 
IfJ.'S' T"*.,?^"*" 8on»«ln« Wire. That 
Olrl Noiala. tbo Ontlswa. tbe Hippodrome, the 

I'^^'^JfSf't.J^ ^ "^o- ihe 

Spntb n» -Wl«>: tba Kalaenjammer Kaa- 

tle, tba l oats a flbaat abow, tba Craiy Bouk, 
aad BlpDO, tha Blgaotii^ are eome ot the at- 
traetlaata tbla abaw cactlas witb It. while the 
ridln«da*icaa sia tbe Canoael. tbe UmDan Boa- 
let to Whad aad tbe Plcaasrs Whirl. 

Tba Mllialis eompclae tbe ezecatlTe aUlf of 
the Oiaat CMnepoUtan Sbowa: J. K. Ander- 
■on. geoaral manager: W. E. Kerna, general 
•Kent; Wm. Jodklna Hewitt, preaa n-pteaenta- 
tire; Joba Wrigbt. admtbiag maaagM': Edw. 
D. J r aaa a . tr saai im; OMeae H. Baacr. aeerstary: 

w.' tmm§,vmtim»K gad Bt. ibnhau. 
chief dkwMilH., 

W)br'-TOEY PAY. ' 

SeTenty-Bre thoosand dollan will be expended 
on featnrca to be added to the California Slate 
Fair, to attract from every part of tbe State, 
tbonaanda who .will aelxe the opportanlty to an- 
npndaetloiu of tbe atltring acvnea ot tbe wild 
JwWMa dant aad to Mtawa tba stan of aria- 
ttoa lB bawBlailag fllgbts la: tba. ale orcr tbe 
flaetaBeala VaUtf. 

This was decided at a nMctlag af tba aaai. 
omiee on piogram and amnaemnls a 
by tbe enteral committee In charga aC 
raiHiirata far tba State Fair. 



Itaai Cbkaao aad Analralla. The Hand* peo- 
ple of H a mn tea, Oatarlv, will pnt on a good 
program of Oreworka. both daylight and eve- 
pi ng programs. Tbe race meet will ho tbe 
■arceat held a* Edmonton dates cloaa itie aeaaon. 
Thirty thoosand dollan ate pnt dp for Driscs. 
purses and attractions. - 

BIG CANADIAN EVENT. 

The exhibition at Loidoo. Oot., Is «ee of tbo 
oldeat Id Canada, bavloe been establlsbed In 
the year 1SC8. Each year an ezhlbltloo has 
bvin held, which has been gradually growing 
uotll at present It I* admitted by all to be ooe 
ot the largest and moat up-to-date exbtblttons 
In Canada. Lire stock from all pans ot the Do- 
minion la sbown. Tbe dairy esblblla fona a my 
attraetlTa^psM aC ttls aAMttaa^ m-' 
l» Mirroaadad br a dS^snalaB aS dab 
try. -.■ \ 

Ihe boIliUngB erer the groooda ai« aU lacge 
ami ivHl ainalad to accomaiodate tboazblblton 
aod Tlalton. A aew bonding. MzUO faet. Is 
being erected this year to avcommodate eciaeat 
mncblQirj and exhibits ot that nature. TtiaTS 
Is a floe half-mile track on the groonda: alao 
graa<iKti iii) accomniodatiooB for twenty thousand 
people before which a program of attracllona, 
the best possible to obtain, is given twice dally, 
with masolflcent flreworka every evaolng. Tbe 
exblbicloos Is ■elf-sostalolng, being nnder the 
management of a board of ditecton. twenty- 
four Id oiUBber. laoatly citlxena. who give their 
tlaae- aad atleatisa tiaely for tbe advancement 
of tha siblblUaii. ' 

nu eihMtloa will be held tbto year, Sept. 
0-11. 4U .lBfMnltai,.ytsaidhHt aaaw «IU be 



PLANNINQ_M« «HOW. 

The management of the Inter-Provlnclal Fair 
la having new boUdlngs for live stock exhibits 
erected to meet tbe demaad for additional a able 

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INTERBOROUGH FAIR, 19C9. 




Partial Tiew la BortlcnltnrU Department of a sabntbsa borne, showing entnnce of propoeed 



The committee will expend the entire amoont 
to he raised on two special featom. both of 
which will continue tbrtngboot fair week and 
wni be Frontier Daya aad tU^a at tba Man- 
Blida. Wild West boiasMSS. Ibdlaai. Monco- 
bnstcra sod esttle-copen ftaai Tsxaa. BoBlsns. 
Wyoming, Arlzoos aad Colorado win be bronght 
ta Baeramento. aad aabstsattsl prises wlU he 
bnag on for exblblHoas ot tests ot darin* in 
apnraved Wild Weat rtvle. At leaat g^n.OOn 
wni be apent on thi* testnie, and $12,000 ot 
Ibis sum win he pnt op for prises In order to 
attract the moat expert cowboys la the cooo- 
try. • • 

The entire nonaler ul s h iaWia ■ it ta ha tmnn 
as tba DawB of Gold. 

ft la gaaaaaid ta -.jrtar *> isctaaabia at itaat 
half a ~ 



K.cretary Jameatown (Ohio) Fair. 



A SUPKmOR 'BOliimNENT. 



Edmonton, Alia.. Can.. June 24.— EUlmonton. 
the capital city «( tbe Province of Alberta, I* 
laying tbe foaodatloo of a big abow for alt 
llwe: MT aeics of snIcadM park land with Iskes 
bave b-v* aeviltcd far tbe porosae.. costing Ihe 

The rsee tracit to complete sad tbe horses 
an> working oat on same fertr-ave days liprnrv 
tbe time ptombed. Tbe work of conatracHog 
show bonw atablea. cattle atablea. bog and sheep 
tM<n« la well nnder war. These boUdtnga, aixtren 
In number, are ftat Isas hgr dO feet wide. 
Tlie race atsble*. nis tat aawbcr. at* moden 
anil Itu-to-dale. On the old Ihlr graaads. which 
mvpfvd only 4S acres, the averasa dalty atteiMI- 
ance waa 10.000 people or 40.0M people far tte 
(Bar daya. As the new gromiils are served by 
Ihe Caaadtoa Northern. Orand Trtmk PscMc and 
the mmldnal owned street railway it la tboneht 
the attendance this year will reach 50.000 For 
a ct'v with a poitnlstlon of about 35.000 people. 
Kilinontnn I* anlag InM the fair bnslnesa irhole- 
aale and Intaoda. la WIS. la pnl on a ptoelaelal 
fair worlby t t.m ]»l »*m.nMi»ft».i!ti~^.* 
ttiae aaethsr «HMW wM ha tat ta aewVrild- 
lags, 

FVir 1910 ttie big Provincial Stock Show will 
be tbe altraetloa. Carloada of atock are being 
Dirertd tmn Ontario, MaaUoba and Saakatcba- 



racing daya, fonr events each day. for which 
g7,00O baa been bung op In pnnca. The direct- 
on have contracted witb Al. O. Bantes Company 
to exhibit bto wild animal abow. This company 
will alao farolah a doaen of tbe midway abowa. 
Tbe Diatfaim attracllona have been booked vrltb 
the ITaited Fair* Booking Asaoetotlaa of 
Tbe pieminm list totato ff 
alona and atngle fare rates 
<m all loada to Brandon. 



A GOOD EXAMPLE. 



The atart tor permanent balMIaga to leplaee 
the old wooden ones at the North CferaUoa State 
Fair Qrooada lia« ttecrin. Thia will be gratlty- 
Ing newa to tlie people throagfaoat tbe atate 
who are tatertsled la this gtest state Inatlto- 
tioo. 

A handsome bolldlog of relnforred concrete 
will be boilt on the groands. This will be 
known aa the Agrlmltnral and Hortlcnltural 
Pnlldlog. aod will he n«e<l exclnslvely for ex- 
blMta ot thia eharacter. The boIMinc. which 
will be arewaof - aa4 at baa4nMaa dcatga win 
be dDxtW «Mt la abe. It win has* dtoMaas 
for mblbito snd tbe vral^s win t*' of eoaeiete. 
It will be 3S feet high, wiiti orasmentsl roof. 

The hnllding Is to cost n.TiUI. 

Col. Jownk B. Pogne. xecretarv of the Ktste 
Fair Assoelstion. Is enthn<l**tlr nrer the sHna- 
t)on. end •aya this new bnlMinc fa hot the Ini- 
tial strn for oermanent bntMlics at tbe grnoada 
to replare all of the ptesent wooden stmctntcs. 
Hie SKaoelstlon. he ssys. will more aa rapidly 
as poaalMi^ In thl« mattee and be hwiefi to have, 
at no vreat Irncth of lime., a rosspleta (halo 
of hsadanoie. permaaeat siraein'** taodera In 
evetr pare|>illar thwaoablr a 4 ai > t»<l (Or *>«MMti< 
wklcb wtn »e a rT~<tt ta «ba aa »ae t a»lai B»t the 
mate or Maith l>tta»lm.i Ha.d w tr 
the snpiMtl at: his 



:^.Two".THi»|v«Alt^^.• 

Tbe Trentoa. H.. J..' Fblr Aaanclatlon will bold 
a race iree'lmt oa My M-SS and Is olTarlng tboo- 
san<l iinllsr «tskes and liberal pnraea. The an- 
luat r<ir win b> held on Scot. IS-IS at which 
time t-^OO stakee are oTered and liberal pnnws. 
Trentmi la tbe.bosae of tbe aamatlaaal aacer, 
eiaaMI at " "" ' 
^;ia..^Ct.. 




Oeaeral 

Wlnstea S al s i^ 



PAIR AT WALTERBOROl 

Wslterboro. S. C. Jane 23.— The ColleHa 
County Fsir Assoelstlon will bold tu second aa- 
nusl fsIr St Walterbon. S. C. November 8. 9. 
10 aod 11. Three daya will he for tbe wblira 
and tbe foorth day for tbe negroes. 

The flnt fair held last year was s decided 
anceeea ta aeecy partlcBlar. aad It to the hope 
of tbe sM t ata is asaha tba aaa tUa year mack 
bettn thaa tha last eie. Naw beOdlags wU) be 
erected snd race track laid oat aad races bold 
nrlthoot tbe betting feature. An effort to being 
made to secuK aeversi s|>eskera of nsUoDai 
reputation, among them being Seiutor B. O. 
Smith and Booker Washingtoo. 

The otBcen In charge of tite fair this year 
are G. C. Brovm, president: W. W. Smoak. scc- 
retaty and treasnier, ami W. J. Taylor 
Intendent. 



PAIR NQTEIL 



As on* «C ttw 

the Bl 

manaL— . — — — 
band aad saa ar §m 

Plana are ~ 
ball and 
asement 
tbe barni 
traction. 



•ttraeMons at 
«la;tla 




win ba another at 



ImproTementa are going on at the 
grounds of the McCook (>>onty Fnir Assoelalloa, 
at Salem. S. D. A new addition to the floral 
hall, for women'a exblhlta. baa been bolIt.- Five 
bDDdred doUan have been expended on tba track, 
on wblch, during tbe fair, will ba nm alx nee* 
tor gaoo purees. Three big speetol smnsement 
attracllona have already bcea booked for the 
fair. 

At the St lAwrenee County Fair. 

Canton. N. T., which win ba haU Saptamber l»> 
IS. $7,000 la prcmlsma arm ha otMnd. whBi 
parses to the amoont of (3.700 will ba dIvUsd. 
Tbe tbto SBaaagcmeot baa pa e eat ad tha beat pse* 

albto attracUooa. foor One banda of moslc. sic 
baseban gamea will l>e played three daya. Laisa 
exblblto of cattle and peoltry are anticipated. 

The sixth annual fair and races of 
the McKean County Fair Aaeociatlan wUl ba 
held at Smethport. Pa.. Sept. 6-9. The half-mll* 
track at Smethport to a fast one. and the ncea 
attract large crowda from Bradfotd. Pa.. 
Oleoo. N. Y.. and a big territory i 
fair la not run as a dividend 
ptodta are pot Into the plant. 



JOHN McKEE 




16 



Tne Billboard 



JULY % i»ia 



LONDONJLETTER 

Appearances Are All for a Tremendous Season of 
^ . Successlin the British Metropolis Despite the 
• V Set-back.Caused by King Edward's Death. 



053 



I T appeus that I gomewtut too 

optimistic In what I stld last veek 
la legard to the way amusements 
weri> to make a bis spnrt here this 
SDrnmer desfiite tbe tremendoaa aet- 
back tber recelTed by the death ot 
Kins EdwartL A ware of exceed* 
Jasl7 inltiT weatbet baa ooce more takca all 

tW> Is tee f*r tte MMoiiTSLm aad — 

H t» be oalj oae at p r e a en t in Zm- 

. : »fTwm» — ttae Japan-Btltlali Bdilbl- 

.".lUt, at eoone la prospering exceedingly, 
on the otber band, hare been, with 
4ac or two eirfptlons, almost empty, and 1 am 
■trald tbat ibe slgos o£ the end ot the present 
ion are now too erident to be ovetlooked, 
an interest Is transferred . to what the an- 

■ promises to brln< fortli. Tbe season, so 

(u as the ptodn ctl an of neir piajs is m m rwd . 



. Obb sew play. In Glass Booses, adapted from 
It Mnl Herrlen's Paris success. Coooals To], 
has been piodaced here within the last few days, 
and altfaoagh It received a good receptloo. It 
can hardly. In Its present form, be propo nnced 
a sreat work. In adaptlnc tbe acenes tmm 
France to Bogland. and In ellmlnatiac taatans 
wbicb peihaps woold not so with «■ FtgWih 
aodlence. the attthoc has man aged to take most 
cC the Ute oat ot the piece and ram It Into 
Mi •< the Miit eaaTcatlooal stories erer writ- 
tSB for the KagHirti stage. 

FUrtatlooB haw bees going on between Cap- 
tain Bernard O'Brien and Lady Carteret, wife 
of General Sir Paol Carteret. The General Is 
a hard, despotic man, sempaloosly oprlght and 
]D8t, bat plttlless to the falUogs and frailties 
of others. BeUeTing that Captain O'Brien bss 
Indalged In an Immoral latilg^^wnh a Mis. 



, pair to be seat oat 

_, „__. is Rsdy to take the 

blame tor the aCfeli; hot tbe real eolptU Is Jobn 
Carteiet. the GeMnTs own son. why O'Brien 
shoold consent to Take the Qnlxotle course be 
docs is riiarult to explain, bat In any case 
he ptcpares to ko abroad. But Lady Carteret np- 
sets the wbole arranBement. She secnres from 
O'BrleD an aTowal of bis Inoocence. and oat of 
the declaration comes the rerelatlon of their 
mutual lore. At the same time site thinks that 
VBtiOk far his on aafee. had better abroad. 
Ma OntamC heveicr. -a* the M aomrat. 
Wis the imth. ud ca itoMlr eaeagh. when this 
has happened, tbe General ihids no reason why 

ibe shoald sacriflce himself t>y •marrylBg Mis. 
Goring, or why he siHnM leare the coontry. Hla 
general attltnde towanls others breaks right 
down where bis own parental feellnp^ are con- 
cerned. All tbe same, the blow Is a crashing 
one to htm. and there comes to blm a atlll more 
cmshlDg blow. whca. in the last act. he llada 
his wife and O'Bciea I wi e th e r na d er na a i w amls - 
iBg clcnmatanees. ' Tbe oee tUng MlewiBe the 
eScr dean breaks down bis hara.aad fast code 
«C Mnls. and In the end. instead ot meOag the 
■art at tbe Inlnred bnt stem bnsbaad. be Ha- 
(dies np' by Iiegging his wife not to leare him. 
aromlslng that In tbe fotnre he wlU be more 
lenient towards- the weakness ot others. 

Arthur Bonrchler, as General Carteret— the 
part orlelnally pla.ved bj iL LeBarcy — gives 
a most powerfol aod canrlncing performance, 
the character flttiag the actor like a glore. 
Viaiec Taahaagh .»ia>a the wUc. aad la the 
miT wew ta tfea Int act. has a gmt op- 



portimlty ot dHnriac the esMttioaal akSI that 
has made her fameosL Konnaa Tteror plays 
O'Brien. Herbert Sleatb is the young Carteret, 
aod Muriel Beanmont gets a great score as Mrs. 
Gorini:. If the play Isn't great the acting 1» 
exceedingly good, and bad the circumstance on- 
der which It was produced been more propitioos. 
It might hare stood a great chance ot success. 



When Charles Ftohman letnms to yoor side 



win have Rtaiaad.* Etuj 4v.--howave£. 
sees a eootiagent of American actors and ac- 
tresses coming here for a -risit, and are to be 
found night by night In the theatres watching 
plays. It seeiBS rather ot tbe nature of a bus- 
maa'a holiday — tbe London bos drirer always 
spends Ills day off on one of his colleague's 
hoses, watehlas tlie rtral performance — hot tbe 
Tiait stres the iiarrbia actac a Md 
. . IwSui 




aad Gteca 'Boaa dalM here are orcb la 
_IB of the Sew Torfc Ptaycts* aad Laaib'e 
tiBBa, aad tte latter as goests sre esceediaglr 
Bopblar. PertMps tlwy don't get quite tbe aaak: 
wrisb hospitality that EhigUsb visitors receive 
fa America, and we are certainly behind tike 
times in the way of cool drinks, but at any 
rate we do save them the ordeal .at tbe laoil- 
log ports which they have to face when tryiog 
to iKeak Into tbeir own coontry from the stesm- 
era that taka them hack. 

Tdklas «C FMtaaa. It la adailtted on all 
liaads aoar that* bis s e aso n of repertory at tlie 
Date oC Tart:*B lias scarcely been a saecess. The 
pinjrs that -hare socceeded have been those of 
the- Ushter. aidefv^ like Pmsella and Trelawney 
of tbe Wella vhlia tbe efforts of John Galswor. 
thr. aetaard'awv and Granvme Barker hare 
bcca otter .fanaeea^ -The fact is Frobman made 
a bnge aMake. ~ -He beUercd that the works 
nf the latter ttna~ draaiatlsts could be tnraeo 
into coBimaitlel ncecases. : Breryone advised 
bim to tha lealiaij bot be stoc k to bi s own 

t**ife m iii -^fc " we a tr cia^ 
I mart say that aa aoe more than 
tbe three 4raBatl*tv In gu e slfou 'reallae tbe 
want ot money-maklog capacity aboat their 
plays aad from tbe begtoTiIaic tbey let Frohman 
see that tb^ had no niashioa oo the polat. Bat 



en. whose plays are to be prodoecd at 
season of tbe Bepertory Tbeatre. 

As a Butter of fact I have very grave doubts 
as to whether tiiere ever will be another sea- 
It cooes to this that for a pUywrlgtat of 
"t Banle, SaaKtaet Vaofhaia. Beaiy 

-. ,.- — », aad aa fMk tt Js aat worth while 

to wilte vimjw for aa-oeeatfaasl pcrtWoMace. 
say once a fortnight. If a plaj & fapalar tt 
has to hare its run, and tiiat brcaka op the sa- 
tire idea ot a repertory theatre. If oo the other 
liand. the piece Is a failure an occasional per- 
formance does not Improve Its chance. 'That 
is tbe dilemma in which Frohman finds himself, 
aad. I fancy, in tbe end. be wHI discover that 
the poa s a i i l o a of half a ' 
teod ptaya at each, u tbe 
ettwjr theatia he can Bad. 

Alant the last link which remained with the 
great 4VS aC tragic aetiag in tbla eo onu j waa 
aeveta* a^ftir daya ago by the death of Her- 



Amusement Conditions in That Comer of the 
V^pikl Which is Now Struggling in the Midst of 
Winter— Notes and Comment. . ; ■ 



S.vdney, N. S. W.. May T, 1910. 

Tbe news has just been flashed over the wires, 
"Bis Majesty, tbe King, Is desd. 

All places of amusement are closed and the 
weather and the buildings all wear a most ab- 
ject look, as It tbey had lost all their nearest 
and most dear friends on this earth. 

Saturday being the showman's great day tor 
Jerellng what the week has polled down, made 
It bard on some of the smaller places, but 
tliere was one or two eiceptloas to tbla mle 
that did not assume the appearance of moomtBa. 
even if tbey felt It, and it has been ray tittv 
commeated oa by tbe amoseaieat-larlaK '~ 
aad I am .fsacCd that tt win la ika. 




MI88 PHYLLMf RELPH 




A Loadoo Favorite. 




maaa Tcri*,' wtn- JMIS Wh. M • tNCBMnt 
place oa tha AhWS aHfBB- .nr aamAr ja year 
he bad heea e iaiB tf talla bed. Bfcfca BMntbs 
ago, altboogfa over eighty years of age, be 
appeared as Rowley In a performance of The 
School for Scandal, at His Malesiy's Tbeaire. 
bot the stnia iras too great, and he was taken 
111 one Bight at the tbeatre. and from that Ul- 
uesa he aever recovered. 

It was as a Shakespearean actor that Vczin 
pained fame. He filled abont thirty SbakeiilM-ar. 
ean roIe». loclodlns Uamlet, Othello, Sbylock. 
Macbeth. King John, but his favorite characters 
were Othello aad Macbeth. One day In 188B be 
to see Irrtog's lerlral «f Use- 
at the tj tmmm, whan Bram Stoker. Ir- 
pea Mm arttb the news 
bad Piddialy htaken down. 

part ta-aii*t. ar wUl yoo 

bdp na oat ot the dlSenltr'br leading itr' 
he asked. **I certalaly w«^ read It. hot ^1 
can and vain in the rote." lapUed Tesio. lie 
bad not played ttae Dart for eight er tea - 

but his Macbeth that night waa 

(lelt;tht*.«l was IrviDK that he 
mond rlni; and a check for fGOO. 

Of French Huguenot descent, Vezio was l»orn 
at Philadelphia and was one of a family of 
fourteen. He well remembered the great trage- 
dian. Edwin Forre-t- "A little more culture," 
he said only last year. "wnulG have made For- 
rest the greatest actor who ever Ured.'' He 
~ ta tM a Btoiy aboat Foncat .|B..thla coo- 
~ir a feOaw aeM^'MBplpaaated 

.war be ptal¥*-*BBfe--**lay 

Learr^ waa tha: icfart.. :^ alar HMhbiOtbel- 
lo, 3iMb«ik( Mt M::'a».-«rJ"»'^alra'.l am 

Lear-** ' 

It wa-'< In Berlin, at tbe age ot twenty, that 
Vezin llrst itppesred bebiod tbe footlights, and 
bis Introilnction was among tbe coriooa epi- 
sodes of his career. "If you want to become a 
theatrical, why don't you start aboat It. in 
stead of tslfclBK from early mora ta late at 



pa|***^.'>-^ 
rMm a Ola- 



HER MAJESTY'S THBATBE. 

The Pantomime Company holds Ibe boarda 
here in Aladdin, aad I am latemad that tbe 
H'a»on faaa hwa a aaed *m - I''«»'M* veak 
(root pccasBBl. i B B B l i i d i B , m t -tn* aat seen 

it yet. 

THE THEATBE BOYAL. 

This theatre is alia uader the a J. WiUlamson 
J«» the leasees of 
•Ms th sBt ia. . bat tkv am asa here to look for 
maeh amce. aad mack hecaar asmpeUUco. for 
there are at tbe prcseat tine aa less than foor 
Urge theatrea under coostmetlSB aad ther will 
aU have tbe latest and moat ap-to-date- appli* 
ances. All must be ready tor open'ng oo tbe 
Srst of Xorcniber. They are at present running 
three different productions on alternate nights — 
Madam Butterfly. La Bobcmc and Carmen. I am 
also Informed by one ot the artists that buxlness 
has been fair, but that Madam Butterfly did not 
go as tbey expected it lo. As I have not w't- 
aesaed. aar aC these productions. 1 am not in-e. 
Wfni la.av more. Mroe. Bel Sorcll. A\my 
Castles aad aaother, are taking tUeIr lurnn niebt 
aboat. 

On Satanlay, the 14th, Mr. Julius Knli;lit an.l 
Mls» Katberiae Orey will present to the Sydney 
pahlle-ihe nirl Degree, by Cbaries Klein, and 
aa an tha Mrt at the large cities hsve been 
""•^ ^^•i!. tpokea well of It, 

we wm take f«r smM that U wtU da well 



2ealaad oa 

tbe Domlaleo. 

THB CRRBIUOS IBBATBS.;^ 
Ibe Oscar i wha f il ll a Bcartoa BtBBog at tbla 
thatrc baa besa ooa at tha le c ard- h r ta klng sort, 
«ad the scaoMi ■•.MdnariBB la a close: 

Cooat Haaalde Is the MiSSlBt BiedBtlllM- 

It Will most Ukclr BBB tJtaSmmSTiSblmm 

F^jH5"2??_S^l!f!. *• »*• ■«» artlBtB 
«•■«»>• the bo ard; th ere. iBM^Mt. as the 



THB PALACE THBATBB 
Mr. Alien HamUtoo and Uaz Maxwell's Dra- 
matic Company Bnlabed their aeaaon at this ' 
Theatre last night with tha atlrxing military 
drama. In four acts, entitled Bevenge. Tbey 
hare been playing to capacity baalneaa. 

V»-day. tba Weat'a PIctnrea, Umited. were 
to hare opened their winter aeatoa, Irat It wiU 
not mutr. apak oitll liMdsy Msu awlad te- tha' 
daatk of tte ktBC'^ . nr Oite dam aC Mta^^ - 
mcat tUa thaatoa dacs aat MM CMOgh. - ' 



Mr. 
artiata 



/THE TIVOLI TRSAXB& 
Hany Blckards has had 



only made food la Ua wvk; tat ha hraosht oat 

here with him a Farmaa'a aetopl aa a aad baa tB 

bla record the first ariator to make a lllgkt la 
AostralU. This artist is to leare. orerlaad. br 
tbe Brlabane Express, to cctch the steamer for 
tile United Statea, taking bis flying machine 
with blm. Brown and B<^>ertaan. Tocalista; 
WUlle Brothers, Allen Sbaw, king ot colos; Fred 
Bluett, and a bast of othera tlutt. It any taalt 
can be foond with the bin. it la too long and too 
much for the money. Tbla week'a atar turn is 
Ollre Leatoa, a bright and vlTaelooa daogbter 
of the lata Laaee Leotoa, aad her company, la 



Oroond. by these papolar Baglish artists. Al- 
bcrtos tbe First sod Jessie MUlsr. comet solotst. 
Then there are the eecentrle aoobats, the Two 
Falcons; Happy Tom Parker, and Brown and 
BoblnsoQ. In a short farewell season. Hilda 
L,ane. May Lewis, Taude and Verne, and Ted 
Kail man. and a host ot othera, make up a good. ' 
atroog bill that ahould please the most exactlnc 
of patrons. 

Mr. Rlckards aod his wife will take their de- 
parture tor their Eogllah residence on the 21at 
InsL. and Mr. J. C. Leete wlU look after bis 
brother's Intereata. Mr. Maaa, bu son-in-law, 
wUl see that the ghost Is on Its walk according 
to achedale time. 3. C. Carter la doing a tara 
at the Opera Hoase la Meiboarae. bis acaaoa 
ast pe an l BK oat saytblag like as weU aa waa 
repected to have doae. ftaslaeaa at aU •< the 
Taadertlle hooses Is Mg. aad aoae hare aar 
cause to complain ot the lack ot patrooage. 
It was thought that It the Labor Party canted 
the elecUooa tbe attendaaee at tiM theatzcs 
would tan off I " ■ ' 

them la all ot- 1 _ , 

thtte have ben ■P-iliBP dlt'ftlllac •fe-lh tha 

baslness dotng. 

THE NATIONAL. 

Mr. James Brennan aeema to be laiuehlng eat 
lo an entirely new direction by giving the pa- 
trons of this theatre a good aelectloo ot American 
tnma. at the preaent time tb^e t>elng no lesa 
than three different tnnu on in the week's pro- 
pram. Joles Gsrrlson and bis two Soman Maids, 
Brown aad Wllmot, and Haace Soiltb. all Otm 
favorites, and fsaay e a c osas al^tty. Ht. Oost- 
soo has a tcrty-verts* caatract, aad : t | 

that Brown and Wllmot are good Car at 

another air moaths. while Haace Saaith taBi 
pat In a few good weeks 1» his credit oaC*-' 
still go'ag as Btroog as crer. The aama a( tUB ' 
last la Banco Smith, la place of Baaea. 

Then, tbey have the l>o Be 30 XUOb' ahllh 
haa Just concluded a year'a contract witk the 
WIrtb Brothers, and baa been quickly aaapped 
np by Mr. Breiman. Otbcr artiata are Scot 
Gibson. Alberto, the conjurer; Weaton Sisters, 
Lucy Lavinla, Joe Box. Harry Hart. Harry Sad- 
ler. Smith SUtera and XelUe Morrison and 
others. "Bouse Full" nightly. Mr. J. C Bala 
U tbe g eneral Baaaaerud Syd Btcaaaa haa the 

- bTCBOlC' - - 

Mr. C. Spent^er Is, at the preaent lime, la the ' 
States oo bis mission of pteasore and he baa a 
keen eye for anything that wUI make his al- 
ready fat pile much more so. Bla local work M 



as floe as I bare crer aeea oa any screen, bat 
the greateat mlatake that he makea la that be 
does not show the aaaoaaeemaat a( tta Man. 
but trusts It to tbe tender meaciaa aC- a yaoag 
man oo tbe atage; aaotbtf : That ha dBCB aat give 
un his ptograma tbe tlttea ot the dlma la the 
order In which tliey are ahowa. aad tbe drat oa- 
the list may be tbe laat oo tbe piogram for the 
evening, Mr. J. Goodman looks after Mr. 
Spencer'a InteresU while he la absent. Madam 
Spencer la with him. and be can atndy these 
remarks while be Is In the States and ponder 
welL That la all the cotnplalats that I bear 
from bla large clientele and It would be well 
to heed tha call. Mr. S. ia balldlng a Tcty 
latpa l h aa tr s aa Ocatae atreet. aearly to the 
bead B. B. alatlaa. aailt wiu he ready ta raeo 
<m Xarember J. Aa of the old haada at the 
picture bus'nees will hare to back: ap aad Jaob 
well to ibelr laorela, far there laaov da ahaaat 
In tbe M. P. world la thia dtr ttat'wIB BOha 
ibcm look up, for tbey bare got IBH '~V*a 
man. one who koowa hla baalneaa -.-ted^"' Vha 
looks very closely after If I w'U Kara-^a .la* . 
to say about him a little further oa. - ' 

THE BIJOU TnXATBB; 

at Railroad Sqasre. haa. receally-- heea 'par- 
chaaed hr Wesfa Umited. They hava » dt- 
eatele that is ta be seen there rrgolarlr. '.. 

THE GLOBE TnEATBE. 
Ilerr Thlele bas Ibis place and has apcat a 
lot of money to bring It r'sht up to tbe re- 
qalrcmcnta of tbe Placos-ot-AmuscmeDt Act. 
He doesn't waste too much on tbe papers, 8t>d 
It would be better It be spent man. aa there 



JULY 9^ t9i0. 



Xtie Biiiboartl 



17 



THK'MMCL'' SHOWMAN'S ORBAM 

9f O. W. BIOOB. 
to Pallmu" band box I will ild*. 



"I* tilt iht 



Cborn*. 

Mr It'll Jonk. Jook, notblnc bat Jnk. 
WUcbercr war joa 2«. 




IMf thrown OM 

(bow*. ' ■ 

tt Jvt right aoO handy for mm, 
I ant tbcm By wad. wiueot aav paaC— ^ 
SEtccn tbewaBd (T), daUvnad. fm tm. 
~ ~ -■ It'a Jnak. Joak. ate. 



Ob* wa«oa alone. twcBty-aeraa fwt loac. 

Ftr tb> "Bnlls" and taorM ataek too 
It'i 1 lotd for tbe boncb, with tba atrliiaati 

OD top 

A (Ut c*T, bot "I'll make It do.** 
Choriu— For It'i Juok, Jonk. etc. 

"I luT* foot n*tt for all." a tof> for Zlm B.. 

A meoaccrte apread of flva cafea. 
m the mat igutd dm t» "Vlnr-IUIv"* 

in get 

Ckona— Fte it*a Jimk. )ak. atb 



Waiao Na 13 la a *'JbBab' 
And Tcllow'a a iMOdoo — Nit I 

"SuMntltloiia like tbat are all 
I'll tolerate tbcm, not a bit. 
CiMma— Fbr It'i Jonk, joak, ate. 

Uj clepbant with Ita paralyni 
and teala of yellow plot. 



rifi Jok. Jnk, etc 



and alak ta 



-We wtu glUy tba polca' 
hoica, 

like tbe common bcrd TU aerer 
fm t high "Mocky-mack," I'm tt* 
■qaeese." 
A icgalar "Bamam" No, two. 

F ira Jaak. ]ak. «t& 



Wbra a 



afonl. 

racker arrlrea wltb a wkbr and big 



PaU bla Icc. taka bim la. bI^ tba 
Ite aiad hbw back ta bla kona wl 



■dmWoix tlek«t, dooMfaUy aik 
■alB entrane* of tbe big ebow?" 

One of tb« moat lodtcrona eplxode* that I erer 
"'*^*^'^."*°' -aniet my obierratlon la a 
•mall Michigan town. It waa Jo«t b*f<» tba 
mattnea pcrfonnaiace. Tbe day wia onaeaally 
inaa aad plaaaaat and tbe abow lot waa crowd- 
«*'-Iwaa oa my way aronnd tba bic top from 
tteMtanen* teat to tbe Uckct wigot' Si 

JSS&A*:^^ ^iss^ *» *" "»* 

aincTMB ac a staop ac oor eanaaoea who were 
■gfa* *.Mi*»t eap. Tbe teocoe o( tba cage 

{2t vTafia Udj'^.riii-.sir'.jsj:? 

8|»,.yyf7*>P** «^ avSM «ad wa^ 
tbmt irt^ between tba lege of a fellow of 
aboat forty y«an at age, wbo bad been ataod- 
tag with bla back to the cage. HaatUy gUoc 
ng Ham at tbe crooked tongue end, tbe man 

•""S^lS^l f*" '» •o<J cried 

out, "Help! belpl tbe elepbant*a got me. the 
elepbant'* got mel" and atarted wildly to ran 
away. Inatantly OTery obaerrant byaiander 
(are tbe man tbe merry ba. bi. and. ift;r be 
bad pat leTcral yir-Ja between blmaelf and the 
elepbant (T). be looked orcr his aboolder, aaw 
ttiat the pachyderm waa none other than a big 
wagon toogne. and alank away Into the rrowd 
wblisi mrroaBdcd tbe naln emrancc. 

But OB aMther oreaaiaB. an elepbant really 
dM get a naaa. altkaoCb. fortonately. wltb- 
aat teriooa reaolta. 

It waa la ••OI' TtvlMfc*^ t waa ahowtac _ 
fovp of Dcwapaper wa'AMt «v "weaaaat 

• "* 

lennad. While we were 8taa~ ' 

< aarte y. tba largeat depbaat la _ _ 
eommentlDc on bli gigantic alae, a tcit extra- 
ordlnair Incident happened. In wblch tbe Uc 
pacbydenn waa th« cemral flgnrc. 

Charley waa eating lome hay wblcb 
•pread ont before bIm. Nearby waa an DiMp- 
cned bale. A colored animal nuuk aaimter«d op 
and mt hlmwlf lelaizrely do*wn on tlie aald liale 
of animal food. Aa be did lo. I noticed tbat 
Charier tilted his ponderoas head and blinked 
bla nttle ejea at the negro, with aa expn-olan 
Car^^tha WOfld }nat Ilka tbat of an exceedlng- 
Ir knv boalBne maa when be ta Interrnpted by 
•a oamtatloag liitnidcr. Bat tbe anloial man 
■atad It BO*. Indeed, ba draw hi* (eat kurar- 
trm «B the kay. and pn««« bla head with 
hand, net naU ke thajMn the Saltan lalgbt 
la M viMrtBC his daiMjuc gtrts 
: ttt. Oazkey bad acjuijf acqolnd hia ort- 



fc ^SL""^ •f«'»e ««« 1 Inalatcd. ihe lowered 
iSi-E^* ...^*i'* Infant, aa abe had 

kil?** ."^S *• «» toLl to aland np, be 
Jjf.hS'^'i^'^'* ■ «*«««eape. oatu be bad 
eourae. I collected another adaliitfaa. 



THE WAUSAU STREET RAILROAD 
gSRSB Waaaaa, TV la., want MTJBICAI, 
anwUXmi for BoiAlns at tbelr Park Dtirlng 
Jnly. Aognat and September. 



THE NEW 
NigM-. mmt 

W^IIIMIlIsi 



FAIR— Rum 



turn. It win greatly k 
«« Pay Show*. i 
ate di la flrst letter. 



WANTED 

To porchase Interest In a goLn^ waifoa abow. 

Write me what JOU hjve. '■ 51 ' 'K , ' ' ^s.-- The 
BUlUiaiJ. mo Broadway. New i u. 1 l.ij . 



FOR SALE 



WAGON SHOW 

aab or eaay paymcnta. Send tor Ilata aa 
nna. SBOTH BB08., Oaklaod CItr. lad. 



LEARN TO BE AN OPERATOR, 
or If already an operator, learn to be a bettar 
«>e, and able to paaa all examinations. IJadall*a 
Haoabook to Operators lent poatpald «o iiislnl 
of $1. The Ifadlac ' -i-. 



Pllfwiis 0< all kinda 
for Ma shew aod esaccrt. eat 
hotafcTaalaty anra. a ute loweat ta 



bar as laaia «( ■ 



SOME CIRCUS EPISODES 
LIFE. 



FROM 



By BAXUEL BAVXS, 



Ctrcaa Preae Agant and Legal Adjaster. 
wrr< tbe circm man a cartooolst. ha waaM 
cartalaly flod a wealth of material tor ptetares 
araad tbe t»t abow. Krery day. I^roagboat 
ue aeasoa, be wlmeeaea many f"g Iscl. 

"Ms •*Ba the lot" a« tbe ahow gnamda are 
aM"***' 'be parlance of t lriua d um . It la 
•fimac a( these bnawroas Incidents tbat I efaall 
wrn^drawlBg my autcital ftea perwael oh- 



the ptneac 
gwTl* wm eadea 




Oae of Ike biggest Msa ttat 
tenow baa scat are da 
JSrSfV '"1?^ prttate Msettra ^ 
celred In return a tia star, the pbotograpba oC 
•one nlleird criminals, and. be aare tbat na 

Sef.i ^kL,"^'.,'^''^* '2*™ appotatei a 
^Itl Sherlock Holaes.** Tbts man Is. ss 
r..* •opposed, oftenest an eccentric chai- 
»ct«\ He romca to tbe a>ala estiaace. aad. 
Pjwt^ Inteoily Into tbe eyes of tbe dooeteaa. 
52<f*«»'^^Jl'ta tba Up«l of his coat, 
»Mllag a brightly ablalng shield, wtnka eoe 
2*1 bbd trtlcolatcs. la a BoOad moable. "I 
tm a detectlra.*- Sbadee of Nick Carterl yoD 
to of a real, lire deteetlre. 
j sor t o walk right oa la. Bat 

t^llke ttir*"& 
Jhd prwaptly Infonaa 

aoera't jTcoanlte prieala aatsedsw. sad tbat 
D««t» tor the show are oa aale "at tba big 

waron oat yonder on tbe lot." 
TJe frninlest cbaractertatic of tbU prifmte 
S22L^ ilclfCtlTc le his belief tbao he la an 
»e«Ung J- clerer and blgtly tmpoctant Umb 
g--"? roc tnatance. ooe day. down In 

Sr»Si f^."!!!* ' moment oo the door, I 

iImS ""o of oiBccrs. 

r,,'"S*'j' him In tila detectlre myth, and be 
■gH» a»ade tbe warulag atateroent that be 
, there waa aooibcr man la all 

i ^Bhad caogbt so many bad crlmlasls 
•■""•ocb aa be waa amaU of ststae. 
_t ..^^.T!^.- —* ■ny.a sa. I tcssoaed IT) 

eki.S7r^Jil*'i2». t tl ea that be was 

■otJr.i^?L." «»«««»^^*» enjoyed 

JJjejen tbe booor of beleaglng to a ptlTato 

«StS^hiST".'*'.'42r" attl» entrane?. e. 
fiiSSlr •"■•Ws. made a hasty 

Sari»5 .•."^'7 <I»'ckly concealed tbi 

^e aad tried to paaa rat. Itat. of coarse. 1 
ag«*blm^ whereat be aald In an Injnred tone. 

^ttar*°T'"v''l"*"^ *«'« I» t«i» 

k^^T: M fellow'a lapel. 

tS^tbZ ^tJ^^f.:.^^*'^'^ It to be iiiie 
SSL?*»».y«btjad»wtmeBt on a pah- of sii.- 
Ei»^"C"y ,*•■!!!• of t)ra««d, "Po- 
WHr',, ■ * aaaartwd. "wa recqgnlse city 

t5S*rt. g» " J» ■■«» '■ poUcameS?" and 1 
a.,l7fJ!"* Where fee esoM Mar a tichst. 

•a iZt ^"ta*. Ibrnst a tweaty- 

Sl STL?!,*?' "« wblspsred, "I 

■Mja Uck In a minnto." Subaequenfly lie re- 

ItiJJS" tbe fact tbat the worda "Mslt. Kn- 
iS^a.. -if** '♦"era. adorn the manjuee. 
^ ttSL '"^ women caattoualy approach 
"t«at taker, and. tighlly graaplag the 



■ , ^-^ii-r happened which 

matly saipriaed 

menagerie test. 

whldi the lightning flastiea, Charley fastened bla 
bogs trrmk aboat midway of tbe African's 
anatomy, and. waving tbe belpleea man above 
bla head, the giant elegbant sent him swiftly 
bnrUnx abore tbe erowd. Tbe fellow landed In 
tbe center of tbe refreshment stand, wbldi oeea- 
pled a poaltlOD aboat lirty feet distant, trlgfat 
enlns Osier and the other candy batchers aa 

" a he ManeU waa frightened. 

whara the man had fSUea. to sa- 
lt ha tad baco hart bat teod that, 
aside from a aarcra fngbt. he waa ^ K.." as 
a i iaw s| ie|»tt proeC- i sad ar aaxks <■ a callsT sf 
perfect proof. 

We assisted the colored men to his feet, bat 
be was so seTsrely scsred tbat be trembled 
tike a leaf la an aottnnn breese, and eoold not 
give artiealatlon to a soood for several mla- 
elsa. He eaty felt btanself orer, aa If. to see 
it he were aU there. 

**Pocr" O'Biten, oor boss caarasman. 
had seen the epiaode. aald to tbe fdlow: "I 
gnees tbat^ teaefa yoa not to oae Cbarley'a bsy 
for a sofa; be'a tsit particular. Charley la" 
One dar> In North Carolina, a man perhaps 
OflT yeara of age, a long, lanky lodlTldnal, ■ — . . - -n-- 

■ a Ptlnee Albert CMt. and bigh bat. jTinCe T.lllian WITC. 
a twd<»-lB«l> beard ami ore-glaawa. aad 
J a saaple book, approached me aa I 
a tS Bdi Bg aaar the oatslde candy sCaad aad 
' thia wise: "I am taklnc atdan for 
I* max I show yoa asne aasapta pie* 
tonar* Ko dsoM tba aaa tbeivht as « na- 
ttse. tat I stsod la the .ctosrd. bat tha eery 
thai^t of BB I Haer s at ahawan helac aaked to 
sohsaiba for a aniMe BHanrial strnck ne so 
cenleally that I laaghed oaMgbt. I remaikcd 
that I knew of sone Urlac dead ooea tbat 
noedcd toeobatooea. asd added: **NeTertlkeleaii. 1 
can not ose ooc right ansr." "Bot wale,** aald 
I; "I tell ran what yoa do." And I sent the 
msa oier to eoe o< oor "sB-day grinders." 
the men who make eaaUanoas anooancemeats 
and aell aldcabow dcketa are called In tbe no- 
menclatnre s( ctmsdoD. TMa particular show. 

TCfT sapeTstltloos. Also, be It known 
thst I had told tbe r a p ie ssatattse of the marble 
saaw at tha afMeoaM "all-day 
grtadcr." Wan, to at the whIafcRB aecaatad him 
of tbe "hMp-aacfe taOk." aa the Indiana oat 
Xtmt wvoM ttni ay broBMr la tta baaiacsa, 
aaylar. "Are yoa la tha laartat Csr a tomb- 
stone, Itr. 8»-aad-aoT I haiv aooM of the Bnest 
toa^stones oa the — ** Bat the sgvat got ao 
fartber, for my fellow abosnaan Jumped from 
the ticket oOce all a-ticmble with ezeltemnat 
aotl rage, for be had been h«rd bit sqaan-'y 
upon the craay-booe at his a op er a tltlon. He 
grabbed the man'a whiskers, aeterety pnlird 
the tame, fallowed that act up with a swift 
and Tiguroiii kick In tbe nelhheiheort of the 
Prince AHiert coat talla, aad aubMnufOtly 
started tbe then tborooglily sorpriwM sad borrl- 
bir daae-l scent oo tbe run off the lot and down 
the road, following hard after. I tnn*l here 



LtOK-LOOK-vLOW. 

MARYLAND SHOWS WANT 

mtlfFWHfff tIF Ml HIHW 

Also SNAKE SHOW and any show that does not conflict. Will sell 
the foUowing concMaionBenaMive: Cook Hoim^ jap BofwU^ Alky. 

6o«d Imt Talan on pinntatkMi and faippodrane stiowa. WeA July 4, 

Winston Salem, N. C; Julk 11 to 16,Heiiden(»i,N.C.,doiwntown; 

July 18 to 23, Wilson, N. C.; July 25 to 30. Newb«n. N. C. Two 
Hundredth Anniversary Celebration and Firemen State Tournament 
combined. Tib ilinaad dollars bu been appropriated by City and 
County for this event. Advertised like a circus all over the state. 
Elzcursions on all railroads. The streets to be decorated with five 
thousand electric lights. Concessions vrite JAMES NELSON^csre 
Atlantic Fire Co., Newbcm. N. C. AV dMTO write VlHivFw S. 
WOLCOTT, ^^a^age^ Maryland Shows, as per route. 



who thoroughly understands his business; good Cook, Ifidway Dancer. 
Prince Lillian wire. COLE & ROGERS SHOWS. Washburn, 
Wis., 7; iron River, 8,' Lake Nebagamon, 9;Puliith, Mj— . 



thing to feataie; most be "ezperlcneed trooneis. Beit of feed. Show irlU 
play snmmer iiaoila aloag coast of Gait of Mezlc 

and batblafc " * " "*~ 

Jim Jeffrloab 

11-12-13: 




_ oaad hr oar «rtmd: it la 
unit* tHNRk fa MyiittM-tt feiiM a tapid-liTe 
Toiler if as h t tt ag o a lbW a Ha t tpWhita at the 
tocsbotoae saleaBiaa and dlsttoetty laid that pi>r- 
sooage tbat he would be half killed If be 
showed up on t1i«* gTouii«1s agtln. Tbe apvnt 
sore did *'heat it" dosm the road., to oae tbat 
expression, aod. for all I know, be la runnlog 
ret. Talk about roar Maratboo raimrrs. why. 
be bad them beaten lirt.v-a<^B dllfeivnt ways! 
As the ":ill-d«y grinder'* retaraed to the lot, 
hn face llrld with aoprrvlltlous fesr and rage. 
1 tomed my attention to tbe Inierlor of tbe bl|: 
top, fearing that he nslgtrt suivilae tbat It waa 
I that had aent the Kuleman lo blm- 

Wben playing In the Soatblsnd. not a little 
mitth la eoatrlbatrd by the eolcred race. Laat 
seaaoa. down In Alabama, a Bigger mammy, 
rartylac la her arms a blaek bagr. aader whose 
wwlght aha paaied hard. pwa i B t ed bat oae 
tlrfcet da the door. DoobM aad oaawed 
thoagh the her sraa la hfai cidcT*a eabcacv. It 
waa evMeat ftom bla nrotabeCBat arms aad 
legn. the large slae ot his Mir aad Ms fheo 
tbat he was orer foor yeora ot age. So I de- 
manded: "tterc, a-bCTP'a tbe ticket for tbat 
b«iy»" 

"Why, miiasah. ah dotn b*f ter hab no tick- 
et frr a leetle baby, does abV was tbe negreaa* 

reply. 

''I*ut the baby down, and let'a see how big be 
Is.** said I. ms tbe maaaar.waa idaetaat to 



; ferforii£rs iKraTii" 

BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST 
AND PAWjPE m'§ FM J^^^ 


MEXICAN 
TRia ROPERS 


BARTiK mm 


KRAO 


BABY ViaORIA 
"ULL" 

jfanwcoB^lgtel^ Gm» The 




FRITZ DELNO and 
MAUDE DAIKLDIN 
SWOttbEATERS 


. ... ---^i 



THi: BILiliBOAJWS CXASSIFIEIU BUSINU8S 
ADDRBBSSS OF AUi TU£ t>E;Ai>ERS. 



18 



XtieB ill board 



JULY 8^ 1910. 



FOR EQU ABLE LICENSE 

Test Case Now Pending in the Louisiana Courts for 
the Purpose of Establishing the Injustice of Tcix 
for Revenue and Annual Tax onTentShows 




QatMlon- of 

„ »mg an effort on mr jwrt to 
the tent sbowmen to make an eilart to rid ouT' 
■Mtcs oI this exceulTe and onieaaonable linr- 
dm. bj- contrfbntlos to a fand to bring a teat 
eaae in tbe federal court, i wish to sute that 
I DOW bare a test cate peadlog In the State of 
tiO nlBfan a. Mj attorneys seem confldent we 
Aall win. The license In I^olalana ia Inled 
' nr tin ezptess pnipoM of levenae. I am con- 
tmdlns tbat a travellns abow, owned and ep«r- 
«taa br ■ noo-mldent Is no dmc* lliUiI* te a 
license for lerenne than the gn i| )il e tei woold be 
Italda tor a poll tax, belnc a non-taaflant. We 
iMva alBo attacked tbe Ilcenae on tbe noaod 
tbMt it Is excesalTe and tmreaaonable Ilk Its re. 
ats, not only as to tbe amoont but tbat 
to p>7 an annnal lltenee. al- 
" -i to *aw 



two hoars. If they 

fat eken ncn at Tampa, Pit., dor- 

It* jMiirii-AaMrleaa war, do jm tblnk 

th«r:'-w«nf<lHn« aent canaoa to Cnba and left 
aie-ii te e te at Fort Xtunpal Ko w«adtr tbe great 
mUitarr comraaoders of Kotoae fallowed tbe 
Bomom Show from idace to puce dorlnc their 
traTels abroad, that they mlcbt leant the pte- 
cIslOD, discipline and aystem that was exeroaad 
In the marements and traniportatlaB oC the great 
American circus. Kov, If we woDld ezcrelae the 
same boslnees JodKment in onr deallnca with tbe 
railroads and the license proposition and work 
together as a nnlt. we would wield ■ powe rfu l 
Inllacnce for motnal benefits, and. It wcold not 
be long nntn showmen' woold be lespected as 
they ahonld' be, and we woaM get a eiioare deal 
from one end of the caantry to the other. 1 
bare made a stndy of the license question from 
every p^nt of Tlew. and Its perpetration and 
abnae la not only taking onr money from ns on- 
Jiitar> but ia midcnnlnlng the tonndaMon prin- 
.dplM oC th«: anwrawifl. . If ,tt to not 



MAJOR JOHN M. BURKK 




k Baker BcAer Baker Bakei/' ' 

WE HAVE ON HAHbu. 

^ Qmipltli SMite aid Gan^il Bolriagt ^ 

I AVIATION MEET oTAjrY'oilT~¥oi) PERFORMANCE. | 

^ WllllMtMwalMMitflt. Have eoatlngcapaany Off M.MOMbel*. ^ 



FMi Seovt to* tbe. Cwv BSV flbom. 



In the state. Also on the groand that it de- 
■crimlnates against a theatrical performance 
given by a trarellog show In a tent, or temper- 
■rily conatmcted theatre, and In favor of 
such performance when etven in a pennsnently 
located theatre or opera nonse. I have been to 
considerable expense and expect to be to mnch 
as 1 propose to attack the license In bct- 

E other states and keep op the flRbt nntll I 
m iiuUUn Jtom the Snpreme Conrt of the 
■d' Btoten.^ ' So 'tor- I have received tot 
— titonce ttom oUur shows. C. w. 
i' haa eontdbated gIS; O. A. Philips. flO: 

i'«Bd BOberto Co. tS. Tbe above la an I 

bsfie neetted to date, althoogh several others 
have promised to help, bnt. I can't hire attor- 
neys on promises, and It la not right to expect 
me to devote my time to thla matter, do all the 
fighting and fornlsb alT the money. I am bring- 
ing these snits In tbe Interest of tbe traveling 
- tcmt show business, and It I sncceed Is knock- 
ing the Aow license out on ctnstltntlona] 
gronnds, it win lie a great saving in money to 
every tent sbow In tbe country. I can't under- 
stand wtaT ihowmen don't poll together and 
woA to baxmoDT 'WUli eadi other. espedaHy te 
a BiaMer like Oil. : wbcK' thets to no moeh to 



be gained at no: little coat, when yon 
how many there are who would oe beaeflted 
and ought to help. The showmen of Anntlea 
eonstitnte without any doobt the moat ptogree- 
alve and aggressive body of bnslness men to be 
found In any one line of business in tbe United 
States. We are twenty years abead of the resi 
of the bnslneaa world In the art of advertUlng: 
in fact, we have tanght tbe rest of the world 
how to advertise: as we excel In this line so do 
we excel in other*. Think of loading a abow 



stopped, we wHl soon ba to bad o. 

condition than Old Uegleo^ wben «feir line of 
business Is controlled ss a government or'rannlc- 
Ipal monopoly and sold -to the highest Udder, or 
alven to some local politician for polltlcaX serv- 
ices i>erfomed, lust as President Diss parcels 
out bnslneas concessions to bis political follow- 
ers. Paris. Tex., recently sold the blllpoatlng 
privilege in tnat town to the highest bidder, 
and it was bought for one hundred doUata. Ut. 
Knight, who owna the bUIpostIng plant In that 
dty. and haa several hnndicd feet of bUlboarda. 
Is forUddea tr the City Csnactl to nte Us bDl- 

Hp*" " S^JP'JP'^ff'^ ^?£. tbe aiy Coon- 
cn can sell the bill posting privilege at anetloa. 
then they can auction olf the hotel bnstness and 
all other lines of business as weU. Great God I 
Such action as that makea my blood boll, and 
Is enongh to make Washington and JefTerson tnm 
In their graves, to think tbat a man who has 
spent half his life to tbe conducting of a legit- 
imate business, should be driven ont of it by 
the despotic action of a city coonell, whose real 
minion ahonld be to protect life, health tnd 
property, and eaconrage bnslness enterprise and 
tndiistiT. a saitB invests thoosands of doDars 
to P» eoosbHtlM of an ivera lupose, and pays 
toses OB the sse i se i a vsloatlon then It la doo- 
ble taxation to compel him to pay a license for 
nmnlng sIiowb in ssld opera house: or If a man 
Investa bis money In a hotel building, and paya 
taxes on the assessed valnatlon. It la onjoat to 
demand a license for conducting a liotd busi- 
ness in said building. It would be Just ■> rea- 
sonable to demand a fanner to pay an occupa- 
tion or license tax on the nnrnher of acres be 
has In cultivation In addition to the assessed 
valaatton of bla totm, as to cbarge a botol naa 



Mttflt. Have eoating capaeHyof 0 pgbpto. 

WRITE FOR PRICES. 



BAKER & LOCKWOOD BIFG. CO., Kaosa* Cty, Minoui |. 
Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker BakBr Baker M 



GOSS' SHOW 
CANVAS 

•y^- y BUCK TENTS CIRCUS 

FLAGS Waterproof Covers 

sjic F"^ \;n riTiioo »ia s-rota mia us' 

Ihe J. C. GOSS CO. "\,','. V," 



Circus Tents 



ham AND ouxXk aizi 

Mamifsrtored t7 

W. H. LUSHBAU6H, CovtagtMi^ Ky. 



XMtaed to 

Fantliets. Blntumg. CasM warlea. Monke ya and 

other animals snd birds. VTESZ A KAOKEH- 
8EH-, Dept. S, Tardioy, Baoki Oa., P», 



ZataUiahad IMS. 



TlMnnson & Vandiyeer 

XIHUTAOXUXZBS OF 

CIRCUS TENTS 

TESrrS FOB BENT. 
816 E>«t Pearl St, CINCINNATI, O. 



Tents 



TENTS 

SHOW TENTS. BUCK TKNXB. OAKDI TOPS, 
MERBY-GO- BOUND COTSBSl 

and eveiTtlilng to canvas. Bend for catalogM, 

DOOGHERH BROS. TENT & AWNING GO 



109-U Bosth Xaln Street, 



at. ZniM, Me. 



TBE FIHEST SHOW ViJSTISQS AX LOWBT 
PBIOEB. Ten aa what yon need and we will 
eend lOWWrjatlawm aad Ul. eat. 



Cholee Mhsns to all atscs: alio pine or tortia 
heads, 4 to • f*et leag; Baus and other aaakea, 
DMikm, Uida and small animals. Send for 
Uat. Imeat Dlleea. t, BXa*. U V. Sinth M., 
PhflsdelaWa. K. 



i 



BCARS, 8NAKK8. LEOFARDV. 

MONKKYS. BABOONS. 
Monster Boakea and Wild Animals ot every 
wiij> aitlMAlTsiOBB, at Washinston at.. 



Bnffalo. N. T. 



SHOW PAINTINGS 



E. J. HAYDBN A CO„ 



V. T. 



eiRCim A JUaaUNQ APMRATU& 

B ad Iteeal Hsa. S tamp fat cata- 
'MMD TMM mai, niiiiilmiatl. 0. 



WILLIAM BARTELS CO. 

Dealan to WOd Animals, 
ie» qiseawlOh Itrset^ JTew Tstk Ottr. 



rOS SAUK— Two nice, tame Coyotoa. Wltb cd- 
lar and chain attached, for tMJOO. f ~ 



two Bear Cobs at f4S.OO each. V. % 
Box 232. CampbellsvUle, Ky. 



IBK, 



BBOWtnVtLLE BVAXZ FABK— We can sup- 
Vir 700 with all Unds of Texaa Snakes, fresh 
ban the ton, and flxad safe to handto, cbeao- 
jr ttiBattstjk AM o rders promptly sUroei. 
P. & BQk an* BHwasriUe, Tssas. 



BPSOUK g BIOM oir 
OBS-KASS lEMTB W 
DATS XO tXauOR 
WSAX TOV WAR. 

CHimtlBII t 



•HIO. 




shipping aeansi T, aotomoblias, advance, twagag*. 
privilege, atoefe and merry-go-roonda. Deoranle 
tor abow and elrcua conmanlea. Beaaoeabla 
rates. THZ AJtU rAIiACSKOBBK OAS OS., 
Xoem fl4, m Wekigaa Ar ~ ' 



TENTS 

siuao. aosuo; soxso. aoxw, sozso, mbm 



toase Thsas. 



Horse and Pony PIurm 

Tor Sbow Paiadea, Betas and Poar Asia, AA- 
vartiBtng pntposss , e tc. Bcodte. 
Hanntoetared by X, ■ nWdHlTM , 
lepoUtaa AvA, BreoUya, Hew Tsi 



Seaby Lions, Leopards, 

FOICAS. TAKS, AOUDADS, BBABS, BK. 
DKMB. Ainxi40PB. BUFTAIO, UONXaXS. 
Anim.i., Birds, and BeptUca ct arery sBSrlas. 
Stoto what rsD waat wbn mttlag tor ulesib 

Home's Zoologieal Arena 

KanaaBCHyi 



P O R S A. L. E 

M O N K E Y S 

Dlngos. Peccaries, Ijag. Psileaas. Ombn, lb- 



THE BUCKEYE 

TENT and AWNING CO. 

lZ':\r,tl\ COLUMBUS, OHIO 



TENTS! 



For sll purposes; CIRCUS, Car> 
niyaL Cage CoTers. Bwr when 

COTTON grows and DUCK ia 



made. Fnuhta nmti Um invi. 
Dedgns peinet HtfiA'MfiM.' 

SMKMIVEIIBirci^^ 



SideShowPaintiiigs 

8IEGMUND BOCK 
72S WMefahind Awii.,Cliieei» His. 



IMPROVED ACETYLENE 

For TantB, ClronsBai Parka, ato. 



THE ALEXANDER HILBUIR GO.^ 
fiOrW.LombudSt.. Baltinenb Md. 



JULY ItNL 



llboar d 



19 



■ llci'DKi- OS Uie oambcr of loomt la.f|!|i' 
In ■daiUon to tba Tiluatlon of hla MMl 



irtT, Then U no IctritlmmU boalOMi 0( U7 
SturlptluB bat what ttwra U • IlCMM dMBaOM 
for It laine pUc* la tli* Dnltad BtatM, unpt 
Uut of tiM farmtr, and baton loac l mold aot 
bt uttrttt ts_lam;eC aoma mwlac atota 
MMaini* JMUK jHt neb an ocdlnaBca aa I 
kan dtacmaftuvMt M joa can aaa to what 
«tMt oar lllwrtlea ata aadaBfend. Tbara la 
aiV «aa Jnat mjmUm ot taBaUon, mna tuat la 
la aiMwnl raloatloa of pto^rtr and a luatf 
tax on fvcry able-boilled mala cltucn orar twao- 
tr-oae yen ot ace. ETeir man dcrlTca aoffio 
beaHIt from orcioixed coremmaot wban Jaatlj 
ailmlnlalcred. and aboald b« compallad to pay a 
bead tai to bdp aapport tbit (oranineBt. Aa tor 



liw^iuf* DOTH* BHwas- umwm 
poa tba aaatlac nuuUf aad 

aot ba occBplad; iitbirt taaa 
pitea of admlMloo. aaA • tt- 



sccupatloo Ilcooaa tazea. It wa moat ban 
tbe onl7 eqaitaUa aratam iroald ba baaad npoa 
tba amaoat ot boaineaa . daoa. I don't aay It 
maid be Joat. tat I d» lajr It would to •Qui- 
Ubit. Tbat ta. (or laataoea, U a Mc dnM eoaaa 
to toirn and doaa three or tOnr thoaaand deUan 
bmliKss, then collect ooa or two per MBt. of 
Ibe Riou recelpta. It I coma aloac wttb Wkf 
nlutrel ibow and take la thrae or toor bnadrad 
doll'Di. tben I would pay oaa or two par coat. 
o( tbat amoimt If a botal, or laatanrant, or 
Beat market takea la flva bnadiad or a tbonaand 
dollin par oumtb. tbao let them par one or two 
per cent, ot thla aaiaiiat. 8ald aaoBat to ~ 
mUed uader oatb, and wl 
if, pcoaeeata tor patjaiy, 
O* ihew Ueeaao apoa " 
half the eeata nay aot 

the llceaie oa the pitee 

tern car ihow may coma alone, cfaatia t wa alj . 
Ire canta admlaahm, aad do Ottean bandi ed dM- 
lira' worth of boilaaaa. I coma aloac with my 
mloatral abow, char|a thlrO-dve casta admla- 
■lon, pay thlrty-flre doUata'^ Ilceoaa. and oitly 
take la a hoodrcd and Otiy dotlara. I an dcht- 
Idr amloat paylnc any lloaoaa at alt on the 
(TouDd tbat It la eoatraiy to the Fourteenth 
Ameadment to tba Vadenl Oooitttattoa, tbat It 
ia.Mt eplj Jt*»*M!B J*****" "* Wt BMbgtenoB. bo t 

etty STeot baaaMM- I bdp 
. Toada and atreete la mr boma 

town. Baxen, Arkanaaa, and aa a dtlsea ot tba 
rnltrd SutM I ban «ba ilaht to oao tbe alioala 
of Pern. Ind., Ur. Baa Wallaee'a bona tows, 
and Mr. Wallace ahootd baTa tba ritfat to the 
free nie of the itrecta of Haaaa. Ark., wltboot 
paring for them. I want to tan yoa' that tbeta 
waa no llrenee or ocenpatlOB tax of any kind of 
a abow or an.r kind ot boaineaa for aala any 
^t<« In tbe Halted BUtee tram the ttate of 



■nine ot oat uiup e itj 
to keep op the jroadi 



ita oaa 
waa par- 



aMl tto tiiM ac Uncoln. Wbao 

^ sJ*.^.^^!^ 2?J« Uberty aad pat It 
m the free Uat. Tbe flm time Uberty to ca- 
Mc la a Uwtiil boitaaai waa mr prt op fer 
aak a«i dnrlnr Oraat'e admtnlatratlOB. aad 
horn ot hatred and piejndlee. aad 1 1 linei ut 
of tbe blickrat nacen of hiatocy. It wai 
petratcd by tbe damnable cajpet-baa a of aiu ment 
that naed to mb tbe aontbera whltea la tbe 
Sootb dotlns the daya of taco patn ietloa. and In 
tniB waa need by the whltea when they nlaed 
MVmacy. to tmblbtt tbe actnea trao Sngac- 
twiB mMcndH* yc B patloB aad dtlTe oat tbe 
MtpM-Mom. aad waa aafteced with aaeb 
Igg*" * ttWr yaara It dnna tne 

antloo caMvMa tta eooatXT (roaa tto Ibrt 
fleida ot tto lany taih ta ito baim -»«■— 
of the (TMt werftweat. BaMad wSy lleSua 
ordinance aome oaa U tcytac t* nb a aoa-r«a- 
Ment or drlre aome ooa oat Ot bOilacn^ «r aoma 
pereon bai a penooal are to crtad. Joat aa a 
renaln Intereat that balla tna^lMTar. Ool.. U 
epdraToring to make money oS ot dead moi'a 
repntatlona without even paylac the wtdowa and 
MPtana for the oaa ot the aamea of tba Ulna- 
moaa d ead, and. In order to (ance or Job the 
{•Mhaiaa who boa«bt the rl«bt to oaa theaa 
■mnd aamea, tbey ore trylas to lalae the dr- 

JlrMtl.T deprlTinc meubaia eC tbe Nattonal Bni- 

; .-^f*^'"*'S15!' *"■*«•« of doUan* worth 
of bualoeaa by drivtec tto btc ilii laia from 
«««• le to aettU tto Ueenae 
OneMlon In aneh a manner tbat It can't ba 
? to rob and ODpreaa. Tlie roor- 

I.v! A^'nlnetil of the Cooitltatton reidi: 
•v.n "il^j, "''■'J •"»•* <* enfarea any Uw which 
ta^H -V^Il" Pr«»"»lt«a or Immonttlea ot ctt- 
»»• Of tbe United sutee. nor ahan any atate 

''IS^^'' »" deoy^o any 

d^?!?"? >tn.JoH«dlctlon the aqoal nrotae- 
What la meantby UbertyT 
tl ^SX!^, "WtttaB at^aU. It meana tto itabt 
to CTiate In a lawfnl boalaeae witboat poylnit 
?Si K^f '"A*-. • Inwiai baSaahaT 

s-i ""f* •» «««»«»»• to hmaaa acada 
fir K-wl" '"Mi*^ tbat doe* «et loipatr pab- 
Vf. pohlic aonda or anaeeeanrtly ea- 
fiSSiI-,*"'*"*? aboolately tree from 



SS.'SS?^ lf*?'**3' Choatltntloo ear*: 

Jin.JS!*t *"•" 4«P»lTe aay peiaoa of property 
Tnn ^ J*™?" lew.**^ Tbat la, that 
".i" i*'" • !>«»<•'• proper^ away 
w »»'««t a eonaiacratloa which haa 

Jj« allowed by a Jndament la a eoort of e<jalty. 

» III ^nf*''*!-H!? *!tfl >" wtiuii. When 
of iTr/Km'Er'J? «5» NUpoater. wa cat tto aae 

ST wTA-^'rWaSTiSf b5!^ "* " " 

taSS'^JI'T,"'" l>nalnea», I am enMtled to the 
lSSi2'.S;{'?P-">' "ewral aUtee witboat 
ttif i" W " •■«h day. and ao 

iSSiJZi *• •moaatlmt tto prlaclpla 

St ih.*»t '?",•** Boaton tea party. 

t& »*•» need la a patft- 

nS. f-."!"."' •P'^' ehoated: »'ini. 

• mean hnMeeaa. and If yoa mean boaineaa aad 
bSr.*!.*"" Petilotlam ahoat yoo. lefa fet 
lSS<%l' • tew dollara. and pat op a 

8? nSS SUL'llI.'"** " «>• teepected. 

M H?*****" traftera from lObUa* u*. tOr 

toapeettoUy 



•ot atnd . 
8*1*0. Aifc. " 



«. Aiznt. 



PA«t:Up^!iirruciKst. 

tb"!??."," hnd ihowlac rlaht aeww 

a V.V?^ &£J1*'»'»- 1'awtBetot wanta 

lot R!."*« tn" the ifttleboro 

I'fce • aMefc-op. aa Pawtncket 
»•»«» tto abowa oa ttat Merbot tto ally oS- 



elato an attar tbe coin, and claim Usat the 
dty needa it. The Attleboro lot la Jnat aa ac- 
eeealhla and totter than tto one In Pawtncket 



HARMOUNT LIKES HIS NEW TENT 



A. I.. Htrmooat, manacer ot Harmoont'e Un- 
cle Tom'a Cabin Company, waa ao pleaacd with 
tbe new teat which waa made for him by tto 
0'jl^^ ^|i^ ^i ^^ ^^Aar ^ ^ ^Oemya^^of 

"Ualted SUtea Teat * Awnlas Co., 
"Cbleaso. lU. 
"Oaar Sin— Tto .aaw d0il20 tent that yon 
mado far oa la tto prattleat tent for tto else 
ttot we over aaw pat ap In the air. It haa 
Btood aaTorat bad itoraa and tuna tto water 
tto aame aa a tin not. Wo are. slad and proad 
to reeommaad yoor woitiBiartlp aad ■oCKlal 
to «to oattn ■ mnnM aot watH. Wo aia m aa- 
tlraly aadadad tbat WW aw 
la year favar. 



(Stgaed) "A. L. HABMODHT.' 

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MRS. LEANBODY AND THE CIR- 
CU& 

ftm na^miioard br 

"Wdl. of aU tUsgi." exdalmcd tin. Leaa^ 
bodj, kwklBg op tram tbe P>per> addnsslac 
ber life wom paitaer. "Old 70a remd wbat 
Deacon Borem old about ctaen PMpto In to- 
day's 'Ontpat* V 

■■No; wbat did tm WKfT* wmmwM tfea Mtt 
pedal of the famllj. 

■*Wbr." asawered Mm. '■he says, womea 
-who Ude aronsd In circus .rings, with little 
more clotbes than ansels wtar. an fmm sood 
tionies, waU-tzalnad In dOBMtte ' VOA iftrt*' 
dntles, and omallT eutittStt. (MCMA br n- 
ipected fathm and motbom. 
'rWdL wlun moos wltb tbatr' bnTdr n- 
mtd OM fliMlda two spot. 
~ it's all f 0^ talk, tbat'a what.' 
2. "B 




fall to see the potnt," Tentneifl 




"Of course 70a do, stupid," 

Zfe "All men are thick lAen It . 

dczstandlng women, and eapedally IkMa 
are good-UNAlns and daiins." 

"la tbia auaat aa a hit&l 

to etaeoa womaii," ttmldbr Inqolzad lO^ L. 

"HotblDc at iba mSS^ abot back Ura. U 
>nx la pottlBK a mmbar on tbe fat wIU 
^.«C BMB^^wlicn tbir tUI In tbe war of clerer 

'"Then tbe Deacon didn't aboot In tbe air 
irben he said fine tblnga abont tbe woman drcva 
«laer?'^ replied Mr. l- 

"Yes he did, and wone," said Urs. I/, with 
rlalns voice. He let bla readera know be bad 
a leamns toward shows, and sbowa, too, where 
diaaa ■patiDflT'- Do yon aoppoae for 
" — — - — ■ ^ oC 




man or beast. In tbe menagerie 
tected. and a better object lesson 
forded In books or drawing.** 

"Well said, Mrs. L.." said the deacon, "ani, 
on top of this good lesson, there la the benefit 
of fan that floirs throogh the clrcna tent Ilka a 
totivnt when tba downs atmrt tbeir fooUabaaia." 

"BatbcT stale ton tbay make for oidatait. 
deacon." apoke np Ur. I.. - "Sap atl^a. aaltaat 
bottla, fblaa aoaca that emit flie, paradlas 
fowla. aad abaud poUe amw . an laa&'iaaiki 
of tin* tbat are abont aa hsmonaa to a fsowa- 
op aa as vadcatakaia^ apodns. Tban la w 
aanaa to tbcn, nor tbelr wotk.'* 

"Itao yon an," amUliicir aiignatad tba 
deacon, "aensa la mlcbty poor seed to annr 
lansbtcr ftom. and tba clzcoa track la a tnU 
of fm from which aprlngs more loud langbter 
than one can bear anywhere else." 

■■Just so Deacon," chimed In Un. I,., "and 
whoever heard of a sensible penon plcklns a 
lao^b apart, or cared a stnw bow It happened 
ao Ions aa It was sennlne. Tbe clrcDS clofwn 
daaerrca mU of tbe world If only for that 
doaa maka p«<vl* lansb. 



alowty aoBaved binaelf In 1 

who huianethliic worUi white 
tiria was a golden ebanee. 

"Wbenerer the Deacon talks ont load In thia 
commnnity," said Mr. . Ik. "be baa . aomethloK 
Important to lay. and no oaa war qaaatlmiad 

bU booaaty I — " — — 

back m kind -wi 
It he felt It." 

Mad aiitv ut'tfttta. ma ^ 

^ , ot people, 
Jks oat baton emybody amlUsg 

eaa nneoneemad aa tboagb aba wen re tarn- 
from church, is a Ukely person to set up 
a model way. If yon ban no IMM'«C A»- 
«aacy. try and think of tboaa who tKN^ tad 
aapeclslly oar yoanir people." 
- **I don|t see anything wildly onnatnral about 
thU act. aa yoa picture It," bravely, answered 
- ICr. Zk. "and cartalnly then la m> moral bnrt In 



ada- 




ase tbaaa algiili 



maa.an Jgawjad » 

mareaiy In km. £9 taafan 

boffins, and Ur. I., waa mn to lat a 
Ins iTba didn't Uek ablp. "I anppi . 
sMd back 3Ira. I... "It woman want boraebaek 
riding In tba park, 
would see aeowlhteg 
and tiaca tba faaUM 

tag." , - .„ 

^■I don't know abont Iff. I<. 

"liCt's not go BO fast. Si MMMSb tfoean't 
wear tlsbfai tor display, bat te paaasBI aatkty. 

^ partaetiy ftoa and bar 

: IB ttM difhtaat, or than WMild 
a aarloaa Hak of gettlas bnrt. It 
Ogbta wen won on tba public blgnway. aa yon 
'mggest. tbe eballeoga to good mania would 
amear the mode before it got mucb ot a start." 

•TIgbU an tlgbts," ralUed Mrs. I.,, "and 
whan a woman wear* tbam In public plaeaa abe 
plainly sbowa a vulgar ranlty. Too can't tall 
BM aor make me believe, home-bred and loving 
woman can do aueli a thing. It la joat sncb 
mooocyed, scoop-beaded men In the world, like 
jao, avar nady to pay a bait dollar or ao to 

yfi&M that beep tha^MlabJhlasa 

iiiptB wnh so 
B^tha baek ot a 

SSB* cooiltaatlon waa drifting near a danger- 
•08 aaaa, and Mr. I., knew quite well wbat 
would happen it he didn't abltt tbe eunent of 
talk Into a pleaaanter fbannrt, He had bean 
tbe loos* wad for a halt clad open once— one 
of tbe "laggieat" that bad ever hit the theat- 
rical ebntea. Tbe "mlaana" knew It. and 
BCTcr let go by a chance to sting blm with a 
nfennce to It. Before he bad tlms to think 
'and work oat a scheme of ulratfon. the door- 
.- htil rang snd Deacon Borem was annoimced. 
f The Daacon haa the atralgbt up and down 

wvcfea bAIad it° wen tind. Ba waa tba laat 

man one would pick ont for a homan Istaraat 
In show prople. But, for all tbat, ha vraa trna 
bine, and had a way of saying and dolns belp- 
tnl tblnga tbat took away all thought of aelf. 

"How do yon do Mre. I.ranl>ody and Itx. 
-Ziaasbody." cordially exd aimed tha Deacon. 
"Ton make me think, both erf you, of a late 
"VUI day wlien the blood ttngles Ilka a wood 
Mn, and there Is ao spot in tbe sky." 
"We'n quite well, thank yoo. daaen, 
lagty replied Mn. ll "BOw vaq' kM «C 
a n nin, to aay aoeb aln 
ypa*n fldka an aU mlir* 
"An amw. b»K mm s » 



"Poor fellow," said Mi«. I. tenderly. "It 
gnbably hurts him a good deal." 

"Yea, I guesa It hnrta alright, but I sna- 
paet that It U not altORether tbe pain ot bis 
ankle tbat npeeta him He tblnka It wHI keep 
htm from going to the circus, and to that 
I aaedha moat at. bli 



nr. Ik's •!«• besaa to maiU*. and ba wna 
«B tha'palBt ot apeaking wbcD Mia. 1^ eanght 
Ua caaa and froaa blm uto aHeneei. 

•ISw know," eontlnuad the deaooa, tnrnlsg 
towarda Mrs. "tba drens la a good thing 
tor a boy. and I can't bUme blm tor taking on 
ao. It takes him In Imastnntlaii to tbe Junglea 
and deaerts Inhabited by atranga wild animals, 
and be seea living tpaelmena ot aU. "CtM world 
baeomea a. bigger plisea tOr blm attar that. 

"But." tnterpoaed MX. Ik. "aren't you tak- 
inc the raw edge off of ernd^ by ahawlnt him 
theaa wUd ereatmcs eoopad np in aauaw 
cages, when natnn Inteadad they a h o Jd mn 
at large In wide areaa of forest and plain.** . 

"Row atUy." Intciraped Mn. L **WMd 
they be better off when thay eaiaa Mn> MM 
Uahla to ba kUM any ainnia kr as mmm ia 



^ _ ifciVSTwriU of 

clrcua vrarth Whlla. than an aa bigbly-lmd 
and educated botaai, and tbe young men and 
women who dlqilay wonderful physical cnltnta, 
I donbt If anyone can watcb tbe pink fellowa 
swinging from one trapeie to another, blsb up 
towarda the top ot the tent, and the dainty 
jonng vromen rtsiiring gracefully 00 tbe backa 
ot galloping boraea. and not get a better appre- 
ciation of nerve, patience and akUI. tram it." 

"Sometblng In that, deacon." ajwke np Ur. 
U. kindly to tba subject, "but," continued bei. 
with eyes turned from the wife's direction, "Is 
It Just tba right VUag tor yomic pcopla to wit- 
ness tha acta ot waaea patmmata. dnaaad only 
In tlgktav and* hnrtnc tka^taaa ac.- ooa Coot 
pointing is dn miOBtaa ot twalva moat of tha 
timei." 

"It'a laiflalT a nattar of dreamstaneca," 
pnmptly replied the daacon. "At the drcns 
It la a neceaalty ao aa not to Impede tbe activity 
of the iMMly. At the theattv tights an worn 
for adonmient. In one case It is a demand of 
the muscle, and In tbe other a question of 
morale. Tbe point of view Is determined by 
tbe place and pnrpose." 

"Ot eoun it Is,^' cUmcd in Un.. U "Ton 
•oBt anan tar aa Inalant." Ckwklns at bar 
kHaady, 'fa gU eoold fly tbraagh the air 
tram oaa swing to'aaothar .wlth a Im( aUtt 
taudlBg to her waliti or Jomp thnngk 
and over bannen, wbll* ddlafg a fast 1 
bocse. with a tallor-mada anlt hsBSIny to 
body, do yon? Xoo know" (tBnung to the 
deacon). "I have always bad a Undly fedlng 
toward these hard working drcoa people, who 
Uvn such slmpte lives wandering abont tbe 
earth. Tbey must lead good moral lives, or 
tbey couldn't achieve what they do: and tbey 
always tnvel In families, wtilch la a mighty 
good sign. I can tall you." 

Things wen eomlag Mr. lieanbody's He 
bad a warm apot tor tba dicos. and bad plaa- 

aflai nniiifffh n hlf uK.' SSSfT.*"* '"at'a 
■antlaii 

looked as It Ilia goose was cooked for thIa ant- 
ing, and all bees oaa of tba csod-naturad talk ot 
the deacon In the evealBS paper. Tbe madama, 
to ipaak flgitratlvely, got np on ber bind legs, 
and . began to roar, when sba nad It. as de- 
aerlbed- above. Bat tba a^ waa deartng on- 
ezpcctadly, and tbe chance of vrarklng ont tbe 
drcns trpst. witbont a home row. looked 
apleodld. The drift of the Ulk suited him 
exactly, and induced blm to bold bla tongue 
lest ba ahonld ohansa tha anBant. 

piled the deaoaa. .'.^ knaeraanMl of 
tamlUea, and a man raapaatM 

people baa never eoa» within: a 

The glrla an modeat and hiana liulm, . tha boya 
Strang and polite, and tba parants groandad In 
thooe homely vlrtups that pntect the WDlU la 
ways of decency and thrifL" 

"Say. deacon, this la beglnnloc to sound like 
a blarney fest.^' boldly t>roke In Mr. 1.. "Cbons 
girls, moHt of them, have bad good dsds, and 
like to fly oiider tbe family ahelter. No donbt 
then are aome that prefer the lofty roof vrltb 
push bnttons and an all-nlgbt door. The 
beauty In pink 



flying 



gracefnily nom one tnpeie to another, or poIS' 
tng a op-tsa^ with arms outatntchad, on tbe 
back «t' a BUtdly careering bofse. doesn't look 
to me like s domestle bloom ot tba kind yon 
pictnra. She may go home tor a rest now and 
then, tbat'a an economy ot natnn abe mnat 
respect, bot. pardon me. If I don't chant 
'Gloria Excelsia' to ber reputation tor dsming 
and knitting." 

"Don't take him aerionaly. deacon." aharply 
Intcmjpted Mm. L. "flo fell Into a booby 
tboatrlcal trap once, and did co^ him a good 
deal of money and agony to get out ot It with- 
out scandal Since then he baa. had a poor 
oplnlim «( stage paopla and tUnfa, and hia 
- makes Ida aay and da 



pieJisUce 

tblnga tbat an obviooaly 

"Tbat may be," answered the deacon, "bnt 
be la at least open and above board In bis TleWB. 

and that is quite a satisfactloo, and, moreorar. 
1 never knew ancb a one to wear other than 
a good warm heart. So, wbo knowa, bot what 
he will see tbe error ot his present notloss by 
mingling with the clrcna colony wben It cornea 
to town next week." 

"Mo dunce, deaooa. bat Just tbe same, I 
eoogratnlata yon npon year friendly attitbde 
towatd the amnatfunt aypalea." 

'•Oood-byc. deacon. Don't mind Ur. U I 
know yon woo'ts be baa these ^p^^** now and 
then; but tbere'a no teal barm (n h&n, Mian 
me. Good-byel" 

Those laat worda didn't sonnd sny too good 
to Mr. L., and bla wtfe'a change of tone gave 
him something to tbink about. He meant to 
put It over on ber by opposing - the deacon'a 
views, and thereby disarming anspldon about 
bla Intention towarda tbe big show. Foaalbly 

She cbaoged front Just to be pleasant to tbe 
deacon, and probaUy tbe switch wss made lost 
to be on tbe other aide at tbe aubjeet fnea 
him. Un. Ik kept qnlat, and he knew It 
would be better not to Ond tanit with her In- 
coosistencT. Vlnally Mrs. Ik brake the spell. 

"I suppose DOW yon are happy," abe ek- 
clalmed. "Ton couldn't even be polite to tha 
deacon, and began to argue with nim as If ba 
wen a bookseller or a charity collector. Ton 
made me oahamed, and I had to side with blm, 
even if it waa contrary to my feelings. Now 
don't you aay a word. Too know I am tf"h*g 
tbe trntb, and that you acted In a way moat 
ahahby. Dear me. U yoa don't «Bt a UttU 
sense and bold your tongne. It wno't be long 
bcftora we lose an our ttleads. paiHenlariy 
thaw that, know snd aay anything out ot tbe 

fflsttercd Ur. U "Let It go 
aoae ftaah air and • walk." 



Benbow was on tbe watch, and Mr. 

. had not gone a hundred yards from 

bla own house before the kid was at bis side, 
and pounding him with qaestlons about tbe 
circus. Mr. L. had promlaed to take him. 
and be wanted to be sure abont when tbey 
woold start, wben the show began, when tha 
giaonds wen, wben the trains came In, whether 
eamne waa going with blm, and ao on. 

"Now Oddle don't teli anybody, excspt 
Bnater, yonr bnthar. that w« an mine to t^ 
In the big abow to-morrow, and ru meet yoa 
both In tnmt of Oonnon bardsrara store at 
twdn thirty. ]ast after the parade. We will 
than aneak down along the Derby creek, paaa 
araand the old broom factory, go over tbe Bub- 
batd farm, come out on tbe nnderdlff turnpike, 
and then It will be caaler for us to mix with 
tbe crowd, and get Into the show witiiout sny 
ot tbe folks seeing us. Tou know Uta. lean- 
body is kind of down on cireoaea, and your 
mother thinks it Is tbe work ot the devil, and 
good people keep avray from It. You and 
Boater agree with me tbat tbey are mistaken, 
but, Jnat the-aame, lat'a kaep It quiet and then 
then won't be any bother. Sabel" 

Uaybe tbow yomgsten weren't bappyi No 
aneh tMnc as deep tbr them that night. And 
tbeir good kindly mothar 1st Jbaa bKsk s 
mlsatonaiy otange In whkk tkin was nearly 
a doUan irorth ot neantca. ao that tbey could 
have pink lemonade, poi>-eon, peanuts snd 
other luxuries ot tbe circus, even though tbey 
didn't see tbe performance. 

The boys felt a little guilty In taking tbe 
pennies under these cIrcumstaDccs. but then 
the circus germ was In full bloom In their sys- 
tem, and wbat else cosld any well regulated 
boya do. 

^Ir. Ik and the kids made connection at tba 
appointed place and time, and were down on 
the dma gnaada befora the bead of tbe 
pandn... nw':«MMi.< atennd tha tMcet wagoa 
and- dean wan tmaaaii, bnt they kept together 
and glaetnlly nnahed tbelr way Uito the mena- 
gerie : lent ur. Ik waa aa hot and happy as 
the boys, snd there vrssn't a prisoner In any 
of tbe udmal cages tbat they mined In dta. 
trlbntlng of their largests ot peanuts and pop- 
corn. Tbe boya bad begun to feel that life was 
worth living, and tbelr elder patron and com- 
panion began to kick op like a colt In a 
clover Held. Their combined cop ot htpplataa 
was toll to tbe brim, and there were no home 
strings to onset or reduce It. 

Bnt like In a good many other well een- 
eetnd plans and joyful occaalona, tha imtMt- 
aeen happens and apUIa tbe tat Into tha On, 
Tnien tbey . reaebed tbelr reserved ssato thsr 
tound aeated la front ot them Mrs, iMnhody. 
Charity Borem, tbe deacon's old maid sitter, 
Uabi table Wbetmore, the funny old lady on 
the toll, and Maggie Duffy, the poatmasten 
boaaekecfwr. Mra. Ik flushed up like a bouse 
sllre and ber eyee ebot like a gatllng gim. 
Mr. Ik almoat loot his nerve, and mnmbled 
something like "My dear. Why didn't you tell 
me yon were coming, Wbat an nneipccted 
pleasure. Isn't this line," and a lot of sodi 
ptarsses, be didn't mean. After a little while 
be got bla second wind and toeatad emybedy to 
lemonade and peanuts, and emtyMds' assmed to 
he bsTlag a good time, esont' Un. Ik. al- 
tbootfi It must be said. In tm&. aha did bmk 
np vrltb laogbter wbea one of tbe big clown 
stunts was pulled off. After tbe big abow 
Ur. Ik utftfe* ban loMthaudm In tbe 

route. 

Un. L. didn't ban much to -say at sapper 
to epitks'je the day'a performance in tbe te- 
marfc to her baaband, "If yoa hadn't made a 



fool of yourself wben the deacon called. I 
wouldn't have been aucb a sUly as yoa saw 
this afternoon, and to asenw aiaalt i bad la 
Uke thoae queer paaoto, tt aaMaa abr SSSkS. 
You'll ban to pay ttat aaywar; ' aMlt wma 
you right. 

'■I^II charge It to lient next yaar«' 
smoking, my dear," ssid Mr. Ik alyto'. 
to Irimself in the mantle mirror. 



QEHTIIY H AS BL OW DOWN. 

LeaTcnwortb. Kan., July 2.— About three 
o'clock this aftemooo. aa the Gentry Brw.* 
Sbowa were giving their afternoon performance 
on the reservation tbey were atruck by a terrlBe 
wind and rain atorm, which completely demol* 
I shed the big animal teat and blew down the 
mala tent, rew wen In tbe main tent, owing 
to the tofcelgbt ot Gentry, wbo when he saw 
tbe etorm coming asked every one to leave In 
an orderly manner. Tbia undoabtedly prevented 
a aerlona panic. Nea rly all obved tna order, 
and tbe tent waa nearly empty when the storm 
strack. Those that bad stayed wen completely 
covered by the tsUing esnvsa, but wen tortu- 
natdy not injnced. One man lieeame abnstn 
when asked to leave, and atruck Gentry. Andy 
wnis, s colored man of this city, was strack 
on tbe bead by an overturning wagon and In. 
sUntly killed. With the exception ot Wills, 
no one waa seriously Injured. Tbe main tent was 
not seriously damaged, but tbe animal tent 
was nearly torn to pieces. None ot tbe snl-. 
male wen Inlnred. On accoont ot Ibe damage, 
no performance wea given In tbe evening. Tha 
Bbow iMgaa to load at once, and by night was 
ready to lean tor Kanaaa City, where tbey shew 
tor tkn* ' days, beginning July 4. To-aoRwr 
being Stmday, gives them a chance to lepilr 
the damage without losing a day. 



TWO BILLS IN CINCINNATI. 

The Buffalo Bill Wild Weat and Pawnee BUI 
For East gave two performances at Oakley. O., 
a suburb ot Cincinnati, July 3 and two more 
perfotmancee were given on tbe Fourth. 

ThIa Is tbe flnt time a clreus baa ever ex- 
hibited In the vicinity ot Cincinnati on Sunday, 
Tiiwe waa a rumor, no doubt instigated by the 
' aad thaatn people to tbe effect that 



b«t:BO Mllaa waa token. 



The cars of the 101 Ranch Wild 
Weat wen all Idle on the Fourth. The day waa 
turned over to tbe men trom early morning until 
the morning of the dftb. 

Miss Rose Munroe, now known in 
private lite ee Mrs. Wm. Roddan, la tbe 
musical artlat In tbe "kid top" with tbe Hagen- 
beck-WalUn Bbow. 

lanJlSan*'^ MM'bM%iSS.^^ 
will troop lUtt itt: ■ HMbw «f 4nMi la 
the near totnn. 



That old-lady oharMtar, aa'lmMr« 

HannlMfe-WulMt 

track, kaape 



aonated by Lants, 
sa tha ~' 



tbe 



A tornado atrnek Cot. Udoa'a Dos 
and Pony Shaw. iHMiWy,. tat raa •■■Ml «e- 

curred. Mr. 
last week. 



AT LIBERTY-.GENERAL AGENT 



J CLKVCR ROUTER, CLOSE R. R. 
6QiltilAeTOII. OI«« 'y»u fra«h MvMm^ OUARANTltD 
TO. IfRODUCE RESULTS. Writoorwir*. 

aEHERAi. AOEMT, Oowv, . Ohio. . " 



"Stnsg again." 
at that, ife tbr 



Circus Managers, Notice 

I am at liberty to arrange for tbe position of Assistant Man- 
ager, Legal Adjuater or Managar of PkMlMOS for the pres- 
ent season. Address COL, CHARLES W. SBSUSii Suite 4s, 27 

Etust 22rid Street, New York Citv. 



AT UBERTY FOR SIDE SHOW 

MITTEN E;DWARDP 

Eof li^ P^ch aB4 Ja^f i llagic Papflf ftfuiaf 

Three good side show acts. The only real English punch act in America 
and doing seven vaudeville acts. No other act like it. Large and life 

mi^^^vvA olititt. 1^ Riuns; 111 iMiwi. 



WANTED FOR 

Calliope player and musicians, white aoid colored. . 
Wire or write. Route, Belleville, Ills., Jxily 5th, 
then Murphysboro, Beaton, Centralia, Vfrndalia, 
and Pana, " '■" . 



JULY 9, 10ia 



Xtie Billboapcl 



21 



G. S. Van Austin and F..T>..VlinMr. 
diMkrr'Up men of tb« Two BlUi^ nnr,' Mlkd 
«t Tbo Illllbotrd olBce, June 39. 

nulelRh Wilson Is no longer con- 

■aetrd wUb Campbell Bnw.' Bhowa, luTlnc left 
Smb M VaeaTUla, CiL. Mv 21. 

With tho Coulter aud Coulter Show 
tWi waaoD ta Prof. Jack Zwlekey aod Ua Ifi- 
tln» Hani of alxtevD pleeea. 

In the "kid top" with the Hacen- 

iMk-Wallac* Shmv la P. 0. Loweir's Mg Ool- 
M«d Ulutral Troapc. 

At Glenwood, Iowa, tha Coottar and 
Coulter siiMr <mi. j iiii . i ll it .>» i|iMrtm m- 

formancea In tbe nRcnoMk 

A colt was foalfd 
Queeo. trick ponlea with 
at Oarr, Ind., Jnni SS. 

From OM. to mUnt 
aw, ibem B*rt CWIt't •drcrtttlag >Mlltr wtib 
tba Uatenbeck-Wallaee Showa. 

The Honest Bill Show haa added 
■Mlbtr attraetloq to tbelr raadeflU* acta. 



The "Jungle AnnaiT wltli W« Cbnl- 

tar and Coulter Show la bandied b7 Hamr Bray 
M>< Ilk aaalotanla. 

Additiona to tlie Klncta Show are Ed. 
IhH^^Kjwi*!. Otaito aBl tho ttam at 

to tk* BoblMoa's 




MB SbOWi. 

Doc Kleine Is to entertain when the 
Hacenbtck-Willace Show atrikea Ua mimlclpal 

. John Andrew, with the Hacenbeek* 

Wallace Sliov, baa coma oat In a now SBlta 

Wm. Davis has charge of tlM' 
oar wlUi tbe Jobn Bohlnaon Bbow. 



HELP THE PBKRLEM POTTERS. 

no BlUbMrd, ^ - 
ClaelaamtL O. 

Boat OoMo— WebaaM ftom •olkoaOc 

voiinco tkkt Itr. a»an Petttr. «( the Peir- 
laaa Patten Aerlallst Ok..' ka* btes. la a v«7 
aarlooa aute ot alokneoa fOr a leaa ttoe. 
wkleh kaa bioof ht bla aad hlo timaf to • 
■tate of want that needa «ar aniitaan. ce- 
pKliUj Cor lil< wife and UtUc cbild. Flcaae 
call attention of all otber ctrcnaea to tbla wor- 
ttj ciuir. •nd for tham to lend their aubacrlp- 
Uone to Tlie Billboard. 

Kneloaed pleaae find anbacrlptlon Hat of tbe 
■om'o Qroat LoodOB Bbowa and money order for 
tko Mnoa^t oC-lttU. ^ 

^'Sf' r. WALLETT. 



_lilMflniioaa tgf Hn. Bomr Pottor ot tbe 
Fwiltw tMlMi, ftoa the Howe's Oieat Loadon 



Jeny 



M-WXI 

o.M Chat. A. Taylor. 



Nathan 



WnUan Bddy .... {.M W. O. Dale' 

W. r. WaBott .... S.W U. OarUod 

JaoBell 1.00 William l>Maler. 

H. P. Cart 1.00 Earl Wrlfbt ... 

WniDelaToya .... l.OO H. Doberty ... 

Mmllt .......... 1.00 Geo. Allard 

Ml!.,* Jin BtUan 1.00 John Smith .... 



....«1.00 
1.00 



1.00 
1.00 
1.00 

1. 00 

.00 

. .to 

.M 



n* BtllbeaM haa fMwatded cheek tor the 
tmmt to Tho Ptorloaa Pottaw. V anlco. Cal. 

FRANK WINCH 'S That. 

It'B a wooder to mo that homanlty haa sor- 
Tired this long— can't nndcratand It, nor could 
yog. If rnn the oddltlea that aatara (iTca 
bnman kind In Ita dlffocOBt haMlimenta. Any 
CMBUy aMoTiUifa aa the towa Mka tan oat 
•i MO ■ mitm, eBarie oeo aapio flood for f 



flection — bat the eftermatb, If one tblnka. la an 
Intellectual InillRemlon. In the cltlea wo read 
tbe rarloga of the acrlbe over the country folks 
— tbelr health, tbelr happiness, tbelr pure fooO 
and a lot of other things that make tbe Kub- 
waylta ablTcr witb enry and longlns to bike to 
the kenalae vlllaEo. I thought ao, too. for 
years. In tha winter time yon don't (et a peep 
at nnch beyond fura and atrlng-tled mittens. Is 
tho atunmer yoilr eyo can range over yards and 
yards ot calico, lingerie and ota tho dllTerence 
and unfortunate comparison atwcm city and 
conn try cons Ins llelna tha Inevitable conclusion 
that our mlasloaalres abould bo aeot to grase 
on the farm aldo la place ot teaehlag a lot of 
Hlndooa atuS they are not loterealed in, 

Bdocatlon baa nway adrantagea, tha laek ot 
which la potent apparent, not only In mantal 
but physical make-np. the nngalnly gait, abuf- 
fllng legs, awkward' hands, bleary, gating- eyes, 
aad the rounded abouldera, can all be cored with 
a book ot grammar and a apeller. You and I 
do not appreciate what It all meana, until yon 
do a Uttla sommar-tlaM trooping 'neath tbe 
round top. 

Tbe otber night In Coming, K. Y., a hlRb- 
oebool ball team won some international Import- 
ant gamo oo tbe diamond and true to cnstom 
and the nnanalltlea ot blgb-school curriculum 
promptly proceeded to get on a beantiful Jag. 
tbe gennlne higb-achool kind— nolayi riotous snd 
foil ot rah. rah, rah boose. Thar paraded tha 
streets st midnight, s loneaome cop trying to 
flguro tbe difference between tho comot and a 
atreet lamp, twirled his club and laughingly 
mnrmnrv*4l: '•noys will be boys, won't tbey, 
ebl** and a week before, rIx of our canvasroen. 
walking to the depot, quiet and orderly were 

8 Inched for beInK on the atreeta at afdnlgbt 
f course that waa la Jotaoatem, Fl. Tha law 
la the aame In both dtlea. but no eppsaa l at 
la damn badly deSned. 

At Anbnm Penitentiary laat week. Col. Cody 
did « very gracefn] thing. Upon request ot 
some prominent citlaena, beaded by Jamea Den- 
nessey, postmaster, and a good old friend, Mike 
Coyl, the Colonel consented to give the better 
part ot tbe Wild West and Far Eaat within 
the prison walla. Three hundred performera, 
aizty boraea and ten wagon loads of parapher- 
nalia, under atage directorship of Johnny Baker, 
were taken to the man cage. Fifteen hundred 
eooTlcti were terraced along both sides of the 

middle roadway, and the ahow waa on. The 
elemental part of man dreaaed In gray, rubbed 
•IboWB wltb bankers, book-kecpera and all the 
Odd Tarletles that go to make the Cosmss. Ap 
praclation was strong, every number eocorei). tbe 
aaoalc of Bllly Sweeney's Cowboy Band lending 
a lot of cheer to the occasion. Col. Cody poai 
lively fnrliail any nreMmtoRry prefts work on tbe 
event. It wan Ju«t a bit of men's humsnlty to 
man and I will tell you fellows, there were lost 
l.SOO lighter bearta In Jail that day. awearlng 
a debt of loyal gratitude to tho Old Scout. 

Laat week one of the mounted cowboya was 
pinoging through the arena, horse atnmhled 
aod the rider was thrown twenty feel. 8lrug- 
gUng to bla Caet, tha aowMr limped to the 
arena Mpae. '.llM'Biiyw was en the Jab in a 
mlnetOa ' ' 



A upooMa taiosd la bar companion: 
««a«arttal.» aba aaM. ace how tl 



IN HE* DANCE BEWILDERMENT 
LEADING FEATURE 

Fa 



with Reblneen'a Fameua Shews, 

Saaoon 1910 

STODDARD and WALLACE 

N. S. Stoddard, 
Principal Clown, and Rube on the track, 

tisssted by Wallae*. 
Open far VaM<e»llt»frWlwterSaaa»i>. 



ACTS AND PERFORMERS 



HOWE'S GREAT LONDON SHOWS 



— 1 910 — 



mHATHARS 

HDBEV 

iWTtAiL Mt ami Mil 



EARL AVRIGHT 

Artistie Triek Tambkr wkh ao 

* .gM lgj ^tj ri»> Chair. 
MMB sniitiirop' ' ' 



UYENO FAMILY 

6 Jmpmnmrn 

Jtiat axiived from • ■ u eeew ftil trip 
timu^ South Ameriw 
BNOAGBD 

George (Monk) MM 

The Real Copper 
that Never S1m|»«ii Hb BiMt 



J? 



K. P. CARL 

STRONG MAN 
A Fe«tar« Act %»ith the 
•bove Shoir 



Ain't it 

— „ — them horaaa 

m trained: that bsala any aU'ge acting I 
erer saw— look Jast real like." 

I>uglllstlc Note— Harnr WUaOa U ptacUcIng a 
>\.-K rl«ht-anu swing— 1 candy butcher ania It 
Is perfect. 

ranima Exposition: — Charier Tbaauasa is 
boosting the Panama World'a Mr li Baa nnn- 
clsco. leis— be booght a Paaaasa bat la Byra- 

cufte — says eTery oae should da tha aame ao 

Tony Mason got one— Thompaoa paid (or bla. 

Abbattoir note:— My friend la the eook hooae 
is peered, aon't blame him a bit— waa really a 
abame- that I ssid the alligator meat fonnd ita 
way to tbe white tent. Worst of all. Jack la 
fretful, too. and you know Jack runs the feed- 
ery out In the dost. Jack ssy« it 1h nnf«lr rom- 
petltlon and moreover bl[tl>. that !t w:i;:,-t t:;-- 



meat at aB ttetvent to the White top. mereir 
tha bida. Heir what do you think ot that? 

Tbem'a an ornery cubs tacslng along with the 
ahow. ereiybody'a pest aa It were at least erery 
oaa triea to make you think ao. whcnerer any 
aae boa • atale -Joke to crack, this cbao la 
tbe Ml ger< when any ooa waata ta 
abtbr -tba'aalmal aplrit aad alap aame oae 
elsa ae tba back, tbat'a him. and ao It 
goca tnm day to day — BOT — this saaae 
MIow kaasm mora about tho ahow b us l aaaa 
than moat erery one also haa forgotten, tbcta'e 
Bot a maa. not eren myself, that works any 
haidar tOr tha management'a Intcieats. ha'e 
alwaya aa tba Job. early and late, alwaya win- 
ing to land a helping hand, alwaya cheerful, 
always a prince ot little fellows, for one I like 
him damn well. Rllly Austin, stand up, this 



PERFWMERS and ACTS 

■ WITH THE— 

& Bailey Skow^mO 



WII«5TQN'S 
Eqnetiiba Sm Uhm 

—WITH— ' 

BARNUM AND BAILET 



The Clown Prodndng 

— WIXH— 

BARNUM AND BAILET 



James Duval 

ECCENTRIC FELLOW 



BARNUM AND BAILEY 




-In Him 



m^ Win uA SGde f«r Life. 



The Gardnetfi ftrot. 

Comedy Bounding Table 
AeielMteeiedFlyns Hat* 

BARNUM AND BAILEY. 



THK OmaiNAL 



Foolish Dick Ford 

The Cop they all copy, bat I am thm 



Cop (hat Co pa (ha Coppara. 

. Ufetbu 



Do 



• 



yon cop? Kn^aged for aUfetbnewith 

till- (;ri-at<wt Show oa Earth, 




JOHN F.ADAMS 

Great CanuTal 



PERFORMERS WITH 

Gentry Bros. Ml Niw fnturs Sbow 


MARGELLanilLENEn 

That Rapid 
Fire Bar Act 


Paul Brachard&Wife 

Contortion 
HandrBaUunciiig 


Ralph Cmuiors 

Ventriloquist 


A. WINDECKER 

Manager 
Gentry Bros. Annoc 


BONESETTE TROUPE 

European Acrobatic 

and Risley Act 


The Four Kellys 

Wire Artists 




W.ELWPXS 

Equestriiin 





S2 



Xlie Billboard 



JULY 9, WO. 



CIRCUS GOSSIP 

The Profession Engaged in the World of White Tops 
Mentioned in Brief Personal Items Gathered 
From Near and Distant Climes 



Advertising Car Number One, of 
the Hicenbeck-Wallace Shown la In ctuxKe of 
James Kvlatoo. The xtxtcr of tlie car la: Pmik 
RoBamaii, boss billposter; Loais Baoser, Alton 
Osboro, Jr., Bert Bdss, Edward Bnclier. GOaej 
Ahrami. Artliar Eldnonr, C T. Crlppen, John 
Wlngo, BazT7 Leslie, Becor and Blcliard 

Joaea, bnipoaten; Pat Keesan asd Jack Nedrow, 
lltliocrapliin; Albert Brlaton. In charge of pro- 
sraina: Jos Ooia, steward: Barrr Miller, paste 
maker. A. A. Ttmi Is tba oflkUl pncnmmer 
with the car and Prani: J. IITIS—lll. . ■! 
pr«sa represectfltlTe of tbs ifeMr. vIb. tta 
car most of the time. 

On June 28. Frank A. Bobbins and 
BIc otto CaailTal Canpanr allowed Jem- 
Pa. Both shows dnw luge ctowds and 
BSinf n« eaxairal did mot ahow 
_ tba aRcfBoea and Bis Otto aod wUe. 
asd all sad emplaTsa oC tba caznlTal 

vlsltad tba ctrcas sad witaaMed the pexform- 
aBce. Kr. and Mrs. F. A. Babbiaa fialtcd tba 
caznlTSl la the erenlns slid after wltnesslzis 
tba *"*in t^ perforniajDce, Ur. Bobbins purchased 
performing lion frtan Blc Otto, which waa 




D. Btaaa, B. Me 

iMxCatt^ aad Hosier. 
Katab. stewsid: Alexander 
ICartla, luugisiua , and C. w. Henderson, ot- 
•etal programmer. 

The llne-up of the Hagenbeck-Wal- 
lace annex la as follows: Sonth Sea Island Joe 
and wife Bcno. with a coetiT array of cnrios: 
Barto, iaatde leetntcr and Pnncb; Mrs. Barto, 
bas pnncher; His. Heam. palmlxt; Grace Gil- 
bert. besTded lady: Mr. and Mr?. Scrantoo's 
Marlonettea; Boae Monroe, miuical artist; Sis. 
Arcarls and I>an, knife and battle ax impalers; 
ailTia, snakes; Andrew Stnrts, tattooed boy; 
KrODla If Qcdnid. gfaaL Hr. Bofcn and Dick 




_f.-O t the Rice and Bell Show: 
Htau and Jotm Baclunan, mana^eif; 
Jooaa, a<ent; Joe McGlInn. etjaestrian 
dbector; Ed. Bludr. ticket seller: Dan Weber, 
treasurer: BtUy Misgan. slack wire; Brewer 
Bna.. acnibato: NottM SIstata, tzapa and eoo- 



Staff of the Coulter and Coulter 

Show: Coolter and Coulter, sole owners: W. B. 
Conlter, managinc director; Geo. Handley Sm- 
bree, assistant maaaser; F. Grantham, treaa- 
rott;^Aaa ^afle^^^M^ adler; B,a^ 



Roster of the down with the Dode 

Jk Shows; ( 





The following is the lliii ■!> oC-ttM 
baaAaU team of adrance car aMNr two af 
tba Two Bills' Sbow: Jaaaa I««Hi ■■Baser: 
W. C Tazaar, aaueta iy; 6. Ftaaaar. W. Britt, 
P. Beaidoa. T. B. Cooke, J. BUott. J. Besr- 
dCBi. I,. BrowneU. P. McGreerey and W. ileath. 

A kangaroo court has been organ- 
ised In the diesainj; room of the bis top with 
the H<cenbeek-Wallaee Show, and the man who 
rontes the parade la Usble to be haded at Its 
tHbsaal. Thtf eay Jim BntherWaa win act as 



dOractor 
b — bee n 

IB tlie AiriUt aea aim Ae^edfiiit at BatUe 
Creek. lOch., In wUeb tbe lady ctiartoHr. Hn. 
Mary Abrams waa aertonalr bnrt. 

Next season the Coulter and Coulter 
Shows wHI be ooe of the leading Intermediate 
raOioad shows, llr. CooJter lias conclnded to 
make it a sixteen car drcos. Arrangements are 
slrcsdy bdss made for railway equipment, new 
wasona, anlmila, casta, etc 

•TX >c" MoCTto a nd Pete Conklin. tor- 
nierly ^iglas HsMb 1 

ut^iSSr Amti"'' ""^ 

The pablicItT department of the 
Conlter and Coolter Sbow cOBaista of Fied J>. 
Powler. general aiti 

repre»^ntatlTc; CliAa- 
Ing agent; Harry- (Kt 
with nine as atstaTita 

Jack Sattbn. of the Tasmanlan- 
TaaDlanaa Tnmte wUb Oie Hasa a Jiwk- Wal- 
~ la zapidto Bacttaa «■ BiA agad wltb 



The Banuim and BaU^ Ctreus 
Viaytd Bntta^Otaa., Jta* a. tha bbnr ap- 




at tta 

deseea. 

Big Arcarls, with a young lady as- 
sistant. Is dolns an impalement stnnt In the 
snaex wltb tbe Bagenbeck-Wallace Sbow that 
catches tbe eye and tlirUls the nerrea of tlie 
cxowds that crowd his platform at ereiT show. 

Le« Fabry, with Sells-Floto Adverr 
tlatais car nomber one while MUlBS XMsldad. 
M^ aaA tiw ■■11—11^ MiaHi. l* 




Mr. Mitten 

magic and 
connecUoaa with 
~. la 




Ika dmta at tta Mnaaa ta Ac B 

it aeetlon. 

John P. F'agaji, trafBc manager of 

the Hasenbeck- Wallace Sbowa, and OHrer Scott. 
Stnenl agent, and Geo. W. Alkea. traffle man- 
aser at the Jobn BoblnsoD'a Ten Bis Sbowa, 
" tte Jobn BobiiiBiai. Sbowa a Tlatt at DIzoo, 



En Route Season 1910 



BURNSb^fiROWN 

Bar Act 



W. B. 



H. H. 



.« 

JOCBET^ 



CECIL LOWANDE 

NO CHAMPION 
BUT MAKING GOOD 



CARLHiHiAO 



AND 
EQUIUBRIST 



ARDINGER and 



UNSUPPORTED 
LADDER AND FOOT 
JUGiBUNG 



PrrfiHiiirliHii^M 

UIEI FEITORE. 60LLHAR BROS. SBOW 



DOUBLE TRAPS 

AND 

REVOLVING LADDER 



English Punch, 
has BCTered bia 
BoSalo BUI dr- 



Paullne A. Jahn and Martin Olds, 
rideis with the Two BUla Show, were nunled 



Ijew Morris, as Manager HofCman's 
aaalatant In tbe annex wltb the Baseobeck- 
WaUaea Bbaw. kaafa not oalr hlialf bat tba 



Quite a serious accident happened 
to Tlset BlU. of Tige? BUl'a WUd West Show 
MBb 1. WhUa dtlwlBS o<«r tba 



m lUGEiiBECK-wiiujicE SHOWS, teio 



RUTHERFORD'S 

TAS MA TROUPE 

Featuiins 
TASMA, THE FIRST 



John HeDiote 

ANIMAL 
TRAINER 



The Savoys 

Witk tkeir Acrobatic 
BuU 



Percy Phillips 

ELEPHANT 
TRAINER 



Elmer Querry 

THE FROG 
MAN" 



South Sea Island Joe 




The Arcaris 

Impalement and Knife 
Throwing Act 

Chasa Crook, 

EQUESTRIAN 
DIRECTOR. 



Carmen Troupe 

HIGH WIRE 
CHAMPIONS 



Lillian Van Aiken 

and Her 
'*Edncaied Pigs" 



Chas. Marvelle 

Nordty ContortioBist 
•mI Efuiibrist 



Riding Conners 



JACK SDTTOirS 

TitBmriim 
Van Dieman Traqe 



Aii4rew Stocartz 

Tbe Tattooed Boy 



Bcsne SUdMre'liuIni 

ZADJA 

fRiHimtioiiiil ifiu\ Bcwaitric Prnwr 



JIM H. RUTHERFORD 
LOTTIE RUTHERFORD 



-HEREfS IfEr 
THE OLD CLOWN 



Anita Cmmers 

Single Aerial Act 



JULY 9, 1910. 



Ttie Billboard 



28 



Manager Arthur Holbnan, of the 

fiiint. It • 

Mr-.' Susie Mlett was eompAlled to 
ir,.',- :hi' Goilra«r Bro«.' Clren la MUkr, B. D., 
n, iicmitot of Ibe lllnen of ber hubaod. Oto. 
XT Mint (Mirtt'a Dof). who 1* eooHiMd at the 
P,;«l,Tteri«D Ho«plt«l. Chlc»r>. Ul. 

DiivlnK ■•Harry" and "Gil." two of 
kis wblie honn. Oorjf BoIUnd Tldlas in a 
■vrll inn It tba beid o( the pwada o( tlia 
Bicrnbrfk-WaUaea Sbow. la fTcqaeatlj takaa 
(or ilie - blf raO" at tba wtaola poah. 

Fr.ink J. Donovan, of Brooklyn, N. 
y. ODD of the tmpUm* at tka Jata Kobtaaoo 
Sb 'o". klUM tu taMtmg tram tta txala 
»Wl« ea wata ft—, OallM. OL. to " 

Donald WIMkk vKh the Hasaaback- 
Wanacc 8»»"». kw fea« ■ aa t>a jab, i ar.tfca 

errtT eipatlty wna lae wow. 

tiftpt «cll»r« «re wlaaly directed. 

Pclmar, the oldeat ticket seller, In 
eoQiit of yein. with tha Hastoback-Wallaca- 
Ebnir. Is groirloc jonag «gala^ . "Mj* M Mtm, 
lakluc tbe erandstaod dacata. la- flaatas a^ to 
par a bet OB tba bic flsbt. 

the lady athlete tn the 
r-Mk tba Bagtabacfc-Wallace Bbow. U 
' «■ a tfMiy ai^ aa*^ «ttk a ' ~ 



paMlBCW a I 
wndfiaa tfa* ' 



Btat, la 



In the annex with the Mighty 'Haas 

Bbowa are Chief Debro ud wife. Madam MIIo. 



Alf. 



Billy SRimerman. of the press de- 
partment wltb tba Micbtx Ilaac Sbova while in 
Petabomogb, Got., entertatoed aereral of thr 
local newipaper mea to a pletaant (pread after 
tba eTantnc performaace. 

tba^BanaMf aoLa'Sliw^ makM^wlth 
haadha Ms Afticaa pjlb wi "STaaa mother 
black boa eoaatrletor. Her act li' an original 
oM. and takea well. 

Andy Sturtz, the tattooed boy, In the 

alda Ibow with the Hacenbeck-Wallare Show, 
la kept boay decorttlag the Tlaltlng robe, and 
la baaklac asalaat tba cald aisbts of tba coming 




After a season of much rain. The 
■ la ^ilT5rTi SKiilir i fry "' 

Barl Beam, with the Hagenbeck* 

dtoto'flkair, like tbe wind. moTea in a mja- 

IV; tad pcrforma wonders. 
B..CL linrny ia tba loaal ooatimctor 



ROIiNSQN 1(1 BK SHOWS FEATURES 

SEASON 1910 TOIIR8 



WARREN LINCOLN TRAVIS 

Tke maa who lifis • litde bit 



Op«p 



HAL NEWPORT 

Ea^isli KaoelMboak down* 

Pig in the World 



MARTINHO LOWANDE. Jr. 

IS WITH THE 
SAME SHOW THE 
DE QOMAS ARE WITH 



LE CLAIR'S PONIES 

A Feature 
Attractkm 



THEtWOLEONS 

NOVELTT ^ ' " 
DOUBLE TIGHT-WIRE 
ARTISTS 



IJIiMm«]liO 

ACROBATS 
AND EQUIUBRISTS 

isio 



WM. DE MOn AND 
MILLIE EUNICE 

EqiMSteMiu 
Pur 



GEO. B. BECKwrra 

The Famous English Greus 
and Pantomime Clown, Pro- 
ducer and PrincqBal Clown 



DE COMA TROUPE 

THE ONLY 
AND ORKaNAL ACT 

by this name 



MobaniaistKiiaa&AsslstaBt 

Th« Qiwt HIiidM 

Wonder Worker 

Eaaturiiw the Great Hindoo Basket 



TWO MEnfiU RiUIONB 

premier' JUGGUNG 
AND BARREL • JUMPING 
ARTISTS 



FRAMK HAMILTON 
airirCEdLEIA 

JUMPERS 

FBataring 16-ft. Pedeatal Someiaaults. 



GLASSCOCK'S 
4 COMEDY ELEPHANTS 



Faatwimi m ■•pNdacMwn of 

Taddjr Kooaavelt la Africa. 

Babf Elephant playing part of Teddy. 



Willi Robinson's Ton Big Shews 

Burk'8 WUd West 

AND 

Cake Waltiw Hmws 

StawtfoB CnXK K pORK. 




LEACH and VANCE 

NOVELTY WIRE ACT 
Featuring lady holding wire in 
teeth. Address for op«n time 

as per route. 




Prairie Rose has not joined Car- 

I^i*!* Wast aa leportcd la a recent iaane 

^ Tha Btnboaid. bat la (till connected with 
TooBC BoCalo's WUd West and Texas Saaseta. 

Wilson takes. tickets on tlie front 

door and Georaa 'VWkSB: ' 'M^f j l » " 'Uto;' Dec 
Miller and Grey bsH Smm Oe M»a af tba 

HaieDb«k-W»llaee annex. 



Chas. SelgTist'a troupe of 
haTe been en(a(ed by the Bhoda Boiyal Tw.- 
riaa CIrcna Hippodrome and Wild Weat tor tiM 
eoBias wiatcr cosagement. 

Prof. Merrick, the Uc show band- 
laader aC the nismiik W MKto S k— ^to a^ 

fcrtsc A bfuid Dsw concert pmccufta Ba antt 

B«rTe« aa maU Tnan. 



PERFORMERS WITH.... 

Ringling Bros^ 

World's Greatest Shows— 1910. 



JOHNILAGEE 

America's 
ChampioB RoBgk Rider 



Acrobatic Act 

Cuban Wonders 



6-Flying Nelsons-6 

FLYING 
REtUltii ACt> 



EDDIE NEMO 

CLOWN 

Engaged for the Winter 



MR. M. IRANI 

H^. of th. Poor World • Funoa 
Freeks from BritUb ladla. 
All Native Hindoos. 

Bombay, Kut BosIot — Plramal ai 
SaaU, Dosbia Badlad HIbIoo Sal t i ua Ha t jl 



MDe. Coretta 

THE HUMAN DOLL 



RAXUSB (VP ANMBX 



FOSTO 

Marvelous Flexible 
Equilibritt 



SEVEN MONTROSE TROUPE 



EUROPEAN 



THE 5 ALEX TROUPE 



FLYING TRAPEZE ACT 
First time in America 



CARL LUSTER 

HAND BALANCING 
CONTORTIONIST 



Jolm Fe loiter 

Clowniag and 
Chair-Driviiig 



MARDO TRIO 



Tommy AtUns on Daty" 



IhM ilexiean Woadar 

in of all Wire Wi 
banii^ none. 



Fred Stelling 

Eni^lisli Clown and 
His Dog Bobby 



ViaOR LEE 



TheFi 



NYUA U ROT 

Handling Fonr of the Larg- 
est Stfpeats in Captivity 



2-0'DOIES"2 

WIRE RUNNERS 
JUMPERS 
AND CAKE WALKERS 



THE FOUR NEVAROS 

The Manrdovs 

Tight Wire Eqailibrists 



ABREU TROUPE 

' (piif a m wntttmc^ - 
MOST RBiffARKABLE 
MEXICAN ACROBATS 



The Hying Wards 

The Fastest and Moak 
Sensational DonUo- ' 
Trapeze Act 



JULY % 19101 



AT PEACE NOW 

Warring Independent Factions Hang up the Flag of 
Tn^ Biury the Hatchet and Decide Upon 
a Cooperative Plan of Operation. 



n> VUTlDg faCtJons of tlie Independent mov- 
JfeB^ JpletllTe Intenata, after weeka apent in 
TlT~lT ud Rcitiiilnatteiis bare Oiiallj 

JiaiM to IniiT the hatebtt and to woifc la gjnce 
aal kaimonj tat tlw good of the canac. 
lit jm itateA that It waa the attltnde taken bj- 
K A. Boetonan, ptealdent of the N. I. U. 
' and 3Ir. Ploogh, :o fthe AnU-Xtnat FUm 

BJ, of Chleaso, that led np to the coa- 

MUdatloii of Intereats. 

Wlwn Boeknuua and Ftoogh aaaerted tbenaclTta 
«B Hondas, It waa wttk « lUaaoorl-Uka «zfcas- 
oc coontHHaaH. -.Xkar - maMaC to k*- 
*'«lMyink'* why the aMtaaaiw^ahoidd iM' pot u 
jnztapoaltlon to tho wurinc clemcBta, taSUMr 
reeclTe the butt at the warfare. Mr. Boekman 
atated Tery plalidy that he came Sact to set 
at the seat of the txonble and. If It were among 
the range of bmnan pcaalhllltleo, he will atrire 
to do his utmost to apply measnres, amicable 
or otherwise, to elimtnAte the chaotic condition 
of the lodepepdent fleld. 

A meeting v*m called at the oOlce of tlie 
American Rlnograpb Company, at which were 
present all the manufactorer* of the Independ- 
ent Association of Manafactorem and Meaan, 
Bockmao and PIooKh. After considerable dia- 
cnaalon, a teotatlve proposition was arrived at 
and Blr. I. O. Oes, of the Great Northern Xom- 
waa appointed mlnlater extraocdloary to 
Ytfe.Maf Oaapur^aaUnjgMaaMl- 

■ uCtaSad op. 
A edi to am Ma tte flflM «t l(r. -A. KM- 
Ml bMockt th» pMNH .that b* «< tho 8dM 
OanpaBT la TBnfirwrOi A hao^ OMettss took 
pUcoit the oOc* of the Now fork Mottoa Pie- 
tan Company, and after oonalderaUta talk It 
WM deelded to hare the alUed Intamts mMt 
Monday OTmlng at the odiee of the American 
Kln«imph Company. 

Promptly at eight o'cloek on Monday the fac- 
tUna Iflled op for battle, which WBiced with 
becoming or onbecomlng ardor on both aldea 
llBtU fcng after the chanticleer bad heralded the 
approach of another mom, and atill the end 
was not in alsht. More talk and more becoming 
and unbecoming characterlsatlona followed ontll, 
at 2:30 p. m., tlrod natnrai aaaerted Itaelf and 
_ ontU the fallowing 
hCTlng been decided 



No date was Mt for th* etoeUao, as It wa* 
deemed wlae to let the variooa mannfactnrera 
celehrate tlw nattoD'a giast holiday In peace. 

Tb* new ofgaabntloik will bave twoitT-elght 
idaaaca a week and « chain of df ty-two haying 
exchanges. The matter of the Salea Companr 
contlnning to direct the etCorta of exctiangea 
haa t>een deferred ontll the eooTentlon of the 
N. L M. P. A., at Niagara Fhlla. Jnly 16. 
Dnder the new treaty, the Alliance will be 
recognlxed and the Sales Company will aid it, as 
far a* eoasUtant with their working plans to 





THE FIGHT PICTURES 

Licensed Manufacturers Arrange for a Communistic 
Picture on the Order of the Roosevelt in Africa 
Films, from Which All Shared the Profits 



ChleasOk AUr * (Special to The Billboard).— 
Mncfa tOMT rad a few facta have preralled In 
the newipapar aimoaneements aa to who woidd 
take the morlng plctnrM of the Je(Maa.JohbMn 
flatic eneooater. A praa ahaet received on Jane 
ao ttOM aictala Ueeaaed maaa fMUn eia told oa 
aat tlV - Vfilf hmi. (*M MMlac pletno 
caaana atatUatd aboot .wf tiac to make the 
greateat sporting film erer prodneed. The names 
mentioned In this sheet were the Essanay Film 
Mfg. Co., the Sellg Polyaeope Co., and tba TI- 



SMidar waa aptet la tUnlablag. bat Mthlag 
fatal took pteM nntll TMadar " =^ 
a muHiia waa cafladf tt ' 
tt waaMM tbM tb* 
ahonld b» MMMaC't*. " 
take or nlaeb -n 
Iowa: ^ 

That the Salea OMBpaaiy ahandoti tbfir pres- 
ent charter and apply to 11m Secrrtary of State 
for a new charter that would make them more 
of a fraternal and bi-nevolclit organisation and 
would cover ground on which the diflTcrent in* 
tercsta would meet on « more equitable footing. 
The Inanrgenla deddad hy balk>t the names of 
tba partiM to aaboUt thla to the Salea Company, 
aad who ware to'aet Is tba capacity of directors 
to tba now coopaar vblcfc tbir hoped wooM he 
fOcmsd. no namaa at ;lbaM alalwarta were 
Veaan. Oca, MeOM,- T binb oaw f, "Whjrte, Hotd^ 
and I. G. miman, of the Oolomlrta Film Com- 
pany. 

Tbls body marched to the cdices of the New 
Tork Motion Picture Company and aubmllted 
their propoattlon to the mrmbers thereof and 
the armlatlce was signed. A tentative sgree- 
menf which had been drawn up bj the InsuriEents 
wss banded to the dlrecUog powers of the Sales 
Company, who asked permission to go into ex- 
ecDtire aeaaion and they woold report. aa qnielcly 
a« poaalhla on the propoeltlaa enhmltted. After 
a wait of an boor, during which tbe buargenta 



bneed .the. heat. i the 'coaamlttao o( 

'/apmtad tbat tbay bad canfoUr, aatl- 
noa orer tba oamM 
ualltad b(y tbe aaao- 
,. wara wHifled 

witfe all aava aaa, aaaMly. IfbAMar o. — 

Ob tbia aaBomieeawt 

Aaoe. Tlie yoimc 
breach and, m a ni 
labors In the dcld oC 
iMd beea 

dramatle , 

arraigned tba 
pany. 

Mr. Wliyte'a remarks did not meet with the 
approbation of either the Sales Company or his 
own constltnents who. at first, were ready to 
Champion his cause and stood ready to defend 
him, resented Mr. Whytc's action In taking np 
the cndjels In tils own defence. HsTlng selected 
him as one of their directors, they rather in- 
ferred the right of defence r^ted upon them, 
aok accccdingly. tbey demanded the right to do 
a Uttlo ezeenttra aaaatoBbut «B tbeir own ac- 
count; with tbe nanlt tbat Ifc Wbyte la aald 
to bare nalgnd In (BTCr.4lC Mfc - Haiiy Barer, 
«( tba IfMograph Own pany, of BalUmora. 

, wttb fOrrent wlahee of 

to the aaaadated manufac- 

toran tbat tte-faOMHag ganOemen woold con- 
atttnte tbair boort •C^Dnebm: XMctl Bow- 
awn. Poweia. ' SwaaaoB. Stelner, Mllee and 
Leemmie; that tbey would comply with all the 
eondltlanf of tbe agreement and would immedi- 
ately make application to the ' Secretary of 
State. Cor e new charter, imder the new coodl- 
tlcna. It la mideratood that, under the terms 
of the agreement, the Salea Company wlU to 
the fotnre act mm a diaboraing company for each 
and an manufactnren. that remittances win be 
made to the companiea direct, that all ahlpmenta 
will he made C. O. D.. with inrlTllege of exam- 
ination. that the board of directors will consist 
of twelve — six trim each organlcatlon — and that 
a» recent agrecmoit made wltb tbe Colnmhla 
nMoosraph Oonpaair.' aoaaclitg tbe.Blaaebl eam- 
an. wm ba left to tba diaaotka of the fazloaa 
aompanlae to I -- - 

aa hidlTlduda, 
The offlcers oC _ 

^ed. the boaiA afHTattiM'to'la 
other aet. -.-r...3:k.v'!!s-'>-.-!'.v*»-,: f rji- 



ALHAMBRA THEATRE, CINCINNATI. 




MeMahon and Jacfcaon'a new gSS,000 iiidun- bmrc on West 'Fifth alteet. 



pany product* will only be handled by Iboae 
bring about a coodltlon whereby the Salea Com- 
eichanges who restrict themadras to the re- 
leasee made by It. Mr. Carl Laemmle, who la 
at nieaent abiaad, aMt • cable from Mijnic.i, as 
followa: 

"OoDgratalatlOBa. ' flaad me partlealara." 

Once more the warring elementa ba/e abated 
and tiiere is pesce in the independent camii. 
Unless some unforeseen circimistsncce mvw. ibe 
long-looked-for solotlon of the Independent prob- 
lem has been solved. 



to OUT readers. Just what will he the actual 
happenings way oat In lt«io can onl}- be sor- 
mlsed at this writing by tbe evaslTe Mexicaa 
who alwaya aaya: "Qnlen Sabet" 



NO THEATRES NEAR RESIDENCES 

Kanass City, Mo., July 2. — ^Ad ordinance baa 

been Introduced In the lower booM of tbe 
conneU, prohibiting the conatraettoi or main- 
tenance of ' bnlldlnga naad for morlng plctore 
ahowa, TaudeTlUe, alot machinea or for theat- 
rical perfotmamM of any kind If the alte of 
any such building la within 200 feet of any reel- 
dence, in all city blocka, or la blocka where 
more than half the frontage li need for resi- 
dence purposes. A One of tttm 910 to .$100 la 
ptorlded for Tlolatlon a(. tba orflaaMab The 
BMaaore was refarred ta Hw aMnittM CO pub- 
lic Impiorements. 



Mth and SacbarwaDad OD Mia Iswclited 



tagraph Company. To quote literally from It; 
"Laat TiioA<1ay fonr photographers and sasllt- 
snts from Ibe Essanay Company left Chicago 
and arrived In Reno Thursday night. They Were 
joined by tbe photographers from the otber two 
companiea and, according to plana pre-arranged 
Friday was spent In visiting the ringside and 
erecting camera atanda about the ring. Oreat 
carefulness in every detail will mark the making 
of thla big film and, though the battle may go 
forty or fifty rounds, tbe picture makers will 
cany with them enongb of the ribbon ammnni- 
Uon to keep all of tbe nine cameras grinding 
oat tba.atory from the Brat blowa of the com- 
batanta to the final kaockoot. On tbe night of 
tbe Foorth the picture makers will be hurrying 
Eatt as that as their apcelal train can carry 
them. Freparatloaa wUl be made for the devel- 
opment of the negative film Immediately opon 
the arrival of the photographers at the varlooa 
concerns and the complete negative which will 
be made of the beat parte of the film obtained 
from tbe entire nine cameraa will be need In 
making the poaltlvea of the fight film. It la ea- 
timated that over 00,000 feet of film w4Il be 
need in the making of this picture." 

By tbe time tbat this sppeara In print the 
battle and tbe actual work of taking tba moving 
plctorcs win be a matter of blatcir- Tba above 
mention la merely BMdc M tbat tba totantlbna 
«( «bMa.«h«M MK-MMfactaamba 



COLORED PHOTOGRAPHY. 

Wltb tba coming throogh tbe Cntom Boom 
of tba ant eoloc maeblnes of the nrhaa-aaalth 
KlnaMacrtoc type. It looka w U tba UoMEli 
ardMd wbn MMiad pbotograpby vUt he saea 
M an attraction at aome of the American tba- 
atrea and mnalc haUa. 

Menn. Aymar and Bacoo, of Allentown, Pa., 
are tbe peope who havel had the temerity to 
alga a ccotract with the London KlnemacOlor . 
Company, to eulolt the Urban-Smith pnceM hi 
thla conntry. ft la the Intention of thcM gen- 
tlemen for the present to content themidvea 
with Importing film from the other side, hot 
the ptocea a la anch that wbeiaver Inatallad It 
will tcqolie a ' 

they bava bean ^ 

fine of whicb ta airlva m tbIa 
the cnrrent week. 

In a talk with Mr. Aymar, be seemed very 
cnthnalastlc over the posaiblUty of Klnamacoloc 
In the United SUtcs. He said it waa the In- 
tcotlon of bis asaoclatea and himself to boUd a 
factory at Allentown for the production of col- 
ored photography, and tbat work woold be com- 
menced at a very early date. He expressed the 
idea that Kloemacolor having atarted, woold 
very rapidly replace black aad wlilte photcg- 
rapiv, aad ha aipMtid tbat bla a om pan y wonld 
have asm haatnwa etfared them than thay 
woaM ba abia to taba can 

Aaked U be had a UeaaM ftom the Patenta 
Company, Mr. Aymar aald, no, nor did ho 
expect to apply for one: that he was perfectly 
Independent of the Fatanta Company, or any 
other moving picture rganlsatlon; that tba 
KInemaeolor waa big enough and great anoogb . 
to go It alone, and these were the lines be pro- 
posed working on. 

MOVING PICTURE SHOWS GEN- 

la tbe preaeatmeat oC tta Qraad Jnry tor 
the aty of New York, which waa recently 
made public, the following crlttelam and reeom- 
mendatlona were made: In re Moving Plctnra 
Showa: "In thla connection mention ahonld be 
made of the moving picture ahows aa fomiah- 
Ing to tills claaa of persona an opportunity for 
leading Kirls Into a life of shame These ahOwa 
naturally attract large unmhers of cblldrea. aad. 
while tbe law provldea that ao child ondM tb* 
age of sixteen shsll be allowed to attend laaM 
unaccompanied by ptzaot or goardlao. It It • 
fact, as ahown by a number of arresta aad, 
convlctlona, that tba law la freqncatly Tlo- 
latrd. Evidence opoo which lodlctmenta have 
been found and coavlctloaa aobaaqMaUy aaniad 
has been Uvea, w blca|lbg»a tba t to qjlta at tba 

places, aaar '^g^M oSS Msi M m^MUbf 

■■Tbe Society for the Preventtoa «f Oraaltr 
to Cblldran bu fnmlahed alattatia abowtag 
tbat ainea Deeambar 18, IMS, tbtoty-tbraa cbmi 

of asasnlt orlgtnatad to BOrtos ^1 

in eome InataacM Iba po^alMtan 
empIoyM of tba show*. . . - . _ 

"It la act the parpoaa of tbIa zefOiaaee to 
bring an ludtetment agalnat tbe moving pictnia 
abow, which, under proper restrietloas msv be 
an important and valuable edncatlooal and ic- 
creative factor, but poaaible danget* Inhetcat 
In performances carried on In the darkness, and 
the obaervanee of safegnarda by paraatt or 
gaatdEw aad Of tba aWet. aal gi ga Mt •( t|M 
law far tba protection of aildw.* T. ... : 

FIRST RBLEAW BY CHAMMON 
FILM COMPANY. ' 



In this age of keen coopetltSoo ta tba i- 
picture field, whea taatara flima prtdoaitoata 
and arapendona aSaato am toMdoead to ersata 
aalaa. It^TalMaat a OMMNlh ttak ta pat oaa 
over that wtU naha tba teada rit ap and take 
notice, and yet, Mark If. DlttanfaM acepmplUhad 
what othera have faUed to do— reglatored a 
scoop. Mark ta the gnldlng aplrit of tbe Cham- 
pion Film Company, and if their first release. 
The Abernatby Klda to the Rescue, la an evi- 
dence of the prodneta thU energetic .cjncOT 
will torn out, Mark baa aet a pace which wUl 
require some Ull huatling on ibe part of tta 
otber manufacturers. Money waao't tbe matanai 
factor In the production of the first release. Tba 
Otaamplon Film Company haa higher thoogbta M 
view; they wanted their first film to ba a bom- 
mer. aooiethlog out of the ordlnazy and, to aay 
the leaat, they have sneceeded. The aobjact la 
aa naoaoal one, tba aaaeatlOB aad pbotoctapny 
pertMt, aad the length approximates a taoa- 
aand toot. The detalia of the film give. In bold 
relief, an cxeolleot view of the babha and mode 
of living of tbe Abemalhy Kids,' who rods 
twenty-five hundred miles on honeback to greet 
ex-Prealdent Roosevelt on hia return from 
abroad. A rcallatic scenario of weatem life haa 
been worked Into tbe flln to add iMtuaa^af 
horaemaMbb aad .doria*. ' It to . 
of a flUa >ttat " 
moner- 



MOVtNd mibtUIIB^'THKATttn' 



Bletma tbai 

ray S IM a i — . - . 

J banaM and gtva tba pnhllc a rest. 
iilU MM M Ananat U. 
MM ObMlia. Tletoria. Tezaa, haa 



nred Xveraton 



wUI daM aa tn 

toiai 

Tba L 

Tba 

bean porcbaaad by IVaak OMton. 
waa the former vmuKi . _ , „. 

Tba I^rte TbMtta. NavaMto, Vnaa. eloaed 
loM .Ml tat tba Mmmar. It wttl ba Kopoad 
SaitoMMr.S, playtas TaodavlUa aad pJcMtaa. 
Kik ft WfanTtha taoprietraaa. wltb bit 
t«» k«B. wCapiad tta aHoaMa M Iba coaat 



JULY 9, i9ia .Xlic Billboard 



26 



THI MOVINO; WCTUiil^iWOkEB. 
H« ••)!• AntanioAJSMdlau Lemon. 
Br ^•»"» vAi.TE&a. 



MOBAfc-D""' itteopt a tr«d» Witt a sua 
tmlkm with Ua haad& 



Antonio Bannano, « putMtlaile fwlt Ttodsr 

Sy ofwT Unci. SamMl, batt d.lljr latm* a 
6Hk«t ov.r a earatoUr aalected elrcolt of 

■treff*'" to XV ^ tawaxd a mora 

"SJSdlnSy^*^' Marcl-d tt. "Boriaoa 
«Sm«" colomns of tba Sunday Uaaea for 
Snal wetkii, until bla eya came In cootaet 
irtth: "For Sale, Mo»lnr Picture Parlor; proa- 
owner haa r>od reaMn for aelUiic." 
Kt tddrcaa followed. 

"Drr mmi to maka mncb moo," moacd Aa- 
tcalo- "I ao a*«." 

jOrMdy attlrtd In corduroT pantaloona and 
dooblt-breaited coat, ha donned hla cap and 
tiatrlied to Inreatlaate. ^ . 

Uoon arrtTlnf at the fiTen addrcas. he fonnd 
tha^Pleaaant Hour" In full oporaUoo. "You 
nta mora pitch to aelir* h« abooted throotb the 
Sua openlDC to the red^cket dlapenier. 

•^ouM^II hare to lea tte bcaa," anawered 
tha sam-ehawlaa maiden. 

••Xoa maka adTartlaa la 7«afday ptperr* 
Antonio oDcatloned. 

"Uti'a too ahort to read da ada In de pa- 
ena. I don't know anythla' ahoat It." 

"Din place do a Booda boalneaar* 

"I iln't allowed to know anjthln' ahoat It," 
morncd the filr one. 'Tmlk to the boaa." 

"Yoo cota boiar" ^. . . 

"OrtalnlT. Do Toa a'poae I'm workia' far 
tte weather maar* .. . . . ... 

"Too too mueh aaaa." aaM Aataolo. under hla 
ttutb. aa be atralcbtened up and looked about 
the lobbjr, Tiewtns the llthocraphle dlapUy. 

The Ctrl rapped on tba tlckat-booth window 
to ittract a (mall, l>oUow.«7«d oaa. aa ba en- 
tired tbe lobhT. It waa tba MMn laaae 
Uu-i. and aa be loaked no, tk» SBl ffalatad 

btr Index daftr ta tba ItaUaa. j^^t ';>^£J' . 



"Thrt Too want la auka a porabaaal" The 
Itallia loakid aad natwad. laaae abmnad Ua 




"I (oU 
Antonio. 

"Ton look It; but vbat do I eara. Vm Me 
ban to peel tmlL I vant to aall eat mf 
koaaeaa. Do too rant to bar Int" 

With aa alaborata fnatnro. tba ItaUaa aaked, 
"Bow mncha joa waata, anartlncl" 

"I'll aen nm OTerjtblak bat da help. Maka 
■a ah oBer.'' 

■^Boir mnchr' Bald Antoolo, holdtax op tho 
palm of hla rlttat head aad erooUog bu flnnr. 

"Dat'i what I aand. Maka pa aa a>ar. 
VlTo thouaaad, foor thooaaad Are Hlifait (Mir 
tbeuaad, thirty-alaa koaAad." 

"No aa Bnabaa" imWifl Aotoalo. 

buCe baitaMi taama vote to azelto hla 
taitoaien whlla drlnw a bamala. bat Aatoalo, 
It aa biBpaaad, waa.aat aC • aarroaa taapar- 
aajBt Ktltbar waa He eaamaad ot laofiufa 
BSStaaw'tlSf^ •* aoae-aatlo.. 

S*wUta (StpSr 
"How much OMoer baae ml raallr aat to 
MdT Do roa, hooaat <• fled, waat talNV a 
learterT If /on dot aar aai li m donli aar 
■o. I'm a boar man. l*Ta sat ta aaUaaa ay 
deor-tender for Inaeh." 

"How nucha r' acalB aikad AataaMb la a 

Da 

tar 



Woman lore, 





•tapefied maaaa 
"Aa Batk-aa 
jj« thun.. 

oa'ataa* ter Ioto, teayter. W 
■nKiaV' tatnraed Antonio. 
. "Tea talk aa mack boalneaa aa a 



itkVSak Mi kMor That m do Taat,^ 
'■Waata boa lne aa teata*,- 



faiTot. 
aaM Aatonio, 



"HaTo Toa nt an aooarT Xhafa da qoaa 
tin That I Tlik taibaadaSL" . ... 

"Uncha mon*, plenty moK^ MHi: gtaih' Saaa 
•m»i...». -"-^ alaa yaar.** - ■ ■- 

o amyttlak bwt to traUa, do Ooa 
tor twontr4M bndiad^ 
>, too anieha aMaV* laiwhad Aa- 
flaah year baak niiL I'm alUlnc 



'iMrlcauo dtaan alaa yaar." 
"I'll aen yoo amyttlak bwt to traUa, do Ooor 
twon»j4»a bndiaST' 

"Too mocha. " ^ ■ " - 
tonio "Veil. ( _ 
to conpromtie. Sbow mo yoo 
Bualnpu li bnatneaa, yoo know. I'm h«o fer 
" voBt to do Iiiiiliiii. land ao. 
Oat' f.ir eDoush. ala't ttr» • ^ 

' .^•"•.•' aald Antoala. "WW tmttNt daU'," 
MIttns up four flngara. 

xoa need a ibampoo. Too'ro craay under 
9* ot xoor hair. Poor bnadred dollaT* 

lar a moTla' picture bnalaen wid elgbty-flre 
"fta^jkajra, an' Joat 'round do comer from 
5 *••«' J ahaU aay not. I apant aeree hundred 
jjUara.T ben I tuck die place, f U aell for nine 
Madrad dollaia. Not a cent l««a." 

"Emj bDsdred." repeated Antonla 
>_ I!"?'* > too«h coatomer. Make It aeven 
■nadred. Mot a cent leaa. Now, put up or 
•hat up. 

"IX!' ■■aadnd." aaala aald Aatoalo. 
I.. J" Sf^ It,foor teadiad tltbaM.tbe (roject- 
bw naehlaa aa' bnaa talUaX J«t to alSw you 
I »ant to do ThiKrttSt?'^ ■ w aoow xou 
„, }oti taka fOnr bnadmdf* aakad Antoolo. 
placlnc hla band la hla pocket. 

t... *^ .SSf ooly to let rid of yoo." thuBdetad 
laaae. "oUe me too huadied dollaia to Mad 
de bargain." 

••Paper, contract, xecelpt," aald Antoolo, aa 
♦SentlJi. ' off lira 

~"ybat do yea Tant a paper eootract tor? 
aoura got da teater, ain't cbyou. All you 
rI5*.??.7 '» O" '••«'• >'o> aelllnk. 

■? *!*'i'»<l to (Jcith to gat rid of It." 
^ Aatoalo atood. fumLllng bla cumncy, then 
•aitRamad, How muctaa men' me makaf" 
. lOMa MiCbed for the buodred, placing It 
2L.» _J^!!!!L.«.»* anOllagly ronUad. "Bf you 
gaft got ebllblalBa U daAot before k make oat 
dejaealpt . mo Ua oommaaea vhh a baaka baak 
Ooneta de eOea. I maka for yao 



yomelf und pay It back la tba next waek. 
Oat'a eaay." 

"I maka two doll'a day sella fruit." aald 
Aatoalo. 

"Sf you don't make two dollara a day In de 
ptctu-a baalneea. sell out, dat's de best ad- 
Tlce I klo give." 

With this counael, Isaac banded over the re- 
ceipt and, demanding the balance, aa par agree- 

PIM; AT.: VrrAORAPH. 
New Tork, 7a^ 4 ( % i rtrt . ta Tba Slllboard). 



—On Satorday aftaiaoaa. My a, at »n o'doek. 
On atartcd ta the alota roam of tba American 
Tliagcapb Oompany in tbe Uortoa Building. 
nsta*B bnadiad reela of dim wela deaUoyed. 

Cbaa. A. BortOB, aa ampler e, dlaeorered the 
mo. Whan be eDtated^the room ha fonod a 
nal tt dim aUaaa. She Ore qnleUr apecad 
aad tba loam waa aooa a furnace. 

It la ballared that apootaneotw combustion 
waa the caoie of the Are. Tbe loai la estimated 
at Ottr th ooaa a d dollata. tbe greater part of 
which la to the bnndlng. , . 



CINCINNATI, O. 

Buffalo Bill Here For Four Perform 
•nooa^ July 3-4. Frank Winch and 
. Major Burke Viaitora. 

Tbe warm weatter haa beea dacldedlr beae-i 
lleUI to the parka and klndiad aoMoar aanae- 
menta, which ara now Alat aplandMlj. Boal- 
neaa ta big. ^ ' 

^^B^aio i-2!'^i^S^Si^^|«jSSUr'^^S^ow 

anborba. * ' *"* * 

rraok Wlaeh. pccaa afaal back with the ahow.' 
hurried on a (aw daya ahead of tho outot. iq 
mingle wItt frlenda la Cincinnati, and incl- 
dentally to be among bis former confreivs of 
Tbe Billboard. FVank was formerly New York 
repreaeatatlTa of Tba Billboa rd. W inch, aa 

Tialtor. 

The nippodromo closed Ita season Saturday 
QiRbt, July 2. The past term was of tbe nature 
of an experiment, and tbe management baa an- 
nounced that tbe Tentnre will be continued next 



Kryl and bis Band closed their engagement 
at the Zoo. July 2. Innea opened July 4. 

At tbe Lagoon the Berachell Mayall Stock 
Company la drawlna well, ptaytoa popolar at- 
tractlona at popnlar prlc^a. 



Coney, this week, kia Ike 
the tree attraction. Ttm tX 
from last week. 

Chester Park baa a well-balanecd tmHh 
compaDy at iu theatre. BIgle Boww ea< 
Ince are aasnmlnc tba Icadlnf tolaa. 

All the parka celebrated tbe Itartt 
blg^yrate^eal dlaplaya aad qpedal 

Emu AnkenalUer baa beea wigagid to ai 

charge of tbe boalaeia aad of tba opera 

paBT at tba Ohio Valley Ezpoaltlon. -which will 
be held August SS-Sept. 24. One of the operas 
to be pieaeated wUl be Paolatta, by Pletro Flo- 

vffalla m/^Jm ^M^amM * wa ^ a ■ ■ ^m——.^^. ^^^J 



with 



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ijce d e nagnall 
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Macblnea. geO; new, 
$100: Uodel B Oaa 
Outfit, *2S: Song Sets, fl; Odd Slldea, Oc: Orar- 
laad llTtns wagon, glCO: Kleetrle Rcdneem. SIO 
aad fis. Tor Beat--«,000 feet ot FUol fO; U;* 
000 feet. $13. WIU biv aaaeblaae. ttm. <hev 
goods, tents. H. DAVIS, Watertown, Wla. 




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• to aa 

1 Urn away wttboot It. and 

- . IB tbs nJsbt tbe ehUd coaa 

I tm ker mi. and dnda the rlsltor of 
■a before. In the drmwlnsr room. He 
. vttta Intent to commit bgrsliiry. Tbe 
>_lB Ha Innoceoee. thinks tbe man has re- 
fiir food, and gives lilin some. Tbe 
touched by the kind action, takes tbe 
and reliaqnlahes hla criminal Intentloiia. 

■OIOBINO AlfONO THE CXIFTO AND 
OOBG^^ OF TBAMCE (Sceslc; Released July 
9z IsnKtii. 815 ftet). — A ride of some miles 
abac tba Gorge de lU'Heranit, maJtlng a picture 
tt Intenst and beantr. 

~ 131IB CLINK OF GOLD (Colored Farce: Be- 
.S; lensth^^ao^feet). — Mr. Goodman 



JUT S; 

an Ma ] 



shot by tbe battt-troben wife. ' 

m TTra nasTM OF THE CZAS Rbar: n- 
leaasXnlyl3:Ieiicth. 438 feet).— ThU «■ a h a as 

- tbe city of Moscow. 




wf Sal^ ^ eee l i li ig tnm the mauled caonla 
soy little attention. Aetlng mxm the adHea 
aC a Mod. he obtains a hmg Oiled wia sman 
Mecca of metal which, ss they are shaken, sound 
Uks colas. His daoghter and her boobaiul think 
be baa come Into some more money and thelf 
bahaTlor towards him is " 
Wben tbe old man diea, 
la lead, tbey are rery i 
ttcy are left nothing. 

LIFE IN SENEGAIi AFBICA (TraTelogne: re- 
leased Joly 5; leoatb. 425 feet). — ^Tbe upeetator 
la abowB tbe ▼arlons tradesmen 
tana at wock m tMr ntbar 



«BB IMTINIUBU 8W0SD fl^aterr Drama; 
lalr i wl My I: leocth. 890 feetl.— Tbe story 
ataifa wttk tbe salt of Comt Gsnelon betas 
refus e d by Asaellea, Qneen of Catbray. wbo 
lores tbe Knisbt B^and. BolaDd. howerer, has 
been told by a soothsayer that a.i Vonit as he 
keens his heart Intact, his sword will be Inrln- 
dhle. Bnt fate is ajcalnst him. and be falla In 
lore with Angellcs. whom he Qnd^i dl'imlsed as 
a shephadeas. Oandon Interrupts them, and 

' I Balaad te flabt. Oanelon treats with 

y lasiist llaK ttrlng them ateas ot tte 
I flC las army, bat is fhand oot hy tbe 
MagBem. who informs Bolsnd. Bolsnd se- 
aaplB tbe Ouuut's chAHenre. and in the doe! he 
asataames hla adremry, bnt In the battle wbicb 
Is IbCUtht afterwards the fortrme teller's pro- 
phesy is fi3iaUed. for BoIand'B army is defeated, 
and he. himself, mortallj wonnded. He ex- 
pires blowing his tmmpet for the aaaiatance 
which anises too late. 

HUtfrS or JtKDIAEVAI. FDBTTFICATIONS 
IN RAHGS (Hlatsaleal;. iilssard Jaly »: Isw^ 




A UIUUBN nsBPBCT (Oranu; nleaae Jaly 
12: lenirth. SST feetl.— A Hindoo wrrrant la 
fascinated by the wife of Ills master. By a 
forced letter he iretB the husband oat of tbe 
booses sad then dedaren bis lore, bat is repnlsed. 
xUnttmc for rerense he p laces a snake In the 
lae of bis insster wbo^ 



HBRAN-BCUFSE. . 
(Geoise Kleine.) 

A SOEBIAM SPZ (Drama;: released Jdy 
lenclb. 688 feet).— An oOeer Is sent by Oe 
general to get Information of tbe enony'i posi- 
tion. Be la captm«d and imprisoned in the 
cellar of a coontry Inn. nie maidaerrant who 
recognizes In him an old friend, schemes for bis 
escape, wlilcb Is later effected. Tbe maid serr- 
ant is condemned to death, bnt Is aared from 
execution by the timely azriral of the friendly 
force. 

TROPICAI. JAVA OP THE SOUTH SEA IS- 
I.AND3 tEdocatlonal-, released Joly «; len^tb. 
Sa fleet).- A travel picture dealing prloelpallT 
wStb hooe life and ctntom. 

THE WlUKUll BABON AND THB PAGE 
(Drama: release Joly 13; leagtb. _BTO _feet).— 
A boy and his old matbcr. nibtilac aieauod, 
are bcsten by the lord of Aa Maasr., bat «■ 
bdK ftand by a adgbborlng aqabe^ daagbtcr 
are canled to ber home. Tbehoy tLOCacsd as i 
bar gac& Die I/ird pays eonrt to tbe lady, bat 
la sSSed. He engaged bandtta. who waylay 
aafaStae her and her maid. Tbe page, eaeap- 
%f;',aeare8 bdp. and the baron Tsnqolibed. 

THE MOONLIGBT FLTTTINO (Comedy; re- 
tease Joly 13: lenjftli. ■115 feet). — Two young 
fellows being compelled to make a hasty exit 
from their lodgings let down their _fnmitprs 
ttirongb a window. A policeman interfaea. bm 
they, with great resource, liook tbe otteer ef t ba 
law by tbe belt and haol him midway betweSB 

tbe " " ' ' *" 




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BIOGSAPH. 
'WEUT THE DAISY SAID (Comedy drama: 
release July 11: leagth. MI Ceet}^-4Iartbaaad 
- - s. are la tba dalv Md aMac 



Hilly, two sisters. 

of that Uttle myatle L. 

tiaa. ■*Dees be lose mar* Tba i 
eases •nraal" BaabMaK tba 



aty at tbe 

dalar. lUrOa baa ber fortoae told by a bsad- 

some yonag gypsy, with whom she falls la love. 
MlHy. the other slater, also visits the Nomad, 
wbo makes tbe slaters onknown rivals of each 
other for him. Martha ia tie first to discover 
Ills perfidy, bnt when be ia pnrsaed by seversl 
farm hands for bavin? atrack the girls' father, 
her an^er softens and she nrovides him with 
mesns to escspe. The gypsy gone, the girls 
return to their rustic sweethearts. 

A CHIU>-S FAITH (Drama; release Jnly 14: 
lemrtb. S8a feet).— Raslas masxiad .agalast the 

wlabes of ber father, tbe daagbtsr It 

Tea years later. 




Ha baa be- 

moDomsntsc money being his only 

thoneht- and to hoard It bis only aim. UDtil 
flnallf be sella hla borne that he may add tbe 
returns to his hoard. He moves into cheaper 
onarters. oecnpylng. altbooa^h unaware of it, a 
room directly alwre that of his own dsngbter 
sod graad-daagbtcf. He la at a loss to find a 



The "Imp" release for Monday, July 11th is going 
to makB as tiianiaidous a HtpB-imtMn^^ 
and Mowers'' picture did. ^BE^^ipVadcfwHil^ 
now. It is entitled 

'1IM HMNlPiMl^r^ Hearts" 

A snappy, dainty oomedy in which two old dufifeis 
want their son and: d8B^ter>:to''«rod, 1^ 
them with their eagemeas. Hiualfy ihe fathers 
pretend to fight and object to the wedding. And 
thai ruse works, of course. If you don't laugh 
^bea. fou see this play, you've got a heart tibat 
wouM make a cowhide: ktok-fike piii^' 
Beffn now. 

"ThtJatoMNnrOoor" 

is the name of our Thursday, July 14th, release. 
It fa a t^jnlieia ^On^ 

always packed your house, the kind you will ask 
your exchange to send back for a return date. If 
your exchange can't give you "Imp" films, it 
pn^iibfy: im't buying any kind «f iilma «jk all. 
Uthatfatfi^^cuw^fl^^ switch! 




UJIBMIBZBT ifOTnra picnrazs 

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JULY 9^ 1910L 



Xtie Billboard 



27 



ShTMt to Iki JSSSm wL Oa tba floor be- 
rid At the laiB* momtBt tS* old ous lo r*- 
ft to f«ll. »tTttlii« tb* tacjac* b|gow 



KDISON. 

THE TALE OF TWO COATS (Cm*^; t»- 
lM«fil Ju'T 8: lenitli. «S fe»t).— A tall, ,CX- 
tremrlT (lender and anciair bat dlcnlM eiUaM 
ttDii • mrtKSger boj wltb lnjtraetleaa to 
take bl> 'ult cue eootalalas him dzaa* aolt to 
tbe hotel, which u to b* tf* Kooa of • baa- 
met. A fit, ]oilr tad v«y aumrnw Uttto ctack 

hii bis nit cu* checked to ■ ■■ b Bi t oo knoo 
b, me.«i of m mmm fcy. . n o fc M — 1» My 
•nit f«ie», wMA ooo M*Btl»l tnaapouuMO. 
■bed an. nt MHtt li tko tan. rtwfir Mtow 



ssiroT lOoMdr: lo- 

feMN Mr *: Cwtl.— Oada bu 
(MM to TWt Ma acpbfw, «ko haa ft 

aarrled. Bdait wttbont ■ cook, tbo roosc wtf* 
eoBwaU to pur the part. Slw uoamca tbo 
nl« to well that nncla wants to nca<* bar. 
sot knowlDs that ttt la tbe wire of bla 
Kpbew and the cM to wbocn be objected aa a 
fflemiMT ot tbe famUr. Sba flaallj coutn a t i tbo 
(ifceptlon. bat olten to BOko ■■aode la the 
iveetest vaj pocalbl»>-«^ kMM ■■Ml»_|Mi 
the kiss he moat (MflM Wt^mt, tm. OMa 
rvadllr coosents. 

A WIRELESS BOICANCa (Dtama; tdcaaed 
Jul; 8: leoftb, 096 feet).— 1 lore atorr ta 
wbleb tbe wlteicea t« pat lata play. A ' 
at aae liiloiao two yacbta ts aao aC tb 



iiCBm. 

HIS CHILD CAFTITB (Dfaaa: niaaaad Jaly 
4; leasth, 930 feet).— Lewicaeo tH. a 

praaperooa banker, baa aettlcd down to a Ufa 
ot domeatlcltj, aod baa almoat eatbolr foeset- 
ttn the wild oata daya, wbea a note ceaca 
from Era Labdan. aa actreea. wbo ^«»«"*t tbat 
her old friend Tistt ber. Deaptto bla reaolre oat 
to go he Tlalta her and tbea promlaea to eleoe. 
He retnma to hla borne late tbat al^t for Im- 
portint papeiB. and his Uttia Bco, nlclmiaed 
Bfdakla. ewtnria blm and l e atut ta bim to kla 



tram the nab of work la tko afleo. writsa 

his flioree. asklaa tbat a wtpe be a aat blm aom- 
moolhg him to tbe bedalda of bla dTtas ilitar. 
This la done, aad raidle eraltaatlr ania traai 
the offlee. off to tbe eooatiT. Be la bevlaa a 
corklsK good time wbea a wire co rn ea fnm tke 
boaa that he la atopplac off to see FlerdSe aad 
tbe ilcfc alater— aad rerdle aOTcr bad a alatrr. 
let alaae a aiek ooe. Bla aueae'e bretbcr 
dieted tbe deter. Far a ttae all 




smo, 

THE RED MAN'S WAT (Oraoaa: lalaaaad 
Jnl7 7: leacth. I.OOO feet).— Aa ladtaa farmer 
aad hla mU» protect aad aecrcta t gambler who 
bea lajurcd a eewbar ta a fl^t oter a gaae 
et rarda. The caablar lepaja tbo ladlan tj 
ateallac tbe affeettaaa of kla wU*. • luitltbl 
Indian weeua of ef«bt»ea The toMaa ~ 

to ciTC toe maw ta tke laMkiar. kat 

their chnd. flee Tcaia later tko gamttm U a 
eosdrmed dmkaid. whlla tbe eqaaw, 
allow, neglect and bardablp. U trlam. 
dlaa learns of thia aad wiaaka kla ^ 
la tbe red man's way. 

THP SHERIFF fDrama; ralceae July 14; 
length. 730 feet).— Ta«s Lawtoa and Joha Ka- 
aoo were rlral candidates tor odice of cooatj 
aherlir. The election was near at hand, aad 
excllemnt plentlfnl. Maaoo wsa la Iot* wltb 
bawtoQ'a aUter. bat tbe feeliac exljtlac bo- 
Iweea tbe two meo rendered tbelr ouirlaae 
ISPOMlNe. Wbea tbe rotes were eooated Jofaa 



waa elected. Lawtoa bccooes InrolTod In 
OMHo aad a wairaat for bla arrest U placed 
m tbe baada of Ifatfla. wbo aow ataaoa bo- 
tween lore aad doty. For tbo aaco et the (trt 

be lorea be permits Uaaaa ta aaer" " 

withont lis atteiglamriita** aai 



A nnNTue 

It: lesftb, am 

worthy ^ 

Slaty." 




TBB BUNAWAT DOO (Oomedy: releand 

Aly 4: leagtb 881 feet) Jooaa baa porekaaod 

adog. which soddcaly yearns for Its old awetar. 
aad with a sDddea daab dies off at a beadloBC 
IMe. tbe nafortaaale Jooea betas draned along 
n hla wake. Down (oea erecybody with whoa 
'ooea comes In contact, wltb a reoolt tbat be ta 
belabored wbea bla yuLWiie copttro blm. 

THB HHINB FEOK OOLOONB TO BINGKN 

tacenlc: released Joly 4; la^tb BK feet) A 

eeenic pictnre abowinc craadeor of aeeaery, tbe 
am of the Ttaeyarda. aad tbe awe Umpired 
mm tbe grim caaOeo Hgh apoa fnnralac craga. 

•"'Otemi (Dtama: tdeoaed 
Jaly 6: lM«tk MS Ibat). Aa «t OB tkat de- 



^^ X Sales Company Annoimces 

THE GRANDEST PR^ 

OF MOVmC ncniRE RELEASES V 

IN ALL THE WORLD 



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ATUS 
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IMP 

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POWERS 



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pendent FOni MiunifiMstiinn and tin National IndependeBi^ 
Alliance are now acting as ONE^ .hai^Bg Ixiried aU ^cranc^ 
that insures complete satisfaction for every Independent exhibitor, ex- 
change and pianufacturer. ANY or ALL of the above named brands of 
Idm aM available aftei^ Jiity ISlii to AM* eonftuigBB ii^l^^ 
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acti(A ia for the general good of the Indqpendenft ^anae^ put- youriahoulder 
to the wfaed and— fae^ push. 



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JULY 9, 19ia 



SUM MER R INKS 

Thiii^List Includes the Greatest Number of Rinks That Will 
Operate During the Summer Months. Additions and Correc- 
tions Will Be Made, and Published in Subsequent Numbers 



' *. ■Mm tbat do not play 
*T./ni«u« 

•An^lnula— miiJby» SkatlDj Blnk, B. r. 

WWdby. mgr. 
Oadadcn — Emiott Park Rink. Cbaa. ZcU. mgr. 
•N«w Decatnr— COUco Blnk. SccaaA ai 

Wm. Scanun, 



Second and 



Wwtii ITiJulli Blnk: B. B. GiziliOD, 

Hot Springs— 6Uoi>: Bob Pilo, mgr. 

fT aT.rF nTfyna 

-Botanda Blnk; Jaa. Eenu, msr. 
ilt» liiJItiiTlnni Biak. Dnlianilr 



Ckleo- 



•Bonlder— AiMir, tM Pearl Bt. 

mgr. 

•DeoTei 

•WltB CI 
t« Junta — 1 
uux, mgr< 

JfODta Vbta- 

•Pmlilo— Mtamcqna 

UcQoUIao. mgr. _ 

COHSXCnCTTT 
•BildKepart — Steeplccluse Islimd; Paul BoTton. 
*Paxk atj Blnk; Edwards and DI- 




•Bartfoia— rark Gadaik SI Xlm at.jJaa. B. 

Clarkla. mgr. — •Leo grating Blnk. 28S nank- 

Un at.: X. Oamean, mgr. 
•Soatli Norwalk— Andltorlmn Blnk. N. Main at.; 

Wm. Kaah. mgr. — Botoa Point Blnk. SotoD 

Point; Boton Point Amnaement Co., mgra. 

OEIAWABE 
■WUadngtoi— Bamdjwlne Spdngs; Leonard Har 



-inaUaigta Blnk. «k and WaAiagtan 
• Tamt and Taaht; awa. 

- Band Park uS: U a. Noble, 

Bigr. 

Kokomo— Park Blnk, AtUetle Park: John Treca, 
mgr. 

Porte — CoUaenm, Mtck are.; C. J. Sbaffer, 
mgr. 

moncle — Wcalalde Park Blnk; Bay Androws, 
mgr. — *p«tty'a tadltertm. Bar Aadrawa. 



Bofth TIk bL; Oim Gair, 




Blnk: 



tti n. Ar- 

S6th Beglment 



CUnlon — Meaj 

nold. mgr. 
■Fort Dodge — Wlldwood 

Band. mgn. 
•Port Madison — Parne's Hall. 2602 Santa Pr 

are.; F. P. Dodge, mgr. 
Hanhalltows— TlctotU Blnk. 
Oakalooaa— Xaran, Wm. H. Oroea. Bgc— Okn- 
lak:^." - 



Fall 
mgr. 

•Worcester — Woodland,' 
le7, mgr. — Lincoln 
R. a. Co., mgra. 



H. WHiCcr at.i Sag Bc oo ka i 

mgr. 

Bay City— Market Blnk, Wsshlngtoo ave. and 
Second at. 

Owoaso — CoUsenm, W. Alain St.; B. W. Baarda- 

ley, mgr. 

Sanlt Ste. Marie— Bldca St. Bilk. BHia .at. 
Geo. Camb, mgr. 




•Canton- 
mgr. 

Colambos— OaMr 

Marx, mgr. 
•CarroUton— Bronralea Blak. 8. Mate at.1 

Brownie, mgr. 
•KlASTlIle — Elite Roller Rink; George ^f'^ 
mgr. 

•SadaUa— Ubcrty Park Blak; Hotaca B. Soia- 



•Nehraska CUw'Si 

B. etn at.: 2. t. i 
•Norfolk— Blak. 4«k 




SEW JESSET 
Atlintle City— Tomig'B Pier Blnk, Boardwalk 
and Tennessee an.: W. E. Shaeklef ' 
— Tonngia New nar Blnk, Baaidi 
Ailtawwa a«a.: J«ta b-Ti — 



WALNUT Cr. THKATRB. PHILADELPHIA. 




■noouBrnre— Neera Blnk, Madison Bt; Bay 
DaTenport, mgr. 



at: a 



DasTlIle— CoUaenm. IB Sooth Ts. 

Wortliam, mgr. 
•Deeator — Pre etirtsn d 
Ed. Baker, mgr. 

-HaK8. B. .« 

Btak. maa 




■nmrair a 

Angola — Brokaw Blnk, 104 lUannwe St.; 



Brokaw. mgr. 
■CoonetSTinc 

Andrew, mgr. 
■Pt Wayne-^PrlaeaaB, e 

ata.; D. Bdart, mgr. 



loe 



Andltndaa, W. m at.; O. H. 



SENATOR FRANK L. GLOTZBACH. 




The abore Is a splendid likeness of Senator 
Frank L. Olotsbtcb, chairman of the Committee 
on Celebratloo beld In Fnlbiiilt, Mlimcsata. 
on July 4. under the ansplees of Farlbanlt 
I'odge. No. HOB. B. P. O. Elka. This la not 
tbe Oiat time that tto Staatac baa acmd la 
la - - - 



la • 




The oMeat theatre In America itui In nze aa inch. 



SloDZ city — Princess. 5th and Jackaan ats.; 



Aba< 



; 0. W. fnkar. 



•Colnmbna — Colnnlnis Rink; 1,. Haley, 

Bmparia— Blnk, 614 Market at.; NIekler and 

Boberts. mgn. 
•Holton— Kenna Blak. «20 Saat FUtfe at.; Bctt 

Senna, mgr. ^ 
Independence — Aatiiaclam; WMMbcMb ■t.1; Bea 

Sdmon, mgr. 
Iaaniit> tudltotftnn: Soxman and Hyre, mgra. 
Taaieuauitli CoUaenm Blnk, 58 Oak St.; Carl 

Meadag, mgr. — Hippodrome. 6tb and DaL 

ata.; Csri Menslag. mgr. 
Ottowa — Creacent Blnk, 4tta and Mala ata.: Car^ 

penter and Miller, mgm. 
Parsons— Syadleata. tKk wmt Vtmtmtg. L U 

J<^msott, mgl^ ■. '. . - ^ * . 
•Plttsbnrg-^fik. Mk gat ata lla.: -!. B. Dd- 

amater. 0047* 

Sallna— Brewer Blnk, North Santope at.; U H. 
Brewer, mgr. 

Topeka — Mnsic Hs31 Blnk, Qnlncy, between Sth 
«sd 9tb Bts. ; Cbas. Steinberg, mgr. — •Vine- 
wood Park Blnk, Cbaa. Stelnlmrg, mgr. 

WlnOdd— Andltarlnm. 2Z0 W. lOth are.: A. J. 



North Bergen— Scfantien Paik Blnk: S. 8. Weill, 
mgr. 



•OIcott-JRfalto Blnk. 
•Schenectady — Lona Park Blnk. 
Troy- Benaselaer Park; W. B. Sehwarts, mgr. 
C Hca Little eaney lalaad Blak. Uttle Ceoey 



CyntUana— MalOcB OttT 

Pohitdexter Baa^- 

OsnTiUe— CrlacMii 
meat Co., mgta. 

l^e Charles— SbCB Biatk 
Charles St. By. Co., flWI, 
New Orleana — St. CharlcsMafe; 
at.; M. Iseman, mgr. ' 



at.: 



I«ks 




1—4 B,- U. 



Braddock— Braddoek Chalno, Bnddoek Hdgbts; 

A. B. Stone. 12 B. TUrd at., Trcdcriek, Ud. 
Combeiland — Menyland. Otb and Center ata.; 

Wm. McCarthy, mgr. 
IMeifek— Olamoad Bbik, W. 4th gL; W. I. 



wiBwrJw ' 

Ch a r l ot te A ad H ortam. ear. Sth aad GMlege ata.; 

T. J. W. Brown, mgr. 
•Cbb uhJ A imetT Blak. 83 S. nalon at.; P. T. 

MeConoen, mgr. 

OHIO 

AUlanee— Alliance Blak, Piagmt at.: W. Mor- 
gan, mgr. 

Caaal Dortr^Bdhg BHfc- tmm^ abi 'MiMaa 

BcUcr, aur. 
ColiiiiiWa Oailth'a 




Dayton— Lakcslae 
mgr. 

Jaeksoo— Crescent Blnk, Main St.; F. A. But, 
mgr. 

Lima — McCotlongb. Jefferson and Pearl ata.; 

M. McCbllongb, mgr. — •Borer Park Blnk; 

James OOIeqile, mgr. 
•Uabon — Bon away Blnk: Bobt. Plero, mgr. 
•ManadcliI— CulDo Blnk. W. 4tb at.; Tlu 

B(A>ertj, mgr 
•MarletU— Thomiley Blnk, 8d at.; WlBird 

Thonilley, mgr. 
•Napoleon — Napolaon Blak, Mala at.; 3. M. 

Bdger, mgr. 
•Newark— Bockcya Lite Bilk: BMfcV* Lake 

Park Co.. mo^ " ■ 
•Portsmontb— MUllngk BMi; ' - Saaooi ■ D. 

York, mgr. 

•Salem— Globe Blnk, Dry st.; Cbaa. Trotter, 
-mgr. 

Blnk. B. North at.; M. B. 




OBxaov 

Biposltlon Blnk, 
I l»tb and 30lh: Wb>. B. 



BeiTcr Falls— ColUenm, Tth st. ud dtfa are • 
Hleka Bros., mgra. °' 

•Xaaton— BoshklU Park Blnk; Lee Phillips, mar 

JohaatowB— Lnna Park Blnk, Bozbnry Amue- 
ment 0>„ mgra. 

•Lraeastor— People^ Park Blak: J. B. Peo- 
Vt^SS^llSt^ Bgataga Caifc Blak. H. a. 

«I<a lB tow k a S ia h am Paxk. 8. Hala at.; O. O. 
Orter. mgr. 

Shamokln — Edgeirood Park; J. J. Forsyth*, 
mgr. 

•Tamaana — Walker's Blnk; Geo. LeBoy Walker, 
mgr. — MsDllIa GrOTe Park Bisk; J. D. Holt, 
mgr. 

TltoaTlIle — Tbe Grand, W. WaiUactaa at.: W. 
B. Ocoo, aagr. 

jg.. ^ 

I at.: A. P. Hm- 

TaA Banwaya 

€M«OT.T¥A 

Blak. Mala at: Ltar 

Wa Park, Mate at; & 1^ 





W. state St.; M. C. Me- 
BU BedcUhelmcr, mgr. 



W. 7th St.; Fred OaTlaa. 



Henrietta— Maple 
^ooatsB— Caatno 




mgr. 

Pnrnsm Tndtss Blak: O. H. Jndlas, mgr. 
SmlthTlUe Blnk: M. B. Har^. mgr. 
•Tletoila— Tletona Blnk, WSQlams St.; Josepb 
BaUcy, mgr. 

VXkOINIA 

Fttat Boyal— Opdlkc'a Blak. Mala at: a B. 
Updlka. >»•• 

BlSmaal , 




WAsnnroTOB 

•Bellloghaffl — Fairyland. Garden aad Holly ata.; 

J. B. Pregmore. mgr. 
•Scatue— Mammoth. 4th aad Seneca ata.; H. O. 




Appleton— WaTerly Blnk; Steldel Broa.. mcffc- 
Belolt — Broad St Blnk, 420 Broad St.; La* 

I.argent, mgr. 

WZOMIBQ 

Clieyenn* — Pioneer Blak; A. D. Pztee, 



CalsmiT, Altm. — Sherman's Blak. ITIh 

Center at.; W. B. "' 

Montreal, Que. — Sti 
loth STV.; A. 
Gantbler, mgr. 
Peterboroogh, Ont. — Brock Street Blnk, Brack 
St.; Brock Street Blnk Co., mgts.— Aodlta- 
rlnm, Geone at.; Oeae Hortablse. mgr. 

•St. Jeha, flT r ' • — ^ 

B; 
St. Tb 



4raBila 



ChttTott* at; 

_ , MMealf at; 8. 

James, mgr. 
•Sherbrooke, Qoe.— Stadlnm, Welllngtaa at; laa. 

Ganthler, mgr. 
Stratford, Oot— Stratford Blnk. Waterloo at; 

J. A, StTldsoo, mgr. 
Totrmto. Ont. — Rirerdale Blnk. BroadTlaw sT*.; 
C. W. Smith, mgr.— Padndala Blak. Omiraa 

ar*.; Tni H. toaa. mmt^ ■ • ' 

Woodstock. Ont-^Saatsihav 'WUkt -W, t,' 
irtnnej, mgr. 



For 8a la, Gavlell46-koyOrgan[wttli Mualo 

Two black tents, complete, extra heaTT, Used. 
Ferrla wheel, 45 ft, 10 sesta, steel, roUer bear- 
ings. One Edison ooe-pln type B., Lobln. 
Power msf^lnes. W^OOO ft mm at one ceat 
^ MM; aa,MW tt. aim at two cents |>er foot 
iM B gaa aachlMS taaifet aad aold. Ediaoa 
aad Lowaa eveat aavaia at half price. Paths 
h. c Paastoe Play for rent or aale. Chemicals 
for gaa machines. BEST FILM SBBVICB, 
CHEAP. Send atamp for BIO list DIZIB 
FIIM EXCEANGB. 609 W. 4th St., Owena- 
boro. Ey. 



FOB SALE, TEST— Complete. 86x70. doable 
black top, 10 ft aide walla, all good as new; 

Z 1 ■ ~ 



msjqnecs, aceaery, sUge. M. P. ms- 
chlne booth. One OolamhBB piano, folding chain, 

■ ^ - - .- ^ijeijje ^ 

Me. Cm tt 



Oaaket of S Mezlcaa Ma 

1400 takes It sll; coat <1,200 new. Caaraa wUl 
laat sereral yeara. Slcknesa tbe eanae of eeU- 

Inc. I>on't write TzdeM yon m«an boatDcM and 
want a ta-iiln. EUGENE M. PEEL.MA>', (508 
Central Ave., Clccinnatl, O. 



FIRST-CLASS, NEW 

T H EAT R E 
Ta Lmm for 10 Years 

SeaUsz 1,600 in one of tbe best cities in the 
state of Pemuylvania. Population 76,000. 
Sunday shows. Will rent for 

UKip, rims INI mam. 

■Mriiiila''pdiMrtM. 'Wai^ good 
- leqMMiaifale portiea. Addros, 

B. A., eara If Bfflbtari, 1441 Bnidtij, I. T. 



FOB BALB.T-Bra]id 

M. P. lUAlaat has 



mrw Imp. BO. . Br. 



' JULY 9, 19ia 



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29 



AIR DOME L IST 

Compendium of Information Concerning Airdomes Thnngh- 
ont the Countiy. Tliis List Will Be Augoiaited and Cor- 
nctod wad -hom pw» tp TIiim: wdl i^paar in Subeequent 



AI.ABAKA 

nuMMir uat cooMT, mgt 

OtMra— Alrdome; J. B. arlTCitcr, mfr.— 
Amaaa Alrdomfl; J. BoMDbaam, mgr.; Tin- 
dcTllle and plctnm: Ullt Coofwr Cirralt. 
Brntrrlllc — Tb«»torlHni. Coco Herbert, mft. — 

Alrdome. Coco Herbert, Off. 
H^IIt—Skjdome. M. UcOermott, mcr.; pl>7i 
■ ■MjgTllli and musical eomady; MocTla Clr- 

n Pajk Alrtome; fin*- ' ~ 

hi* Circuit. ' ' 

ARIZOVA 

jie, QaJaa Broa., ■pi.t 

) Mi |ictu«a: book direct. . 



D. Bowers, 




Raiaell, mgr.; plars 



, car 

mtt, - DminlmJ All 
aar.: motloo pictures. 
IMt Bnltb— LttIc. W. B 
Tanderllle. 

Bot Springs — Alrdome, J. Prank Head, msr. ; 
pla;< repertoire and musical comedy: SoDth 
Tester!) Alrdooie Circuit. 

Uttle Bock— Atrdome. J. Rraok Head, mrr.; 
pliys stock and mnlMl eomedy. — Dclmar Air- 
dome, lack Uentoa. ogr.; pUyi TinderlUe.— 
FDcnt Park AlidoM. A. StivmU. osr.: ptaja 
Meek. 

■aneiimi*— CM*MBt Abdamc. Batte m 
en. prop*.; B. H. BaUcr. mgr.: plays 

Tllle aod stock; books direct. 

OAUFOBVIA 

aico— Broadiraj Alrdomo, Howard atMnwcn. 
mgr.; plars randcTllIe and pic t u r e s ; booked 
bj Bert Lerey, Saa Francisco. — Iris Abdome, 
Fled Wocrall. ngr.; pUys TsodarlUa sad pic- 
~ ~ I by Barsa, Baa rraneiaeo. 

w. ««s 5roatta, mgct playa 




Maoltrie-nDlxle Uli 
plays TtodeTlUe. 
BaTannah — Btppodrome, Frank and Hubert Ban- 
dy, mgrs.; plays TanderUle. 
nooasTine— CaBoeta O. B. Cooners, 

mgr.; plays *aadafnB'«B<l ilelSaK Saotbem 

ctamt.— turtle 
picture*. 

Boise— Rlrertlde Park 
arr.; plays stock. 

TT.T.TWnTII 

Altos— Tbe Alrdome. Wm. SaoTsge. mgr.; Tsn- 
derllle, repertoire aad baada; WaMeim Tao- 
denne Asia, books vaMnn^-., 
B aS Tn iia— Dreamland AMiM«:.&T'e. 
pictQiea* 




ind 



Herlngli 
plays 
eat. 

Hntehiaaon — Alrdome, Hoy Crawford, mgr.. 
PUm atock; Boy Crawford Clrcnlt.— RlTerslde 
3LW0«j^^. O, B«:k. mgr.; play. raudeylU, 

ladepoadaace-^Alrdaoe. C. XT. Doran. mgr.. 
PU^ atock: Ball. Olendort and Ballard Clz- 

Jnaette CMr— Atadona. b 

plays stock: Boy Crawford 

btwnuca Alrdomo, Carpenter A 3ira«r. mgrs.; 
- vlays atock; Boy Crawrord Clrcnlt. 
IMraBwortb — People's Sommer Theatre, U. J. 

Lester KMMb Mfct 

TlUa. J 7^ 
UaabattaB--AMaaae; J. A. Backmao. mgr.: 
.,plV» atack; Bar Crawford Qrcnlt. 
McPb wa ea A Woait. O. J. BnltqaUt, mgr.: 

vaaderllle and pictures: Olaaa CIrCBlt. 
Newton— .Newton Alrdome. B. P. DaWalt. mgr.; 

pisxa repertoire; Crawford Cfrealt. 
OtUwa— Alrdome. Ulller and Csrpenter. mgrs.; 

pisys stock; Boy Crawford Circuit. 
Plttsborg — Alrdome, W. W. Bell, mgr.: esode- 

Tllle and atock; Bell-OIeodort aad Ballaid 

Clrcnlt. 

Sallna— Alrdome. J. F. Dodsoa. agr.: llBJS 
stock; Roy Crawford Circuit. 

1— Abdome. Boy Crawford, mgr.; stock; 
Crawford Clrcnlt. 

'WdllngtOB Alrdome. W. R. Sst- 
: plays dieferent dasns of attrae- 



plays 



Jr., -mgr.; 



age, 

tloos. 

Wlnfleld — Alrdodie, Oeo. O. Gary, 

stock; Boy Crawford Circuit. 

JUmXOOXY 
LonlSflUe — Grand. Oeoi, CuacadeD. 

idetmca. 
Wlaebcstei^^Aadltartasa. Beobee 

pIsys TandCTllle: booked by €as Sdb. 

zonauvA 

New Orleans— Talaaa^ A. Dnnolng, mgr.: rande- 
Tllle and pletoica. — ^Andnbos, W. Streetly, 
mgr.; randerllle and pictures. — Congress. J. 
ScaUy, mgr.; TaaderUIe and pictures. — City 
Park, E. NigbtbesTt. mgr.: TaodeTllle and 
pfctnrea. 



B. B. leers. 



OKLAHOXA 
Ardmoro— ;Alrdoino Theatre, Frank Boblnsoo, 



mgr.; pisya stock. 
BartlesTllls— OUab Alrdome. 



W. FUaa, 



joba 

mgr.; plus lepertolrs aad mosT 
CpUsenm Boot Oardco, Joha W, 
plays TSodCTllle and pietorcs. 
Hartabome — ^Alrdome. Harrison 
■mgrs.; plays repertoire. 
McAlester— Star Alrdome, A. B. Estes, mgr.; 
plays musical comedy and stock.— Ijike Park 
Aiidome, A. B. Estes. acr.: Dlan 
comedy and stock. • • _ 
Mnskogee — I,yrlc AlrdOB^ BMB BSbMBML 

plays Tsmterllle. 
Nowata— ElNtrlc. H. B. Mesbcr. mgr.; 

Taadcrnie; booked by Ted Sparka.---3tar. 

Woods,, m^.; booked tr raadcTflle; Itaakel 
ageata. 



THS BOASKAS'S OTTTDE, or Bow to Mako 
Money. New book o( over 100 ways, plans and 
schemes to make mooey easy and qnlck, at 
fairs, picnics and big crowds wltb smasement 
game*, stands, etc. Write for free descrlptlee 
elrcBlsr. JNO. POUaABD, Bos 231. Joplia. MOb 



Tba 





A. Brlssenden, 



mgr.; plays TsnderUIe: bMta^kcet. 
KFvaaee— Kewanee Alrdome, • W. H. bter, 

mgr.: plajs stock. 
UoliDe— Altdoeie. B. A. Bafllal MB^t plays 

stock; books direct,' — t-« 
Rockfotd— Tbe »liilei.' 

■rietncs and sonics. 
B aBk j jaad — Alrdome, B. Taylor, Wtt.1 plays 

nmiAHA 

Bloomlngtoo— WloBderland. W 
mgr.; atock. 

ttswfstdsTllle— The Priaeess. Geo. R. White. 
npBtoIre, maaleal comedy and tsq' 
" direct. 

Jie. Ktefer. Mewkirk aad Smith. 
. : John D. KIcfer. mgr. 

Wayne— Majestle Atrdonw. 

mgr.: plars Taaderine; booked 1* 1 1 ii sb Wast> 
era Tssderllle Uaaagera' Ana. 
rrsnkfort— Tbe FsmUy, Ed. N. Thaeker. mgr.; 
TiodeTlIIe and plctorea: books direct. 

.^y** — The Alrdome: Ony Benaatlnim, mgr.; 
pictores. 

^'!S^ —r-J*>» Alrdome, Ftaok Oreea. mgr.; 



AtlasUc-Olyaple. F. J." 
•lock. Tends ink aai 

_«lrect. 

CUstoo — ^AMiaa. O. ■ 
Mock. ^ ■ 

0*ir Bsplas-Tbe Alrdome, Hugo aad Collier, 
iJI2I!J-."°fS. »sndeTllle. 
■•^f"— Atodome; a Kladt. avp.; »Iay* 

Doboqoe-^IlM AMaw 
_Plsys stodL 

'ort podge— WDdwood 

Band mgrs.; plays stack aii 

■^Osk_coo„t Alrdome, U P. Prtammsa. 
— mgr.: pisya TaadariUe. 

Jioderme; booked fhmgh SalUTuT* (SIS- 




^-__a^-^Jrda«a. Geo. G. Gary. mgr. 
a4iSC!!?.*v*W ttswfoed Ctrcalt. 

aneatre; B. T. Onlaler mmr « • 
PsSdint. ""d moTlag plctoieat 




H. flfemp, 



Btloxl — ^Alrdome, Ijew Boee, mgr.; playa Taade> 

TlUe; booked by WniUms'Kaehle. 
Corinth — Dixie Alrdome, T. C. Morpby. mgr. 

TanderHle and pletoiea. 
Jsekseo— Oem^Bn. Biatbciiae Woodford, 



TtUe. 



Carthage— I,yrlc A ttd ease . 

mgr.; plays stock. 
CartoUton— Kelly'a Alrdome, 

mgr.; playa atock. 
DeSoto — ^Alrdome, G. B. Bamel. 



nlays pletnrcs. 
Ccunmbla — Alrdome, B. 



Geo. N. Kelly, 



jr., mgr. 



B. EsttCB, mgr.; 
B. Wsterman, 



playa 

mgr.; 



stock.— Alrdome, 
plays stock. 

JopUn— Lyric Alrdou*. Ctiss. H. Bodkins, mgr.; 

plays Tsnderllle; Bodklaa Clrcnlt. 
KlrksTlUe— Bag— AWnan. H. 8. Svaacy. 



stock. 

St Joseph— Alrdome. C. V. Pbllley, mgr., 
plays stock. 

St. Loola — Bell Theatre Alrdome, M. J. Oalla- 

gber, mgr.; plays TaodeTllle ; books direct. 
Sedalta— Alrdome. Geo. F. Ball, mgr.: playa 
Bcll-01»dorf-Ballaid Clrcalt.— CiTBtal 
k Jas. A. Capea, mgr.; (Mkm aad 



mmmt 
a a 




Bea W i. « Btat Thaatsa. 
playa dUtnat daaaM 

^•araey — AlrdsiBC. J. P. 
Uaeola — Capital Beaeb. 
Diaya TaodarUle, 

»- 



Uaiea Bill — ^Alrdome: playa stock, 
aattsaberg— WoodcUtt A ' — 

Hsdlsoo, BVI%1 play* ^ 
North Bertea— wein'a I 

mgr.: TsaderlUa. 

SOBXB OABOUVA 

AlidoiM. t. Sat* Powdl, 

OHIO 

DsTsr— Plka AMoas, J. B. 

i pboa Taaderllla; booked by Ona Saa. 

Laaeaatap-^^rlc Alrdome, W. Mala aCt O. B. 

Smith, oigr.; plays stock. ' 
tJma — ^HoTsr Park Alrdome. IK ' JL. O^OHBrti* 

mMT.; stock aad randeTllle. 
Lisbon — Alrdome. L. H. Ulller, mgr.; pIsys Tao- 
deTllle aad pictores. 
NelsoeTllle — Alrdome. W. B. Batch, mgr.; playa 

TandeTllle. -■ i_. 

New Phlladaipkte-aiMadnaik K A. Mttr, 

mgr.; playa l a a d ailBa. 
Springfield — Qr^T Oroee AlidooM. Bmer Re- 
deUe, mgr.; playa Taodsrlna; booked by Gas 

TThrichsTlIIe— Krapps' Air Dosie. Wte, 
Bsgr.; plus TSadeTlUe: booked br Ous 

Taa Wert— 4be Alrdome, naak A. nalsr, mgr.; 
plsya Tsodertlle and ptetniaa: beaka ladepead- 
ont. 

ZaacsTllle— The Atrdome. F. O. Stsreaa. mgr.; 
figja taadarlOg; beeka tadapwdMt 



FEHBBTITABIA 

Franklin— Orpheum Theatre. Brown and Dion, 
mgrs.; plays TaodeTllle: booked by Goa Smi. 
—ftattee Theatre. ZeUter aad Smith, mgrs.: 
fdaya aMriag pictures, 
nmatna— Hippodrome. Cbila Peteraoa. mgr.; 

plays TandeTllle and plctorea. 
PIttsbnrg — Sootbem, Folack Bros,, mgis.; Tsa- 
derllle and mnsica] comedy: Polack Clrcnlt. — 
Kennywood Park, Polaek Bros, mgrs.; plays 
spectacQlar ont-door acts; Polsck Clrcnlt. 
Wllkloabors — Wllklnsborg Alrdome. F. Jooes, 
playa Tsodernie; booked by Qns Son. 
lB>— WUmerdlng Alrdome. J. Abrai 
I S&ya TandeTllle; booked by PolaCk. 
BOTTTH CABOLUTA 
CharlestOD— Alrdome, Mattbewa and Smith, 

mgra.; plays stock. 
Colombia— Grand Tbeatre. .Car] Dareoport. mgr. 
plays TsodeTllIe and pictores. — ^Lyrtc; plays 
TsndeTOle and pictures. 
Spartanburg— Liberty St. Alrdome. J. W. I^nch. 
mgr.; plays TanderlUe; books I ~ ' 

SOTTTH DAKOXA 
Aberdeen — Bnnyan's Roof Oaalsa, A. b 
mgr.; plays TaodatUla -aad 
City. D. S. Cnlbagt. saasi; 

sets, pictures. 
Stooz FUls— Alrdome; plays 

TEBNES8£S 
Bristol — ^Alrdome. John C. 
comedy, stock and tuvt 
books TaodeTllle, and 
booked ladependently. 
Ma^blOla-^lidome, Olendale 

mOTlDg plctnitg. 




BewaUi it tidiaaa, J» A. Ortt, mgt.t plays ple- 
O.. S, Tbn^aaa, mgr. ; plays 



TanderlUa and pletnrcs.— Oixlo. Lester Car- 

mldiael. mgr.; tuays TandSTlUe and pictures. 
Browawood — The Altdomei E. U Greea sad B. 

W. BartyaiaB. 
Clebano-^AMaa 
Olebums— BMOtf 

mgrs. 

Del Bio— The Dixie, Bsker sad BcKeaaa. agis.: 

pictures. — Vendome. B. S. Coleflaaa. mgr.; pte- 
tores. 

Deotoa— Balestle Altdome. O. BMfiMb .mght 

TaodeTUle aad MalaaM. _ _. _. v. 
aieeai«le— LgHt TtWiim & 1. XSBilf^ MBbt 




Ball la a new loTentloa. Kezv 
ho cured with It. It wlU hyp- 
win pmrer. . Iicaiaas la 



Ba^d Wanted 



St. LooU. ISO,, Aac 1-14. 
Kapsgsr, IM 



KrrTANNING FAIR 
ASSOCIATION 

Under new maaagMMat. Ang. IS-IS. Wbalsd 
Shows, Uerry-go-ronnd, Ferris Wheel, Ocean 
Ware and amusements and concessions of all 
kinds. This U the place to get the money. 
R. ». HSOJUUr. " — - - 



Live Freaks 



Of any kind, 
Gas Gbow. 



«t once, to complete my Flre-lo* 
Address WM, FOOTB, Fargo. N. D. 



WANTED 
Open Air Attractions 

of all kinds. Among others, can nse CamlTal 
Onmpsny, Airship, Balloon. High- Wire Acta. 
PbUttatfen Shows, etc. KNTBRPBtSK AJID^ 
CO.. 101 Ben Bhick. dnclnaatl, Oktab 
Telephone Canal. 90S, 



WANTED 
WILD WEST PEOPLE 

Shooters. Rldera. good down, good Oronnd 
SaaaUar. aad all acts -aoltsble for wild West. 

Bnd People^ Addjess KEIIF SHOWS. 
OlhaoB Ctty. lU. P. S.— BanaHeld Broa.. write 
or wire. 




With or without board. ETery<liing nsw. 
Use of piano. A. L. STANLEY, 466 W. 
34thSti«et, 



AT LIBERTY 

JULYtia 

IB Wl» Phjs Tte SmpWaep 

IiMWifer 



Articles 18 and IS lncb< 
month old baby, WX. L 
Olrl Os., Xoaameat, Cel. 



feslcagtb. with IS- 



!kSt Oaaysa Olty 



A Good Novelty Dancer 



OBIEKTAL or BPAniE, to do Cleopat 
daoee and has snake. No BaUy-Boo — i! 



:rs Daoee with lire snake. 



_ y-Boo— write or wire E. X. B., 4Sg Xuea ftisot. Monti snl. 

Can also nse seeeral good-looking girls with fair rotces. — - - 



Prefer obc «bo has doae this 
Xueo Stieot. Ifmiiisnl, .Ca^ 
No objection jto good amalearsL 



WANTED-fiood, Fast GnNHd Tumbler 



to Jola one of tbe best grotesque sets In America. Ktadty state age. height and weight, and If 
yon can work on tbe bare stsge. also who yon bare been with, ss I have do, time to Iwther with 
aaiateiira or boose lighters. Most be sble to Join next week at Allegheny, rJk Will adranee rall- 
D. S. AztsU. of Axtell, Lee ft Heinle, this week, July 4, Orpheum Thaatia. Bo* 



...ROLL TICKETS.- 



•■LOOK THISC FRH^ JDVCR" 



100,000*—^ tJit 




ROVIUL TICKET CC>^ 



WANTED FOR 

GRAND OPERA % HOUSE 

CINCINNATI, OHIO - ^ ^ 

I^UgfarClass VaudeviUe:Act||i|^ 



FOR WCCK8 JULY 10 AND LATCH 



ao 



Ttie Billboard 



JULY laia 




Uuascn and p«rfannen an nq^ectfnlly nqntstcd to contzMli':! 
~ ' Bmboud not uter tliu aaturdajr of MMB 



d>tM Cor thb daput- 

Bootes moat reacli Tbe Bmboud not later tban aatordajr of MMk «Mk to Inaun pnblleatiao. 
Sto BlUboud forwuda mail to all BielMilonala (ico of chai|«b Um^ta of tbi pioftnlaB 
' — *^ — OB tb» mad. to tnv.lMr Biall addraaaed la cat* at Ibe BlIIboaM, aad It 

Bean & Hamilton (Shea's) Tonmto. 
Blondtnl Broa. (Lake Cliff Paik) DallM. 
(Eaat Snd Park) Memphla. TeaglU 



TalMrama Inquiring for routoa not 
given in tiiM* eoliimns wiii Im ignerad 
iialMS answara ara prtpald. . 
. Parfomiars and Acta with 
may Im found in another column, 



FEBFOBMERS' DATES. 

Whan no data la givan tha waalc of 
My 4>t to to ba Mppliad. 



BIllx: 1 _ 
;Adanu, EdwBi4 8. 
S, iodcf. 

Jiuim, TIk: I 

Altkeu, Two Otoatt 
Orleana. 

Albanl: IdtS Broadwar, N. Y. 0. 
Alleo * Kanoa: 125 Brewer at.. Norfolk, Ta. 
AodenoD dt EUlaoo: 8003 Idcnst at., St. Iioola. 
. Aadcews * AMott. Co., 8882 Moigaa Ifc* K. 




Kiw 



Aicbar * Obr: Cto««Dirle&, M. T. 

2pMo Qoutatte: 890 K. ~ 

AnoU * Bkkv: OwaaOb 

Aoatlo. Joe: 714 W. Bm tt^ Daytoa, O. 
Aner. 8. ft O. (amlleate BaUa) London, Bic., 
July U-pct. L 

(Arcade) 1IbrieliaTlII%. 0.t 




Boyla Bros. (Ualestlc) Ik nTer, ••16. 
BjeiB * Hermann (Lake CUB Psrk) Dallas, 



Tax., 4-lA. 

Borscss. Bobbr. * West Sisters (Oajety) In- 
dIanapoUs: (Bed HOI) Tlncennes, 11-13; (Ly- 
ric) Bobliuon. ni.. 14-16. 

Barclay. Don (Camerapbone) Omaba. Neb. 



Bayes 4c Norwortb (Toans's Pier) Atlantic City. 
Baader-La VeUe XHo (Bed Hen's CIrcns) SiicIds- 



Seld. O.: (Gaiety) Indianapolis, 
Beck & Hensey (DIzle) Jackson, 
Blabeo * Coaaelly (Boptrtia) nint. Ulc 
Both * Daitar (Minaul) San Stand 
»■*—«" Qnlntet f~~-^ — 



Ind.. 11-19. 
Hiss. 
) Flint. Ulcb. 
San nanclaco. 
I) Ssattla. 

ft^OiMBiTMl OMitSl VilKli Vmr 

Orleana, 4-16. 
Bedlnl A Artbnr (Bammetsteln's Roof) K. T. 

a 

Brcen, Harry (5th Ats.) M. T. O. 



Cnllen Bros: 2010 SltBWorth St.. Phlla. 
(Hemests & Lee (I^c) Beatrice, Neb., 7-S. 
Cnrtis & Arden (Enfliah) Indianapolis; (Bobln- 

son) Clneinnsti, 11-16. 
Cooke, Karle B. (Lycenm) Ithaca, K.T« 
Carroll, Caus. ^Uoa) Norfaik. T«. 
Carol Sisters (Oomlqoe) BoiTalo. 
Calne & Odom (Oak Summit Park) EransrlUe, 

iDd.; (Colonial) Oolombas, O., 11-16. 
Cbantecler Fonr (Airdoma) Olatiia. Kan., 7-9; 

(Forest Park) KansasCHr* Mik. llrM. 
Carr Trio (Pantagea) SacfaMBtob OaLt {OhBtas) 

San FtaocUco, 11-16. 
ClalrmoDt, Doris (Majestic) Waablnrton, Ind. 
Clark. Cbas. A.. A Co.. in A Son of Killamey 
(Empreaa) Kansas City, Mo.; (Mannlon'a 
Park) St. Loola, U-ie. 
Cbarlea. Thayer (IE. K. K. 0&) Barbartoo. O. 
Carson Bros. (Orpehnm) Portland, Oca. 
Croaa A Joaephlne (Sth Are.) N. a(.(Kallh'S) 

PhUa., 11-16. .ii - . 

(^Itoo Sisters (Orpbenm) areeler. .<Mto>t (At- 
las) ^gnme. wyo.. ll-ie. 



A Co. 

OocaallM. Six (HI 

(Hippodrome) C 
Cottrell A HamOi 
Clipper Comedy 

land. M. Y.. 
Coortney A Jeanetto- 
CUfford, Dave B. ~ 

Tllle. Kan. 

Cobnm * Fearaoa ObjMtto) M. PBfllt (Mllca) 

Detroit. U-IO. _ • 
Cnnnlnsham. Fred: MHwwInt, Pa. . 
Oayton. Una, A Oo. (Sth Ata.) N. T. O.. 

11-18. 

Carmen. Qieat (Uaeola Park) Wocesattr, KsH. 




CnjasTMoslcal^SMtwWSSrt ClailinaW. . 
CnttTS. Six Husleal (Bamnciatela^ .BotQ M. 

T. C. 

.Colombia Moslcsl Fonr (Hippodrome) Utlcs, M. 

Y.; (Hippodrome) Syrscnse 11-16. 
Dale, Dainty Dottle: 2S2 W. S6th at., N. T. O. 



This blank is avidlable for route data in case yott have 
no xonto csudSo. Caitfi ^ he audtod opcm api^Uothip. 



(Falaea) Laleestcr. ■«„ lMt( 

Hds Bnah, iS 

, Six <K^'s) 

AUbmtU (lajesbe) Seattle. ■ 
Aadalo'a Inlmala (Orpheam) FMtlaaft Oia. " 
iitMr. Lon (MaJeaUc^ Charlcatoa;- K OTUIr, 

dome) AUanU, Qa., U-16. 
Abrama. Morrla (BUon) Pl^a, O., T-0. 
Anatin A Klnmker (O. H.) Paris, Kj. 
Arnold & Tomrr'a School Kids (nlaWand Park) 

Ualeiburx, 111. 
AlTin A Zi'iida: Box S8B, Drsaden, O. 

Billy (CaahM> WsshiiMtoo, Pa., 7-ft. 

^ ^^.^ u -^0, 




At 

T. O. 

Amato. Ulnnla. A Co. (Itnale HaB) Brishton 

Beach. N. Y. 
AToloa, riTO Moalcal (Unaic Hall) Brighton 

Beach. N. Y. 
Ardell Bros.: NubTllle. TFnn. 
Ally. Billy;. MMte p^ kla.; BarUearlUs 11-181 

Ir 

CsL 

Barker. Bobby: 118M a Hlsb St., Oohimbns, O. 
BariT. A Rlcharda: D^^ian'a^Fany. Pa. 



BartaU A Qarfleld: 2aM Sad St.. OereUnd. 
Bsrto & McCne: 818 N. Saeaad at, ,Basdlns, 
Pa. 

Baatd. Billy: 14M Drartoo at. a«f8aaab. Oa. 
Batik; Norman Ed. (Domlolon Park) Kontrcal. 
Beck A Ktiqii: 14 N. 9th St., PtiUa. 
Bssebar a Feonel: 15S3 Broadway, N. Y. C. 
Bebecs. Those: 7208 E. IStb St.. Kansas City. 
Mo. 

Bennett Bros.: 2S8 W. 6Bth St., N. Y. C. 
Bennett * Maredla: 306 W. mth at, N. X; 
■. O. •■ . ,, . 

Blanra, MBe.: Caia 
O. H.. N. T. O. 

k'a, Uaaa: Qua Daa 

nw:* 001 

Bindley^ Floienee: M07 IBtb 'mn" 
Blancbaid A Marlln: 1188 OcUtU st, I 
dsco. 

Alesslns. Ifr. Jk.Mnki^ 



Banner * Meredith: 
Boston NewilMvr 

B. lomn. Mssi 
Bowen. Wsltcrs 

N. Y. C. 
Brsdleys. Thai ISMT 




, Ovt Chaa.: Tbe BlUlioaid, 

B. B.: 881 Mm St., Sab 
jB. Kmast: Xho Bmbeaid. 
IMUa: 140 IT - ■ — 

r A KlasMa: S ^ 

■row al ea, Xhaw * On.: «S!* 3Wmb at, 

ka. Kan. ■ ' , . •.' 

Bndds. Aerial: IM JLJMrt a^ Onta^a 
Bnford, Bennett * Botait iNi antiwaa atoM 

Chicago. •_ . 

Buig e ss . Harrey J.: 627 Trcatoa aaa,^ VltlB* 

bnrg. Pa. 
Bmfce A Snow. Lament la. 
BmndL LHUaa: 2060 W. Hoilh ave., Olileaco. 
Bait AL J.: Baaoaft BUg„ Altoona. Fa. 
Itftnartts, Odgtaal: Atfta. Uu, 4-7^ 
Badlal, UadaiM. * Bonw rfngwam) Sha Ftan> 

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■•■■ti.*fyt'"'-' 
■ 'My. 



U joa in UHible to gfvo route, and dmin to lmn fM] 
kindly provide the neooMiy ' 





Name. 




Ofotfe Ban) 



Ban. iaA (I,jeenm) Mlnot K. D., 7-8. 
Benalagtoa Bros. (Lmia Park) Chicago. 11-16L 
Cady, Bypnotlst: 114 F. are,, W.. Cedar Baplda, 
la. 

Calcedo, Oxaat: 
CalTert-Pailni% 
CampbeU-<]latk 
cago. 

Candcld A CSrietao: Bcasonlrarst, !■. I.. M. T. 

Cariin A Clark: 913 Prospect are., Bnffalo. 

(Sannelos, Poor: Tha Billboard. Cincinnati. 

Oaroo * Betlait: Fair Bayen, N, J, 

Oisads, Xhxaa: DacUngtao, Wis. 

Okas, Charley: Ceekport N. T. 

Obae, Psnl: 81 8. Olsrk at, Oblesgo. 

Oavanangh A Lancaatar: 700 A Indiana are.. 
Kansas CI^. Mo. 

Ohantrell A scbnyler: 218 Prospect are., Brook- 
lyn. 

Chapman Slaters: 1629 Mlltmm st. ladlsnspolls. 
Charblnoa, Tbree: 1GB3 Broadway. N. Y. u. 
Charlotte-Hotallng Doo: B57 S. Dlrlslon St., 

<3rand Raplda. Mich. 
Cbaae. CUtt noB.: 44 Bth St, New Bedford, 



4k Klas (Yeonf's Oceaa Pier) Atlsal^ 




Y. C. 



A Dena: 6110 8. 

aiMTA SylTcster: 244 N. lOtb st, Phils. 
Olotflde A Montrose: 323 W. 39th st, N. 
Oeakey, (Jlerer: Wsnsan. Wis. 
Oetdna A Msnd: Care Fan! Tanslg. 104 B. 14tb 

at. M. Y. C. 
Ckawtoid. Oleon S. 1438 Bastsr at. lMa6» ft, 
Crawford * Ddaaeaft 110 ladtow at, BriteCoa- 

Ccottr.- o£i WlU Bra^^S^lSr afk. Chi. 



Oa. 

Oa r 

a 

Delfora A OraeeU. 233 Crystal are.. FIndlay, O. 
DiBtekes, Ifnalcal: 818 Unt st, Mscon, Oa. 
OaToanx, Wells O. (PsnUges) Seattle. . 
Dejdde, Eimosd J.: U FrankUn st. Norwleb. 
OoBa. 

DeWlndt. Marjorie C: Sonth Vlrglnls sto.. At- 
lantic City. 
Dlsmcod, Bells: flen. Del., Plttsbnrg, Pa. 
DielE, Bay: 823 Ohio are., Kokomo. Uid. 
IHdtiaasa, Btehard: Melrose, Mass. 

out Ftaak A Hatoa: Delaware. N. J. 
DiTOlas. Tike: 142 B. Bth at., Manadeld. O. 
DIzon A Nelson: Nlles. Mich. 
Dolsn A Lenhsir: 2460 7th are.. N. Y. O. 
Oooonn A Arnold: 8608 Clark are., ClereUnd. 
Downraa * Vaekta: lUO Taylor at, K. Wayne, 

Dorie Trio: 8«7_N. Stale at, Chlcaga 
Bess,. Biny;..10a 8._Hlgb _st.. Colombia. Tenn. 
Oownia, Lealta T. (BUtc) Sheboygan. Wli. 
DewaeyA WUlaid: 41 Unwood are., Detroit 
Do^Ie, Harry H.: SIS AMnake aTO., WUaMTdbg. 




Dreano^ JoSh: Bcraia B 
Drew. Oarron: Aall — ' 

BIdg., N. Y. O.- .; 
DnSey. BIchard P.: 
stesd. Pa. 

OoDbar A Flsber: White Rsts. N. T. O. 
DonrwoTIb A Valder: Dad's Hotel, Phils 
DeVoes. MarreloDS (Lemp's Park) St Louis. 
DeMopt^Bobert Trio (neebody Psrk) New- 
port. B. I. 

'^in^O&tVaUJS'.«.,'iS."S£'»* = 

SSSSaf^LV i?^'"*"- «• 

°*a?'*fe."*ni * (Lansdowne Psrk) B. 



DeVUbU. Great (Alrdome) Terr* BsBliL 
Dallas, Beniab (Orpbeumi VancouTah Cffl. 

Can.; (Grand) Vlitoria, U-llt ' 
Doberty Slaten (Shea's) Bnffalo; (TempU) De- 

tr<o«t> U-lOa 

De Lisle, JonUnf (Andttarinm) 8. Bind. Ind.: 
(HaJesUe) Chlcsgo, Dl., 11-16. * 

Dwycr, Lottie, TMo (Crystsl) BradML Pa. 

Doprees A DeYoe (SsToy) Syracnae, 

Dorseh A BnsseU (MsJestterseattle. 

Donsld A Carson (Orpbenm j San FtaadMei 
4-18. 

DnBoss A QslTln (Orphanm) Marion. 7-8. 
DeFrankle, Syiria (Milea) Detroit 
Di«w. Pat (Amnao D) Blrmlngliam. Ala. 
Dolly Slaten (Malestle) MUwaokee; (Aodltor. 

inm) SoathBaoL lad., 11-18. 
DeTItt A DiTIttTUMome) Olathe, Kan., 7-9: 

^AIidMiM^ tefawMtO. U'U; (BUoa Dream) 

Dias's 
Don, I 

11-18. 
Dnpree, 
Doosls, J 

N. Y. 

DeMotba, Dancing (Chester Psrk) CInclsnatl. 
DUla A Xtempletoo (Chester Park) Cloi5inoatL 
Onnadla XMope (Hammcrateln'a Roof) N. Y. C. 
DaBaTaa * .lidasr (Baaaaiatatsfai'a BooT) N. Y. 

DsaegaaStaton' (Bsaniatstela's Boot) M. Y. a 
Oarr, Ethel (RentBeky) Padneah. Kr.S (Onat 

Beach Park) Helena, Ark., 11-16. 
Dalley A Welt (Maryland) OUeago. 
Di^Vero Broa. (W^altog Bay . Whaalliy,. W. 

Darning, Pane* JM (DaDht Pa*^ 
Mo. 

Da Tllbia; Qroat (AIMome) Ttere Baota, lai.1 
(AlrdooM) Bhwntawton, 11-16. * 
Eadors, Two: MohtaaTlUe, lad. 

Bagon A Anstin: National Hotel. 

Bl Barto: 2S31' N. BoUngwood at., 
■I Oou: 1144 Broadway. N. T. O. 

s^!r**ffl!5'•^2?xSdL•^iJr^ 

i^(^n A ^MStt au^n& at; -aawa 

(Mty, Kan. 

Bmmett, Grade: Maple Crest, N. Voxboro, UMa, 
Bamond, Flora. A Co. (Caaino) Waah.. D.C. 
Brelyn Slaters: 252 Greene are.. Brooklyn. 
BwlDgs, Tbe: 4S8 Telfslr St. Angnsts. Os. 

■^itl^a l-dtanapoll.; {BobIn««) 

■jSK^BJaSTu-lS'*"" 'if;? <^ 

Bonne TMo (Hippodrome i IT slaiL MiiwAl 

THlppMbeaa) Brocktoo. 11-16. ; 
BIdera lOiphenm) SaTsaaab. Oa. 
Bxerta A Vranka, MImm igjaa}!^ 'BMa 1>B» 

fPt.^i*'^- <Mfl*^J5) <**rtaatnn. a O. 
BuU^hjoggllng Olrla, SU (National) Baa 

'fa.'S'ag. * raxtoa: lOt Bo. Oanllaa 

F^jMdirai8^.'^'-ikM'''k.,'ii6^'.' ' 



c. 



Jipat Oraca: 1018 K. SUto st, (Aleago. 
Namaa A Arthur: 2144 W. 20th St., OUnM' 
FeiTT. the ftoc (Baamenitcla's Boof) N. S. 
Fielding A Faaai M A Tth at. mnaeaoolis 

noydella. The: Qea. OaL. rgMja Qlr. HA 

Ford A I^lae: US 8; Bnak SLTlSJtols^ iSm. 
Mic* """"""^ Sagluii; 

Fbx A Wart: HIT Wolf at., PhUa. 

FrankUo. Obeer A Co.: 141 Lake are., Beatw 

Harbor. MlcTi. 
Fraser Trio: 16 laman are.. Bahway. N. J 
"^•rtda ^^M nsital : Frederick Oottago. Bongb's 

naaefa. r£r* W. J.: Mssle. Kan. 

natow A Ooaa (B2ad St ThaatMt PhUa. - ~ 
Flontu, Madam (Obotea ~-^tTi[t fillll 
Mrea, Johny (Raaterni Baltliaan. Alft 
N^'"^ Bo***^ (Mlrhelaon) Srand laland. 

tSi "a"*" '"k Oo.) Hinehes- 

Tnt^ Settaro Itar (Hajeatle) Bntte. Moat, U- 
■^"JJT. ^M«d A Oladyn (Orphana) Oakland. 
■Vwb«; A Bowman (Dallas Park) Dallas, T*x., 
■B A <u.<_< wiicagw. 

ttel Birmingham, 



■lansiaa A Bdwards (Malestle) Chicago. 

• pe« (iBeaefc) Bbmln. 
Ala.; (Majeatlcl. (Mambna, Oa., U-lC 



lM«j««KlCf WiUDDDS, US., U'lO. 

'^'•■J^*^P^. K., A Oo. (Lrric) PalrmonBt 

yrolJ&jJio.'*^''* 
VsrneU, (Keeoer'a) HobDa. Ala.; (M> 

metto Beach) Pensaeols. Fla., U-IS. 
Felton. W. T. (WaldameJrParhi - - - 

Fltsgerald A OdaU (National) I 

Frcalnl (Haramerateln'a Boo/) N. i 
Fay, Mrs. Bra (Sth Ate.) N, Y. O, 
Ftmle^. Bertie (Ansriean) Bockaway B«tch, 

Fnry, Jnlla (Mnsle HsU) Brighton Beseb, N, 

n>snk, Jos. J.; WsTcrly. la. 
Gardlners. Three: 1868 N. Sth st, Phils. 
Osrritr. Hainr (Bmpin) Loa Aagalaa. 
2"'L^1S"t "2 <3!}*!r> at, Fieepott lit 
SKJST t Oraff: iTaiagdon Sfc HfT. O. 
Gibson Bros.: S Wlllear"at« BfOSUFB. 
Ollden SIstera, nna: HrnTMLrjL T; ft 
GtMfre^. HU?Om P. <&bS^ 

°°^,J^ Bert Perkins, 4W PlUiaa 

BIdg., N. Y. 0. 
Golden A Hoghea: Milford, Msss, 
Ooodhoe A Bnrgess; White Bsts. N. Y. C. 
Gorman A West: 4408 Bth are., N. Y. C. 
Oo^d,^Wta^:^roaa Boom anb, U8 W. 47ib 

Otceawoed. Beasle: 886 N. State at. Chicago. 
Oiooin Sisten: 808 N. Betmllsgs Ave., Tlrcatoa, 

Otmn. Leon O.: Delmont Hotel. Marshall, Tex. / 
Ollden SIstera, Three (Proctor's) Newsrk, .V. 

Grimm A Satcheli (People's) Phlln.; (Park) 

Phils.. 11-lA 
Orobrr A Kew (t^tte) Laramie, Wyo. 
<HS£!i.<^lF?^(*BP»*).CUsaiF. Alta., Csa.| 
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matt ± JmHoh (Alrdome) W»co Tex. 
Bndnr'*. Uax. Animals (Orpheum) San Vnn- 

0«tt (Cmtil) North PUtU. Kvb. 




GnbTllle & Boyer; J 
Georse. Waller *,p«W»l 
(Hippodrome) PblUu." 
Gjlleck: Blxoa, III. 
Glrli ftom Melody iJine: 
Olnnl * Gardner (Bmplri 
21: London, Eng., 2S-3C. 
Gdilen Roulin ^ope (New Brighton) 

Cucb Sliten (New Brl(bton) BrlcbtSB BtMll, 

a<>ni«^*CIUt (American) Bockawar Beaeli, K. 

Y. 

MUnao (American) Hocbaw ay B— eb , !>• 

OliesaDs. BobbT (Flau) Hanafamf, Ont_ Ou. 

Oarlor. Chaa. (Ljrlc) EitberTin*, la., M; (Alr- 
dome) Sbeldon IMS. 

HilrT & naler: 1127 Pierce Bids-, St. Loola. 

Hall & Brliiro<^: 60 Orcbard St.. Norwlcb, CODQ. 

HiMead, Willinl, 1141 Prytanla it., New Or- 
leans. 

Hamilton. Claude (Moiart) Elmlra, N. Y. 
HanleT A Jarvls: 230 Boboken at.. Buttaertord, 
.N. j. 

Harminloae Four <GeiD> St. Lonla. . 

Hart. Ultle Kathrrs: S44S Plaa at. St. Loola. 

Harrer A De Vora 0^: USS BroaAwar, V. X. 

C" 

BilkeU, L0M7: *T I>zlnrtoo are.. N. T. C. 
Rateb, E. Warren: T4 STdbejr at., Boaton. 
Ratrbea, Tbe: 47 E. lS2d at., N. Y. C. 
Havter, B. Frederic: H lltb at.. Detroit. 

R^n« u£aiJ^m!iS:SS$^tv!^Y. 

Del. 

Hrrlrln, LlUaa (TtTOll) LoBdan. Ens.. Uar 3. 

Indef. 

Hlll'a. Uat. Doga: PallaadM Park. N. J. 
Rolmrn Bros.: 814 Lake at.. OadlUae, Ulcb. 
Hovard A Boyd: BBS! Etiel aTe.. St. toola. 
Bo» A Howa (MUlar'a Baaeh). BL Joseph, 

Mlcb. 

Bagtlan. Vm»: .Mjt: 
Bjralt *Z<tK«N ((Ma _ ^ 

Hntrbloson, Jack: 807 Uala'ltt 

BantPT. P0II7 (Orpbenm) ~ 

phrum) Canton, 11-18. 
neule (BIloo) Marinette. Wla. 

fine 11-18. 

Boiraid, Harry A Mae (Sprlnsbrook Park) Boatb 
nend, Ind. 

Boope*. Grace Dexter (Majeatle) IndtaaapelU; 

(Mannlon'a Park) St. Loala, IMS. 
HarrU A RandaU (VlttorU) Ooliimbns. 0.; 

(Done) Mlddletown U-IS. 
~ nbmv A Oallas (O. B.) KInsatoa. Cas.s (O. 

" " Pwk) 




(BIJOO) 



Uo.. ii-is. 

Birrla. Grorr, Hilton. PvaiM * Co. VMttw 

Park) Jamntowa, N. T.. 11-16. 
Befroo. Tom (HIppodrone) WOdwood, N. J.; 

(Elite) Niaitara Palli. N. T., 11-lS. 
ReiHlrnHHi A Tbooiaa (Olrard Are.) Pblla. 
Bnibra. Johnnie (Bad MIU) Tloc«niM«. lad,. 7- 

»: (Hraplre) Brldmwt. 111., II.IS: (Ma]eB. 

tic) Waabloftoo, fnd.. 14-18.. 
Bedte. Jobn, A WreatUnc Ponlea (Majaatlr) 

Kalamaxocc Mlcb. 
aerrmana, Adelaide, A Co. (Mjera Laka Park) 

Canton. O.; (Lakealde Park) Akron 11-18. 
Boinui Slitera (VaodarlUe) Cbarlerulx. Mlcb., 

Bamiltga, BataDa B. (ICaJaotle) JackaoorUla, 
.IU.1 (UajMttt) OotambM, a*.^ii-i«. 



itao, BataOa B 

OUIMM OOuuvh, «x.i_i*-a«. 



Bawa* aiatari (O. kTwMtto MWi XW.. T- 

Raner, Tick A Ifa* (P«opl«>a) Biaaaoat. T*t. 
Bampioo A Baaaett (Majeatic) OalaeaTina, Tax. 
Rajrea Slatrra (Brldice Park) t^n, Maaa. 
Homer A Brand: Araaterdam. N. Y. 
Rowan) A Roward (Btb Are.) N. Y. a 
Ha^ei^ Catberlne, A Sabal JotanaoB (Btk ATt.) 

Ranvj. Mtrjroerlte (Mnale HaU) BrigMaa 

Beach. N. Y. ,„ T- 

Baaa Broa. (Coortlaod Baacb) Omaba. BMK ' 
Baaa. BUI7 (O. B.) ahaltVTlUe. Teaii. . 

Barrej.Da T«ra Wo (Xalwtle) Ph)ci«n. 

Hill Rilmanda Trio (Maufii) UMlobarD. K7. 
Imperial Mualclasa (Orpbenm) Portland. Ore. 
iQ^raiua. Two: GUmaa. la. 
Initalla. UuBleld * -'^^ 

(Cnor* Idni" 
laoeai A Ryu' 
Inakeep A .| 
, (Uajealle) 

iia.^oiri mma^^yes 

fruwu Tbe: 948 N. WaatWa OUmbOw 
gwel. J.: 283 Uttleton avow. Namtk. kTj. 
lAaanlaf. Paoi: Tb* BlUboud. OlDduaU. : 
6*W »M|«. 1<<>^: 888 Btckth aw., N. Y. O. 
{!!!!> limox an.. N. T. O. 

Jasra A Darle (Dnnbar) Oalambw. a 
iS" * Whitehead: 47' W. S8th St., M. T. C. 
Johaaoii A Carllale (I^rlc) (Jaaeocdla. Kaa.. T-S: 
(ftltmonnt Park) Kanaaa Cltr. Mo.. 11-18. 




O la (Pair) Fano. N. D. 
gwr* Oniam (Pamllj) Nnrth Attl 
'•jSSSi^Bert A Flo (ATenont 1 



,„iT - — AtUaboro^ Maaa. 

'•jSSSi^Bert A Flo (ATenont Uabuls. Pa.; 

'■JS*". niBlly (Bmplre) Swansii. Knt.. tl-lO; 
I'yM'a) Mawjort. 18-38: (Bmplw) Jtradfocd. 

'"to"°lL?"b.*1»''Y* <'«•• ■»««»««»> »»««•>- 
kII? ■ ''*7»ri<«! 18JT B. ilth it. (noTtiaod. 
Jjerr lurwln: B407 iBth are.. Brooklni. 
Kanrmanna. Tlia: 240 B. SSth at.. Obfcaso. 
Kanfm.B. Beba A loaa (Tarlete) Munich, Oer.. 
July l-Jl; (Orpbetim) KarUbad, Anatrla, Hoo- 
kary, Aug. l-il. 
Kaatlng, Larry: 814S Vcrnoo *te.. Ofalcairo. 
.I''"''".-..'^^! ■ I**a Mlehtgan Park. Mnake- 
.K»n, Mlcb. 



Hi . Icy A Parka: IBs W. 100th at., N. Y. C. 
K^]/ * 1»« Frankfort a»a., PhUa. 

>^<-llncra. The: 133 CMoalal PUw. DaUaa, Tax. 



fc *,«*wla (Balmoot) Paimrola, Fla. 
Mnc Violet: Winter Oardana. Blackpool, Bag. 
C LeRoy (BlyaUa Ororo) Tnooo. Aria. 

M^lHa. Mualcal (Yonng'a MIlUoo Dollar Pier) 
Atlantic city. 1*. J, 



to. la. 



Ki^ 'o.'^"' Box 482. Bawai 

Slater., Tttttt (C»rena -BoiK) 

»■> nr. ^Mti: Haywood, III. 
X.^ Btnart. A Banjo Otria: 1BB8 Br<|idway, 

Xvliin,'ThiiM «Ut«: 768 Stb m.. N. X. C. 



Keen; &. uojils (Lincoln Park) Woreeater, 

Ma«8. ; (Sceolc) Barerc 1M& 
Kramer A Elliott (SMMd»rW«lr OtF. Ban. 
Kanfmann Troupa (■baa's) BniNIo: tMajMitlc) 

Cblcagp 11-18. • 
Kalchl Trio (Alrdome) East St. Loun. III. 
Kolb A Miller (Coney Inlaoil) Oln'^lunatl. 
Kanned y._J oa (Family) Baat PalMtlue. O., 7-0; 

BMius*%t8.. .BMr .^^ffikMMi) MtHtarg. 

BaUaa. Lao J. (Delmar) St. Looli; ' tW«4t Bad 

■ BMimt*) St. Loola 11-18. 

Kramtn, The (Cambria) Cambria, Wit.; (Eui- 

pnaa) Kanaaa City, Ma, 11-18. 
Klein A CUtUm (Ululon) Salt Lake, Utah, 11- 

Krattt A Myrtia (Porttaad) Ptrtlaml, Mr. 
Kramer A Bt« Otet BM r ' ' " 
Tenn.; (Foattiatmnj Park) 

11-16. 

Kortla-Boaaa Doga (Park) (^aton. O. 
Kellermann. Annette (Orphanm) Baattle. 
Kolllns A Kill too (Falzmooiit Park) Kautaa City. 
Mo, 

Kent * WUioa (Alamo) Blnnloghaai. Ala. 
Kohlcr A Adaaas (O. B.) PattoaTnu 
KaUy^ Sent (Ntw Brl«ktta) BrlsUoB Bitcb, 

KainpUIn A Bell (Capttd) Itaakfoct. Kr.t (O. 

B.) Paxia 11-lA 
Kally. Joo K., A Era March (0. B.) New Bnmi- 

wlek, Can. 
La Blanche (Lona Park) Waib.. D. C. 
LaOlalr A Wcat: Sea lale City. N. J. 
Lade. Bndolpb H.: Gladstone. Neb. 
L^Dallj^ OlU A Boss (Blreralde Park) AtbtriBa, 

LalMrellta (Portola Cafe) Sao Ftandtatk ' 
La Fold, Cbaa.: Uoncle. Ind. 
Lak^ * Lacalnr 1888 BUIa at.. Sao vyaaelaco. 
Laagdooa, That tO» ITth tt. Badot. Wla. 
LaBtta Bnt.: lOT B. 81tt tt., N. T. a 
Laraen. B. O.: 1224 Snnunlt are., Baclne. Wis. 
LaBae, Bob D.: B18 N. New Jeraey at., In- 
dlanapolla. 

La Toska. PhU: ISS W. 22d St., Los Angeles. 
LaTUlaa, Tbe: <3raad PacISc Hotel, Chicago. 
Lawrence A Wrlgbt: USS Broadway, N. Y. C. 
Lannoo, Bart: SSO W. Waahlngtos at.. ChleaKo. 
LaoDora, LaBtUa (Sctole Templa) WUUmaatle. 
Conn. 

LePearl A Bogart: 401 Solomo are.. Sprlngfleld. 

LcBciy. Vic: White Bata, N. Y. C. 

Light, Dick (Otomple) Oklahoma CUT, Okla. 

l-Aog. 20. 

Lolaaet, Katta: 104 B. I4th at. N. T. a 
Lombards. Tbe: Cars Paul Tanalg, lOt B. 14th 

at., N. Y. C. 
Lnclers, Four Musical: Box SS. Onaat, Matt. 
Lacry. Will (Idora Park) Yoangsto\m, O. 
LaMir, MIsa Wayne (McCarthy) Munlnaa. 

Mlcb.; (MaJeaUc) CharlcTOix 11-18. 
Ltlfbt, The (Lmia Park) Denrer. 
Lncasaa. Three: aiendUe, Mont. 
LaRne, Bra (Sprlac Braok Park) Soath Bead, 

Ind.: (MaJeatfeTlWllWI) Ft. WaVM U>M. 
LaUero. Paul (nililr) 

AndcraOD 11-18. 
Lanrant, Marie (Wo 

KtD. 



B| (Oiyrtal) 

k) WIcntta. 

Lawbing norao Co. ((Malta Paik) JamMtowD, 

MT Y.. 11-18. 
IiaBocca, Boxy P. (Unlqot) BlaatapoUa; (Ma- 

jMtle) Bntta. Mont., IMS,. 
Lodar,. nac* >«i ^Man laka). (tetn. O.: 

Am.) Haw Tiik, N. 

X. 

LaBaatoral (Red Men'a Clrcoa) SprlaglleM. O.; 
(Lake Park) Canton 11-10. 

Lanaxe. Bennett A Lamaaa (Ball Park) Brock- 
ton, Uaaa.; (Ball Park) Worceatar 11-16. 

Llotoa'a. Tom, Jungle Olrla (BUoa) Oshkoah, 
Wis.-. (BIJou) Fond dn Lac, 11-10. 

Linton's, Tom, Cannibal Malda (CoIodUI) Vln- 
cenoes, Ind. 

LaGrange A Gordon (Electric) Nowata, Ukla., 
T-OMWUhnr) Delaware U-18; (Gem) Araan- 
aaa (Sty, Kan., 14-10. . . 

LaFayatta-LaMoat Co. (Star) Bonda. Ind.; 
ICiyatal) Aadaraon U-18. „. ^ 

'•5ja3'^k^'^ssi..'?JJ&."-»-' "'r! 

Ltihtt ■ - - 

(AbSbait) I 

10. 

LaToy Broa. (Orpbenm) Loa Angeles; (Orph- 

aam) Baa Francisco 11-SS. 
lArtooa. Thrta Caatlng (Totcota Park) New 

PhBadalpkla, O. . , ■ _ ^ _ 

Ungard A Walker (Caaino) Waahlastaa, Pa.; 

(Star) Tarentnm 11-18. _ , 
Lokoa (Empire) Islington, Bng.. II.IO: (Palace) 

Clapbam 18-33; (Hlppodioma) Ealing 2B-S0. 
Lnknahlmsa...Tba_ .(ril|yodni« »o L Southa mpton. 

Bng.. is-33; (BMoaMaa), VtttaMOla SS- 

■o- li •• ■ 

LaSoaamhoIa (AmiHiaB) 

Y, 



(Caalaorw 
LaVcca. Cftaa 



T. a 
gbtta 



Leu'h. Llalt. MOt 
Leading LaSifiTt* 

Ln?her.' M. B. (TaodaTUla) l HtflBt.a . T*^ 
Locaaea. Thtt* (Lyctiim) OtMlMb WBtt 

(Ullet) MUes Qtr 11-18. 
Lanctry Blatatn (Alrdome) Cliattanooga, Tenn.; 

KnosTlUa 11-18. „ _ 

Lawla, Tony: 18B8 Broadway. N. Y. C. 
Laaealot. Jco. (Lyric) Parry Sound, Ont., Can. 
UcDooaM, 0. to: 818 Snperlor St., Toledo, 0. 
UcKeea. Three: Acton' Sodaty, ISS W. 4Sth 

at., N. Y. C. . . 

McLalleo A Carson (WBMW ■ OaiSaO B t llln , 

0«r., June 1-July 31. ; . ^ _ „. . 

McLean A Brysnt (BcB). BaMaa Barbor, Mich. 
UcSarley A Eleanors (MlafSL?WtI*Bd- ^if 
Mack. Lea: WIcklow BiM, Meago. 
Mack. Mary A BIlUe (Majtattc) OreenTllle. S. C. 
Halan A McOrath (Oaliromla) Sao Franclaco. 
Malloiy, Cllttoa: Aobnm, N. Y. „ 
Manning Trio: TO dmej at.. Grand Rapids. 

Mich. 

Manslleld, Chaa. B.: New Mlltord, Conn. 
Marthall, Geo. P.: 8308 8. Waiblngtoo at.. Mar- 
ton, Ind. 

Maaon. Chaa. A.: 121 W. 43d at.. N. Y. C. 
Maxwell. Joa: Boom 13. N. Y. Theatre BIdg.. 
N Y O. 

Maraard A* Jeater: Box 8B. tllRh Point, N. C. 

Mayna A Mayne: New Castle, Ind. 

May's Moalcal Ooate: IM N. 4th at. Ft. 

Huo"a Bowa: Car* Btff tmr. 144 rMrell 
ai. San Franclaco. .... _ 

Baana A Maxatta (Empire) London. Eng., June 
8-JnIy 80. 

Hears, tha Boglar: White. Rata. N. Y. C. 
MelnOtte-LaNola Mo: 48 UarylaBd are.. Cum- 

barland, Md. 
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Constitute Coney IslcUid and at the Several 
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at tlx C«ii«U of 

T .. I ii-iw kas a bMt of admlms. 

a tBBCh or AmfTlrja 

tliat tbe crowd! tluit 




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jiat, as aka attrmcia a iiemt deal ot atten- 

Uan In bcr Sbaaiali costnine. 

Bob SebaeBa. wbo had cb«i«e of rlajlin 
tha^i^iiat Haimioateln'. Boot Omaaa. Ji aaw 
taklos f"B awing ot tie 
land for Mamss Gordon. aoA 
crowds at this 

At the C9ui_ 
comioe popnli^ 

KOlsK some. . — Yaant tie 

_dr plus, paiBcs asd nadiiatuseai- 
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tSTvbe mtSiobUe parties ttst rlslt tbe Mimd. 

A^nd the World 1« aaotber jew atttMUjB 
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g; tbe crowds. On tbe ««»t,<=«SjK,»*2U25 
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man wbo sells tbem keeps the crowd in good 
faamor wblle waltlof: for tbe show- to start, 
wftb bis funny remarks, ss be paaaea tba books 
animd. tben comes bick to eoDcet Ar MMu'ba 
Bays, It's jost like tbe CaZBCgia 
■era orer sad zattxm **a. 

Tbe ' JacObatafs and . tte SBni 
Creation sra alwan CMlK • Ant 
booses. 

John C. Crelshtoa. -wiOt bis pic. U still tbe 

Rune old faTocite 'and eratca a lot of fan and 
amnsement tor tb« vMton that patraalM Oiaam- 



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iStTbit not least. May Zalsse>. _ 
Omtaln McRse and JCsMJpr Tm n 

traetus large crowda wltb tnar 

tlon of the Borneo Tillage and It« 

Willism Segor. ■» 2S5^tf 
manaalBS same aad' «WBi»» J » ™S..'?S^Szr 
n Oat no acddeata caa beMi "y.** 
■ sa oTOT man bsa la — » » 
beftnebeiiaUglbtetebeB^iatlig*- wB- 

"^R^iJnKSt'SLe Eanway, tba ~m* J«- 
CMrfbl boalneo Is stni going on »nd 
SiSK shenine ont bis dcrer annorocement: 
•Tka iMe with no dlpa and no bompa. 

^KnSm K. InabaWs Pen Men. In Dreamland, 
li eerta^ creating a lot of amnsemmt to 
JL-m snd old. a large crowd can slvaya be 
Scoigathered around this norelty. 

Tbe following sets appeared at the Handeaon 
Hosic week of Jnne 27: Powdtt and 

Oiapman. Tbe Pitman Trio, the MIssM Jalb«\ 
the I«niman Trio, BeUe Veola. Beta. Ott 
Trio. Alecta. Famom snd dart B^ct^ nks 
Top O' the World Dancers. Adraaee Mooeu 
Wtmr, the CamSle Trio, and others. 

Jim Wilson, who created snch a great soaa- 
tlon at Dona with his half horse and bslf bof- 
Calo wuai waa named by KIcbard ^rdlng 
Dans, •Teddy," In honor of the Bough Bldos 
day at Lmu Park, wfll open op a eaxa- 
Bloo on the Brighton Beach walk; Dakota Ned, 
tbe larUt worker, win take chars* of the front. 
Jim WDson says be wfll boUd a new pa rk or 
Us own next y esr sad will tfj» 
novelties in the SI— Mpfc ^^^^b_ be 
all winners. Jim ■ WM;- •■■■V*- WU* 
din's exhibit. . _ 

Ed. H. Ben. who was with the Wheeler Shows 
for th* I>ast six eeasons. Is now in charge of 
the front of AlUgator Joe's wondeitalcxblblt. 
^rlicre tbooaands of aliigstoca are HJ^ ^r^' 
draws large crowds with his spiel CTtMb-wy 
jn^tmn alllgatar trainer, wbo wozza -a wK'S* V** 
balljhoo stands- A stand Oiled 
•t alUgator skins bis beoi 
'Tlalton can get tbem at tot 
- Katr Gaidea. tta 



eoners which afford relief to the superbested 
denlxcn of tbe city. 

To Mars by Aeroplane and the Pneumatic Tub* 
ride are sow the stellar attractions. Tbe 
IfoOBtalQ Torrent. Tbe Dragoa'a OorRe and tbe 
Chutes coDtlnoe to prove popular rides. Th* 
Witching Wares, the Vlrslnia Reel and the 
Tickler are doing capacity hasloess almost 
daily. The other source* of amomement whlcb 
Indnde Haraoa. Tbe Brainstorm, the Monkey 
Show, with RaSen's twelre-piee* Simian orches- 
tra, eontinoe to report good boslness. 

Wat Independence Dsy s spedsl progrsm haa 
been prorMed. Special mnsic wiU include tbe 
Natlanal anthema. The towers and mlnareta 
wm be decorated with tbe netlf 1 eolen. 

A special Jnly Fourth featar* wm ba r et n na 
of tbe JelMes.Jobnson fi^t in Bwo, Frederlr 
Thompson bss srranged with tba Weaten Oalon 
Service to have the progreai aC tb* battia re- 
ported in roonds snd bidletlned tbraosboat tbe 
park. 



BABY BEARS 

Happy, healthy, playfnl Uttle pets. First $80.09 
gets this pair. LINWOOO FUNT, car* Porca- 
pln* Farm, North Watarford, Maine. 



ORANGB AND LEOION OBTSTOL OONOEN- 
TBATED FBDIT DBINK— Very latest and best 
of all. in powdered form, ready to nae. anxar 
and all, exactly correct. Simply dissolve In wa. 
ter. Tme Fruit taste BGOOGNIZED INSTANT- 
IjT. 22e per pound. 1 pound makes 1 gallon. W* 
pay the ftclght. Guaranteed tmder Pnr* Food 
and Drags Act. U. 8. Oovemmtut serial S2.1S0. 
Sample parage, postpaid. 16c. VOa ANOBLXS 
PUBB FBUIT OOMPANZ. Batavla. N. T. 




'ii lM or 

Wllstach and Fox, wltb their fsmoua diving 
girls, are meeting with a very snccessfnl season 
as the place Is foU at aU times. When the 
girls are not dlvlog at the regular ehow they 
are bnay trying ont new tricks. 

ne Boston Arena, at Dreamland, bas a new 
ezUbit tbat !■ drawing a lot <tf attentian. It 
is a tlBF- .tlaK which la being reared by a 
teeter notber^ a bis vesU dog. Captain Bonl- 
Ttta expects to tatae the cnb dsBlte'tte fbet 
that is has bwe totei e been ImpaaSiia ta btl« 
bp tlgcts la eaptlTtty. 

A grand ehow ia dven tiilx season and tbe 
crowds that visit tlds arena certainly do get 
tbeir money's worth. 

Sam Gnmperts oaes sll bis time trying to dig 
np new sttractions, and certalslr ^ts tbem. 
The new sttractlon, Aroood the World, ia doing 
aplenrtld boslness and the front la an ofBamest 
to tbe park. The new iMW ' WHt' Itmw is 
a nother drawlna eaid. 

Tbe Boogb nder. on tkai Bs iij. W not 
lose mneb of its patronage owtmr ta tke aeel- 
dent lately, as the crowds are Tlaltbw Dkta tHe 

the Sana* as ever. 

Cooper** Skating Blnk Is a place where lODe 
of tbe fancy skaters can be seen showing their 
nkm and also many new beglimers can be seen 
showing tbeir epOla. Tbete. Is a lot ot enjoy- 
(Ms rtj* SMB IC np«s^ banr boa 



CHICAGO AMUSEMENT PARKS. 



«C 

oi^ fMar trtOmiaat i^Hai ts tldscontiy. 
tUs dwir carries wHb It a wumtar enU to 
bare been gotten bom the eealed cafe* of tbe 
I*oebK> Cliff Dwellers. Tbe management of BlT- 
CTTlew iinuameea tbst the Chicago Ladies' Band, 
«UA made Its public debut on Sunday. June 
2S between tbe afternoon and eraaiag ptocram 
ot WAer'a Band, lias t>een s eemed tar a two 
weeka* engagement later in tbe season. Tbis 
organisation of lady mnsldana connlsta of thir^- 
five girls selected from the varioos mnsical c^- 
Icgea in tbe city, who after months of i^eaia- 
ing made their first appearance before one of 
Blvcrvlew's large Snnday crowds, who demon- 
strsted tbeir appteclstioo of these yoong ladles' 
efforta- Atlantic Beach, these warm days, is 
becoming very popular. The Mnsical Smltlia, 
this year tbe mnslcsl attraction in front of tbe 
Monitor snd Merrtmsc, sre proving magneta oC 
real merit for this show snd at eadi ot tbeir 
srbMtlm^Bwlably halt large crowda bafbca 

WHITE CITY. 
Slgnor G. B. IjOmbardo's Srmphooy Band and 
Opera Chores Is msking good wttb the patrons 
of White City and is offering tbem a brand of 
mnsic that ftey enjoy and appreciate. The 
slngern wbo render selections from tbe varioos 
grand and comic operas sre meeting wltb favor 
and this onlqne Innovation haa cangbt on to the 
fancy of^tbe lovers of mostc who frequent White 
tnniiasiliais are be- 





■ On Snrf aTenne one «»n not go wrong when 
thcT bear tbe calliope playlna tlie crowds flock 
ftom an over to aaeertain where tbe mosle is 
coming from. tmtU they get to the front of 
Captain Ionia S«cIio, where a grand exhiblnon 
of deep aes divine is -being .shown st every 
pertannance. Fatty £a Croix, 'tte 'diver, aeems 
to be gaining In weight every day and shortl.v 
the Captain won't need any weights to keep 
him down In the tank. Nodler is stlU man- 
ipolatlng tbe csDIope. playing Any Llttl* Girt 
In a KIce Uttle GU War M», and attrl*y_ean 



A new dectrle aign advertlsiag a « ^H a" baa 
bses traflt on tlie side ot tbe tower oa Ite Waal 
and draws a lot of attention. 
; At tbe Morris MosIc Hall, a real troupe of 
Oriental dancera are giving a line of entertsio- 
asent Incloding grm spinners, sword flghtera 
sod otfa9 artlata. This show la given ontzldp 
ot the tcgnlar TandevIUe bill. Bosser and 
Georgette, tbo** hlsh-daas singing artists, bmve 
been engaged ss tbe vedal featnre act and are 
more tbaa aaktas SOM. His act. Is «— <«»»iy 
some singlar act nd tks 4tapli '1kat pstraalae 
this boose are MIgbted ts banr the aenga tbey 
dsUvcr. 

Harry Fen Dalton, that clever musical feUow 
wbo has jost finished a sncceasfnl season on 
tbe Hodgkin and also the Psntajres time and 
tbe United, is also appearlnx at tbe Morrl!> 
Mnile Hall as an added attraction, and Is scor- 
inc a Ms hit tbia week In hia ovni nordty. en- 
titled. Tbe Masleal Ifimi^ir Bsr. As act 
is a wy tnm sB stbg n. . 

Anotner ilsisi arilal Is - ssca here this week, 
also In tb* a lngl s g snd daneinr line. Miss Bow 
L,ee. that charming. ' dainty little miss gave an 
entire new tepertoire of songs snd dsnces and 
was a decided bit. ' She. was warmly applauded 
at every performance. 

At Prof. Pasiia's Bgyptlan Temnle of Palm- 
Istry o n the Bowst y.. near gtanch Hotel, s Isrge 
tiuiwd can alnnfa^lis,.aeim>^ 
nad aal iiIlJaBf^Hiji 
fieat at that- ^SsM^IMhSl _ 
the best niinn tbsybssn '«*er;bad aince M(M 
they say. . lbs. templa 'at. palmlatry at Veld- 
mans is dataig (sodl bataBSiw aIso_BsteIks Bal' 
belo. E arner a Ma ~ 
dera. Prof. -A 
company on n 




n* Pavnioo of Vvi 
decorated bot It win bs 
flags, shields, lain ting sad festeoa elFects and 
two bands wfll fnrnisb mmlc Steeplechase 
Park altogether c o uifdls ea twenty acrea of 
ground, bnt two additional asea wfB be atll- 
Ized to take care of the crowds. TUs Is 
west side of the park and 
novelties will be installed tbere. 

A new feetore that Is expected to stliaet as 

moefa attcatloo as tbe big Boolette Wb^ti is 
tbe Homan Pool Tsble, which. like tbe first- 
nstnad. : la Aa Invention of George C. Tllyon.' 
Tbe table Is made np of twenty-four large discs, 
'vlng In opposite directions. Those who de- 
to "play tbe game.** are supposed to seek 
opposite end or the sides from which they 
irt. With the tsbte crowded with "pisyers." 
striving. to retain tbeir footing, funny stnnts 
■me to follow. The Arksnsaw Traveler ts 
other new novelty that has taken its plac* 
mong the odd amoaem^t devices at the park. 
Iiis affordn a queer ride from tbe entrance 
on tbe Snrf avenoe side to the pavilion. O 
Taesday evening another series of swimming 
race* and aqnatlc sports were beld in the big 
nrtmd^i^^oikl Jto^wMA .wg^mova satstcnrs 



UntA PABK. - 

Lnna Park continues to sttmct Omsf Islsnd 
throngs. Each sncceeding week Oe sttendsnce 
bas grown bigger and bigger and It Is pre- 
dicted that the national holiday week wfll top 
all prevlons reeacdSL The Canst ot las ** 




City. 



SAKS SOUCI. ' 
Creatote and his aggregatleo of mnsldana oe- 
copy the band SbeU at Sans Sond and are of- 
ferlag prograaaa wMch meet with public ap- 
piafaL Xbe BathskeUer. where lighter form of 
amasamcat 4s parreyed is bccomlnc popalir 

vrltb ftimiMblm ot tbis resort, ' 

Jane M waa Qnlted States Araay Dar at Sans 
Sond. OB'tMs day msny at taa salil 
are caapel la Grant Psrk, visited tUa 
south aid* pazfc. 

FOBEST PABK. 

Tbe StccplaAase. Paenmatlc Tohe. Giant 
^ ■.■■if i and numer ons utfiei rtdea ot 
Park seem to hare cangbt tbe ttaer ot tte.Jtv- 
seekers- Tb* Indncement of 
fered ereiy Wednealsr 

danccfl^ " 

nlab^'as mmt^^'" ' -^'"^-^ ^ 

feattne. 

LUNA PABK. 
Oatdo<v vandevlUe cootinnes to be the lesd 
log feature at Lona Psrk'a Hippodrome. It la 
annonnced that several new attractions are on 
der way and wm aoon be In full operation. 

BAVrNIA PABK. 
The Chicago Philharmonic Orcbeatra Is in its 
strnnd week st tliis sobarban resort snd under 
the dlreetiim of Cher. N. D. Emanoel Is offering 
_ calibre that pla aaae aU tboaa 



BlamsrA Osrden irith Ellery and Us band as 
the musical attnctloa U Icducltig many of tbe 
north aldeiB to enter ita galea where mosle of a 



■VWmOATALOaUE. 



««ar M pages with O 



One of the most a tttattl ia cstalognes Issned 
by any msnofsctnring CMSMa tbis season bas 
been printed by tbe KlagciT Mfg. Co., Clndn 
astl. Oblo. It Is sn expenure book, containing 

M pages with lUaatratioos and llteratnre 

'Tbia oooeem haa 
makloi! 
J%t the 

of dght com- 

Maatlon com poppers sad pesnnt roaster*, with 
pernor supplied ttiroagb varioos agencies by 
-band, by ateam snd by electricity. Then, there 
sre eight dllferent styles of peannt roasters snd 
warmers, tbe mechanlam of which Is very com- 
plete snd labor-saving. Lastly, five distinct 
styles of core poppers, all of which sre sUe to 
Liuu ont tbe flnfflest kind of com. The remain- 
der of the catalogue contains Ulostrationi of 
machlnea In use by porehasets, as well as testl' 
mnnlali^ ct^slrm mL ^W is K l ay ^^ Ce m^any 

It ts fnlly detsOet'sad' s* warded as to be sa 

affective aolldtor to any one aiM tesds It 



MOZART PARK CLOSED. 



Wheeling. W. Ta., Jnly 2. — On accotmt of 
flnancial tnablea, Uoaart Park, here, dosed 
Jane 2S, bnt It la tbooght soon differences wUl 
be arranged and tliat the park will open. Since 
Its organisation the resort has been conddeted 
by the owners, the Moxart Park AssodatloD. 
Olaad* lf*lsaa, a 



Stuyvesant Balloon Co. 

XXW AXD BBOOn^AXS wsvv.«^in 

Ajn> PABACsura fob saul 

UW-IU & Mala Btzeat. BX. XAVak'M 




Antomatle moving Ssh pood- A mlnlatnr* r*- 
prodnetlaa of an old mill scene irith tb* water, 
tbe wooden mill wheel, and the Sah, aU la mo- 
" a. Writ* f or foil partttmlars, jTlC. KAVOB, 
K AHUBEMKIIT OOnTBUOXIOV 00„ KetsI 
Ksyar BUs».F*orla. His. 




MAGIC 
F A N 

IS SHAPES 



frx>m ooe; rslabaw 
colors. Bead S cants 
postag* tor Frs* Bam- 
pis. Prlca, $S.SO 
Wa eaiXT 



CLOSED 



11 BaraMqr Straat 
Maw York CNy 



SOUVENIRS 

NotbIUm and SpeclalUe« for Fain. 

..... 




taU 11a* oC 

OaraHal NcveMea sad gosii 

ar* tb* oldest Str**tmea'a aapply 

IMted States and hava tbonaada ot 

oiatomecs; we can satisfy y«a and want jom 
boOnaaa. Ordars shipped same dsy sa rseatrad. 
Oatalecn* FBHa, 

COE. YONGE & CO.. 

"• iir"Bnii ft 



$15 to $35 Per Day 



This Is what yon ess earn by 
operating onr latest model 
No. 4 Wonderfnl Ferrotype 
Mseblne. and we can prove 
it, Thia machine makes S 
styles of pictures, namely: 
bnttoD pictures, 2)ix3H, and 
lKx2H, and U reretsUde tat 
B tb* lengtb 
ot plat*. It Is tb ^ 




1& 

IW 

I 11 tnomted 

/ I \^^H In order to 
/ I a-^^ chine on tb* markat, we wfll 
^ 1 make a spedsl offer for the 

ta^^ month of July only, ai.d acU 
it for 115.00. Bsgular price. 
12S.S0. Too can take, Onista, and dellrcr a pic- 
ture to be mounted on a regnlsr moont or pos- 
tal card ready for mailing, or In a brooch, ready 
to wear, within 20 seconda. The price of our 
1910 Model Tdo Camera tieaoe with enoogh 
snpiiUes to make 400 bnttOD plctore* and 
brooche* U S2S.00. PUtea, 3Hs3M. (3 per 100: 
lKx2H, fl per 100; bottoa plates for sleeve nt- 
dilne, «0e psr lO*; msaati. aoe to aoe per 100; 
pUtes ta at a» battaa mmOSao, tOe per M: 
bntton ftawiwne ta CLW 

aoe ' 

•c. 




ot jSlTMiiiliH. wltb 



-. L. OAMBU writes, to order exclaatvs, 
dialect manalognea and any kind of exdnslrs 
Cor Ua^ cettacs; cxclasiss paa» 



JULY 9, 1S10L 



Ttie Billboard 



83 



AHOntKR PAR IS PARK. 

Parte U wtm amrad of uotber big Anslo- 
ti^uaStmSt^i*. to be opened urlr 
^^JvSriMT TW «TldltT with which the P«- 
' Tkar* taken to this form oC catertalnmeac 
.Jonmmera demoutxates berond qoeiUon 
lE.t the "Cty City" 1» « «ood Held for oat- 

^ .,f ibe «maUe»t In area erer conaoriwted to 

u uLible to accommodate the oowda bwde*la« 




jLiThae been aeeiiKdon the buk of the Seine 
Sit. oDPO^te the Graod Palala aad within 
SS^iS» of all tHe principal hotel, at the 
5S-. am w«U aa the Bl«tf Tower, thjtaT^ 
"tl. the BlR Wheel, the Oubm Btonw. 
Cbimwr of Deputle. airf the PWJi to Ow-. 
„"e ThU iomUod «e mode p r g lb te tertte 
dnnalltlOB eC ■ ■nmber of epertmeat hooaee 
■ ™ L-J iiLWiil the land fOr aoiu yean. A 
^aaSThi Sd boet line, pen the place 
ZiS a ahUIlBC la the cab fare to many of the 
iSclpal and moat dlataot pouta. 
■jfcBrown wUl aall for New York and other 
American dtlee In eearch of the rery Uteft 
iSStl" Id park «Dna«nenta. and wffi^nieljr 
ienue the beat thlnga at Shepberd-e Bn^ 
SVBraaaola BxpoalUoaa. It tahln iBtcaUea to 
ait* thla Paria reeort the mart eomilete aad 
SSI In exlatenee and «»|«« «»* 
hnsdi«d derloea, ahowB and eaWMU In It. 

Wort of eoMtnietlon wlU b«ta la Angoat 
and coBtlBoe tlU the euly n>Hbs. when the 
Loins wlU take pUce. Mr. Brown and hia 
SSlteet and en»lneerm nre already bua/ with 
S« tenUtlTe plans, and aQ the geoeiml Idea 
ind Ur-oot haa be«i praetlcato asreed opoo. 
to boUdlna the park In Paris Mr. BrowntrlU 
riwaja keep an eje on hla Mancheater White 
CltT. and will next aeaaon Introdoce a nnmber 
o( new ahowa and darlcea there. Tta nnme of 
th* parU place wlU be Made, . Otr.- a- 
adopted bj the shareholdeim M.k 
gjler^of the qolck^^^pMUwrJ.^— —^-^^ 

FBOSf 3. CAI.TIH BBOWR. 

The toUowlos !■ Mr. Bmrara «iaata 
It. Kng.. IW>. 1< 



■errlce Is malntalncA t0 Ml from Salt Lake 
and the leaort. 

The Boyal Order oC th* MOMt nee their an- 
noal joutlng at Walker'i IlaH. «Mk «( Jane 2T. 
The C W. Parker AmiiiiiuM Oh. peedt a d the 
amnaement featnrce. 

Bait Lake miule lorera and the public In 
■aoeral ate sUen a (enalne treat eTerjr Thors- 
day at Liberty Park. The park commtislon baa 
decided to sire a concert at the park bandstand 
at 7 P. H. each week, made op entirely of blgta- 
moale. The pncram Is under the manage- 
•(•kaA a OniMi, aaoacec t( th* On- 



GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR CON< 
CESSION AIRES. 



mm Aogost B to U. ladnrti*, at tke Ath- 
letic VIeld e( tk* Wnitfcweeleia OaiTCnto la 
■raaataa. 9L. • lii* ctimlMI «( fm «m he 
caadacte< aalar-lk* anNeaa of tto tt. Vtaaeis 




Dear Sli^Now that I hate drlren the White 
aty. MaadWfter, to Its phenomenal' soeccaa 
tktooxh the Tarlona barriers of plooeer p»Ja- 
dlce which existed oo thU side of the water 
against the American idea to summer amnae- 
Srats. and alnce all of tl>e half a hnadred 
Aawilcan derlcee and atwws Z hsre totrodomd 
•Ttr here hue been accepted as the beat. 1 flna 
Ibeli su ctaseaa. h ate bnosht down on aiy head 

fiftiitSijL t» be aoeded irtth "wjd cat 
temT^^aal '% a««iJ pcoBOtna." and I ha-re 



annoyanee fey havlas my 
as aa asset by some of 

mUlloaalrea.** I bsTo al- 
ready bad to defend one $2S.0M suit broajtht 
•galnat me by SngUah creditors of ooa nich 
paiai tMa. who had been led to beUore 
that I waa lolntly Uablc. I bare had to pat ta 
paid adrerUaemenU to peetact tl9»M, «M 
haTs had to answer many latten wmtfK far 
taeta eonacctcd with eertate ef tbca* achaaaaa. 

nana to ya»- man -that I am 

Ik* asle oencr of tka^nu* CUr. Vaaeheater. 
•at Oil dinctar «r ttlncttaNS th* Interpa- 
tlaaal Kzpealtlea is rtaaee ttis year. Tbat 
thoe la no met* nice at the azpoJtlaa to let. 
sad thst I haea an the aeaey I want for the 
ndartaklngs, sad thst 1 am not Interested In 
say way in any attempt to eenre moniy or 
boUd parka or dcTlcea to Parts, London, Vienna. 
Cbloaae, Olssgow or any other pla-^e. 1 would 
be glad to reeelTe direct eTldence of any use of 
mr name la cooneetlon with each acbcnies. 

When I am laady to bidld my narks to Lon- 
aaa aad Paria, I wm waat ao aoney tnm tbe 
p ab ll e. and I wtH boldly aaaaimr* my pUaa to 



far year fairness to 

I bCK ta remain, 
re»r**^*y. 

CAX.VtS EROWN. 



SALT LAKE PARKS. 



* Ml Laka Ctty. IMA.' Mr & 




dtactslty 

kaa attracted 
Tke Meevs. 
BaHy to 
•C tk* tathlac 
r iMBSdUtely 
■at the beat* 
Tbe paTUIon 
tma shore aad 



>rmtaai* tut tko 



U Ideagjr 
eofitalaa 
Boora to 

Tided line outdoor 
restaorant prorldee la a 

wanta of the toaer laaB. „ 

Siltalr Hippodrome, which waa origtoally 
erected for tiae as an indoor bicycle track, hss 
been leased to Tnak M. Kldredge and A. L. 
Pbnilpe, of Salt I.ake City, and tbe regular 
ieaaon opened Ifoaday, Jane 3T, for three days 
with the Lawrence Marsh Colored Minstrels, to 
•plendid patrODage. 

Wandamere has had tbe moat proaperona sea- 
son lo Its history thus fsr. It Is so Idesl oat- 
door park withto ten mtontas* car ride of the 
center of Salt Lake. The large artificial lake 
offers line boating, sM the thickly wooded park 
splendid shed* tor those who may care to rest 
from the beet, ^nie rtok and tbe Tarloua ccn- 
caealooa are reaptac a barrcat thla year. Tbe 
Dotordocie at Waadameta apaaa to-day, under 
the opable management e< Ut. Prtoce. Soois 
of tbe speediest riders to the eoontry. such ss 
■amuleaon, Mitcbell, Deroaler and Whlttler. will 
: Mtnpete for hoaora. 

Lagoon contlnoee to bold Its own to spite of 
tte tsct that the admlaalon Is fifty cents, wblle 
Aeaper prices maintain at tbe other resorts. J. 

the msnager, has Installed laaay 

at dsTlees aad the boattoc aat 

. la TCI7 Baa. The Lagoon R. B. ' 



af the at. Vtaaels 

~ > Cesun- 

, between 

•at tt* OUy Fathers 
wm e«- 



who ia a r i aat i ai tk*. istsBs tt fk* 

aatlelpatea aa tomaa** CMWt at 'Vn^' patNos. 
Tb* traasportotloo fsdlltlea are excellent as the 
grounds are cooTenlent to the termfaal of tbe 
N. W. EleTated By. and surface cars mn di- 
rectly ta the mato entrsace. Fsther Byrnes 
mskes the aaaooacemeat that all kinds of 
"clean" shows, c o ncf ss lnn a and prlTUegea will 
be weir Ml I Ba ka* asia ii t tke to oae r s W sa 
of Mr. MMhS at Maaa alMC CMcMa^ 
sad MeOiall wlll'laak afl* ttii aat <( the 
bostoess. 



MINNEAPOLIS PARK NOTES. 

Mlaacatoil*, Hlaa., 7aly Z. — Blrerrlew Park, 
the asw amnaement reeort at Twenty-serenth 
STenne Sooth, and the riter, is now open. The 
MlonespoUa Cadet Band la booked to play two 
popular caacarta Saaday atlaiBgoa aad creiy 
erenlng. A. iMt*** aCJkia Mk I* Ik* aagld- 

cent ntntmSFVlmm^ *Bk aaat »»aooo 

to erect. 

In honor at ladepeodeaee Day. Hwre waa a 
special program or OregoiT'a Oiewarks. Monday. 
July 4, at tbe Loogfcllow Oardeaa of Mtoaehaha 
PaUa. Tka Oaideaa are now tanning fall Makt 
and are belav heavily patroalxed. Tbe Maca- 
bce Bead Is stlU tendering the concert prosrama. 

Qnlte a nnmber of lorsl thestre people are 
working at the Twto City Wonaerland Par> 
durtog tbe snmmer. BIchstd Jomathao. for- 
merly of Ijarry Lond'a enterprlaea. la pablle an- 
noancer for tbe open air acta and the alrdome 
Andrew M. J. Campion, also of tbe Larry Ijin-? 
tbeattea. Is with one of the con c ess i o n s and C 
R. Caaneo. doorkeeper at tbe Oiphaaas Xheatre. 
Is tatemaa at tk a nala gates. 

GREATER DREAMLAKOk V. 

Greater Dreamland's next prodnctlaa iHB'.l* 
T^ooagra, wblch at preaent la tbe aalnlBS- 
noTdty la the amusement pstk to PaiK mm 
Onmpttta h*B aacant the attraetloa through 
Prank C Bsataiek. «ko la now to the Preorb 
capital. Tke evtaetalameBt abowe foor daeeera 
to OteclaB settlan. who are «"«_»«•» Xk'"!! 
■adleaee to actnal else and throoghoot tbeir 
they appear perfectly natural bat In- 
dhataatlee form. Patriotic moalc and are 
works WlU also be features of tbe Fourth of 
July, and naw acts seen to tbe free circus. 
Ar«nd the World Is soother new entertainment 
which is attrectlni r large crowds. 

HOMBR O. CRAWrS OUTFIT SUF- 

V rem PROM PiRp. 



New York, July 4 
—White parafltatog a 
Park. WatetkBty. " 
the Homer O. Graw 
•et ate to the eaaraa. 
Otaw had en the gr 
all of tb* aalmal a 
or hart. Craw, bowaeetv 
ttst-daaa abape. 



takaweod 

aaa aC tka be! pen of 
isaa laadrertently 
Mt at caaeaa that 
Kearly 
burnt 
in 



WASHINGT ON P ARK SOLO. 

WasUagtOD. D. C, July 2.— Oabto John 
Bridge. WaablngtoB'a fayorlte summer resort, 
win be mn by a club, lust formally organUed 
" — ipoaed of enterprising sud weslthy busi- 
aeaa meal' Plenty of cspltsi win bring tbe hotel 
and the magnlfiecat old groonds cp to tbe moer 
ataadard of sxceHeoce. By tbe rules 
tt* club membenhlp will be limited 



PARK NOTES. 

Rock Cliff Park. Sparta.nburjr," S. C 
ooeaed July 4. with B. W. Martin ss tnanager. 
Taadertlle la one of the feature stttsctlons. 

The Ballow Park Caaiiio. PyivH le, 
Vs., eveoat nir «. » 
TandaTtn*. 



Bhowmea's KesdqnarUtir-Oja't fojW /rt."- la 
8t. Lqul. J£.a»ke^o«rk.rtJJjrtj»^ 

Ml Olv^*^ OP Me. 




Utod Rivets' 

■Ky. A creat 2Se seUer. 
baz. each box containing 

A selllnjc ODtllt 
IMlrery 



POW-WOW AND RACE MCET 

At Wapello. Iowa, Aug. 
ments, Horss Show and elJt^ 
1200 each: memberaot r 
Olccait. OiraiTal — 




FOR SALE— FOUR IN ONE SHOW, COMPLETE 



Beat i**l 44»-t «a 
Untaaaable TWee-Uo 
Polar Bear, aa* Waltl 

aceeasorlea, traat, jlatii . . . 

TlU, pay for jiadf falbwadraMMi 




am attfaetta tai ttaaU; 
fc Bear, aas cstra larga 

wm asD an. wpiste. with an 



JM t* Bay. Oa* aaan Inalde pits. 
SlA OSase OB aad get It. Week 



W* ' 




three carefully • 
bed. BALLOON 



aaUatactory l 

wm ba within your r«aek. 

BPAxzv u nooo rMoamsaM,- 

aaMakl* aalaw aat jraviWtara the beat tlsas thar •*** 
I OPW-AIB ACTS or AU. KIMM. Writs, wire, pheae ar eaB. 

Cl., Ceitny BUs.,b8tl niMS,liKis Q^Hi 




At Pa rlit, Fairs and Anasaawnt RaMfts. Cvaiykara 

The Qreateat Faa Kakor sad Msaay Maker Is ear 
Laaghlac Miner Show. Bsat B i uyu el fla B ( 



Biaaaged. Aay aaa csa ba *a^ 

eetstid.' Baaaiai ' ezpeaaaa kaiOly aaytkhit. AI* 
waya ready for Doalneaa. No troobla to get the 
people In. The roars at laoshter firom pleased 
patrons draw the crowds better tbaa any ballyhoo. 
Oar Improred minors sre msda of a hlgUy polltlMiil 
nickel compoaltlon metsL They caa aot raat aat 
will not tamlnh. Same sppcsranee aa the glsss mir- 
rara and aaawer same parpoae at far leaa coat. Be- 
a4»ieaksbla. tkayaia tka 
(a arer mada. we kasa 
„ _-,.—» a apedally. -•>' — • e^- 

alsh tdeaa that ar* sure to get tr~ ~ 
to-dsy f or full particulars. 7. 

AMAEMsar ocSsTKinmoM 

Mayar Baildisc, PBOBXA. n.T.TWOm 



lac Usht ia welgkt a 
oSr really perteble 
laaa* theiaagUas m 



k RECOGNIZED ATTRACTION for PARKS and FAIBS 

JAMES E. HARDY 

PREMIER HIGH WIRE ARTIST OF THE WORLD 

A Beal Lire High Wire Performance — Not a Piece of Cb aae a. THX HABDT 
HIQB WIBE ACT la wlthodt exception the rery beat aad moat leglttoiate of 
modem days. No counter-balance bicycle fakes or any other mlaieadlnc fea- 
tnrcs. bat sTery Item of tils performance the reeolt of ability. akUl aad daring. In tact, as tar 
away fiea the beatea track of ordinary high wOe acts as the aim la from the earth. A draartac 
caM astCMfdlnary for Parks sad Fain. 

WBBK JULT 4th,' NEWSBOYS' JUBILBE DBS MOINKS. IOWA 

WBBKS or JULY 11th AND 18th CEDAB POINT, SANDUSKY, OHIO 

WEEKS OF JULY 25th AND AUGUST 1st OPEN. 

Also a few open weeks following Angust 21. For terms and partleolars, addreaa Qeoeral Dellrery. 
ss per ssate. (Dentists, save stamBS as this attraetloo la no "FUl-lau") 




THE THREE ROHRS 




In Their Manreloos "Cycle Seesatlei' 
Looping the Loop in 
the Revolving Globe 




tiMy tam AccompllBhed this wondttrfol MButlon. 

lew Opiifu: Paiks ii< Fairs 



CHARLES 



—PERMANENT ADDRESS— 

Care of Pad Taisis. 184 L 14tl St. New Tut Citf 

ROHR. ORIGINATOR AND MANAGER 



I 




■■^ Y niMr* CRISPETTE 
LiV^llO MACHINE 

C Bkkleit dSBe^^quvteni AlvaarsnoBAf 
kte> ■oina oat. HrrlacL OhL* **0m 



•MO. 

boftlneai. Oatdoorm Ia mmmeT^ Indoors In winter. Im 

town*, TillacM^ oitlca* at Xain« pAcfci* rTnlnta rmnmnr 
worta, cirijnw whtWTtg tl^sn's a crowd. Ori«p«tt«B 
■mflno ■llHt^thnm T~wia>ni1 nli Soeacrtoaettte 
Bioii«3r. Efwybodv wiHiag to apead ■xaall monay. MU> 
IJona mad« lik 6o pleeea. Thiak of Cortonaa auade la 6 
and 10 eant atona— street ear eompaniea— tlTo oeat Ahova. 
Ifaohino aiapla— ea«7 to ondentand and work. Fall iA> 

■trQctiow sec ret formal^ TnTtitlfto Qet fall pu>- 
tlottlan— taporta from naeia. 8«« what oihara faaro tloao 
Jodaa vhat loa caa da. Writo a card now. 



W; Z. LONG, 173 High Sfawe^ Spimgfidd, Ohio 



ON 



THE BUXiBOARD M'Altyjj A SPECIAIi CX>MPIjIMENTARY RAXK 
ADTSaKtlSINO TO MEMBJEBS OF THE FROIEBSIOir ON PROSBS> 



Xtie Billboard 



JULY 8, 1910. 



ZEBTOBKEBS* DAXES. 

(Coatinned trQm pise Sl> 

Jt, L«p (Palice) Macon. 6a. 

Sfiaeo, St«Te (Blppodrome) Phil*. 

Mllam & Da Bols: Soratocm Hotel. Cblngo. 

MiUer, Theresa: 118 W. Grand Are., OUalloma 

City. Okie. 
MJlllsui, Hilly:' 12 Jackson at.. Akron. O. 
Mlllmao Trio: 1634 MlchI|[aD are., Cblcago. 
Moason. B. Tbos. : 918 W. 4Sth St.. Los Angeles. 
Montagae. Mooa (Palm) San Frandico. 

' Uoores. Five Flying: 800 F. ■fe.-Mi 

Moore. Tom, Ic Stasia: Cai« B> A. 

Broadway. N. Y. C. 
MArgan. Its: Blue Onus HottI, St. 
Mmir. Chas. I<. (Btjon) Albert IM, ' 

Howatta. Fin: 6281 Windsor aTe., i . 

MoIUne & Montcomeiy: 201fl CqfltaX.CNk, 

ton. Tex. 

Mnrphr. Mr. & Mrs. A. T.t MS C ^—a w * «f«.. 

Benton Harbor, Mleh. 
UePbee & HOI (Keltb's) Boston. 
Marrln Bros. (Blppodrome) WUdwood, N. J. 
MaCDonald Staters (Scenic Temple)' Berere 
Beacb. Mass.; (Toone'a Pier) AUantlc City. 
N. J.. 11-16. 
May's Mnalcal Goats (Electric Park) Ft. Smith. 

ir' (IjHe); ClaAa- 




aicRditta,- ft nat 

jfaiitattas Mai IBaiOa- 
Atu.; Oia.: ORwtaiMr; 



I ipBit, «UlL. U. 

lO. 

Myre A Byott (Forest Park) Kansas City, Mo. 
Mnman, Tbe (Gaiety) Sanit Ste. Marie, Can. 
Montrell. Charles (Shea'a) BaSalo U-IC 
UoUer, Hanr (MTimelll Bros.' Co.) OeUmiSi 

MalSla * Bart (Music HaU) B ri gbtad Beach, 

H. r.. U-I& 
JfakOMT. Thoa. K. (Praetot^) Kewark. K. J.; 

(Taney) Syraenae, M. X.. U-IB. 
Hooee. Mabel 'Talenteene (Grand) Portland. Ore. 
Uollen & Oirem (Fontaine Ferry Park) Lonls- 

TlUe. 

Uarlo-AIdo Trio (Big Hlppodrame) Fhlla.; <Mip- 

podrome) Boston ll-tt- .• ■ 
Uangean Troope (HlraodnM) J 

drome) Boston ll-lO. 
Morgan & Chester (Orphenm) Portsmonfh, Ta. 
Morton. MUdicd (Orphenm) Spokane. Il-IIL 
MasweU * Dnffiey (Bljon) Dnlnth. MIna 

(nnlqne) HUmeapoUa Il-IB. 
Morton A Keenan. (Empire) Amberxt. O.. 7-ft. 



A At^liuon: 1&48 TV. SSth at., Clere- 

Oiretfleld. Andrew: 369 Glenwood aic, Bnltalo. 
Oven. Dorothy Mae (Altdome) UnikQia*, Okla.; 

Kansas City, Mo.. 11-16. 
OdiTa (Proctor's) Xawark, N. J. _ . ; „ , 

0-Nen Xrlo (CoUwlal) omnwliw;, a;'(ll|tMtie) 

Old aouSn nSSren. SaKM* 'Moat <Tam- 
ple) Detralt U-ML ' 

O'NeU. Doe Hewiri ObilMUit Oolnmbas. Oa.; 
(Majestle) BtemlngbMi, Ala.. U-16. 

Owens. BIU7 ft^S^l^nwMa Onm City! 
Col.. 7-9. 

Orphenm Comedy Foot CPekIn) Cblcago. 
Osbotn. Teddy, & Pets (VtctnU) Colombns, O. 
Parland-Newhall Co.. 431 BnaaeU aTe.. Cor- 
^togtfflu^ ft OMkn St.. :o>aad Kaplda. 
Mleh. 

Pattnsoa h Kanfman; Cm Wv. 8.. JUlIcr. 

I«og Act* BUc. N._y. a_ . , 
Panllne. 1. B.: nnmrtO^K. T.;yy_ 

Pbdan, Owi.: IWjjtfcn^JBWl Mto Ala. 
purer. CoUias: -a»^~ mk gLrlt. Smltb. 

Phillips. MOndsne: CalTCft Hotel. N. Y. C 
PotU Bioa.: Umg Acre Bldg.. N. T. O. - 
Pottar * Harris: 1715 Leiand a-re.. Chicago. 
Price. Jack & Mabel- (Orpbenm) Scranton. Pa. 
Pilea * DUton: 143 W. 36th St..- N. Y. C 
Parria. Geo. W.. Jr. (Gayety) ' Omaha. Neb.. 

7-»: (Diamond) Conndl Blnffa. la.. U-IS; 

(Comlqne) Sonth St. Joseph. Mo.. 14-lB. 
PoUeys. The (Qystal) Goodland. Kan. 
Pearse * Mason (Blajestic) I ndlana p q lla; (White 

CltT Park) Dayton, O.. 11-1«. _* „ 
PrlBi^ ft-'Whitlng (Oipbenm) Saa I H ncto e n, 11- 

n^iiaa tliiiimtlii (IngctacU Paik) Sadiolnea, 

la. •'■ - ■■'■'. 
Pedetaen Bros. (Victaria) N. T. C. 
Plnard & Manny (Island Park) Baston. Pa. 
Polalrc. Mile. (Hammersteln's Roof) N. Y. C. 
PotU Bros.'* 0>. (Moslc Hall) Brighton Beach. 

K. T. 

Powers & Psnllne: Excelsior Sprlngs,^Mo. 
Qnaker City Qnartette: 403 MacOn st.S Brooklyn. 
Ql^^^ft^Mlckerson (New York Theatre Boot) 

Bnmonds,' The:. 4ie W. (mattahoodiee St., 
~ ^txgerslA. ■ Oa. 

Baynund. Ktueag. * JUIqr IsahCDe: No. S, 
Oardner Flats, Knoxrllle. Tenn. 

Reading Sisters: 411 VT. 30th St.. N. T._0, 

Becd Broe. : OC Saitao Bt.. IKjrchssttaw 



PROFESSIO N^ ttljU SIKA^l^B 

Professional adveitiaeiiiads in die foim 61 Cuts must reach publica- 
tion offices of The Billboard not later than Friday noon of each 
wedc to secure publicatim in the is^ going to press Uie Monday 
following. ^"^^ 



Mote, Edith (Orphenm) Ean datat inKt (Ib- 
press) Mllwankee 11-18. ■• :- ,■■•!■ .>■ . 

Moore. George Aostln (Majeetle) Chicago. 

Merrltt, Hal (OrptacDm) Oakland. C*l.; (Or- 
pheum) Loe Angelea 11-S3. 

Mnrray, Marlon (Orphenm) San Franrlsro 11-23- 

Mab. Qneen. * Wela (Valley) Bincoae, K. Z. 

UneUer ft Hneller (Pmtages^) fc«fsniit» OIL; 
(Clrntes) San ftaneiseo ll-lS. 

Moody A Goodwin: Akron. O. ' 

Moneta PiTe (Natlonsl) San Francisco ll-ldL 

MllUrd Broa.. BlU ft Bob (BUon) Badne, Wis. 

Ore. ' 

Metrop<aitan Minstrels (People's) PhBai 
Meyers. Belle (Orpbenm) SaTinuah. fla. 
MlchcU ft Cain; Bradford U-16. 
HnOar ft (Salse (Maw Bnghton) BrlgUan Beacfb. 

Morton. Ed. (New Brighton) Brighton Beach. 
N. T. 

Mysterlons Balloon Girl (American) BoAaway 

Beach. N. Y. 
HcDerltt ft KeUy (Sth Atc.) N. T. C. 
Marr ft Evans (MosIc HaU) Brighton Beach. N. 

Mdnse ft 



MsRis*. L«on. Ponies (BUon) Battle Acak, 100. 
Macks, Two- Peedaas . (Ci^nlal) Taatanapaila; 
((Adonlal) oanmiiiw. O., U-ML .'■ . . 

» — ? — n^. -^^irj .-ji." - — „ — - — V — y ^tf^^ 




Banjt 'US Vttlk arc:. Chicago. 

» * Bllay: IBS SkM ai*., BnwI^n. 

lis ft (hnith::atS Addison ate.. Chicago. 

Norrb, Nellla liee' (Palace) DallaB. Tex. 
Norton. Great: 944 Newton at., (^cago. 
Koaaea. Six: Mew Brighton. Pa. 
Kewton. Olayda (Amnae U) Birm ingham . Ala. 
: Bolan. Shean ft Nolan (Colonlal> . aQBiMfeBqb 
Fa.: (Majestic) Boitiestez. U-lt: (Park) 
Toangstown, O., 14-10. 
Konette (Temple) Detroit; (Shea's) Boffalo, 

u-ie. 

Hcary ft Mnter (BUon) Virginia, Mian.: (Bl- 

Joa) Sopatlar. -Wis.. U-18. 
Xmaa ftsBnraod (AMame) fBntl ln na . Tenn. 
Newdl ft NIhIo (Majestle) Denrer. 

Klblo. Fred (American) Ro<±away Besch, N. Y. 

Otto Bnm-: ZiO W. 52<! Kt.. -V. Y. O. 



Bcllly ft Lewis: 64 W^^l]flift:i■£i S^TT. a 
Reynolds ft Donegaa - (Palaea) ' laaflaa '**' 

Jnly 1-Aog. 31. ' 
Rlcbards, Great Aerial: 285 JenCks- at. Fall 

Blver, Mass. 
Birftsmson. Herbert B.: Box 137. ^MaTerhlU. 



ToA BeoO^H. T. C 

. Braadway. in i. C. 

Bfley. Geo. B. (Foraat Faxk) Oi aa n wood Lake, 

N. Y. 

Blnner-Bendo Uo: 8ST Saranth ati^^Snnd Bap- 
Ida. Mich. ;-■;■..-■,■..■■,.-'.■''..•'«.- 

BiTenhall. Fradi'^SM Oajma -nofe^l^ 
Boaeh, Chas. K-^M 
dlanapoUs. -r^r;^ 

Bobertaon. nadk Ar.. 

Bobert^ E^rea ft BiMrtit' 




Bogcra. Frank: 144011% St.. Udlna. m. 
Bogets. Happy BIII:"Bax 254, Beaaemer, Ala. 
Bomma. Bob: SIS Ttaraer St., EanesrlUe, O. 
Boacnen. The: 488 Uairooa Suv'BnoklyD. 

WaaUBfton, D. a-^^ .* • 
ihaidai_Bi3ph (O. H.) Nlles. O., T-».. 



(Majestic) Seattle. 

BaHOB ft LaSonr (Ilnlqne) Des Moines. Is. 
Bahcr, Sam y. (Majestic) (niadeaton. 8. C: 

(Alrdome) Atlanta. Qa., 11-1& .j- 
Bltay ft Ahem (Idle Hoar Park)- PlHahorg, 

Kans.; (Wondtdand Park) WlchlU U-ie. 
Boeamora. Sozanne (Portola Cafe) San Stan- 

'dsco 4-23. 
Boodc. CUnde M. (Shea'a) Bnffalo. 
Ba^W'.^BWkbss. Ttonpe (Hippodrome) wnd- 

Rnaaell ft bailB (Keenct*a) MiOiUe, Ala. 
Btefaaid ft Boamalne OBrlnkman'a) BemUUl. 

Minn.: (Ircenm) Mlnot. Ni D., ll-ieC • 
Btra-Lanen TMope (Orphean) Ban Clalra. Wla. 
Roberts. Uttle lord (AlrSoma) (aattaaocn. 

Tenn. .,■-•■'-• -v^ ■ " ' 

Reed. St. John i Co. (Paktail^) Dasnc: itPtU- 

tages') Pneblo 11-16. 
R.Tan. Thos.. RIchtleld Co. (St. Etanda Hotel) 

Ban Francisco 11-23. 
Roth. lisnra (Majestic) Cbarleatoa. S. C 
B^. Billy K. (JennlngB Show No. 1) Neosho, 

Bnssells. Flying (Tnmbllng Bnn Park) Potts- 
vllle. Pa. 



Bonay's Tenlers (American) Boekaway Beach, 
N. Y. 

Boyale & Steama (Star) Dnlnth, Minn. 
Bedmnid ft Smith (Dixie) Jackson, Wag. 
RUner ft DoTe: Monmouth. Hi.. 7-8. 
Rajan, John (Royal) San Antonio, Tax. 
Bead ft Marlow (New Dime) Mangoffl, Okla., T-0. 
Bt. John ft Bridgea: 437 E. S8th St, N. Y. 0. 
Sanda. M. K.: 810 Anlty St.. HooMatead, Pa. 
Sawyer ft Da Uaa: 4S PinUM Jtt.. BtfalOk 

Searlea. AHtar:'' 8888 CeWag* 'Um^iAre., Chi- 
cago. '■. •• -i'.i :■':.< 

Sears, Gladys: 258 W. 26th St- .Xf.Z. a 

Selblnl ft GroTlDl: 6804 17th Aw;.aMak]ya. 

SenseU Broe.. Flying: 2io AtUaitiQ.tt;., Vltta- 
barg. Pa. 

Shaws, Aerial (Clrctis fliliifla) " lltiilmliii 

Sweden. Jnna . l-JiOy SO. 

mnnaii ft Da Fimat Cio.: Central Park. 1m, I.. 

m: e; ' ■ -. . 

abort ft OUa: Bos 1101, OaUaa. Tex. 
Mmmnna, Oreat; SOn Ogdca At*..' OileagA. 
SI Tad ft mas: 818(1 Itanal St., Cadar VaBa. la. 
Smith ft Adana: 417 B. Hals tad at.. Chicago. 
Smiths, Mnaieal: (Rlrerrlew Park) CUeagOL' 
Soraaadk Chrte: ISOS N. Western Ave.. Chleagei, 
Spami. Jir. and Mm. Bytoa: 481 N. Mardutt St., 

FbHa. 

SpaoISIiig. Dnpnee ft TM: BOK 38Bk Oaaialac, 
N. T. 

Stadium Trio: St. OharlfB Hotel. Chicago. 
Stanley, Edmund, ft do.: care E. 8. Keller. 

Long Acre Bldg., N. Y. C 
Stanley ft Chambers, Union Ave. ft Oak Lane, 

PhUa. 

Stantona, The: 851 W. 44th St.. N. Y. C. 
Stbn. Chu. J.: Green Room Club. 139 W. 4Tth 

Stons ft* Hayes: 1311 Pratt are., Chicago. 
Snmmera. Allen: 1958 W. Division St., Chicago. 
Swain ft. Ostaaiu SOB IBtli Am.. Sa, Mlnne- 



SylTcatar ft Losare: 440 Sd Ave,. N. 7. a 
Stuart ft Keeley (Temple) Detroit^ - 
Sweeney ft Rooney (Ban Park) OUeaaOb 
Stuart Helen (National) San Fraaeiaeo 11-18. 
Solar ft Rogers (Grand) Sacramento, Cel.; 

(American) San Francisco. 11-16. 
Spragne ft Dixon (BUon) Richmond, Va. 
Stewart ft Malcolm (Faltman) Gonna Cbrlatl, 

Tex.8. ( galaeM>v^p88ta %'^MJfc-jT _ 
Sngimoto JafSMW nMp*^Waalnt Ooart) -Bnt- 

talo. . ■ 
Shield, Mlsa Sidney, ft Co. (Orphenm) Seattle; 
(Oiphenm) Portland. Ore., 11-16. 

— (fantasea') . Seattte; (Pan- 



r^aatfoaga^ TA:.-' U-ML 

''•;s2ri^*5^s^*i5ss^^ 

Smith ft Arado (Mloalon) Salt Lake City, 7-«, ' 
Stanley. Harry S. (Mllea) Minneapolis. . 
SnUy ft' Phelos (O. - H. ) Glena Palla. N. Y. 
Shaw, Lew * NelUe (Majestic) Denrer. 
Spadool, Paul (Orphenm) Loa Angeles 4-16. 
Stlpps. Mnslcal (CSDney Island) Cincinnati. 
Symonds. Ryan ft Adams (Majestic) Seattle. 
Btmmerii. Allen (Majestic) B— St. laoala. m.. 

Symonds. Jack (BlJon) MeaalilL'' /Sobd.; (Bl- 
jon) AUanta. -Oa.. ll-l«, -_--^ . , 
• .naekw .jnhad|r}^:l^ltlalMK; Vi^ 



Somera & Stotke (Lakealde Park) Akron, 0., 11. 
16. 

Seddona, The (Hammersteln's Boot) N. Y. C. 
Smttb. Ton (Music BaU) Bitghto* Batah. X. 

aadlnm THo (Park) Helena, Axfe. 
Smith ft Boston (lorrle) Baswdl. jr. lL 
SwUt. J. Uonel. ft Co. (Lake Ontatlo Vaife> 

Kingston. Can. ;' -.'.•;' .■:; •• 

Smith ft Nltraaa .Utam) (kadbtte^ H. a 
Tally. Lamar B.s.*BM08b-.te;*-r.-.^" - - '■ 
Taylor. C. Bdwtn: SM C i VfeanKllB' St.. - 

Bend. Ind. 

TMd. LezcU & Herr: 424T Lorain Ave., Glera. 
land. 

niatcher. Geo.: 581 'W. 14»tb St.. N. Y. a 
Tolls, The (NaUonal) Harana, Cuba., Jobr 4- 
Indef. 

Topack ft West: 1388 Pear St., Parkslde. Cam. 
den. N. J. 

Traco' ft Carter: 717 eth Are., Seattle. " ' 
Tieat% C!apt., Seals: Tonawanda, N. Y. 
T)remalnes, Moslcal: 230 Caldwell St.. Jackson. 

■rllle. lU. — 
TtoT, Nelson ft Troy: B. F. D., No. 1, Box 8. 

Sheboygan, Wis. 
Tyraoe, Wallace: Qnanah, Tex. 
Tnmera. Musical (Cahanne) St. Louis. 
Topack ft West (Family) B. Palestine, O.. 7-8. 
TMnfite ft O'Brien (Majestic) AlTa., <ikia.| 

(Eleetrle) Enid 11-16. ' 
Thomson ft Farrell (Elite) - Rutchlnaon. ' Kan.. 

7-9; (Colonial) Borton. 11-13; (Alrdome) 

Olathe 14-16. 
Tooey & Norman (Grand) Taeoma, Wash.: 

(Grand) Portland. Ore., 11-16. 
Turner, Bert (BtJon) Snperlor. Wis. 
Tangley. Pearl (Poll'a) Hartford. Co. 
Thomas ft Byan (Pantages*) Saatflai,; 
Tennis <)nart«tte (Alrdome) Dit^iiglfi' 

drome) ladlanaptfis. 11-18. /.' ''.' , ;.' 
Takezawa . J a y an es a , Taanpe L, 

kce; (Bamooa Park) Oruria 

18. ■ ', •■ v/ .■■ ■ 
Taylor, VM-fMU!i:-tl^htii^'%-i:i^'- 

Tknd^ ft Fttn»,UBMVf ^ 

Tangnay, Bra (Stm WrtinWi )' 1 

N. Y. 

Tlnney. Frank (uew Brighton) Brighton Beach, 

Tlghe, Hatiy. ft LtUlan ntgfecald (Bth.ATC.) 

Ti^ e^ th* World HaB»ota-flW|oall«i)'. CMraso> 

Valentlaoa. Poor Flying: The Billboard, Clncln- 
natL 

Vaiii_BiUy B.. ft Beanmont Sisters: Qtattn 

H. _ . . 

MSI Lincoln Atc, CUeaso, 

Ooaady Mo: ISIS Berth Atc, ladlaa. 

Tmoo, Dorothy: SW Bnelld Aye.. Inmaa Itek. 

Atlanta, Oa. , 
Tlctorlne, Mernn: Bt. '^T1r"^n 
-1 8.: I - 



Vincent. John . . 
Vlndobonas. Tba - 
13-JnIy 28. 

Vootello ft MIna: Continental Hotel, Chleanr/ . 
Van Horn. Bobby (Highland Park) Qnlncr. '311.1 

(Colonial) Indianapolis. Ind., 11-18. 
Tatdgmau . (Miles) Detroit 

Tan ft Johoson (VInewood Park) Topeka. Kan. 
T^os. Musical (Orand Family) Faiso, M. O,: 
. (Majcatle) St.PanV jUm^ U-l*,. 






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Tbe clever light <x>median with "A Bdl Bot" Mii8i«»l Comedy 06. will 

be seen next season together with his sister, Ella Galvin, in a repertoire of 
three entirely new miisi(^ (X)medy productioas, under the same 

management. - . . . . 



PRINTWELL POSTER MUSLHf 

WHITE A^ID COLORED; JPUT UF» IN 1OO-Y0. ROU^S OR MORE. • ' " 

MANijPAcniiun 'Xmd- 



Dfe'V.: 



FULTON BAG & GOfTON MIU.S 



ATLANTA, GA. 
ST. LOUIS. MO. 
DAI .1 .AW. 'TSaU 



JUUY 9, 1910. 



Xtie Billboard 



36 



Vio ft jtaaaox (Weatmlniter) ProTldeace, R. I. 
Vasses, Tbe (O. B.) Webatet Oltjr, la.; (Alr- 

dome) Sloui City, 11-M. , 
VindenUts, Tbe (AMpM^ lH o tH l H i tex.i 

lAlrdome) Anatln - 
Tloli, Otto * Jewel (HlpffOdimna) Plttalmrv, 

Voce. Tom (O. K.) BUsewar* Pa., 1-9. 

^iflra: WoSa ATa.,.a<Mbca. loft. 



P*. 



Vuce, OUdn: sn WUdea Are., Oeabeo, id 
TIee, Fied H.. * Oo. (FaiiillT) HaamtowB. 
reoetlan aetenaden. Four (MUea) Detroit. 
Wisner A BIxxM: B« 88*. Olena VaUa, K. T. 
Walker, Moilcal: }S2i Btookalde St., ladlait- 

Wailaee & Beecb (Caalim) Charlotte. N. 0. 
Wiltona, Six: SS N. Soperlor St., Toledo, O. 
Warrlcka, Tbe: 11S2 Bedsewlck St,, Cblcaco. 
Wanen * Franela: Ba Stt. Gbereime. VTjo. 
WateAnn Bra. ' * Xmmt: lasS ABMuOam 

wttm. Tinz'sM mUlth Bt, K. T. a 
Wttion. Bumr, Turn Tard Olieoa: 8S8 N. 

WatenilJolm (Idrrle) Ft. Wayne, Ind. 

WellLWoi. J.: WUt* Bear Lain, JUnsi. 

Wcntworth * Bona (Orand) Pboeslx, Aria. 

Weat, M. (IbUeatle) BUwood 0117. Pa. 

Weat * Hack: care J. Stemad, lUJeatlc Xteati* 
Bide., Cblcaao. 

Weat ^latere: 1412 Jefferaoo At*,, Btooklrn. 

Wblte. La Boy: (Palace) DalUa^ TOs. 

Whitman Broa.: U35 Cbcatant SL. PbUa. 

WUtoey, TUlejr: S6 Kane St., BoltBlo. N, X. 

WllUama, Raoela, Doc, Pooy ana Hookey Cir- 
ca* (Palliadea Amoaemeat Park) Pallaadcs. 
N. J. 

WUla, Nat M.: tM W. Setk St.. S. Z. 0. 
WUaoQ Braa.: Haywood, III. 

WUoao* Uaale: 175 PraakUa 8t.» 

WUioB. WeMon (Palaca) IMItas. Xn. 

WIthrow A GloTcr: MS N. Bmporia at., Wichita, 

Wood, MUt: Wblte Bala. N. T. O. 
Wcoda, W. J.: 1328 S. Sawyer SL, Chleaco. 
Woodward, Bomala U (O. H.) Seneca PaUa, 
N. Y. 

WenUey. Balph (PriDceaa) OaTaapoct, la. 
Wonnwood'a Hoakaya: SM W. rfMk'-flt.. N. 
Y. 0. 

Weat, Dace DotU: Qnloey, ID. 

Wotnielm'a. Easese. LiTlns Bnaze Stataee 
(Pioetor'a) Albany, N. Y., T-»; (Keltb A 
Practdc'a) Jeraey City, N. J.; (Proctor**) 



Whartoo. lirt CCiaeeiit) ayiaeoMk N. T. 
Wud, Starr * Wted (Star) Mew Philadelphia, 

Wood Broa. (Beat BaA Park) IttmBhlm. Tian,. 
11-18. 

Webb, Barry L. (Komat Park HlsUanda) St. 
iMla; (Beat Bod Park) Uemphla, Tenn., 11- 

WlUIama * Weatoa (Uaiooe) HlnaetpOUa. 
Waldman, Kdnard. * Oo. (CaUlnswood) Paoth- 

kMP»le. N. Y. 
Wenriek, Waldtca Ifc Wllklaaon (Hippodrome) 

WOtwood. S. J.; (Island Park) Baatoo; Pa., 

Woodward. V. P, (UI* BOar Park) Plltabnrs. 

Kan.; (WooderiaadPaxk) Wichita U-1*. 
Wancr * Bhodea: Laka OMm. H. T. 
WllUama & Sefal (Sohmar IFaifc) ' 



(Shea's) BoBab ll-ia. 
rOka. .-- - - - 



•La; 



^ — . Honte T. (Aodltoctna) OladaaatL 
WlB8tOB*a Sea Lloaa, Act. Mo, 1 (HI 
PUla.; ffltoBsdwwi) & laahk Ut„ 

u-ie. 

wi^^'*'^^^**(NatIoiua>''sam 

Ward, VM , 

Whlta * SlBmooa (( 
(Orpheom) Oaklaad 

dl 

. 1 BeU (Pnapcet) ( 
WUka * Oeeta (Altdone) La' 



rack (AtrdaoM) Lawiaae*, 
Lee (Boiplra) Obleasok - 



. ----- (Oipheam) Lochport, N. Y. 
WWtaJt * BeU. (Pnapcet) " " 



WUUams. Qreat ^ . . 

Qereland. 

, , aaiaiiia_ Kan.: (Alr- 

_dome) Ottawa 11-2S. .... 

"^SihT » * "-'^ ~ 
|SgrSr^aii8»k.n^^^ 

muuns * wrestsnaan (Valoas) HlnaeapoUs. 
WatOB, Lacy (Amerleao) Be^way Bead. 

WaMa * Dwyar (Cheater Park) (BadaaatL 

Wlaklcr-Kiaas THo (HlppodioaM) Ualr 

Ph.: (BlppodroBe) Plttttov U'la. 
Wlaehcstn^ Bd. (AUaa) Oheyeana. 1 

_dMne) <]reeley. Cola. 11-18. 
Wllltama * Stearaaa (Olobe) JaetaaBTlU*. tia. 
Xarlen. Door: 2IM W. 20tb St., Ohleam. 
Yamamoto Brea.: Wlncbeater. O. 
YoDDr. De Witt. * Slater: SB flhltteadan St.. 
Coliunbna, O. 

* 'c°**" **" ^ **** 

^<|a«f<'<Hile. * Aprtl JBUoo) KBOXTm^ tUB.; 
_.(0. H,) Lexlmrton. KfTU-lS, • ,. • 
'Teakle. WalterW.' CAMbmI " ' " ii_ Kan.t 
_ (Altdome) KewtaolwBr--^IJTrT^ - • 

Zlegler Trio: care BO. n*ber. Paatasea' Ttieatre, 

Seattle. 

wSSSf BA'aSMptpbeam) OaUaad, CaL, Mft, 



WITH onBouns 

Ahiea Traapst BIniUw Broa. 
^'■•■•.Twai BaisBB > Ballar. 

Alex TraaDat in— ti— i 




Alex Troop*: 

^,noa. l^rtd^^iSwat 
Allena. Aerial! Jaka U. 
^ton, Jerrys CaanhaU 
Altoa, The! BaaeBbaek-waua 
iil!!?^-!''*' »*«pea«h*na . 
AlTja, Tteee: Voc«paa«h-8*ns 
Alptoe noma, PItoi K^*paa« 
Amelia. Mile,: OoHmar BrSe. 

T£SttL^3?' Baraom * Bailey. 
Inkr* TMapet MUhty Haaa7 
*»grta, B^BaanhMkjrSfiM*. 
Jjbtai, ftiJei"a: ». Wheeler^ 

H»t Oanphon Baaa. 
J""* Poeapaagh-Selle Br 

nSJnJISrtH*?^* BaBalo 
ooabtaad Shows. 
Baynat* iiHoi - - 



Bedlnl. Uaiy: naganbeek-^ 
BeU, Hla* a: BlB«lla» Broa, 
Bell. Otgai John Ita^asaa. 
BelnOBt BNa.1 AL jr. W 

Benok Kereeleaas AL O. 

Bant* BiDSLt Bataam 4k BaUar- 
Beraok Cbaa.1 Oaapball Bros. 
Bofie 4k Bleka: Cainpliell Bieau 
BeiaacM Haoe. 4k OUae: Bamam A if i Bn 
Bttfs * Blauaat: Q. W. (Arlaty*a B. 
Sokrooaa, Three: Bamon 4k BaOay. - 
Boaeaettla hlzt Oeotty Brae, 
Botslnl Tronpei BeUa-Floto. 
Boaclalre. Don: Oentty Btoa. 
Braehard, Paol and Bdna: Gentry Braa. 
Braco, Benito Alaoaoi, TToope: Baneaa 4k Bailey. 
Bradley ft Ward: Baraaa ft Bailey. 
~ ' ft Fred Derrick: Baraaa 4k Baflay. 

: Yooax Bnffalo'a Wild Waat. 
Boma: Odlmar Broa. 
Boraa Trio: Ootlmar Broa. 
Bnfsoo, Arthur: Wiedemann Broa.* Sbam. 
Bartona, Poor: Btagl^^ Btoa. 



Btadna, Blla, ft Ft 
BobaaLmian: 
BaBMb Brows ft 1 



ELGIN WATCHES ^^eov! 



17 Jewel Elgin— Onr Great Spedal^l Q75 
Sent Anywhere on FREE TRIAL AOm 

fcni » M a ti kaa* taanto tte. TitM ii ttMt Hm* 

ea deaa tjaye geay t nil yea have aee eaailanm laedihtoHHih »ada 
7.«laanl O^a Waluh, la aoy atyla haad^awsvad aaaa^ rt^rt ia fssr 



CahlU FamBr: John 



Bparka. 



Canaan, La&Ue, Troop*: Hacenback-Wsllae*. 
Cardoaa'aL Cast., Liooa: Son Btoa. 
Carl, K. P.I Howo's Great London. 
Carroll. HO*.: Bamnai ft Bailey. 
Carroll. Mettle. Trio: Baraom A Bailey. 
Carety: Baraom ft Bailey. 
CaatrUIoB naapa, Slxt w'f""t Btoa. 



CercD* Troapet Saa BMa. 
Chapman ft Banbs: Osi* Fkk 




Claeka, The: BoUr 

Clarke, llaada: Binra'a Gnat _ 
Clark. >. Ut Barniun ft BaOay. 
Clark. Joale, Chaa., and Pecetai 
Clark. Bnby and Pearl: Sna BiSSk 
Claifconlaiia. Tlka; Rlnallna BSNb 
Clayton, Gerald: Sella-FIoto. 
Codooa: Barnnm ft Bailey, 
rsmlly: H. L. (Hark. 
Bobt.x John Boblnaon. 

Barsms ft BaUay. 

Haianbeek-Wsllssst 

Bslpni Gentry Broa, 

Sad*: John Boblneoa. . 

Ooanoia^ Wakt Sbb Broa. 
Coratia, Hlla.t BtasUas 1 „ 
CorraUis^ Tbiaa: Bataam It 
Oorrlaa, Hm«.t OoOmar Bcai 
Corrlattaa, Xkai OaUmar Bni. 
OottreU-Powella, The: Bla(ir~ 
Coylea, The: John BoMnaoa. 
Cram«r, Jo* D., ft HBe. Bqnlaas: Yaaka* 



Onoka, Chas.: Hasaahaek-Wallae*. 
Cortla, Dob: Fiacepaofh-Sella Broa. 
Oeo.. Sea Lli 



Uamon'a, Oeo.. Sea Llona: Baimm ft 

OaiUafc Pktl DsaTCR Banna * Baltar. 
Oait; liaia Dsfllt Jata aMMBb . 




Vnia, aeaarai John ' 

Oarlaw Htaa ICt Btesltny ; 

DeAlaor Broa.t QoUmar Broa. 
DaBallan Brea., Three: John BnWijami, 
Deehero^ Itovlac: Barlow'a 
lie. ai£: Bobl 



low'aDof ft Pany I 
'br VnisutB flhawi 
I HnWi*nn 



DcClalrrni*. 

DeOoaa Traopo: Joha 

DaOBBp*. Mila: Pnak A. BohUSft 
Oeeler. FVaaeaa: Oellmar Btoa. 
Dalhteata, Thne: Bamiheck-Wallaea. 
DeKocha, The: Baceaseck-Wallaca. 

, Tnopa: Baiaaa 4k aBIIar. 
'nit Bowa'a Saaat 1 



I Hasaateek*' 

DdlMt. ^ 4kuniU Ka 

Tliaaisn. Geo.: Feeepensh Sells 
Danlek. Fred: Banna ft 
De ap e r adei Baraaa ft 
Denrna*. Great: 
Deella'a ZooaTasi 




Dlai^ Star: Banma ft BallcF. 
Dick, Bay: LaUont Braa. 
make Bataca, Itar: Bannna ft BaOv. 
IMaltrt'a, Capt. O.. Ooaaacka: CaaaphaU 
DOwsttk TWn^: Joha B. ^arka. 

Haxeabeek-Wall 

ft BaUay. 



^ ^jtnc 

P s Ja fTJ. '.I Baraaa ft 

Pasliy, Katat Roare'a Graat 

Daydea. Ohaa.: Wledeaaaaa Braa.* 

DMak, Barman: Huenbeck-Wallae*. 
Daay. AL: Texas Bnd's Wild Wsrt. 
DouMaea Ttoope: Saa Broa. 
Dattoa Broa.: Sua Broa. 
Dattaaa. Thie*: Rlnsllat Broa. 
■ddys, Th*LlIaw«'a Great Loodoa. 
■dw ar d a . Ada Ball. Trio: FhcepanshBella 
Bkald Slaten, FooK Baraaa ft BaUav- 
Btotts Hstna: Joha & Opatka. 
mat Mat atoi*panah4l^ Broa. 
boa Ihallyi Bacanta^llUlaeai, 
KaMta, Tbs: Dad* FtsklhM. _ 
Bneataolana, Flylns: Dod* lak BSNSU 
■hbar, Aaaata: BaseBbeck.1 



Mro, Xm: John Boblnaoa. 
Flaher, Mile.: BaramB ft Ballcy. 
tlaher, Saa ft SUlIa: Kon Bna. 
FltaceraU'a, Hiehad ■.. Jonllv 

Uac Broa. 
Flofsneca. Six: Baraaa ft Bailey. 
IIocsBS nato: Btntl ln a Bin 
Itod. DUki BsfBoa ftBantv. 
Ihetaaa, Oadlei Be^aheek-Wi^ . 
ftsilsl: Venpaaih-WIs Bros. 




>: ■hrepe,a(l>-8ella Bras. 

naael* F.: 
^.adlest RaseDheek-WaUass. 
Biss.: Banoa * Ball^. 

r.t.aacaabeck-WeUac*. 

Gardner ft lAtaca: Btncllnc Brea. 
Gerard ft Bhtell: BtnaUBc^toa. 
Glaaaceek. W. D., ft rmlly: Joha ■ 
Goats, Mat: Son Broa. 
Oomea, Kr. ft lira.: Btaalint 
Goodrede, Jack: Gollaur Broa. 
Green, Art: Campbell Bros. 
Gioss, O-t (hdlaar Bsoa. 



Galea Itanat 

BMfeatt, in*: Joha BoMasoa. 
BaaalHa^ naak: John Bobtnaoa. 
HhSlar ft Co.: VMepsath-Seils Bna. 
Barddlss, nree: BatenWh- Wallace. 
Harria, norenee: RlniiltBt Broa. 
Bart Broa.: Bacenbeck Wallae*. 
Hayss, Wm.t nrepaoib-Bena BiM. 
HiTllott, Juo.: BB(*Dbeek-Wallac^.'.. 
Beihert. Freeman: Bamom ft BaM^ 
Herberts, Flytnc: Bens-Flota, 
Banaana, VIt*: Bssssback-Wallsc*. 
Baaauaa. Ibort BSfsabsek.Wallac*. 

Kaaaa ft nnat Oellmar Bn 
Hlldena, (%aa.: Joha BoMaaea. 
Btaeo-Kbaban TNop*: T Sispaasl l -asBs 
HobaoBL nm: Bella-Ilot*. 
Boeaa nally: Campbell Bi ^ 
Hedslnla. Two: BlacUna Bm. 
Boldar. BasMr: John Bohr 



Ti 

17>ISBnl . - r - 

sanhssM. tat as asad It a ya, sll ehsraaa mnid, Hlltsilsita 

PajrOnlySl.SOaMonth S-oSMTS/rrS 

yoa bv9. or how email your salary or income, wm tnatyw for A hi^n- 
ffndaEigio Watch, m (roJd cuo.wmmnt«d for 2S yews, ukdffuumnceed 
toxmsany Railroad inapectioa. WntmtwwmhmimWttiMwuiWmmmdtMIt^ 
It tells all about OOT Easy Paj/iuent Plan and how we lend EHain l^^Jewal 
B. W.itariBondandZlandZSJewel Qain Veritas; also Waltham W^i^iakj^ 

Vmmtt^^Htk S^fcSBMAIlW^i^alBfcBL SrtaecartOr mr one "^^M^^^" 

IMOS.aGOi Branektt:PitUlHav.Pa.. St. timii^o. I ctDtdcpotil. M UMa Biantea. hea. 





REEL TICKETS 



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FULL SEASON'S WORK FOR 



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ALL STAR BOOKING AGENCY 

H. M. HORKHKIMCH, Manaaar 
Knlok*ri>oelc*r Thcatrw Bids.. ... 1402 Broadway, N*w York City 



AT UBERTY--A4 TRAP DRUMMER 

Have bad three yean^ experience in Vaudeyflle, Orchestras, Moving Piotuie Showi^ 
Opera Houses and Dances. Best of itferenoes. I have nod of taps and knoiF 
howto uaetliem. State aahay ta Smt IsltWB. IkMnm KAY P. MMU 
Columbia City, Ind. 



JOHNNY J. JONES SHOWS WANT 



T» jsto at JnasHb^M-tar weak of JUrU nd Mar, ea* a asa wa w 

usaamnauLSmfibtmiiaom Ban soas* o( tka 

Vaatsd, AU-day Griader Ihc ^ " 




PLAYING THE BEST IN VAUDEVILLE 

SIMI¥AN and CONSIMNE CIRCUIT 



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■an aro. qoBsna ora bug ., «— suixa t. IMS aaoasrwax. 

BRANCH BOOKINO OFFICES. 

lite aai iijs ItaiajC 



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OV R 1910 



NATIONAL SLEEVE CAMERA, No. 20 



Maflael^ 

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tM »» <8tt.ao per day cn _ 

leaa with adjnstahl* lOcna and dial plate fhr tahlBB pIc 

diffeient 'diatancee^ alao macnette rereralbla jilata holder for tiQdnc 



and dial plate fhr 



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TUe* pletnrea rapidly; aa taat aa yoa can (et peiaons Is front of tta leaa. 
Mo experleae* teqnlred. Any on* can opent* them by folUiwInK pdatad 
InatniettoDa. Camera eeaaplete, tlTJiO. Ftatea, le each. Dereloper, SSe pec 
peckase. Hooata, SSe to 80e per 100. Depoelt of St.OO leqmred oa " 

oideis; balance^ 0. O. D„ and eaarses. Win anawer all i ■ 

W* am alao dealer* la all alaea of dry f a iioljy platea. 



Qoaatieaa vroaptlf. 



NATIONAL PH0T06RAPH MACHINE COMPANY, 



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KBW TOBK. ». T. 





BlllboaiFd 



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ete. ComplaleiaEvanr ltalal. 

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iM»t««e f LncB CoTcr, 10 cents, 3 for 2S cents Id...*.^ 
^* I iMUcr Om^ 25 MBls, 5 tlM]^^^ 



36 



Ttxe Billboard 



JULY 9, 1910. 




LADIES' LIST. 

Howard, Gaggle 
Howard. Miss Reat 
Hall. Mlu E. GraDOls 
HnnUe, Mrs. Soale 
■Uoxtable. Un. Fired 
Ilzuka. Ulss S. 
James, Irene 
jajDes, Mlas Lena 
Jeiger, Madam ' 

lonef, Mlsa Tuna 

Jordon & Ca.^.Anna .■ 
Julian, Ula DblUa 



Adanu. FloMla 
*Aitawis* May 

Albion. Amy 
Aldrlcb. BlanclL 
Alfa," Pilncesa 
Alfwer, Bertlia 
•Allen. Ida 
AtTlee, Uma* 
AppcU, Miss ' Marls 
Arcbar, Mlas Alberta 
*Ark«ll, Anrella 
Arnold, Florence 

•AtcMaon. Mta. A. J. 

Austin. Mlaa Hargant jone, Nellie 
■Anta OlrU Co. Jatx, Uzs. Qbrla 



•Wella. Ida 
*MTlr,"Mzla Wendel. Grace 

Turner, Mrs. Beinadln9**Wblttman. Fay 



Willis, Miss Clande 
WllmoUi, Mia. L^dla 
Wilson. Daisy 
Wilson, Mrs. Chas. 
••Wilson, Qraee 
•Wilson, TrUla 
•Wolf, Loalse 
Woodruff. Dora 
Delia 



Taldze, Helen 
Vallett. Blanche 
Tan Baxkley, Clyttls 
•Temon. E. 
Tineent, Tlola 
Tlrian, Leon 
Wallace, Ella 
•Walters. Clara 
•Wardotte, Estella Sc Wren, 

Co. •Yoonss. Pearl 

Webb. MaddsUne B. Zsnflo, Nellla 
•Webster. Kdaa Ka* •Zrar, MllUe 

oMHTuman list. 

Abbott. T. 7. Blum. Panl 

Abel, waUar Boarard. Ainold 

•AttooKIa (ATlat'Vt Bons, Ha^ 
Abrahamioo, . Abe 




. . **KaTaDaack, OalMr 
— •• Ktmp, lUito 

f,UUt_C. K<iiiMid:SW« 
Myrtle - Kaat; >Hra 

. Docotby Kena. Oladyt 

•Bersere. Uarle Laateela. Stall 

Bersere, Jeaoette and LaUarr, Miss : 

Bose _ _ 

Beycrle. Mrs. C. B. 
Blanc, EUzabeth 
Blondin. Mlsa Dalay 
Bolte. MlM F. 
Boa Amie, Madam 
Boonell. Grace 



LaMarr, Miss Kitty 
LaMont, Mlsa Blancbe 
•La Monte, Harriet 
LaPearl Sisters 
La Toye, Benorlta 
LaVeme. Dorotby 
Lang. Beth 
•l^awaon- |f^i't«ti 
LeBnm, lliH Aototaett* 



Boykin, Mrs. Ma^ 
Brandon. MlM 
Bratton. Irr A. 
Brown. Mr& * 
Brnoa. lUMl 
•BnrtoB. One* 

Burton, Mlaa Olara , » 

••Batler. Mrs. Tbomaa •MeBlecann, Annie 




Byrd. Miss Minnie 
••Byrfl. Minnie 
Oasle, Dorotby 
••n^anflclJ. Violet 

••Carmen. Klttla 
Case, Bertha 
•Carleton, Flavla M. 
•Carol. KUxaOeUi 

Carson. Vera 

CartwTlgbt, Vtajhm 
Ohalney, Mrs. BVa 
' ••cbalmers^lbXI*. 

•uluk, DoUa 
•Olask, OetUe 
••Claybom, Dolly 
— Miss Mora 



McQoSrey, Mrs. Sna 
Uaban. Bin. W. A. 
Main. Florence 
•Uallon. Mary 
Manganellas. Dora 
•Mannlns, Bath Carria 
Manory. Bffla. 
Mansfield, Helen 




Ackerman. Ed. C. 
Ackermao, C. F. 
Adama, John 
Adams, E. K. 
Adams. 
Addison. , 
AU. Ed. 



Alberto^ B«B7 
•Aaartaiik. a. <Mtt . 

AlblnL H. 
Albright. OhM; - 
••Aletalkaa. Wioi. K. 
Alden, Bob 
Alexaoder, Bail B. 



Bonclen, T. 
Borella. Artbar 
••Boston Concert Co. 
Bosworth, J. 
••Bonltlngbaaie, Jna.K. 
Bowers', W. H., Show 
Bowery Trie 
Bowman Bros. 
B<ver. L. M. . 
•i»»aioy. wm 
Bray. Bany 
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Bristol, Jack. ^ 
Brown,- Jar. It. 
Bidwi;- ETB. . 
Brown, Geo. ' 
•Brown. Botbwell 
Bitnrb, I. Win ^ 
Browning, W. B. 
Browalee & Beed 
Bruce. W. A. 
••Brnlter, Thos. 
Bnno-Kratner Trio 



Alexander, W. E. 
Allen, Chambers 
Allan. Frank 
Allan. Lee 
••AUen, I«ater 
•Alley and Thome 
•Altlng. Harry C. 

••Asdarea,. Bnyl' DaflnvBubb, Geo. H. 
AadeiMD. Candy Bockner. The Oieat 

Aatoftl - Heannoo ' . '. - itniltT' # "Htltt 

•Arden. Franklyn * Oo.Bnaby, J. B. 
ArioD, Dr. -Bnaby, 3, U. 

Armoo Braa. Bush, B. !•. 

Butlar, <3ao. A. 



Oonan, Jamea 
Conklln. Harry 
•Conklln. BaR7 
••OonsoUdatad ' 

Company. 
Conorer, J. 
Cook, Jolea 
Co<A, Fred C 
•Oook. Howard A. 
Cook. Wood 
Cooss, Chaa. 
Cooper, F. B. 
Cooaly, Bobart 
CopUn. Harry If. 
Corbln, Stewart 

Cotaar, M. 
Cgneu. B. W. 
OoBtallo. Chaa. ■ 
Cottreil tt Hamnton 
Covgblan. Harley 
Ccnrt. Pocy 
Coartni-y. C. H. 
Coxe, T. Barry 
Coy. Henry 
Ccalg. Harry T. 
Oaln. BlU 
Crarer. WUI 
Crawford. Wm 
Crawford. Ed. 
Crawford, Kddte 
Crawford. Baymond 
•CiCMT T* 



Dnnn, O. H. 
Dnnn, Tom 
••Dnnne, ilr. ai 
Dopes, C. J. 

John W. 
Dorand, Paul 
•Dnrkay, B. 
Itatton, Mr. 
Dwyer, Wm. 
Edwards, Holly 
•Edwarda, Vt. 

3. B. 
•Edmidii, 7. H, 
Bdwaids. P. 



Cristle. Jo* 
Cromwell, Aerial 
•CromweU, Cbu. 
Crone, Jobn T. 
•Ones, Albert 
Cnxiae, B. W. 
Oroir, Nat 
C^wnoTer. Clyde 
Cnsbman, BanAd C 
Cnzran, J. P. 
CortlB. BUI 
Cnrtls. F. W. 
••D'Armond & Foller 
IkAman, William ^ 
Dacey ft Donaldaon 
Dalley, Jack B. 
Daley, Ftaak i 
DinU Bna. 
•Daly, a A. 
Daly Comsdy IHe 
•Daly. Manrioa 
Dnld*. John 



* Bra. 



BlebeiiUmb, B. 
Elklna, Bldie 
SUIott, Jack 
••Blstim Broa 
Elton. Doe 8. 
Bmcreon, BUly 
'^nmett. Adrian 
Emmy, Karl 
Engdke, Wm. J. H. 
•£igles, Clyde 
Enoch, the Fish Usn 
•Epstein, Joe 
Ergotle. Joe 
Eaterbrook. Fred 
Estrldge. C. C 
•Erana. AI. S. 2e One 

MibtdB. Ob«a. ft Jania 
Talloa, Obas. L. 



Feagoo, Frank 
Feeley, Chaa. J. 
Feberaen, Clande 
Fels, Geo. W. 
•Fendell. Daniel 
Fengen, Artbmr 
Ferguson , Rogera 
Fsrtcll Bros. 
Pick, Charley 
Flelda. Je 



Oraham, Mr. 
Grant, Doc 
Grant, Sam 
•Gray. Barry 
••Qrear, Cata 
GiecD, Wm. T. 
Oregoty, Geo. 
Orvgaon, W. H. 
Grogan. John J. 
Ouedry, Frank 
Gnedty, Franc* 
Ooeasan, Fnak 
Onnn, Iisoo Ol 
Gnthxtit. WU. 
Hag^ Wm. 
HaU, Leo 
Hamilton, Cbaa. W. 
Hamilton, Frank 
Hammond, Lola B. 
Hammond, Norman 
Hanaday, Bbea 
Baney ft Long 
Hanley, Lew 
Barbangh, Chaa. 
HLTdella. Matta 
Barding, Uoyd F. 
HsrlngtOD. Uoalcal 
Barless, Bar^ 
Harrington, Wm. T. 
BarringtOD. AUied 
Hairia, AU. 
Harris, 8. F. 
Hurrls. Newton 
•Banu Bras... 
•*Harti. Bobtrt T. 
Harray, Deo B a g a r 
Baakins, Haiiy 
Baatinga, A. J. 
•Bayad. Ilr. 
••Haydctt. Tenes 
Hayden Famlly 



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Dauuw, W. 



J. 

Flowersv Aisy 
'Flynn, Edmund 
Flynn ft HlUer 
•Flynn. Oeo. O. 
•ITynn. Tim 



Uncra. Mrs. George 
•Meyers. Loolae 
Uiner. Mrs. B. B. 
imiar, Oertmde 
Milton. Jene 



^^s. Miss 'Myra Moody, Mande 

Omfclln, Mrs. FrancU Moore, Alma 

•Copely. Bnth . •Montasn*. IxxUsa . 

•Corsoo, Cora T. ••Moray, LotUe 

Cottei, Mlaa MeUtU ••Moray, Lottie 

C>yle, Mrs. Jennls - Morgan, It« 

rraae. Mlaa BTagtt B. Morgan. Genera 

Crawford, Mrs. B. O. Morgan, Martha 

•Crowley. Maigaiat •Motley.' Mai ' 

••P'ArrUIe, j/eanett* iSgton; HWi B^S. 



Dalriagton. Mrs. M. . UmkK_ iSto^ ' ' ' 
SaTeDport. Pe«»« ^. MupSy. iSZoantt 
DsTonpott, Mrs. Noras ttntSi, Anns-. 
Daraoport. Mr*. Stick .fjord. Tb« r 



DaTla, May U 
Daria, Miss Dolly 
DsTls. Mlsa Lola 
Daris, Tlrglnla J. 
Daazman. Mra. WU 



Nord. Tint DlTlag 
-Beanty. Sere 
Noxon. Kittle' 
Oakeraon, Mra. John 8. 
•Ooettl Slatara 
Ooattl Slaters 



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OeBalcstrlar, Mn. bsVoh,,^ j^g,^ 

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Owens, Minnie 
Owens, Mra. Dot 
•Paddlaon,-Mra. Geo. 

B. . ■ 
•Page, Belen Ifaa 
Parr. Loin "B. ' 

Pany autog 

.>Ieree, LoW 
Price. Kate 



•Dasaga Blatata 

•Diamond, Panllne 

DISIO. Piirce, Ltdlte 

Dooaldson. Mlsa Botn -prtce. Kate 
Dnel. Mlaa DoUy 
Donlap. Mra. Ella 
Edlnger, Loretta 

Edwarda. JulU 
Ellis Sisters 

Ktnardo, Mile. . 

•Botlnge. Bom 
Brasa. Paad 
Bwlng. Mrs. 



FancO. 



Rainbow Sisters 
•Bsjab. Princess 
BamsdeU, Mlaa B. B. 
Rana. Anna 
Raymond. Betty 
Baymond Sisters 
Rcdfleld, Beta 
••Beqoa, FannI* 
■•Bcqos,' FlenneB 



rWds. Marte 
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laSkB. Mlas Uaad 
rsatatn^ Am*^ 
racayc, Mlaa FIney 
Friend, Mrs. Laura 
•Fnso. .Clara 
•rnUar. Lol« 

Ostcs. Banana . 
Onaoo, 

Olbsoo. Bertba . .. 
miHSOta Blaseh . . 
Oleaaoo, Tlglet- 

•erabam. N. GeilWf, 
Qraham. Mra. Fer 

(Ixay. Mlaa Belen 
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Orra^. MlM Mabel 
•Greenwood. NelUe 
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Qjsir atii% nor 

Ball. Mlaa Oraea 
Barrey. Mra. Carrie 
Harriaon, Boaeinand 
Batfldd. Mr«. B. 
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Uehart, Hsttto ' 
Riehaids, lbs. T. D. 

Blley. Tjin— , . 
Blnehert. Ooldie' 
BiTee, Dorothy 
Bobtltand Sisters 
•Robinson. Minnie 
Rodgers, Mrs. B. 
•Rogers, Beaale 
•Boltram. Maria 
Bomana. Dallas 
Boston. Ida 
•Bopp. Kl^ 




Shady. Mrs. G. 
Shattnck. URlan 
•Sheldon. Maria 
•BlmBV BelaB 
SaMIetta Slaters 
8mIUL Tlrglnls 
•aMitb. May 
~ Ith. lbs. UyxOa 
Itb. Gov 



BgwosA 



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r. Sen 

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••HItt, Fay ■ Talbot.^ Bdltn 

BoUingshead, His. Boya^Talcott. Cotdta 

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Fltsgibbona. Marie 3e 
FoUw, Id^Se 



Kealey. O. W. ia- 
Kohler ft Adams M 
Lsnoits. The 
IffgzinUftpadlarta 



Moralea, Martin 8c 
Marry, Marlon :!c 
Phelan, Geo. 2c 
Qoln, John M. 2c 
Pappar Twins. Sc . 
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Arnold. W. J. 
Arnold. WUlard 



Atntla. Bsmea 

Asiatic Art Co. 
•ADtni ramlly 
•ATety,. Drew 
Arary, Drew 
•Babastrier 
BaMnesn, Joe 
Bacon, Clarsttce 
Baggs, Bocae* 
Bsud. Jama* X.' 
Ballard " " 
BalUm ~ 
•Bsady. 




Breakaway 

Mao 

Banes. HsctIsod 



.••Bsskett. Billy 

BayadecfSr <M** * 0»- 
Baxter, nMHa v 
••Beanaw^rlM B. 

(Doe) 
•^Bear. Henry 
Beara, Bnbers 
Beck ft Bcnney 



OmahgaL/. W. ' 
flamnot Samast 
' Oknlue. A. M. 
Cubic. Bobtrt- 
.Oarmalo, P. 
■Carre ft Carre 
Carriean. Alex. 
Camn. S. L. 
,. •Carter, Boland 
-Carter, Don K. 
. Oartwrlgbt. Cbaa. 
"•Carser, Wm. A. 
Ocl*.-. 

Citoa^ A. E. 
••OaTaiiangb, Bd. 

Oaylor,: W. 8. 
Chambera, Win B. 
ChampUn. Chaa J. 
ObarUen. Land 
Cbaae. OareDca 
•Cheater ft Oiraee 
CbensroDt. 0. O. 
Obleage N awSb oya' Trio 



SmmFWosT 

BeUord. T1ie.~ Tireap* 
•Belfoid, GeoL 

B^moo^ Wm. . 



Benson. Ja*. 
Bentbsm, Jack 
Bentley. B. 
Bernard. Lester 
Beraaid. Edward 
Beniatd. 7sck 
•B«n>haidt, Oeo. W- 
Beiiy, Arthnr 
•Beety Brother* 
•BlekBdl ft Olhoey 
Btddle. Fred W. 
BlcBCBwald. <Ur<4 
•Rlaelowa. Tbe 
••BIgga. Darid 
Blgney. O. A. 
Baiaek*a Scala 
RlUy 

Bird. Jaa. 
••Rlaisden. Winiav 
••BIstr. 8am 
Btanebacd. Bnir 
BlancbdaU. Hike 



Cbrlatopber. Ctitls 

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Obdnaaat, Iioola 
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.Clark. Barry' ' 
"aaitC'Don 
. Clayton. C. Joe 

Clayton. W. A. 

Clayton, Joseph 

Clayton. Jenkins and 
Jasper 

Clements, Jee.I.. 

Clemlnjca. outan 

Clerdtad. Geo. W. 

Ctoiriaad. Obas. 0. 

oaaartTDaiTld-B 

•Clinton ft Babb 

•Cllftoo ft Babb 

•rMam J. A. 

Cody, Diamond 

Coablan. Ernest 

•Coffln, 0. B. 

•(ViM*ant's inivtiela 
Mgr. 

Oobee. Ja^ 

Coleman ft Oatfleld 
CWHnsn, Jo* 
corner ft Lo 
Conins, Leo 
Confns. Binie 
••OOIton. 3 B. 

Geo. 



. . . W G. 

Bariagaas. W. B. 

DsTl*, Bletucrd L. 
Daria. Oarl- 

•DsTls, 3mm, Oo. 

Dsns, W. ~ 
Day. Joe. 
Day, Artbnr 
Day, A. W. 

•Dayton. Geo. A. 
•DeArwentage, Charlea 
••De Baleatrier. LonU 
De Been. Alex 
De Espa. Maurice 
Derrsodsco. Prof. 
De Ereko. Oan* 

DeHala, Bn* V. . . , 
DeWndTftnSHaMM ! 
DeBosa, Harry . 
OesJardln. ' BmMt' 

De Taro ft Zemater 
DeTeer, Ptank ' 
•DoVelda, Bert ■ 
Da Tine. J. Art 
DeaTea. Harry ft Co 
Deaton, Lou 

•Deer, Tonng 
•Delmont. Fled A. 
•♦Delphi IHo 



Forgrare, Cbaa. 
Fiostar, Banr 
FotO. Jack 



PcmiTg. ^Sff "' •• 
Dent Wm. 
Derrill, F. U. 
DeiriU. Jack 
Demmont. Artbnr 
Deamood, Babert 
Drrinny. Renty A. 
Diamond. Cnriey 
Diamond 4 ft s^^^■^^ 



rnakm. Msak 

Free, Karl . 
FTeland. Dick 
nench ft Bwtag 
t Friedman, tico 
Frinka. The 
Flyer, p. w. 
FoUer, Bert 
Fuigtuue. J. H. 
Fntcb, B«^ald 

OaMa. XMas 
Oanig, Ibjsr 
GaidkMrft Pav 

Garrett, Uoyd ' 
Gaston, Albeit 
Gate*. Lawraaes 
Gay, rred L. 

0(1^2og«^*Jack 
Genu. Jollua 
••Oenestea. DOKa ,' 
Oenter, Cheater 
Oeorge, Jack 
lOacsn. Hr. Jack 



gtes ft Harrey 
Olbbs. Al. P. ' 
Gibson, A. W. 
Gibson Bna. 
Gibson, Josepb 
OUday, Myron U. 
onea. Ferrla 
••Oilmore Family 

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Dobla. Tbe*. 
Dodaoa, Balph 
DoOatta 

Donaetoa. Tbe Three 
DaaaaaHa. L. 

Donoclrae. John W. 
DooohB*. Bllm 
Donoran, Grorer 
Dooly, Bernard 
Downey, C. H. 
Dore. Johnny 
•Doyle ft Vtolda 
••Drake, 'Win 
Drake. KID 
Droolltoo. Ikaak 



Grahams, Foar M awll J 'Klnncrs. The 



GooML a UL . 
0M«cb ft UMont 

Gordon, Bsnr O. 
Oordoo ft Bennett 
Gordon Blghlsodars 
••Gordon, Haz 
Gordon. GrUlth. 
Gorman. Arthnr 
Grabs, Iionia 
••Grace, Bd. 
^sdy, Edward 



Klngaley, J. B. 
KlRKley, C. A. 
Kirkpfetrlck. Plot. S. a. 
Klsalnger. Wm. P. 
Kleyca, Beniy 
Kline, Joe 
(llopman, Mr. 
Klumker. Tninle 
•Kloting'e Aninal'lbst 
Knight, Barry 
Koemer, Wm. 
Koenwt, Otto 
Kohler, Baiiy 
•■•la. PMd 
Koiman, W. V. 
Kcnoan, T. P. 
Korarlck 
Kraft. C. F. 
Kramer, Fred 
KraU. A. R. 
Krause, Simon 
•Kress, Jolu c. 
•Kndaro 
Knnkle. Ed. 
Kurtla, Wm. 
Le Bertaa, Toav 
La Clede, Louis 
La Marr, J. A. 
La Marr, Barry 
•La Maae, Fred 
La Uotbe. Mr. and UM. 

WUUam 
fisMonre Bras. 
L* Sklle, a O. 
LsTctc. Bari 
La Tettes, Tbe 
••LsZesr.Oaob 
Lsckey, PMC L** 

Laird, Dr. 
Lambardt, H. 



Baya, Mr. ft Mra. J. H.i.amblottes. The 
••Baatb. Waltar LoweaLandls. RIcbard D, 
Beaton. F. M. Lane, Frank D. 

Bebertt, Tbe Lano. Dock H. 

••Bemstreet. Floyd A. Lanalng, ^nd 



Ilenke, Henry 
Henry, B. C. 

Hepburn, Howttd 
Beiaa Fam^ 
Bennaaoc, The 
Bernnan, Wniaid 
■Hmklaa, Obri* 
Bees, Ocol 
Baatar. Ik 
Biekmaa. Oar 
*HIekotn. J.&_ 
••BlU, Prof. tTlk 
Bill. Percy 
••Btndm. Geo. 
•Blaton, Bealsmla 
Blnton. E. L. 
••Bodges. Jamas 
BoOman, B. 
Hoffmans, Cycling 



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•nollanrt, Ralnb 
•Holland. Balph 
Bolloway, J. ft. 
Hnlmea. Sherlock 
•Boepar, Ryrao 
Tlootrji. Eugene 

llupp. M. s. 
lIoustoQ, Bryln 
noward. Lea 
Howard, Prof. B. 
Howard. Martin 
•Howaid. Mr.. 
Bow*, B. H. '.' 

Bnghas. Itaak ' 
Hoghea, AT«ry 
Baghea, J. S. 
Hughes, Boy 
Bogbes ft Cole 
••Bngo, B. B. 
HnlL D. B. 
Holalaer, Da*td 
Humphrey. Thoipaa 
nont. Chaa. 
Bnnt, Bsnr 

**Baat<r. Jaa. P. - 
Hyde ft Beatb 
Imes. Frank 
Ingalla. Di^Beld ft 

gsns 
Irey, Jack 
Jackaon, G. B. 
Jaekaon. Bert ft Ha 
Jacobs. Bort 
Jamea, B. B. 
James. FVaak 
James, John 
Jameeoa, Geo. W. 
JeffersoD. J. J. 
JObnaoo. O. W. 
Johnson. Bal 
Johaaott, W. B. 
Jebptaa, Wbltey 



ih B. 



E.armer. Clyde > 
•Lawea, Clande D. 
Liwler. ThoouM 1. 

Lawreae*. 

•Lawtott. 1 

Le Bnmo. 

I*B«y. Uoa 
Lee, Sam 

r.eo, Dl V , ,- 

Lee, Jlmmle ■ 
Lee, Slim 
••Lelgha. The 
LeIgbtoD. Harry 
LeJoe Troope 
••Lelaad, Harry . 
Lemonta. Tbe 
Leo, Fred 
1*0, The Wonder 
I<eoo. Glrsrd 

L»»ll5 1». tfc 
I<ess>k ft Aatta 
L>wls, rni 

''•»'»'"'"»»• 
.Lewis. Km 

•fi«k 4. w. 

•UberatU A. 
••tlonbrlggir, Gog 
Ugbthawk. Eari 

I<ioton, B. w. 
Unwood. Bob 
l.lltlelleld Krcd 
. Uerd. Joe .< .' 

{ja&jAji. . .. 

KJfesfjSw ft. 
•utt, JslUi N . . . 
^e ft tffn 
•Lokeas. Bsrfy 

Lnmer. J. 
Lund, Dsn 
Lnnt. Frank 
Lopert. Tom 
Luther. H. 
lAts, Jobn a. 
XfTdle, CbaiL 
■lyman. Howard 
jdTWj, T. a. 



McCo^l^ iS^B. 
BeOqy. Montrew 
•MeCrea. Frank 
WcCoe. (Slats) Jo* 
- iracDongall, F. 8. 
•McBatoab. ABen 
. JlcOe*, Ton 
UeOowea, Barry 
.MeOnlia. Ohaa. 
Merotlr*, Edw. f. 
.•VeMaboa. CM* 
McMahoQ Oomady Oa> 

UcNkiry, Saaor fljask* 

Metfolll. Oewart ' ' ' 
•McNeil, R. a. 
*WeOw*B. J. Bemaitf 
IfcBa*. Oalaman 8. 
. ■•MeTalgh. Bdgar 
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Mack. BUly.^^ '. 
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Jonaa, J. P. 
Jones, BoIUe B. ' 

•Jonaa. J.N. 
Jonas. William 
Jordon, Stanley 

Jnllaas. Tba • . 

BaMs. K. - 

Kalbetg. B..'!!: ' - -.. 
Kalma ft LaVMaa 
Kaanen, WUIIaa.^- 
Kaanya. T. .is."'. 
ir»al»T G W, 
Kearney. Jeka. It: 
Kellar. J. B. 
Kelly. Tbo*. W. . 
Kel^. Sam ft Ida 
Keny, Teddy B. 
*r»T«eT Jn» P. 
Kemp. J. T. 
Kennedr. Ohaa. 0. 
•Kenssdy. Ml 
Kennedy BfMb' 
Kennedy. J. ■ 
Kmiiwqr. >l*i J' 

•Kent. W 

Kopter, O. 
Kerns. Iieo 
Keasely MsH^aattM 
Ket«h. n. H. 

•Keys Stock 0*i. Ma* *«(afB** ft a 
•Keystone BiMsalla Or tiSn. Bddis 

Kightllnger, STK^ Bears. Ohaa. 

KIknchI, F. HMbaa, W. A. 

Kilbride, P«W'.' H**ker, Matt 

Kins, Ocorg* r ' - M*ns, Daa J. 

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•BaajTd, Wm. 
Mann. Ton 

HaaalleM ft EaatrelM 

Uar. Tina 
••Marab, Bey 
•Mtrtell Family Oyellsta 
Martin, a A. 
Martin. Bmeet 
Martin ft DoyI* 
Martin. J. B. B. ■,. 
Ibrrdlo, Jo* 
B. 

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Utaoi. 8. 
MatlMe * Bletra 
Mand, Wilbnr 
Ifaz. Jobn 



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Mcredltli. U0II«1 B. 
tferrlR. W»« 
Mcti, 

UUI«r, HmiT H. 
IliUcr, I«liB 
MiUcr, W. J. 
MUler, n»ity B. 
jiiiiiT, loul; 

•UlUer. J. C. 
Miller, H. T. 
•Uiumio, i.O. 
•MUtCD. (W» 
•Silstoni. Jo« 
MonacaTO. F. B. 
Monroe, Mark 
Monro*, CbM. 
Slontaco- Burr 



Rnnell. E. Q. 
RosBCll, Joba A. 
Bnnell. Mr. and Mn. 

LawKDce 
'Ryan. Vtuk W. 
Bablna, Robert 
Sadler. I. A. 
St. CUlre. Bhale 
•St Olalr. Jm 
Salamboa, The 
SUle, Fxed 
Saltscabcr, Don 
*8aiDl, Omar 
Saucer, I^cd 
•Sargeiit, W. T. 

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Mortao. Al. T. 
••Morten. I. 
•Mow, Fred 
Uo«, Tbomaa 
Uoicr. lulea 
llnlliaU, Zack 
Mailer. W. B. 
Uniray, A. P.. 
Mnrtba, Jona I 
K.rtin, Jafc H. 
Kttsa, K. U. 
Satloaal DtBoa 



••N«Tlll>. AOfui 
SCewcomb ft Wll 



r«ro. Bo. 

" — Mtm 

llltama 
u * KelU> 
•NMcboli Amt. Co. 
yxn. Harry V. 
Slion, Fraak 
••Noble. Bortee T« 

Noble, Chaa. _ 
>olaii, Wm. P. 
Horman. Arthw 
Mucua. I. Ij. 
Olunart,^F. a. 
••Olejnik, lohn 
•PllTer, Peny 
OUrtt, Bd. 
OlaoB, J. B. 

Oilftaal Orptaaa'a Qwr-si^iu*.' 



•. ^ 

Bebrader. Prank 
Sehrleberl. Jot. 
Sehrodee, Two 
Sebwab. I. W. 
Scott ft Davla 
Scottle, W. 
SclMatln. Prof. 
St^vleka. Tte Flra 
Seeley. Maxtan_ 
Serleant, Geo. W. 
•Seymoar, Bdw. 
Sbady ft Sbad 
SLea, Bamar 
Sbeek. Enceno 
Sbellda. FltAotb 
Sheridan. B. O. 
abnmna*. th* Two 
mum. JW„ 



Short. 7. r. ■ 
StUey. Waltv K. 
SIma, BcooUa 
Slma. B. B. 
Mo •Sloan, Huir 
gmltb, Robert 
Smith, Harry B. 
Smith. 8. H. 
Smith, t«ater A. 
■ifalth. ObMM. (Tortto 
Boyi 

■Smith. Happy Jtck 
•Snjrder, Amoa 
Snyder. Tom 
Borg. Darld 
•loMk*. B. 



A. 



tetto 
O'Boorkeo. Bert 
Owes, Oeoite 
•OnenuOoOi 
••Oweni, Col. T. J. 
"Owtat, Bany B. 
Pandliu, Qeorce 
Pari!, Otto A. 
Parker, Beuy 
PuTlah. Robert 
•fanoB. Walter 

•*"fa^aw** 
•Pa tt a i aa^Jhpao 

PbItMp BobMt Kb 
••Pewltt. T.. ». 
Perrkn. Haalenl 

Perry. H. H. 
rhelin, Oeorto 
Phelpi, W. H. 
Pitt. Jamea A. 
PUtntlS. John 
Poimt. W. 

PmB, a. 



Price, C. 
■Primreei 
Pollen. Franela P. 
Pnrpora, W. 
"Bato. Tony 
Rammace. Rowland 
Randall. .Prank 
Randall. Jack 
Baidolph, A. 8, 
Randoir' • 



Spayd. Dan 
wars. Bert and Bnioa 



Speara, Bddlo 
Spederiek. A. B. 
Spencer. Chaa. 
•Stnati. Fhfl 
Starard. W. W. 
•Stecer. Jalloe 
••Stolnor Bran. 
Stalner. H. B. 
Stophtna. O. O. 
Sterlliu. Win n. 
•Bterona, Ooy A. 
Stnwtrt. HowaM 
Sloeknan. Col. Ink* - 
StoadalirMn 

SMMTlatai 



fflsnli ' 



•BMcklar, Lmb 

BtaU, Bert 
•Suriaaots.**. 
SDlUean. Netll 
Sammora, Loala 
Sommer. Charles 
Sstcr, Albert 
•eSwaattka Pnbllahlna 
On 

**SwMney * Boonty 
Sytow, Henry 
•SylTanton. The 




Buiy 

jrat and Second 

Temll. Carl 
Tbomaa. o. Y. 
ItempMB ft DenmoDd 



Tltome, Brerett 
••Tobln. Prank 
•Tobtn, W. It. 

.-. _ . ToUn, Uatbow 

ph. A. St Olairo Toney. Jtm 

Tawnawd. J. M. 



Ramer, Waltar 
•Raymsnd. f. 
Read. TMMr . 
BeardOB. STT. 
Reece. Happy 
•Reeee, Bappy 
Relas. Nat 
Rclter, Oeo. 
Remcr. B. B. 
Reno, Dell 
Reuo, Bart 

••Beqoe, Wa. 
naamao, Lonlo 
•Raynaud ft HalelUa 
BeynaUa. Jekn T. 
RVBOldi, iOta D. 
BmMi. Ifaucwittt I. 
Bhodea. Waltar 
Rbodea, OIllo 
•Richard ft Rhhaid 
R charda, Thoa. J. 
RIehaMa. A. B. 
RIcbarda. John 
•RIckerta, T. W. 
nueney. Ok 
BIgney. J. A. 
Blmaer. J, 
MMit*,' 



Boberta,' a««, ' W.' 
IStobertiu TUl 
S«i>lo. B. O. 
Roblaaaa. J. ]>. 
«<wera. Bert 
Bocera, Kmmet 
Bofera. Boy 
Baland. Wm. A. 

!Bo«h. B. 
Boaell, BUfar 



T^aak, Olanaea 
■Tribeer. JataO. 
Troabadoara, miw 
Ttomp. Ota. 
nchodt. T. 
Tncker, Tom 
•Tamer, Jaek C. 
Tarpla. Ben 
•Toaeany Tioobadoara 
Deoletta ft Old 
DUholnta, O. H. 
•Dnlta ft Paal 
Drilne, Bnrka J. 
▼nBaaeoart. Th 
•▼alMInn, Panl 
▼al Danu Tlw 

•♦Vana. JaeW 
▼ardon. Pi ank A. 
Telaia. Blaer 
VeiBOB. Vamo 
Taiama. J; O. 
TIneont, J. W. 
Vtrlan ft Bvrdell 
TlTtan. Blmer 
Via*. Robart 
•Tea Kaatbonea 
▼on QMtt 
yoaa, J«ta 

.•wadan. ma aaa uv 
WtsMaar, Cala 

•waita, Ranart 
Waleott. Ptof. Ohaa. 
Waldeman.' Dot* 
Walea, Barry H. 
WaUcor, Ohailaa A. 
waUMir, BDUiS 
Walker, sack 
'waaai. w. ▼. 
Wall, tiawNDca P. 
iraUa * MMa 



mwmt 



Wan, Oao. 

WaiTCB. Waynedl 
Warrtek. Arttanr C. 
•Waahar, Prad B. 
•Waahfattf. Bd. 

Watklns, Orant 
••Webb ft Webb 
Webb, Cberley 
Weller, Bert F. 
•Wolmer. Bddlo 
Woleh. Eaa* 
WendeU H. B. 
•Wcntworth 
•Wai 



Werner, Harry 8. 
Weeton. Dot* 
•Westphall, Bam 
Wheel, Boob Oo. 
White, Bd. * Bala 
White. Ben 
Wblttakar. Sua 

•Wlda-AwalpAart. OaLWriBht, Wm. Wain 

~ ~ '"WrUht. Fred 



Willis. J. R. 
•WlUard, Cbaa. 
•Wilson, Frank H. 
Wilson, Jack 
Wilson, Musical 
••Wilson, Lee F. 
Wilson, Harr> 
Wlleon, Sam 
•WIncb. Cbaa. H. 
Wlndom. BlHy 
Wlzarde, Jack 
Woebler, Wm. 
•Writatt. & B, ar r. 

Wolf, Jack 
Womack, Doe 
Wood. Plot. Capa, 
Wood, Thomaa H. 
Woodford, Bad 
••Woodaoo, H. O. 
••Wortham £7 ~ 
Shown 



Wllbor, a H. 
WUhor. Al. 
••WUhar. 0«>. L. 
WUlard ft WlUaid 
•WiUaid. S. 
•Willi aiU Dno 
•WllUama ft Ckxdoa 
Winiami, Hany 



Tacklay, B. Leon 
•Ysnke* Oomedy Poor 
Zarllncton, Frank 
Zech ft Zech 
•Bano. W. B. 
Zes-PeU. Frank 
Bam, Bdwla 



WANTED 

Mnsieal Comedy Cos. 

Alrdomc, atace 40i22. Uanagera wire or write 
your opaa ttma. O. O. BBOWK, kisr., OtanncU 



. WANTED 

fiood Carnival Company 



Par Ooonty Fair. 
Bacwlklj, Menominee, Ulch. 



WANTED 
PIANO PLAYER 

Doable band: also Comet and Trombone, Clarinet 
for band ajjd orcbeatra. Baas for B. & O.; long 
and pleaaant season; state loweat. all In first. 
Addreas CAPT. B. A. PBIOB, French'a New 
Senaatleai, Oan. DcL, Cincinnati. Ohio, 



WILD WEST 



I waat acra good, all nond Cowhnra, 

US BaaS Hta f«r Bnacbo Jolw*a So, 2 WUd 
aataiT aad aaitkalan; alao 



Waat Btato 



Acrobats — Notice! 

Wanted — A Ibp-Xoontar Cor tbia* brother aer^ 
batlc: weight aot orcr 110 pooada. Write or 
wire BBRBERT BROS., en roate Frank A. Rob- 
blna* Clrcna. 



WANTED QUICK 

For tbe Bowdlab Stock Company — Man for bcav- 
tea, woman for cbaraetera; other osetol people 
write; can p1iic« some mualclana; tlcketa If I 
know you. Addreaa A. N. BOWOISH. Reyn- 
oMsTUIr, Pa., week of July 4; Jolinsoobarg, 
week of July II. 



WANTED-^LEAPER 
For Return Act 

One that doee donblea preferred. Btato partlen- 
lara aad be ready to ]oln on wira. BERT OILL- 
XOR. Fremont. Ohio. 



WilNTEIIt MMEOUTEtV 

PIrat-claaa Clarinet Playei* aaS 
for tbe John B. Sparka Shom. 
OOOPBR. Bnraka, 8. D. 




aroond Tamlder (or 
and hooked aoUd te aaa , 
cat* IMacv 



AT LIBERTY 

Maude La Mart's Troupe 
of Performing Dogs 

parka or OsmlTal 
. Jtamaa la the bnsl- 
aalt (root leg, and high 

Can Join by wire. Add. 

BATOB. eata BlllbeaiJ. ClnelnnaU. O. 




BALLOONIST 

JACK CASSELL 

TwdTe Years' Experience 

Per additaa. MSB HaacockStreet, IxwUtUIc, Ky. 



' " iao Boa 

ctmn miiE 

toa. Box. Bo 



lOe porBoz 

Toupama 

lOeTlaBoz 

lunwu 

aOoBox 



ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED 




unu cauctBM 

PoandOaaakno B«leaa.4ae 
— wUe Tnbaa,Ms 




lie Bottla. with Bmsb 



iipsnn 

ISO Paper Tube 

eiEKE can 

75c 



BIEASE HUT 

ase stick la Ordboud Tnbaa 

UINH CKtU 
Ue Btlek in Cudboud Tubas 

RanTioME 

Uabt. Itodlom. Du* Ma Bai 

■SI'S 

.He r 



ATTRACTIONS WANTED ! 

High Wita^ AcrobsitfcBBlloftn Ascension ' 



Jdy laih lis aTMi, A nguit lOA <k.l4lh m iA Septemb* Tlh. 

Tell all first letter. Must be good, give best price and pumber^of 
acts daily. Addrtss H. IL.MUUJN, Roshvi^^ 



WANTED tSE K. 6. BARKOOT AMUSEMENT GO. 



BARBERTON. OHIO. Week July 4th to 9th. 
ADRIAN, MICH., Week July llth to 16th. 
LANSING. MICH.. Week July 18th to 23itl. 
OWOSSO, MICH.. Week July 26th to 30th. 
LUDINGTON. MiCH..We«k Aua. 1st to 6th. 
MUSKEGON, Week August 8th to 19th. 



— - ADOBBss AU odaoRmaszioaB *o ■ 

K. G. BARKOOT, General Manager, 



as per RoutSs 



W A N T F n ^ Fairs, Gamtvals. Midw<^ 

ff /in I £i 1/ Shows and Gonceeakma. FMvilerfe: 

People. Handliii|{ some Ui|{ ones. 
INDEPENDENT VAUDEVILLE CO., Inc. 

608 Mutual Life Bldif., Buffalo. N. Y. Park nud Fair Di-partmeot . 



WANTED forGOLLHAR BEOS.?SHOWS 

SIdt Show People; ncaka. .te.; Snake Chamar; ladr la haadia aaakaa, witb bar awB MliM 

Jireterred; Concert People to attencthen concert,. Slattr T»ani. ate.; Uaaleiaaa (or BIc BaaSt Alta 
o double 2d tIoIId: stroDg Comet and Clarinet Plajera and other ntaalelana. Win or writa aa 
follows: Derll's I.ake. N. D.. Jnlr S: Anetta. N. D.. JqIt T: Caaacltoo. N. D., JniT 8: Uotria. 
Minn.. Julj 9: Elh'DdsIr, N. U... Jul/ II; Wtbatrr S. !>.. JiU]r 12; SISMtos. 8. D., Jnly IS; 
OrtooTlllc, Minn., July 14; Monterldeo. Ulan., JbIt 13; IlutcblnaoD, Ulna.. Jnlr 1<: Dorand, Wla.,- 
Jnly 18: Tomati, WU., Jnly 18; KUbonm City, Wla., Jnlj 20; Berlin, Via.. July 21; Hartford, 
Wla.. July 22; Chilton. iWa,. JWr SS. t^lU'r - — """ 



I 



J. H, Escnafl Euroinn By, Clicis 

Wanta BIc Show and Concert Aetl to atreagtliee abow. Aerial Team. Wm. J. Irwln Trio, wit. \ 
or write. Spall traopa oC lapa. Trap Draajaar. two or aamo aaiall Bapkaata, another aaod MKXt. . 



WANTED t^^: 



sings, rtereoptioon slides 
Johiuon FipiL. A. R; 
AfinBstOirparj 



a Snafce LWiwer. 'a; 

tine Dancer, a male Pianist wbo 
Edwaid's Funeial and o( .Jetfiies-- 
VGint FulMr Showi. 



Musicians^ Wanted Quick 

Lontr aeaaon, witii car show. Vary best of aooominodations. ^ 
trombone, daiinet and violin: double anvtiuiiie. Also good street 
traction. Address, quick, DANA THOMPSON, Bamesville, Minn. 



WANTED -Two JMore Shows, 



WANTED-HICUl-CLASS SHOW3 



aad lagMtaata ( 

iBd.. week of July 6 to 10. 



«f tfUau B ua taataaaa. Waot Bamasoad. 

under .nsptcee of UerrbaTits* Clnb. 

■WESTCOTT-S UNITED aHOWB. 



: rOS BALE 

Beat Dodrtoc Honkey OTor pnt 
Calehe. tSeballa thrown by lad 



e.eLi 



oa a board. 



Bnt-daaa 
..AMtaai 



rOX SALX ox TKASE— ttUaoa 
all latest attaebmrnts, trank, 

AlK> 20 ft. freot Tlck.t Ofle. 

T Icnstb Bloee wQI tnde tor Black 
AMnaa TIUJtAN liOIJai 3r. ~ 



<-j ■ .V 

i ■ 



38 



Xtie Oillboard 



JULY % mo. 



WITH UIKUUBES. 

<Oh ittB « fd tnim fs» 39) 

Bellaad. Qco-t Bnaam ft Balltr. 
n«n.i-t. nw: HkctnlMek-Waluc*. 
Bollli. DmSmx ud ORln: Camptall BrM. 
BoUer * Goes: Mlsbty Haac- _ 
Hallsc. FMd.: VottMUMclIs Bna. _ 
Byaiakl * OodU^: ¥111 inm> W Bh^ 



M. K.: 

Iwunoto's Hlnode JcpaaeM TMnpc: 

Oonlter Bbow. 
Jaaooo. liiU: Fanpnsb-8*IIs Broik 
JmaUHtl^. Tbas Bacaam * B^ar. 
JInde * HIa rta: Btnfllny Biaa. 
JMia Tnaw: BamiiB & BtOtr. 
JasMMd's Cetncdj Clreoa: Hasobaek-I 
JiflkiL' Oiaea: Bmsenbeck-Wallaea. 
jaaalan, Xba: Al. w. WbedCT*a. 
Jcmms, Ttaa: Bummi * BtUer. 
JobBaon, Cbaa.: M. lu Clark. 
Jobaaoa. Jacs KusIIbs Broa. 
Jobfaon. Waa Alt.: IVjcapar-^ 
Jenct, Bleliatd: John Bobla 

nUaaTDaUla: BcUa-Flota^ . 



. WaUac*. 

Hatoibaek-Wallaeai. 

Capt.. Scala ft Sea Uooa: OoUmat Bna. 

- BUI ~ 



T.«^ f<i»^ D.: Saaaa ft BaOcT' 
I« MUa TNiva: Bannm ft Baner. 
Uhyattaa. Tha: Oampben Bnia. ^ 

I* Ilmr, Jea, ft Ohiqalte: ronpaasMtlla BaML 
Lalid. Ftaak: AL V. Wbctiafa. 
lamar Trospa: Banam ft Balier. , 

lamr Bna., tftnr: Oampball Bna. 
lancer. W. J.: Yukaa Babtaaim. 
iMPmaH, Hanr: Bamm ft Baga. 

laFMH aiaten: Jaba_It. 

KaBaat^ Raak: Ji ~ 
iMmn, WttlLi It . 
~ Oaaliy 





Tiio: Tlaaiianiti finna 
w, >»•: Htn«llB| 



- Tnrapat 
Laack ft Vanea: laba 
I^CIalT'a. B. a. Poolaa: Jobs 
Xadaatt. Vmd: Balla-noto. 
Laa. Dcztar: Bazmm ft BaDv. 

I«fe«rt ft Lasert! John 

Jaiila: Camg- " 
Twoi JabB 




Ualgar Ue: Jobs Boblaaaa. 
^cS^^mia.: Bamm ft BaOV. 




I« Bar. Bazxr: 

Iiatbaa, Tba: OampUl I 
ItOwaBda'a " 



Oaear, BraailUa BMata: 



Lonraada. Mamla ft Oaean 
UMafB. Can, Uankej Adab; 
loatar. Cari: Btn»»jy Bna. 
Majon^ BUInc: B. ~ 



Maican ft Laoett: Qdrtry Bna. 
Ifaide Mo: StntUnc Bna. 




KeCiaa-DaTcnport Tram: iM««fHm Biaa. 
IfeCraca. Thno: Kfnttint Bn& 
llellTar ft BamBtao: John BoMaaoK 
UtHjkbm, NaUIa ft Bad: I^MoBt T 
Halaotta-LaNoIa THo: Bdls-IIota. 




Uana, Gm, ft J.: BtngWin 
aOIctU TMnpa: F. 
Miner, DaJay: CanvbcU „, 
Hniar, Jobn: Rlii«l>iiK Bna. 
HDToa, Tba: Wlljtftiig Bna. 



mtdMI. Lola 



HoBtlcfa. BaBy; 
M Oatna a bocpe: 
Moasar* Hanr J, 

Moon. Ifaila: ' 
HoaitflB^' BaxTX* 



Malaoa. Bffij: 




iralaoD TUBllr: Gdla-nota. 
Kelaona, njing: RIngltiif ~ 
Walaiwa. Vbor: Oollmir 
VtSlmo, Hair: GoUnar 
W «mo. Onl^6dBU'/ 
Ntf laiua. Vtar: 
M oMU aatcca: 
IVomiaiia. Ji 




Rynaid, Cail: 
(rablaa. Two: 
Ocaiai TUo: Sdla-] 
Omar, Wanonii Botaei 
Oram ft KlBc: USgbtj 
OrtaBB Oatan: Sna Bna. 
Ortaaar Siatini, Tbree: I 
Ortaaaja, Two: ninMaxb-8el 
(Man, Oaoda: Jobn Bab fa aoa, 



Waat. 
O^aanar. 

Patty Bna. 
PattT-Ftaak Ttoopat 
PcTl'a. Pnf. ~ ~- 




Fatet nuDlIy: Jobs H. ^aika. 
Pbimpa, P<t^ Bascsback-WallaeaL 
naaao. Gas.: atiranKasb-SiIIa Bna. 
plBBMOdca Broa.: Hkndiaek-WalUea. 
Tpio, J. a: Hows'* Qtaat LoadaaL 
SMtm. ftlte ft Jda.: OoIlMr Bna. 



aogb-MlB Bna. 



Poma ft DaTana: Iflgbtr 

FHoean Dlzle: tenrl Aslad 
Pnalt Trto: Rlngllng Braa. 
<tmtTT, mmer: HascDbeek-Wallaeab 

Two: Jobs Bobloaoo. 
BaymoBd. Biset: Jobs Bohtnaea 
Barao Ttto: SaUa-BIoto. 
Ba» ramUr: CampbaU 1 
- Buck: Cao;&>an I 
' itan: BVifepai 
■ O.: F*"!"' _ 
BODlBa; Haode: BIntllBK Bna. 
Moar, Carrie. Cbaa. 
SaDa Bna. 

's Hoileal BlepbaBt*:: 
Bni OooibSned Sikowa. 
Bnal'a, Bboda, Honea: Bnffalo BIU- 
Camblnad Sbowa. _ 

ft Nelaoa: Kdlet Bna.' Oaltad 
Uda, Xba: Tt « «» nh o ck -Wallaea. 
ft DioiUra: Wtnilliy Bioa, 
Uwaid: Hasasbeek-Wallaea. 




Eamta, Tbai H agBbaefc- ' 
Baxaai. Jktttntm Tela: BIb 
, nufc: ~ 



Sehalcb. Bd.: oUmar Braa. 

fibarwooda. Aerial: RiD<UBC '. 

Sbtpp. Julia: Bamom ft Bailey. 
Blcfrtat Trvope: Baninm ft BaUay. 
Bl|^ Oreat: Campbdl Bna. 
Smallettm: John Boblnaon. 
Baltb, Qaam: BanBbaek-WaUaeab 
SBitki, Giaat: Blifllnf Bna. 



1ta>Ua.DowB< 
BBldar. Gapt.: *i» r. 
BtaBliV Slaten: Bella-FIato. 
BttBta, Oicat: Hacesbc^-Wallaea. 
BteniBC, Fnd: m^ing Braa. 
Stewail' ft Hackett: JiAn BobI 
BtlekiMy. Binina: Rtntfln^ Bna. ... 
Btllaa^ Kmttjz OoBmmt Braa. 
Stakes. Emnea: JobB BoblBaaa. 
ntrmaa. Tte: Doda FUk Sbowa. 
Stamp. B aal l i : Joba Bobtaaon. 
MBcOk Had^bata: OuapbaB Bros. 
■Bttoa, Inv: HaieBbaek-WaUaeab 
BwaaBey, WlBBle: HaxeBbaek-WaBaaa. 

Tranpa: Hasastaack-Wanaea. 
Star ft Vklebl: Torepao(h.SdIa Braa. 
nj4af n Fnl. v., MoBkeya: BtniUng Broa. 
Teaatar, Wai.: Howe'a Onat TmwVin. 
XMan T nup e; Hasenbeek-Wallae*. 

■on'B, Bar. Bonts: Bollala BlU-Pa^ 
Oomblned sbowa. 
Toby: Bannm ft 

^da. TJia: Haseabeck-Wi 

Tnrla, Wanea Uaooln: Ma : 
Tmar, Blaadia: John H. Spaxka. 
Ty-Bad BUtaxx. n»a: Vonpa ^ 
Vmma WtmBr: HowWa Oraat 
Til Broa.: Bohhr nvatatn Bbawi. 

yalantinna. Tea: J<AB H. ^ 

VaB 'AIkaa, Ltniaa: Basi 
▼an DleniaBa. Tha: BasaahaA-WaUaea. 
Van Bkalka. Tha: Jobs Wnbtnana 
Vletoda. ha Bdla: Raranrn ft 
▼laeattl, Joa: SaOa-nstD. 
WablBBd ft VekU Tilo: > 
WaBaea. Jaa. B.: rorepi _ 
WaBat. Wm.: Howa'a Great 
WaniBa, Tba: Doda lak ShowaL 
WaUoi, Ornt 3aa.t Baamm * .~- 
Walhai; rack: BlBtflnc BMik 
Waidi^ WWngt RlngtlBT Mib 
Wasrac, Otto: «Tanipl»an BMft 

W«ht. Capt.. Saab: Wim 

Wabh, Horaca, ft WUat Ji 
WaOa. W. B.: OoitiT Bn 

Wdab. taaa ft.: mapasL 

Wdtao, Blehard: Itecpnfh^aOa 
Wanma, Mlaa Sbb Bna. 

Wertaea. Tba: OoDBiar B iaft 

Winiama Family: Doda nk MM 
WBaOB. Dalar: Boa Braa. 
WlHta'k Baa Uaas: Bazana ft 
Waad Braa.: fluTIiaai Bna. 
WoaOaj ft FlMBi B»B»»iiB Btaa. 
WztAt, Bad: Howara oicat 
W3E BiaC r 
WUB; Kbl Maada: 






FEBFOBMEBS WITH MIS- 
OELLAliSOinS aOMPABBOS 

M iaiUta , OMiiB 

izi^. d_W.s 
niiitTwi. 



Bjiaa Oiilaua Plana: Matlan GU Oa. 

CatoD. Artbnr: Jaa. Adasn* Showr No. 1. 
Cheremie Charley: JOhn B. Smith Bbowa. 
Oarntl. lAwraaea: Tteaa Stock Oo. 
Blaka, Uoalcal: Kair TOcfc noatlsg ITiaitio. 
ffiornr, O. O., ft lOaa Sdnirlar: Jraatnga' Dt* 

' aatx Co. 
Gzeer, BoM.: Jaa. ftdaaiB' Bhnw, Hou 1. 



ft Saaidoa: 

ft Seottla: Rancb'a. Ra* J 

Uadaay, Percy A.: Oraat 
Mimi'li, JMm W.: Box UaBtzcIa. 

Sewton ft Orran: Gnat Pattacaoa' L 

BentCrow, Oraea: B«Dttraw*a JoDr Pi 

Shatpateen. Emeat J.: Cowboy, Indian and Uatf 

OOL 

la, .Max: Goy Stock Co. 
ft Phdpa: BesBatt-Moidtoa Btsek Co. 

Chaa. H.: Oowtxjy, ladlaa and Lady Co. 

Taaa. Hinr: Jaa. ftdam^ Show, No 1. 




Bamnai ft S ajliyt 
7; Akron 8; Baiyi 
Ft. Wayne, Inft; 
BOcbart 10. 

Bnffalo Bin-Fawnee Bin Wild Weat: Sprlnsfleld. 

0„ 8; BeUefontalneT: Flodlay 8; Un>a 0. 
OUIfomla Ftank'a Wild Weat: (Hippodrome) 

ZoDnntown, O.. 4-9. 
Onpbdl Bros.': LlTinntoB. Mont., 8; Cotomboa 

7: Bed Lbdsa 8; BUlasa Vai«r<ha 11. 

Cotdter ft Coatttc'd.Ilw.nd Wmr-mmn Wm- 
tred. s. O.. •: ffniiin Jlt W rn trnm i k »t 
BcanlL 



nak*a. Dade, Shows: La Moore, N. D., 6; Usboa 

T; Detralt, Minn., 8; Perhun 9. 
Potcpansh-SeUa Broa.': Bugor, Me., 6; Aoftuta 

T; Bath 8: PortlaBd 9. 
Qortir Broa.*: Kanui City, Mo., 4-8; St. Joaeph 

T; Alhanr S: Bethany 9; Leon. la., 11; Obarl- 

tea 13: Indian"'* IS. 
OaOnar Bna.': Dertl'a Laka. N. Ik. «: AaatU 

T: Can^ton 8; Ifonia, Mian.. 9; Bteadal*, 

N. D.. U. 
Haar, Mtshty: Perth. Oat., Can.. 8. 
Hasenbeck-WaUaea: Alhla. la.. 8; Mt. Pleaiaat 

7; Bnrllnctoa 8; Oaleabmx. UL. 9: Peoria, 

U; Cbampalsn 12; CrawfordarlUa. lad., 13; 

ShelbyTilla 14; Oolamboa IS; QneiMbnrc IS. 
HenrT*a. J. K.. Wacon Shew: Oakdala, neb., 8; 

Nellgli 7; Clearwater 8: Bwlnc 9. 
Honest Bill's Show: Bodey, 8. O., 8; Parker 7; 

Marlon 8; Canastota 9; Brldgewmter It; Emery 

12; aptncer 13; Sslem 14; CaooTS 18; Htw- 

trd 18. 

Jones Bros.' Buffalo Bsnch Wild Wast, 3. 
Assmstos _J<»^ N.^gajUja^.-HtM . 8. 

I T Banch. 



kee. Wla.. May asJnlr lo. 

[■amhrlnera*, Goa, Zoo: Andataga, Ind.^ 

lAeky ^I'a Show: La Bella. Mo.. 11: IJewIatown, 
12; MonUcello 13; Caatoa 14-18; La Grange 18. 
JOller Bros, ft AiUngton'a 101 Bandi WUd 
Weat: Ijowell, Maaa.. 8; Woonaocket. R. I., 
7: ProTldence 8; Pawtncket 9; New Bedtoid, 
Mass., 11 ;FaU BlTcr 12; Pntaam, Oaao.. IS; 
Bristol 14; Dtnbmy 15; Ponghkeepsle, N. Y., 
16. 

Blppel Bras.' Shows: l%a7er, Ind., 8; Shelby 7; 
Demotte 8; Wbeatfleld S; Tefft 11: San Pierre 
12: MedaryrlUe 13; FrandsrUle 14. 

Singling Bna.': Sloox Falls. S. D., 8; Mltdiell 
7: ShCMaa. la.. 8; Shnx City 9; Hialni 
11: Owfta llb.OaRon, la., 18; DM MMBa 14; 
Watoloo B; Oadar SapUa 18. 

BabblBr. naak A.: W. Mawtoa. Pa., Mata 7; 
EBwood City 8; FaWaaepIn 9; Batler 11: Otora 

ciir IS: iteecr u. 

BoblBsoa'a. Joba: MmphyAoro, m.. 8; Boitoa 
7; Gentralla 8; Vaadslla 0; Pane 11. 

Sdla-FIota: Trinidad. Colo., 6; La Jonta 7; 
Oirden City. Kxna., 8; Dodge CItT 8. 

Son Broa.': MHle islHUK . O., 7: Lodl 8; Chicago 
Junction 9. 

SUrer's, Bert, Family Show: MIddletown. Mich., 

6; Pompeii 7: Ashley 8: w».»iii«f.- p. 
Tiger BUI'S WUd West Show, Ho. 1, D. W. Fei^ 
ilnc,_mgr.: Waterloo, Ind.^ 8; Batlcr 7; St. 

▼grJVW^ la.. •;.W«ld0B 7; 

„ &?wnBa..B, oL. T: aicAF. H. 

D.. 8; ItanlMsa,. & IK IL. . 



msoELisAnsons. 



OWH ta OUVSB OSOTB OT IZOBIDA, 
Land tSO per acra; aereaa tha bay tram Taans. 
Writa PAUL BKACHARO, for partlcnlan; eata 
Bniboard, ClnclnnaU. Ohio. 



PLAYS ^SStaSoa ^^^-^^ _draftaa aat 

IS? i^'ftMunnrl 

Mnwaokee, Wise. 



PHOTOS 



Cablnats, $2.60 ■ 100. 

fr^m pU'l-Citi, nejftilTWi or plcturw. 



PlABlats— XiCArn How to play Utwt bits Is dmm 

RAGTIME <""^,ir^ 

Ooitru of Tea Leuons, Trtal Leasoa Flaa, 
Soya! Bciool, Ilnroln &q. ■Rieaba Bldg., M. T. 



Mo. 1, onder 



Jamea, TandesUla 
eanras: Sr — - . . 

Aoonant Ji 
N. J., In . 

Aeronaut Jofannr VaA, Aka H. Kramer, mgr. 

(Luna Park) Braasala, Brtgjm, Indat. 
Acronant Jamea G. Wxight. Portland, Ind.. 1-8. 
Alzeda'a Etypaotlc Oomedr Oa.. Olaoa Braa., 

mgrs.: Woodward, Okla.., 4-9. 
Anderson, ttw Great: Mawaakee, Wis,, ladef. 
Barnnm, PraC J. — - . 

Bockford. lod. 
Beanty ot tha 1 

mond. Mol, ftft. .„ - 

BcB. Breoa M,,.J8waiti|fBf»^''lMI|jfc 1 



DaWls, Dan Dsill. Ifecs AU r a eUoa a. Okaa. P. 

Oak. asB.: Lapaiw Ifa, 44; Liberal U-lft 
Daaeaa. Oast; flhowt Waahlagtan. la., 4ft; Sle- 

Oomb, m., 11-19. 
Edwards'. J. 8.. Zoo: Grand Baplda, Mich., 

4ndef. 

Poote, Comraodon, ft BMar Qneeae: *»t"Ui 

Ind.. Jane 20-lDdet. 
Gordaer, Wonder of Anatralla Show: Calgary, 

Alta, Can., 4-9: Medldns Hat 10-14; Meoae 

law. Saak.. 18-20. 
Hoaan'a. WUllas, Show: Lynebborg, Ta., 4-18. 
Kldd ft Healey Morlag Pletana: AiUagtso. Md.. 

I«£a Glas* B i ll am^ JO^ iMj, mtM Wttm 

~ ' DniBfli, MTnn , 

: JcBIoo. 

— — , _ — ^ ■■ 

Pcinecaa Boalta, 

mgr. (Pate . 

glnm. Jnne 1-lndef. 
Slchaids Bros.' Sbows: Blgdovr. Kana., 6; Ir- 

Tloe 7; Waterrine 8; Barnes 10. 
Book's, Fred A., Mystarloos Orient: Dresden, 
O., 4-9. 

TbompaoD's Entertainers. Frank H. Thompsoo. 
mgr.: Monlco, Wis., 8-10; Tripoli 11-18; West- 
bOI« 14-17. 

TamO'a rimgrtsa ot Rordtlea. L. J. Stallo. micT.: 
ff a nas' Bzpealtlon Sbowa) OoaneUaTlfla Pa.. 
M: ftllooaa 11-1& 




MINSTREL 



DeBae Bros.': Laka PUdd, N. T.. 7; Saranae 

Lake 8; fRippcr r.^w p. 
ItaTa. B<7 B.: CaldwaO. Tas,, *«t 

7-9; Brenham 11-13: Bta^TU-l*. 
HatTlBon Brae.', J. M. Bnaby, mgr.: 

m.. 6: Irrlng 7: Witt 8: Nokomia S. 
Keraand'a, Biny (B. Vorlekel'a). B. H. I^. 

mgr.: Chattanooga, Teon.. 8; Seottabon. 

Ala.. 7: HnntsTllle 8; Decatnr 9; Toacnmbla 

11: Corlsth, Miss., 12: Jackson 18; Homboldt. 
_ Tenn.. 14; Paris IS; Fadoeab. Ky.. 18. 

TUle. It. O.. 4-81. 



OABNIVAL OOHFANIES 

Abbotf a Great Northern aifm^ti t.' JMwtt, 
t tri«g«*«- JI. T., S-9. • 

K.. lO.. OaiBl«al Co.. Mo,, l;' J£.Oi flsw. 
■ftt. ftaalK .'a., 4-9. . 
. OMMasd Bhoira, Oeo. W.' Btsslu, 
, Kaae, Fa., 44; Wasca U-IS. 
Otto's Camlral Co.: Mt. Pleaaant. Pa., 4-9. 

Idage, 8. W.. CsmWal Attractions: Bays 

City, Kaas.. 8-9: Wakeeaey 11-18. 
Campbidl United Shows, B. W. Campbell, mgr.: 
Oalra. m., 8-lS, 

Cancle ft Mimray'a Greater Shows: OalUtiln, Pa., 

4-9; Patton 11-18. 
Cash ft Hlnca A uius e m ent Co.. H. L. Hlnea. 

mgr.: Westhope, N. D., 4-8; WOIav Oir 7-«: 

BoIetU 12-15. . .... 

Colbeo Amaaemeot Co., Capt. 0. 9 

Cea. mgr.: Oiaaby. MO.. 4ft. 



MANUSCRIPT 

PLAYS ■ SALE 

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PLAYS 



Lane List of New Protca 
sional and Amatenr Plays. 
YaadeTIU* Sketebse, Sum 
MoDOtopiea, Mlaatnl Matensl 



Notice to Perfomiers 



and BoaL CLM ' 

Stateroom baa a Window.' 



A high-grade aerr. 



Ice. catering to the exacting demands of theat- 
rical people. Ticket Offlce, 2S8 Washington St., 
Boatoa. Maaa. B. BITC^IB, Agent. Phoaa 
Bhrt am 2788. 



What's That? 

Can I wrlu yoa a SONG that will make yoor 
ACT goT Well I goeaa. Any kind of song In 
any key your little heart desir es. Sin gers and 
Slngerets, write "BILLT" BASEETTE, Beran 
Boose, Chicago. 




"SAN DOW" THEATRICAL TRUNK 




Oar 

Heal TtsBk Is a 
TV) Of stnogth— antLT 

UU A BAJfX TAC1.T. 

It U madeofS^Iy T*. 




THE 



DANTES 

Fujiyama Seance 



Re'moh Gems 



rur.cw«d fM«IW 

, asl knilk. • di M Isi 

—tea ae wO. foU or ATttkiU Sack- 



eatelof. 

asaidM 



lac. l.aU lh9 eo«t e< ataa 
•alT la tohi t^ld aoatlBO. * >ai- 
Ttioomij tacoortrac*<4 t iw Urt aa 
lailtatlOB. Oaanalaed to i n sll l l »• 
(taas. Saat aa avpraraL Write <>e 




sols ji 

BSaalne Ca2241Caiiiiie Bld^. St. 



DepcBiable 

OPERA 
CHAIRS 



AU ou 

toOMnaqrao. 

Wrtta today. 



RBYAL METAL i 
MFG. CO. 

—1831— ^ 

Iwkm SL I 




JULY 9, 19ia 



Xtie 0illl>oarcl 



, S-IO; Ottam 



... ft*Bk';25t 

'■aK: (lidM Park) CUom IIL. 

•lit an Sbowt. No. 2, B. Sarder, mgr.: L« 

Wl".. ■»•»■ _ , 

AmiuemcDt Eaterpriae Co.. E. L. 

Bias*, mgr.: Port Cltaioa. O., 4-0. 

DUIt IlBiled StaoWB: Elyrli, 0., 4-8. 
OonMI Sliow*. 0. M. Goodell. mgr.: Tract, I*.. 
•-9. 

Balcii. '• rnak. Sbonri, W. L. Wjratt, 
jin Vmon. O.. 4-9: DUrtehsrllla 11-10. 
Boffaia-Wellcr Amawment Co., B. Weller, 
• Xcwark. a. D.. 4-8; BUeniUle. N. D.. 
LManwaod 11-lS. 
Jauar 



I. J. 



Jarnui^ i 
Uai 4-9. 

Kt^pit'M, C. J.. Sbowa: BatUetburc, 

Kllaif Herbert A., Shows: Des Moloca. la., 

Ooboque 11-18. 
Laadta Broa.' Shown: Le Man, It.. 4-B. 
Laura Sbowa, Geo. Elrea. mgr.: Strong City, 

Kaaa.. 4-9. 
Xlgro A Loo* Sbowa: BldUBoad. Ua, 4-0. 
(MtrkM * RatarU OcoaDlMatad SkMra: Olr- 



tat un aa- flnat, ahmra,- lam. Pattenoa, ngr. : 
~ B; (BzpoalUon) Wiaalpcg, 



. 4-»: 

cw.. is-siL 

Mbin Amuatmrat Oat: Inar-ftaaek. X. 

- 4-9. . V 

Proetor'i Wntern Bhowa; Sea. K Pfaetar, 

R«mifa. Colo., 4-9. 
Si. Louis AmuKmrol Co.: 3(tddleaboro, Ky., 

4-0. 

Smlih Greater Sbowa: MeKeeaport, Pa.. 44; 

McKeea Rocka 11-16. 
TWd'i Un'ted Stiowa, Al. Todd, agr.: iMta 

OUa., 4-7: Bediiek 9-14. 
Caltad l^aattlaa Siioira, J. SAardlng. aigr.: 

SMkrmie, m., 4-9. 
Wloatov Sban: Otuaij CMter, la., 4-9; Tlatoa 
1M«. 

Wortham & Allen'a United Sbowa: QolncT. Til , 
^4-9; HuuiIba]._Mo., ll^ldw 




BoriM 

N. t. C, Mar S-tBd«(.' 
CasUo Bnrleaqae Stock. 

mgr.: Boatoa, Maaa., Jtaf : 
CoHece Girls, Spiegel Am. O— 

bla) N. T. C. Jane 13 tSjM^ 
0 ^t> B grleaqoe Stock. JttmWStV 




BANDS & OROHEBtiiAS. 

'Americas Collegian Band, Gbaa. Graiwfofd. nurr : 
iClTSealde Park) AahTind, Ky.. alar 14-liid«f. 
Aacricaa Raad, * OnlMBtTa. Bawaid ,• Pew. 



Pafk) 



Bradley * Ma* ,, 

Carrodo'a Boyal ItalUo Baad: f 

MobUe. Ala., May l-Stpt. SB.' 
Cajallo'a Band: (Foreat Park BiaUaadal St. 

LoQla. Ma. AprU 23-tndef. ' 

^S's'^t.^aV"*'*" 

Creator* and" h>a Baad: (Saaa Saoel PaTk» 

Cblcigo, HI., Uty lUiiM. 
"'iSHTA^^l * "«•««. «?.. 

Pa toaaa. M &m. and Ma Band: (Elcetric Park) 
_mlitH^ 18.. Joa* IS-lader. 
■V*jy*«^,*^b»» Baad: CWoodalda Park) Pblla. 

"Sr** J;fi?l "etaildt. Jr.. 

nc-: ItaliMl. Oaa- ICay S»>ladat.. 

''"^."o'* Band. Portnoe Oalla -taa; Mr.: no*«- 
„«ft_*^t"a Kaaaaa City. uS^Ta^H 
^Jf^'^f^^" OrthaatiS^alama. 
V^: .1-*: Uorlcy 7: CaiHlae S: (AM- 

Incton Hotdt Patoakar a.ia. * 
GllUlaad-a Blatt "JBfi^ 

UT^ 

I Band (PoatalM 

nt. Jaaa e-iadaC 
Beorr ft T«aag>a 

fardl. mgr.:- (L_ 

rvi.. May SS4adaC. 
iDnrn Band. J. B.-'wBBBi. vm 

Krrl A Rta Band: ■.! 

peniiprice 7: WaTrrIm 
ton 10: Wankon It; 
": Mankatn 14. 
I'OmbBnlo Sjmpbony Baad 
f^«ok Moore, bna. mgr.: 
ro. III., Jana 27-Aa«. «. 

S'Jl'.' "»JL'!'"'i «■"•■= 

t..^? P««»»«d,_Ora... Jtni« l»nly 8: (Na- 

»2Lf J^?."'!** ■•«l«*B» Band (RlttgatoQ 
„™»».I!«.'k) K'ngatcn. N. T., May SO Indaf. 

mI^Tb-SSS: 

•j™ N c. 4-9: Klnataa ILIS. 
A^I^W Oowoado, Oal.. Joaa SO- 

PWtli.nlBra. Don. Band. K. U Raaki^ mar.: 

il.ake.Ma Parkl Dcneer. Ool.. 13-JaIy lOi 
^IS'""^ '•• RoT»I VenaUaa Baad. No. It 

'BjT Sbora Park) BalHmim, Hd.. ladcf. 
«nint«oo't Royal Veaatlaa BaM. Ma. S: 



Ba 



Emile, & Ua Band: (Weat End Park) 
New Orleans, La., May 1-tnder. 
Xnivleri A bla Baad, Ed. P. Ornmaa, mgr.: 
(Foreat Park) CMtafa, lO, ta* l^Bly 16. 

J., lodef. 

Wbeataa Paallr 0 »i* ii l ias (Watatlr Park) 

LaHtafc -JOtk.. May »atpt. IB. 
WciMfaltoai: (Idora Part) OaUaad. CaL. 7-30. 



MUSICAL 

Abom Grand Opera Co.. Milton A Sargaat Aboni, 

mgra.: N. x. 0., inly 4, laM. 
Abora Oraad Opara Co.. Milton tt Sargent Abom, 

mgia.: BalUmon. Md.. May S, Indaf. 
Abom Grand Opera Co., Mlltoo * Sargent Abom, 

men.: AtlaoUe Cltj. S. J., inlr 4. ladef. 
Aborn Comic Opera 0»^-- JWaa ■vgent 

Abora. mm.: (Oiyaple VMM' Snwaik. N. 

J.. May 30. Indef. 
Adama ft Gubl Maaletl Oomedy Co.: (RiTtrtlde 

Park) Bntcblnaon, Kana., Jane 20-Indef. 
Aeolian Opera Co.: (Biaadywiaa Sprlnga Park) 

Wilmington, Dela., Mar SMadaC, 
American Moilcal ComBtI On,! Mi 3Ma, Cil., 

Joiw IS-ladet. 
Araatroas XaalTal Oobm^P Oatt Ptetlaad, Ore.. 



Bell Boy T. B. Wlaiid, taa. mgr.: Sbawiiee, 

Okla., 11-18. 
Bonlta Moslcal Comedy Co., Robert J. Cohn. 

mgr.: Seattle, Waab., Jnne IX-Aog. 27. 
Cann ft Ware Moalcal Comedy Co.: (Nahast) 

Lynn. Maaa.. Jane 20-tndef. 
Caaino Uaalcal Comedy Co.: (Wblte City Oaataal 

Woreeater, Maaa., Jtine 8-lnder. 
Caatle Square Opera Co., John Craig, mgr., 

Boatoa, Maia., Jane 20-Inde(. 
Cbeaier Park Op«a Co.. I. M. Martin, mgr.: 

CloclnaaU. O.. Jaaa lMaM^ 
Cnrtla. AUen. Staalcil «Ma« .0*,t Ml Lake, 

U., Indef. 
Dreaaler, Marie: See 
Delmar Opera Co.: (1 

Mc, Job* IS-ladef. 
Euclid ~ 




Foy. 

FolUaaaC 
c. Mm 

OM IB Ike WTmaaa. Hany CbappeO, msr, 

Cklcaca. m.. Jana flMada^ - 
Girl IB tile Taxi, Cort.SkMdW OOi. Bgra.: Bca- 

tsB. Maaa.. May B-laaef: 
Glrljea, Frederic Tbompaoo, acr.: K X. C, 

Jane 13-Inde(. • ' 

Gladatone Opera Co. : ( Wklta Otfi Raw Or- 
leans, La.. Jnne 27-lnder. 
Barrard Musical Comedy Co., Tbaddens ft Groff, 

propa.: Pittsburg, Pa., July 2-Aag. 31. 
Imperial Maslcal Comedy Co.: (Doling Park) 

Sprlogfleld Mo., indef. 
Imperial Musical Stock Co., R. W. Skinner, 

tagt.: Jaekaoe. Ikoa.. Jane 27-Indef. 
JaweU Muileal C e» a dy Co.: Sprlnsfleld. O.. 
_jBae »lmUt. 

Kaaa^ JtMleal OmmAt Co^ BobartKaae. 




Kaae, ingr. 
Maaa.. jam 



CO.: GMm, 



mgr.: 



Lake ParlBoB 

Aniater, aigra.; 

Indef. 

Lee, Jamea R» Itaria 

Alls., indef. 
Uncola Park Opera Co.. I. W. Pbelpa 

New BedfOlO. Mass.. JalT 4-lnd<t. 
Madame Sbetry, Fraaee ft Lederer, mgra.: Cbl 

eago, IlL. April I7-Iadef. 
Manhattan Opera Co., Benry Taylor, mgr.; 

(Boriek's Glen) Elm'ra, N. T.. May 30-Indef. 
Mikado, The, the Sbnberta. mgra.: K. Y. C, 

May aOJnly 9. 
My Cindciella Girl, A. G. Delamater and Wm. 

Morris, mgts.: Chicago, m., Marcb 2S-lnder. 
Powell ft Cohan's Muaieal Comedy Co. (Eastera), 
I. Kent Cbbaa. a>cr.: Aibloa, MIA.. 3-9; 
I^aataa W-IBl 
Mian Moalcal 



PktUn. 




I'.: H. r. C, 



Pkelaa 

mgr.: . . 

BobaoB Opera Okt 
S, X.. May kM 
Summer Widowers. 

Jaaa 4-lDdet. 
Teal, Baymood. Mnsleal Comedy Ca: Ft. Snitb. 
Ark.. 4-9. 

Time's Nightmare, with Marie Dressier Lew 
rieMa, mgr.: N. Y. C, May 2-ladef. 

Up and Down Broadway, with Eddie Pay. The 
SbnbertB. mar*.: Boatan. Maaa.. S7-Jaly 9: 

Ware Opera Co.: 0MVk MmQ IMlHL--3la„ 
Jaaa 27-iadcf. 



tnnid or WMaad: (WUte City) Okleaaab DL. 

Kay 39-Iadcf. 
Xaaa Taiaa Glila Maakal Ooowdy Oe.: (Alr- 
jaai*) .Ckk«nMw :«K.. 4«: (AtokHBC) Temple 




(t-Bkc-mont Park) Altooaa. 

Artiilerr Band: (Rp 
nnrr. Md., u*j T-lndef. 

Watn|m>. Is., Joly ].«: 
_«nae, S. I)., IMT 
oiHra'a i»— • ^ 
^P»rk) 

"Mnaa', _,_„ 

">"»-. Jaaa Ik-MtC. 




Btiti- 



MK^Big 

'•'■/R«TaT'ltalian Ooaeert Baal: (Ba 
"'k) LewlatowB. Pa.. Hay W laHaf 



•r Ifaale' Slack Oa.. KUmt ft Oasaolo. 

CMcago, nL. My SB. ladef. 

ft»ea Stack Oa^. Okaa. I.af«abats. aigr.: Pmti- 

Alcaiar Stack Ski Bdaice * Uw. mgn.: 

Ska FTaaeiaea. CaL. Aa*. ts. Wafc 
Albambca neatr* Co.. Bkaak SiMl,-Mi^t IN- 

waakee, Wla.. Indef. 
Alley Comedy Co.. T, a ABcy. acr.: AOnta, 

Ga., June SO. Indef. 
ArtnatoB Stock Co.: PaeMo. Colo.. March IS. 
ladef. 

Aubrey, Belen. Co.. 3. Darla. mgr.: Jefferson 

City. Mo.. 27.JnIy 9: Sedslls 11-33. 
Baker Stock Oo^. Ocol X., Baker, mgr.: Portland. 

Ore.. May a, Indef. 
Beck nieatre Stock Co.. S. B. Frledlaader, 

mgr.: Belllngbam. Waab., Dee. 8, lodef. 
Belaaco ft Stone Stock Co., Belaaco ft Stone. 

mgra,: Loa Aniielea. Cel., Indef. 
BcnJamiD, Paul B., Playara: Blchmood, Ta.. 
Indef. 

Benjamin. Paal B.. Playata: Beekeater. M. T.. 

May 38, tiSlC^- 
Betta ft WvSSTmmlt Ck.t.lHwilt. M. May 

IS, ladef . - ~ i - - 

BItoa Stock Co., DavM B.' 

^wtncket. R, I.. Kor. 8, 
Bljoa Stock Co., B. A. SCkBMr. ilgr.t 

aak, Ga.. Dec 3(UTo]y.9. 
Blabop'a Playei*. W. H. Blabop, mgr.: Oak- 

laod. Cel., lodef, 
Boostelle. Jeaale. Stock Oow: BaSatoi M. X.. 

May 28, Indef. • -* t. ' — 

Broadway Theatra StoA CBkt 'flkMHk H. 

April 18. lodet. • . 

— * — — AOaata Oa.. 



Barrle. Edwin. Stock Co. (Northern) Harry B. 

LeVao. mgr.: Mc.\lesrer Okla.. 4-9. 
Barrle, Edwin. Stock Co. (Southern). Edwin 

Barrle, msr.: Sherman, Tex., 4-9. 
Bltner, Bill, Co.: Enid, Okla., 4-9. 
Bailey-Lockwood Stock Co.: (Alrdooe) Spttng- 

aeld. Ma~ ST'^Jaly (AMocae) Lakeside 

PaA. JttOm U-a. 
Beanett-JtaaltOB Stock Co.: Glcna Pklls. N. V.. 

4-9. 

Briant Bros.' Stork Co., Roy Briant, mgr.: Man- 
hattan, Kan.. 27-Jaly 0. 

Bnrgeaa Stock Co.. W. C. Borgpos, incr.: Em- 
poria. Kan.. 27-Jaly 0: Lawren. e Il-tt. 

Cbauncey-Kelirer Stock Co., Fred C. ruanaeey. 
mgr.: Banorer, Pa., May SO, Imlef. 

Chicago Stock Co.. Chsa. B. RosaKam. mgr.: 
St. Johns, N. P., Can.. lone 1-JnIy 9. 

Colonial Playera, F. O. Millar, ngr.: dercUod, 
0., May 18, Indef. - . .. 

Colombia Players. Fred G. BMBHkMSKt Wkah.. 
D. C, May 2, lodef. 

Cook. Oicar F.. Slock Co.: Battle Creek, Ulek.. 
iBdcfL 

Cook. Oaear P.. Stock Co.: Saginaw. MIeb.. la- 
def. 

Cotter Stock Co.. Wallace B. Cotter, mgr.: New 

Castle, lad.. June 20. ladef. 
C^lhane'a ComedUoa: (AirdSMS) Sleabcaellle. 

O.. *9. 

Copeland Broa.* Stock Obkt. (AbtMM) HMckla- 

son, Kan., 27-Jaly 0. 
Cnlbane'a Comedlana. Cnlhane Am. Co., mgrs. : 

SteobenTllIe, O.. 4-0. 
(^born Players. Cbas. D. Cobaro. mgr.: Mad- 

laoo, Wla.. 8-7: Vrbaaa. Dl.. 8-0. 
Cash. BKMsh, Co.: SsUaa. Kan., 37-Jaly 9. 
Davia Stodt Co., Bany Deris, mgr.: Pittsbnrg, 

Pa., Snt. 20. indef. 
Delmar Stock Co., M, B. Streater, mgr.: Knid, 

OkU.. Jnne 4. Indef. 
D'Ormood-Fnller Stock 

Jane 27, Indef. 
Doroer Playera. A. C. Doner. asr.t Bkgkne 

ton. N. v.. Jnae 18. tadef. - . ' _ _ 
DeRooBb Tiiana. AaaorlaU.' fla»1>. F. W. 

18. 

SoNthy Stock Cn.. SK. A. Beed. ngr.: Hastings. 

Nelk. .S7-jBly 9: KCarncy U-23. 
BUick-Loat Stadt Mra. Blaiy Xlltck Loas. 

Bgr.: Pi kwi. Oslo- Jaaa 
Farm Stock Co.: xais d s. C. 

nyBS, T. t.. Slack Ck.: (Xafcerleir Paik) laur^ 
ell. Maaa.. Jnae ST. ladef. 

Pocbea Stock Co.. Oaa A. Fbrbes, mgr.: Du- 
Inth. Mlaa.. Joae O, tadef. „ 
GIrtoo Stock Co.: Lia Aagdea. Cel., Jaaa SO. 

^^i^^t,j^^^- ^.^^ vttwm. Mick., "k- 

aaw, Tim^am, 

Glass. Jneepk D., Stock Co.: PaeMo. Cola., May 
15. ladef. 

Grew, Wm.. Slock Ox. Jack WOaoa, baa. 

St. Joaeph Mo., 
(lOrdon Aaaocfate 

Kan.. 27-Jnly 9; 

Mo.. 11-23L 
Grabame Stoek' 

Gmham Stock Ck.: t 

S7-Jnly 9. 

Ball. Lools LeoD. Stock Co.: Benton, 
Indef. 

Barve; Stock Co.: Kalamaaoo. MIek., Ji 



FLO'R-'ID'A hiStasTno^iulBmNVljans: 
a wnsvn Puraate Heat. ElMrtrfc Utbta. 

DeLand Opera House 



Booklns now 

fur s^'ajwiii 
l»10 11. AtMiT«>n 




Kasttr la«raed br uyooe In sfew boars' tlm«. Le«m to 
eontiol other*. Bnccew sure. Verj «mall cost. Write for 
PaaaBooII tT lo M li HKTTf Stt 1' J.rkwn, Mich. 



Co.; 



Ueniphla. nno.. 




No. 108-1 Kt 
Gem Sand QoM Bmd, I 
Ssa them bstofe pay Inc. 

^ aia Ck s gltal wMekappbliea aad CAITT 

lMiai.DfromdlaaBoadae>aeMhgr aaaxg ' 
ao MABB UMT cwr be bm so win i 

amdjelalli brIIUaaey, 

iBBt you to aee these i 
Bar yoa to see them. 




13, 



ir, «e- 



Harrey Stock Co. f Wa a t a iaj s 

Jaae 19. ladef: 
Baswell, Percy. Playant Mi 

ronto. Caa.. Jaaa k MA- ' 
Bayward. Grace. StSCK 0».t I 

May 28. lodef. 
Bayward. Grace. Associate Playera. George M. 

Gatta, mgr.: Bockford. Dl., bidef. 
Hlllman's IdesI Stock Co., P. P. BIllBMa. aacr.: 

Omaha, Neb.. May 9, Indef. 
BoUand. MUdred, Co.. Edw. C. White. MS.: 

BnSalo. N. I., Joae 20. Indef. ■ 
BoMea Stock Cth, &.ML Balden, aigr.: Qere- 

laad. O.. HMii m Mef. 
BadaoB Sto^Oa.: l&lOB Hm. N. J.. May 23, 

ladef. . . 

Boot. Charlotte. Stock Co.: Boatoa. Mass.. May 

9. indef. 

MBMcr-^adford Playera: ^nlagBald, MaH.. 



(Coo tinned oo page 42) 



^e win BRid y aj: 



aipiriaa C. O. D.. 
arajiilnatton. 

IT roa Uka H. pay the 
setoiB It to hhn and It ~ 
Igjltl 




Make Big Mmny Oafdoors 
Oili a PMir Portrait Gimera 



IBkaaplc<Brsa,anlabaaBod deUTentbe^ 
»ttta» rmca or atghty «a taoor 
Too osB a«c tea oenu aplaee 
for thaoo pletorea aa l^t mm 



work la bO done wtthoal oaa. 
TCSSlBg: AUyoa bB*a to do la 
to aatyear eassara ap any 
B.a BawB aaBtteew ISBooi^a', 
•* sirsetaeasfi^ la ftroot U 



aenB,lhlia, p4cBlegroaBda,«a, 
aad th* aaonay ponra IB aa faaa 
aayoB«B " - 

St 




Rewl This Off. 

WoBia »ba Proctor Portraa 

of d e ralopa a fortass. 

SandoathraadolbUBBowaad 

<«irtiiBBipBtoaea.aaraadenBnCM>J>. Pnt Cam arala 




tIl!BS!!S!^.S*''**-l laeorperated 



espUBiot ■a.aga. 




tbe 
a Use of 



ekapa km tbcmatfycs "Tbe Society Acnkala.** aad Bare Oa ilckt 
N8 kii Witt IB A T«T atkt fMUak, aai M-aUklgfet bmb km Mtiat la 
' »e act baa kae* a pi iaaaa i aB aa »iM ii 98 tfca KMH * : 
* .ahMOf; BB diM^ WaMB «■'!»• 'Ms r 



VAUDEVILLE ACTS 

THE GRIPHN CIRCUIT 

I opea all aa mmer. Tbe bid e awa y big time circuit. Any old name U yoa ka«« ( 

^oucDie omoE. yiaxax sksaxis muiaia; toboro, euuita. 



40 



The Btlltooard 



NKW YORK VAUDEVILLE. 

lOgaHnned from page 8.) 

AWBllUJ!) THEATRE.- 

btflUar week bm inclnded Ifn. Bra Fir. HW- 
ird ssd Howud, BuiT Breen. Hury Tlgbe and 
Ulll«n FlUgenld, CaOiertne Hayes and Babel 
Johnson. Leslie Leigh and Companr. tbc IdiVcea 
Croes Co. and McD«Titt and Kelly. 

BRIGHTON BEACH MUSIC HAIjI^— The cur- 
rent week's offering Included UTarsnerlte Haney. 
Ralph lyjua and Ed- Coleman. In a musical 
playlet, The Leading Lady, wltti a cbonu of 
twelve; Minnie Amato and Company la a 

spectacular pantomime. In the Latin Qaartcr; 
the Five Musical AtoIos, Bowman Brothen, 
Potts Brotben and Company, JolU IVaiy, Tom 
Smith and Marr and Eraas. 

NEW BBIOHTON THEATRE.— A gala bifll' 
day bUl headed by Era Tangnay, waa the offer- 
Ins at tbe New Brighten Theatre at Brighton 
Beach for tbe week beginning July 4. Another 
farorlte was Frank Tlnney. Otben were tbe 
GoIJ^ Troope of Kosslan singers and dancers; 
Beatrice Ingram and company in Porter Emer- 
m Bnwa'o plaiylet. The Pucbtss; KOtr ud 

: inMo 

t Bdl:at ~ 




eHiAtm PRODUoia 

(Contlnaed from page 4.) 

nwra ts little dlatlnctlaii. the acting of any 
•t ' tbe cast saT* Mr. Mann and Mme. Cot- 
tnur, tboofli Emilr Aan Wcnmu, In a part 
Mia prorlaes anBsaal opportmiltlw for a good 

- aoBedlcoBe. looka wen and acts prettdy. Jobu 
BDBny** ample ptoportloos lit well the part be 
In east for. bnt DeWitt Jennings, generally a 
very able actor, la here badly miscast and aet» 
accordingly. The others "get by," which la 

'.(■ mocb, perbapa as one ahoald expect in a 
farce which rans mostly to lean portions once 
tk« star baa been eerred." 

. "Tbe company la nicely balanced," another 
tally aayi. "and Its members acted with re- 
markable energy. Mme. HathUde Cottrelly, as 
the wife, gave an excellent performance, and 
Miss Emily Wellmaa acted the charmer wHb 
mneh pert OtisiuUty. As the porter and or- 
chestra leader at the.Orpbeam. DeWitt Jennings 
nd. John Bnaay eoolrlbntad amply to tbe fun, 
^ ^B i tt» iio|» St niMi^otf ■ •ondiF dangta- 

^lUi^Uha^MnijSS Md^Snmr'lSd! 
«ille Stewart, M. MTxaily and Albert Parker, 
thoagb ratbtr colailMi, mat all tbe reqnlre- 
meats.'* 

The finn In commenting. Bays: "Mr. Mann, 
as adapter, had not aneceeded In diTestIng the 
play of .Its tboroacb Teotonle natnre. and Its 
■llaatlaos acemed strangely at Tatlancc wltu 
ths soppoaadly local sommndlngs in which it 
.p a wsi. Bat tt la aneh trankfatce that thia 
dtment Is not Impoctaat. Mr. Mann's psraonal 

honor waa not dunlalAad "~ " '"~ 

and that waa aU that 



snccess of 



Ulke SMtt, tbe BortW kMpalkbasa new 
card oot In green and^nak Uk «lmtks fol- 
lowfisg heading: The PobUe Viviwrit* «t FIts 
Oosntttea. Mue dalma to be Ireland's Original 
DsbUa Comedian, so if yon see the roTing Irish- 
man and want to know any more he will gladly 
glre yon all the Information desired. 

JIarsball Montgomery Is certainly maUsg 
aome name for himself In the abort apace of 
time be has been doing his new act, wbUe at 
KSIIk and Fioetoeanmi Atb. Theatre, last 
week, be was aetnally one big riot, and cer- 
tainly deserred all the apilanse no recelred. 

The Times Square neatre, a new morlng pic- 
ture house, opened last Satorday. This Is one 
of the flrst plctnre honses around. thla neighbor- 
hood giving pictures and Ulostrated songs only, 
being located a few doora abore The Billboard 
olBce on Broadway. New Tork. 

Jack brlBOdl Is managing tbe Monticello Air- 
dome In Jersey City, playing acts and giving 
the latest moring pictures. Jsck says business 
Is nne. Jack formerly used to sing the Ulos- 
trated songs at the 14th Street Theatre In New 
lotk. 

Lockie and Tost are spending the snmmer 
montlis around New York at tbe different sea- 
sbore resorts. Havliig severed tbelr connections 
with tbe Fonr Gamellas, tbey will open this 
fall with a new singing and dancing act. 

Felix Adler, at tbe Fifth Avenoe Theatre, was 
one big bit, and, no donbt, will be going for 
aome time. He Is original and tonny. and 
knows how to entertain an audience, as he 
proved tbst Isst week. 

Beld Sisters, those two cbarmlng yoong aeio- 
bBtlc dancerB, were one of the hits Of tbe abow 
at the American In New York, last week, and 
were received wtth ronnda of applause at every 
performance. 

Albert NewboS has be«a appointed to take 
ebaise of the did* department at the Uoale 



will B. Cohen win be one of the (eatore* 
with Misa Mew Twk, Jr., again next aeaaon. 

Sbeam and Oallagher will have the big ban- 
nsr shov asst acsaoo. 

HoWn. the tramp ing^er kept the boose In 
good hnmgr with bis comedy and ttspoaded to 
several eneorea. 

Earle Beynolda and Nellie Donegan bare ar- 
rived In Lmidon and opened at the Palace, July 
4tb, 

Felix and Barry are matlcatlng for the sum- 
mer at_tlia scaShota at Bcaaonhoist. U I. 

Ths 
on tba 



one of the 



OvttraUy'i 




' TUs litaa plar wodd 

taoK nn st Its pieaant loeatlsa, bat 

vtalhar and the fanless thestia wtU-hsft • tcn- 
~4aaey to keep even the enthnslAla away. It It 
.asn -nold the boards mitn the warm wave has 
' and that win be wen Into Angnst. Mr. 
I's UtUe adaptstlan, wltb Its JolUly and 
-'^■ttaw wO prabsbiy siaas ths'Ioitc 
, jpgrt gl ' 



NKW YO RK C HATTER. 

(Con tinned firam page' 8:) 

Cole and Kelly are meetliw with good 
With the Trainer and tbs Olil skatdi. 

Jsase BsRlastoa. of . MUat and BaRtagton, 
aallad for ZoMon «■ ths MrisWa, Shs con- 
tas^latcs vWtiag Paris and Berlin. She wHI 
' naad the last few days of her snmmer raca- 
Oea with bcr tolka at Belfast. Crawford and 
BafBSS accompany her on the trip across tbe 
pond. Hiss BaxTiagtan wiU istota to the atatas 
early In Seotember to apaa so tts SnUIvan and , 
Consldlns tlms. ■ 

EUIea Nlbla and Co. 
hits that ever played 
week. Tbe act Is ImoI 

open this week at Glens Falla. from where they 
go to Rutland. Vermont. Miss Nlbla and ber 
eompany are making a big hit singing Bavl- 
laad'a sonc hit entitled. Cupid's I. 0. U,. and 
^.lUs^a QavaUlK aov .^_>lMjjj^I^I 



Tom aaltt Is spending these hot 
down to CsM]r Uund on the Smith 
as they seem to sgxce with him 
baps, they are a nameaake of his. 

Jack Inglls and Miss Beading, 
Beading Slatezs, are now breaking In a new act 
for next season. Jack la still around town liand- 
Ing out bis comedy patter. 

Carlos and his Dogs went out Waat to play 

tbe parka hot bad to rr' ' — 

bad weather, their time 
shortly start oat again. 

TfMiiii iy Dogaat tbs MsoasBcig OiiaMlis, wni 
go to aaanal^saatj tbU sBm maraad Wjifleats. 
for a abort wbOSk aad an bla ntm Win open 
on the Mtddlswast tiBW. 

Lonis Jordan, ona oC Zb« Hylic Jstdaaa. who 
was in last week. Is oo tbs nsd to l a nn a iy, 
and will iboctly be with tu again. 

Walters, of Bennet and Walters, says he 
a canllflovrer ear from agents whispering, 
much for next week. 

T. Arthur Bslter, tbe clever comedian. wlU 
matlcate for tbe anmmer at his folks* home la 
Canada. .;.>'. 

Ned Norton Is M 
like a prince. 

The Qnartetts are laying oft for ths 
months. 




Edgar Forman 
on the Cnlted tl^ 
the snmmer. Ba 
Anxious Seat. 

Harry Jolson writes tbat he Is being treated 
like a lord on tbe other stde of the pond, aad 
sends bis best wishes to the boys along the 
Une- 

Prlnce Kanacalve Japanese Troupe are now 
playing tbelr sixteenth coosecntlve week, end 
are going very big. The act la very good. 

Bell and Blchardsfare more than making good 

■ The 



and Ooaaldln* Otrcnit. 



JULY A 



BUY— ROLLER SKATES— SELL 



AU makes: also rink floor powder. 
AMBBMAW Hllfg ■CPPLY CO.. %ndiujcy. O. 



IN niBymiiiv ROW. 



BoMltar lia an cntlra act orer at tbe Ua- 
■tie last wsak In Miss Florence Beld snd Mr. 

Suitley, Iste features of Tbe Oay 

Boasf*" ' ■" " 



Iho fioaslter Sxtnres which oUed 
the wheda of Beld and SanUey's vehicle were 
Bow'd Too Like to Marry Me and Have you a 
KIsa to Spare, two pretty melodies by Ons 
Kahn and Grace Leboy, authors of I Wlah I 
Had a QlrL Pat Me In Uy Bath Tub, and 
When the Balmy Breezes Blow, two other songs 
used by Santley and Beld helped cool tbe 
andlenees snd boosted the BOMltir Hoale Com' 
paay Into p^ttolty for. bar " 



good. 

Clifford and Borke opened at the Ocpbenm, 



Spokane, Jime 26, Jnmplag fram Birmingham. 
They atoppad ovat In CUilcagD to Uaten to Boe 
attar's new eooa. asns, Toa OU Oo la, Mutei 



mend of Mlns, BoF ra 
thonaht so wan oC It " 
In ^aea at Too Ahft 
bit foe tba paM year aad a 




Bos- 
Muter 
Uiey 
|||g^t.oo 



big 




WAHTED, BSHBTOXBE COKPAHXEB for the 
NEW AUDITOBIHM THBATBB. ^TkleTUlT 
Mnsleal Comedies and high-class shows, send Id 
Toor open dates, season of IPIO and 1011. Add 
Manager Aodltorlnm Theatre, Fairfax, Okla 



WASTED — Moving Plctnres for Fatrona Cniaa 

Fair. Aug. 2 to P. *■ * * 

Ugbta. Also so 
ties. Addraas 
Mlaalaalppl. 



WZ WAMT a drat-daas Oarnival Company for a 
•olid week; city of 12,000; show In center of 
dty; a good, clean company preferred; far 
Angnst «r September. Addraas O. F. BBUEB. 
~ ' 0. Lu D. aab. 8t Charles, Uo. 




eoontiT; BMiisy plentlA 
kind for 4 years; Ang. _ 
pIces of M. W. of A. liTiliasa i 
SMITH, Aasomptlon, HI. 



OuUoor Acts Wuted 

Wm AbbosI Aatnmn Fleata, Mat, XI mi UL 
1910. Tdl aU la first lettw 
SecretaiF. OlatksvlUe. lows. 



A.IRD01VIE 

Located rigtat In heart of city of 12,000, with 

?:ood intrrorban raUway aarrlca. warns la book 
or season of . 

panics. AddfSaa A. 
mouth. Ills. 



Tba Temple Qoartetta, which will ba at tba 
Majeatlc aomsUnie In Angnst. an Isalnlac Meet 
Me xo-nl^tja Draamland aaf^lVliaa tbavalmy 




- Wbo have 
wttb Serlb- 

naotNi slng- 



atr's Oh. fta^lrbBaL . 
with much sneesss st tba .. 

lag Lore BIek, pttbllshad by ' 

♦ '■' 

OUdsy snd Fox, who open at the TIvoU, Lon- 
don, prior to a toor of tbe Continent, an (ea- 
tnrlng TIddlsha I<si«, Wbata tba Btnr abio- 

noa Fl( — * * ■ — - - 



/lows, 
Toor Fader. 
matk * Sons. 



WANTB^eandy noM Maohin* 

Mast-ba IB Art %mmtut. AddzsM ■. SBAPtBO, 
im W. Miwia ■ ti aa l, Obleago, m. 



Wantod, CemMnatton TOn.Slaa|Mr 

IS-tt. Tortla Back Oar, Wsgaas, . 
Band and Ticket Wagon snd oHur 

erty. Nothing but tba bast. J, 
Box 316, Elatou, Ubio, 



Road PhotoFrames Wanted 

T. r. Hj^gTj^cOM'lortSSrtBhaB St., 
■oaten, Maaa. . ^ 



tba aanivan 
act.:is''A ,,MM 

Bsss aad^ ■stan sis stnl playing tba Ohltad 
time, snd si» meeting with grast snccess. 



Harry BIrseh. In his new set, waa a decided 
favorite with the audience at tbe Fifth Avtnne 
Theatre last Sunday. 

Mr. and Mis. Sidney Beynolds bare another 
■sw postal ont on the agenta, so tbelr Tel. can 
be read Bed. 

Bessie Wynn la etill the aame big hit as ev- 
er, snd Is certainly one of tbe hits at the 
Fifth Avcmis. 

Did anybo^ bare a«e Loneyl WboT Why, 
I/oney Haskell, arltb Us new green salt. 

Joe Fields, CotBSllr ot Fields and WOlty, Is 
now one of tba . arliiftpal comedians with the 
college Girls, snd Is <^slnTy msking good. 
Jos Is some eomedlan. 
I WnUam SAUllng Is mactlsg witb good sne- 
wete one of the biggest i cess festniing his short TSfoaaa at dzaaatle 
at Canarsle, L. I.. la!*t sketclhas. 
ked on the Peck time and I Qfotg^ Mam la gattlBg flit fsfir tf 

comlHr a Jtar"''~ ' "* — - - ^ ■ 

lmTSw haiB 
doaM tkir ~ 

MUu Kdly waa aaea . eanTlaB a grip on 
Broadway tha othsr day, sad whlw doing so he 
, bsd s csae la tha otbsr band and waa eoatln- 
. nally baatlag It Ilka a dmai. wtalla walking 
one 1 ■!<">« wWbMISB ». — 
_ __ , , .net. I Frank MOMU is leading the simpla Ufa- at 

■8\M dwajra has a toad story to tdl wbenever Ficaport L..L. with tbe nat of tha acltn at 
— . — — . — tbIS'Biaad plaaas 



WASTED atnOK— B. F. Comedian a 
Medlelna Show; week aUnds; hotela; salary 
sure; long engngempnt: tell all: dlitappolntment 

cause of thin CAiT. <). w. BMITH Pick- 
ering (Nod«w<ij (xj.). Mo. 



WABT— Med. Perf., Koveltlss, Oomedlsns, P. 
Player, Sketch Team: aute if yoo play piano: 
loin quick. J. J. DASHINGTON^ Cbeaka. Minn, 
will bny Jamsa Boya Film; can oae email Band. 



WASTED AT OVOE— Cbaraetar Mas aad Haa- 
lat, lady or gent; saaat JriB.'at danb 

BETA NT, WInlleld, W. Ti.° ■ 




I aaa bm. Harry says the hot weather does ; tt 
bothsr Um, ss be knows how to keep eoOI. I 
babsa to do is listen to ttc hot air Uiat U ' ji 



OBt'tr'.tta 



that bang aiMBd watttnt 



One of tbe moat- popular managers around 
town these bot days Is H. M. Hockbelmer, man- 
ager for tbe All-Star Booking Agency In the 
ludckerbocker Bonding. Bockhelmer has spresd 
glad tidings 'trrrr tbe Blalto for he wants Ave' 
fitmdred gblles snd three hundred boys. The 
.AO-Star .mnst have something big on If flgnres 
count Cor. anything. 

Oiecg.Pattt. tbe little comedian, and Johnnie 
Csnafir ths Brooklyn boy. ss he Is called, have 
been ientattalalaK 'tba 'Bikf aad - otbsr fHends 
at tbs EttaP -MbS 'SMaH b EMoUyn. fbr the 




Saaaa - WiBBa at Iha pisno. 
" — «B .'tha..J0li and 

— for 



Tba opeo air HIppodnme at B7th and 8th ave., 
Tstlnr 3,800 peraona. win receive ttie full re- 
tsms ot the jeffrlesJAnson light by telegranb. 
Joe Bernstein and Bid Grllfo wul lllnstiato blow 
for blow and Terry McOavem wm aMWMLWhIle 
Joe Humphreys wlU do tba 
and chndtaa wOI ba.adadttsd. 




emy of Kosle with bla last mam 
a tremcadoas Ut with Ui pecoUar atyls ot an' 

tertalaniaat_.. 

SnnivaB aad Cb apa a a are auddag good along 
the dlBenat hj iai i tbay an appearing at with 
their clever race tnsk stasj. 

Ctaarley. Baynaad aaya ba Is going to try mus- 
ical comedy next scssoo. Charley did very 
nice with the RIalto Booadeis last sessoB. 

Bnms and Fulton are becoming one of the 
sblning lights. Tbelr dever '»«"^"g |ias kept 
the act working, and the costnaMg gat the flagK 

Conroy and LeMalre, la tbelr asw' atiti 'aM' Sas 
riot, and this Is no bnU. 

W. E. Browning is doing vary nice with his 
BlDgle singing and talking specialty, and la 
meeting with good sueceaa all over. 

Sam Collins, who waa sertooaly lU a few 
weeks ago. Is now on tbe road to recovery, aad 
In a short time wIU be wItb /..a™ 



WAVTED— A-1 Sketch Team and Single Novelty 
Ferfotmer; moat change for one week; work 
nnder round top; stop at hotels. Stats all. Join 
2S.7i££-_J'l'=''*'* " KDsrsnii.o.l o. K. Address 
WALTERS tt KIBBV. Fcnlin.ml. i.i,ii„n« 



CORNET PLAYER 
and Trap Drummer wanted; piciure h i 
m wire. A. 0. GODRUE, Honlia 
Taaps, Via. 



Join 

Trioatro, 



WANTED 
Useful Performer 

FV»r email tent iibow. Burt, la., July U; Fu* 

ton. i;;; UlnnBtcil. J.I: OraetliiKor, 14. 

IIAIIUY WINTEBMUn. 



WANTED 
FREE ATTRACTIONS 

and Showa at Horas Show and Boms Oamlag at 
OlntoB. Jnd,. Aaf. Ssqnnd at ones. 

aoia The 



ATllACnONS WANTED 

^ n» NCRT AIMUnA ROLUWAY RINK 

Write at onoe. John H. O'Melia, 
mgr. Augusta RoilMiay, Augiata, 

Maine. - 



— t Ob nsA I — 

11 niBt MnsIl Vow Teih. 
Mtt. OyUndsrnsao Ctnm, 
sinals setioa aad wltb Maa- 
doUa attaebiuat. fSr Bfcat- 
tng Btnka, Many- 
gD-ronnda, 3\ut and 
M. P. Showa. etc 
Mow marie to oidar. 
epsrislty la sseesd- 
*— Id Btaaoa wtth new masic 
red need prleas. 




EVERYBODY INTERESTED 

Wanted (or tbe week July 18, A l Bep. Oo, 
eanyiBg tbair own aesnsiy; hlch.cleas Tands- 
vUle Co- or a Maskal ONM«r Ol* *• •hMB^ 
age. Ton wlU set the mmr» Mf OMMF fMt 

held S bloeka fram Opera BsBSa. MO UIDWAT. 

10,000 vultors dally. yttUm Or wiM, qolck, 
MGB. TABB OPBBA Baiin;-ltt, Sterling, Ky. 
K. B — Want good attractlona at all tlmaa. 



_WUraD-^r Petaon to SING and FLAY 



WAMTED — Piano player aad singer for Be abow 

no Snnday or matlnm. TSIl TiS^rstieMeirMo 



attention given correspondence where salary not 

"""" ' ■'- CIMH. H0U3BB, 



mentioned. Jai\t 
Franklin, Ohio. 



P"*/*" «0 dOU- 

T-i. Mention salary In flrat 
Ifttsta aot aaswsred. Most 




HARPIST WANTED 

Want to correspond with Harpist for dance or- 
^estra for fall and winter. Address C la, 

HENKY. corw Uc iiri'B iliirp Orchestra, Snartan- 
bnig, s. c. 



WANTED 
IMinui.Wal« AnMueot Co. 



. . batlteaa, aaara draramer; others 

write. Essy work; money every Wednesday. 
SUte lowest; pay your own board. Also come- 
dian, suitable for ballyhoo; nast belp with tap. 
Lowest and all In llrst latM; UKM PQM- 
MIEB, Ellendale, N. D., tflt Mf Bi ~ ^ 
wook. N. D,. UU My 10. T 



H O P P E 

Atrophied Han 

Can offer yon Immediate engagtmsnt. Wire low- 
est salary. Can naa curiosities snltabls for pit 
abofw. F. AL. PBABCB, care Boffalo Blll-Paw- 

nee Bill Show, July 11 Adrian, Mich.; 12. Ypsl- 
lantl; 13. Drtrolt; 14. Jai-knou: luttlr freck; 

10, Kalaiuat(x>. 



BALLOONIST 

At Liberty 



At all times. 14 yeara* 

■atisfaetlon. TBB TBHNI 
Prot Oharlsa r ' 
address, Hn 
Bsnk. 



Spieler at Liberty 

Age 8Si bon aad ralaed la tbe show boslnni. 
At present manager of the F. J. Bogets Das 
snd Pony Clrcos (wagon show). WIU sceept 
sdTsnee of small show, railroad or wagon show. 
Ststo your beat for A-1 man. Moat be allowed 
time to give a fair notice. Addreea GEO. S, 
FBEED, care Bogcrs Shows, cars Billboard, 
Cincinnati, 0, Friends— Begsids . from TorkM. 



At Liberty 
Strong Man 

Aaytbiag tbat pays. Sober snd telUble. Add. 

eaca BUlboard, ClndaaaU, Ohio. 



JULY 9, 1910. 



Time Billboard 



41 



PROFESSIONAL RACES 

To Be Feature for the Future at Brighton Will 
Make New York Great Racing Center— Rink 
Success Across the Water DoubtfiiL 



PROFESSIONAL RACKS AT ■RIQH* 

TON. 



K<w York, Inl7 2. — ^Tbe fint of t Kiln of 

CmsIODtl r»c«« on roller rtatei, between the 
ictt ikatcT* In the But, wUl be held next 
AdBtadar eTcnlnc at ttM Brlfbton Braeb Boiler 
fink. The Initial CTent wUl be at two mllea, 
uSi — tbl« wUl be tbe tnt net of any accoant 
ti be decided In tbe new rink, tbe time for the 
■TCDt wUI atand aa the record for the distance 
■till dtraUeeO. The uack bis bees laid out to 
■aaan* sixteen lapa to th« mile, aild aeraral 
af th* racint cracks who bare triad the Ooor 
IB trials, prononnee It llgbtalOB faat. Startinc 
«ttb next Wednesday's rac*. tbe msnageowBt 
Intends to make the Wednesday nisbt races tbe 
teatnis of tbe rink, and with tbia Idea Id tIsw, 
Kill bclBC tocether the fastest skaters, not 
«g|f~lB tbe metropolitan VFtrlet, bat la th* 
mmtlt « larie. 

CbMDtriONt IH; KWaLANP. 

A larm oitloi'ltr «( tto tUka In Great Britain 
aal SB tb* loMpsaa ceatlnut an closed. Bow 
■asy will ceevaa It Is dlfleolt to astlmate. In 
mon «f tbe large citica Tiaklag has beea rldleu- 
Smv «rc>d0B*, far too many risks b»Tlac 
btto optrsted. Next sessoa It will be Isrgely s 

Sieatloo of the anrrlral of tbs fittest. If aar of 
e rinka hitherto operated bSTs tteea amall la 
alie, Incoorealent and BOt sttraetlTS. beaUsa 
being badly managed.. These will not be re- 
opentd, hot will protMbly be nacd for picture 
theatres or bowling alleys. NeTcrtbeleaa, the 
latest rlnklnc rerlTal has bcca mors deflalte 
•nd win endure loogar than that of twenty 
jrtra 110. In Korope there are bow abont a 
tbouaand rtnka. Next sesson sboat baU that 
noiBbcr win ba la cgsntUn. There has alieadr 
began a gieat aitraiiilila to get jobs by tba 
theassads at xaaidaBt ■aaagar*, flaer managen. 

iBstmtsn .ggfl .iMi. ■trttrtBi, irt|> .wynlHvt 
w^ gad 



Aneot ttaa pwtiigiKiiJ tkatwa who < 
*m wHk iNM MMeutMM. • tew 

left an lUs side aftbe Atlaatla. Ska *» 
Bwtta Dood Mask, and Bailay OtTtdsoa 




•psiaa •tmmt tad Bailie OtTtdsoa le- 

tnasd to Iks CBltsd SUIsa with aoas cash 
sad Bore cxpartcnee. Charley Franks sad hla 
wife and danghter. Fred Beaaatt aad his wife, 
and Dslsy DaTts aia in Bosnos JkiTta, with la- 
dranlta prospscls. sad Jennie D«rUBg''ls still In 
Bncland, meeting with ool . ypsrusl 



The oolj two who still bold od are Oeonte Mono- 
haa and loha DaTldasa. JIaaabaa haa doaa 



ava. admitted to l>e remarkable displays of grace 
and skill. These exlilbltloiis bSTe done a grest 
deal In keeping np the character of roller 
kkatlng In Great Britain. 

Frank 0. Boatock haa made a good aom oat 
ot bis rlnklng enterprises. He Is opening new 
Coney Island ahowa in Snxaaels snd Parle. Ches- 
ter F. Crawford iuTlng socceaafolly unloaded 
bla roUer akaUajj Interests, Is InTcatUift In ptC' 



tore theatrea 



SMBle ntlwaya oa tbe cootl- 



nent ot Earopa. Fiaak 4. Otua, ot Mew Zork. 
wlM> bad a little nansr Invested la riaks, bat 
who made a foitBaa aat at Booua pearls, la also 

'Show * 



Isrgely Interested la the pletai*-i 
especially In luly. In Borne he has a plctore 
tlieatre which coat bim $100,000 to equip. 

B. W. McCoooell la also exploiting the same 
and other exhibition boalneas at Blackpool, Eng- 
lancl. and Vienna. Aoatrls. 

The most remarkable loatance of what Ameri- 
can peraereranee and pluck can accompUsb la 
afforded by the eaae of Col. Fred T. Commlngs. 
IB leos. whcB be doeed his wild west season at 
tbe New BrtgbtOQ TOwer Park. LlTerpool. and 
bad arrsaged a tear through Ireland, his aplea- 
dld atabia ot horses wss destroyed by the locsl 
' " of sUeged glanders. Thla 

^ -'t Orta 

< •tataa. 



Henley Roller Skates 

Henley Racing Skaies 




by speed akateta everywhere, and are also dsstnMa 

for iadlvldasl use. where tbe flnest and Mrt' 

csavplata skata in tba aarkat la daalrad. 

POLO GOODS and OUTFIIS 

Send for Skate Catalogue. ntKS. 
Offlelal Polo Guide lOc. 

If £% IICIII EV SICHMOXO 

M* v> nlVPtldl*iI» muauL 



anmmtr «l«aed Um Aaw and tba OAtancI to- 
tanadSi oMla. as agiatd. ta tha r 



witk tbe CMwftsd aad WUklas rlaklag latercsu 
aad gaec aa i f i H y aaaaaged the big Olympla Biak 
la LoDdea, which made a big prodt. He aaalstad 
ta the organlsatloa ot the Brltlsh-Amerlean Skate 
Uannfactartng Compoay, with a aomlaal capital 
of »SOO.0OO. Thb looked llks a good proposition, 
hat, throogh so tsnlt ot tbe OMonel, It did not 
succeed, hot better fortune seems to store for 
bin. He Is BOW at tbe bead of a big Italian 
eaterprise, hsTlng secured a lease of the munic- 
ipal Zoo at Borne, now belog completed. The 
park coT«rs some thirty acres, In the heart of 
the city, and Is a part of the historlcsl Villa 
Botshcse. 31ia cltF ot Borne Is expending (200,- 
OOO en tha gNaads aad joologleal collectum aad 
apedal paiiE attraetlons aad amaaeaieata on 

naAawtlcaa>La«-PaA |rtaa> ttrtjjllm. tbe 
tnoal foatoraa aad a 
Xoo wmba apoaed.la 

Don MacmlUan and Dorothy Orey 
have slfned with W. F. Mum for bto prodae> 
tloB ot A Brokea Idol, opening la Angiat. Miss 
Orey wUI plsj Slag Wee and Mr. MscmUISB. 
who nceatly closed a aaecnstal ssasoa of 
thlrty-toor weeks with Mort. B. Stager's A 
Stahbon Cinderella (Western) Will be featured 
In the part origlaally played by Otla Harlan. 

Chaa. Ifc N«wton wUl opan hla Eaat 



■ I 




I^rofessioiial Roller Skaters' 



Organized to glre greater pnninHMa 
have a flnlahed act to altar Managera — 
akatlas *» ■ 



VNtesalonal Skatsia — tboaa who 

- ta " 



All Um Stan of tbe Skating WoM 



JACK FOTOH 

German Comedian, Fancy and Speed ex- 
pert roller skater. Freaentlng the most 
entertaining aoTelty comedy act before ttie 
pnbUe. tddieee BlUbaosd. Oaalaaatl. a 


VAN FRANK AND DEMPSEY 

XMS xwo BdBx aBma. 

'- . "gP:^"*'^ J. „■ 


JAM IsHcUUENarilUTHlHi 

PBaKEMT 

A SCENE FROM TOVUUIP ' 

Wm. Mortis Clienlt. ' ; ' 


BE&TE& DOUD MAOK 

n» erlglnal Aaaa Held piamlete Skate 
Dancer, teatortng Bock and Wing and all 
tha dandng atepa familiar ta maaleal 
eomady. Act octgLaal aad ■B.ta.data. 


H. A. 8IMMON8, 

Qrsatset UetagaajiuBaMt of the art ot PMtssge 

*™'-^—fWjHfV**'"»— "*"**""* Bkatint on toy 
waceoa, Th* oalj rsal rtJlCY SKATDTO BtTR. 
LBQITB gaifuiiiisi. ICu«<«ra wiD kiadry writs 
salty Cor booklBa. Iilill— n Bvmwl 8t..K.T.Ctty. 


THE FARRAHR 

Praseathig their latest aneeaae 

R 1 N K L A N D 

with teeelal Sccnerr. 
ON THE W. V. A. TIMB. 



MISS ADELAIDE E. D'VORAK, the Girl Wonder 

In her marrelona Fancy and Trick Skating Bxhlhltlon, conclodlng each nlgbt with a 
nee agalaat any man la tbe Blak. AdtilM IMT M, tBth Itteat, Oenland, 0. 



Roll UP fie 
$ $ $ 

$ S $ 




\ 




THE BEST ICE AND ROLLER SKATES 



Ten Million People In the United States will soon be nOor skatinc. 

How many of the dollars will come to your rink? 

Old skaters, young skaters, slow skaters, fast skaters, beginners and 
fan^ skaters all want WINSLOW'S Skates — because thesnre safei atiaig, 
durable, speedy, classy, dependable. Have no equal. 

Beginners learn in an amazingly short time on Winslow's. Old skaters 
keep on BinitilTg with Winslow's. Winslow's Skates have ki>pt the apoit alive. 



So eqtup yoin: rink irith Winslpir's. IMe in the< 1^ 
plete factocy m the woild dev]Oledcaebiaivi^;to..tii»,ii^^ 



Write ourjMeicek tvencfa for ]||fcdi^~ tcraiii Utentniek ete. 

THE sAiim inRayoir^^ 





CHICAGO SKATES are RELIABLE 



Our new Model "I" Skate equipped with zyi-in. red fiber wheels 
is tbe best riok. ikate that hasever oeen ntanubtttuied. IteatienK^ 
wfflwHIiBtaaid fhe eombbed w«I||ift of two^^M^ ■teadtaf trflie 

center of it 

Write for catalog. Tells how to operate rinka. We tainy a full line of rink sup- 
plies. We are the largest manufstt^ren of rink and side'mdk akatee in the West-. 

CHICAGO ROLLER SKATE CO., - 1123 Washington Blvd., CHICAGO, ILL« 



42 



Ttie Billboard 



JULY 9, 1910. 



COMPANIES. 



an _ . • 

Bnnter-Bradfoct RifNR WKUmL OtHL: Mkr 

V-JdIj- 18. ■ ■ -• . " 

Ban. uoa c. BcpaMM- OkbZ.'.IIUiawa, wis., 

4-9; lola 11-18. 
HfDdenoD, Mind«. Qlii. Jin. Buent. msr.: 

BrownlnK. Mont.. M: Cfeotar U-U. 
Rlckmaii-Pesi'er Sto^ 0*_ Our Hlckaaa, asr.: 

Conlcana. Tex.. ST-JOb' Tknikras U-m 
Hlckman-Reisser Stock 0*.;. BMcr G. Ubon. 
-_mBr.: TexarViaa. Tei_ M; Danim 11-16. 
: Bntchlson. Loolsp, Stock On.: CAMone) Inde- 
. pfwlence. Kan.. 27-Jnlr t>: (AMooe) lola 

Hall. Helen. Stock Co.. G. S. FUnOea. Dir.: 

Sallna. Kan.. 2T-Jnly 0. 
Hoven-Kellh Stock Co.. Desmocd & AlTarexo, 

men.: Newark. O.. 4-9. 
iDdlaiu Stock Co.: Molliw. HL. ladet. 
.Senie. Intalnk ImtliU Vlann, Mwlei 

V^tada. mtiLt mmt Oty. lUr WK 

"HS* 9!i.'!?n_Si Mda». agr.: Fort- 
laad. He., Asnl 19, taOet. 
Kfoiedy Stock Co.: Norfolk, Neb.. Uaj Mnlr 
30. 

Kin. Chas., Stock Co.: San Dleco, Cal., Jona 
.18, lodet. 

Klimt & Gazzolo Stock C^: CWmm HL, . Jolr 

3. iDdcf. - • . ; 

:. Kllmc & Gazzolo StMk'OlLit 

Uar 15. lodef. 
'Klark. mtjm. Oot, T. B. BalAnr, asr.: 3i 




. Wuk. ISl 

lincoln PaikMMk Ol: 

20. Indet 
Uodsay-Morrlsoa Stock Co, 
20. iDdef. 

Xols Stock Co.: SeatUe. Waih.. Harek 13, iDdet. 
Xanre. Iub*11..8todk Co.: Oallaa, Tos.. Hay 2. 



Boston. Mass., June 



^^tie Stock Co.. Wm. Kaenlac msr.: lOniKapo- 
- lis, uiim.. FW>. SO. Indef. 

Ijrtell. Bert. Stock Co.: Albany, N. T.. FVb. 
. 33, bidet. 

I>«b-OllTer Stock Co.: .rAlidoaw) Scdalia. Ua. 
: ZtJolT 9: (AJidooe) VL, aeatt ^ShlT^IMS. 
-Xrirfa Stock Co.. W. -'^ 1 ilTl »7ll 
• '.-'ih^-'.- 

Coancn Blntra. jai^M-tttj 



.Paw. 



Neb.. 

Stock Co.: 

IIaek-I>OM Sioeir Ck».: Salt Xake, m 

HaJnMe Stock Co.: HarrisboiK. .f£; ' Itay 

iCaJeatle Tbeatre Stock Co., U. J. 
. Jolmatoin). Pa., April 18. Indet. 
Majestic Stock Co.. 1. P. Brooks, mzr.: Ctlca. 

N. Y.. Apm 11, ladef. ^ 
Ifarrls Stock Co., Ctias. B. Marrlo, mgr.: Chi 
i. ca«o, HI.. Aoe. 30, ladet. 
Mazwell-Hall Stock Co., B. F. Maxwell, mcr.: 
/.Cedar Baplds, Ia„ Max 89, Indef. 

Jfcr V-Indef: 
liljaa, Ir-ne. Stock COu. wnUam H, Ucrao, 

• Si";"., '^"'"a PaA) Tamaoua. Pa,, May 

InaCl. 

Koorebead-Dreir Stock 'Co.. D. , C. Mboceliaad, 
ggy (Kectrlc Park) Parsoaa, San,. Ma7 W, 




Kdlr; mgr.: Cbaa^ 



— Co.. B. J. Belllj. m 

Ufc lad, Har 80. IndJt^ ~ 
U^rUe-Harder Stack Co.. W. W 
(Lakeooat Patk> «W>iM«. 

det. r- , 

Merer Stock Co.. F. A. Mkcakj-. ni 
Tex.. Zl-Jviy 9; QnatCaDa U-lf 
'Matter. PhD. Co^. Leslie B. Smitb. mgE.: Kaat 
LIrerpooI. 0„ .4-9: New Caatia, iSl. ll-ia. 
Ma'esttc Stock Co., S. L 

pnlgn. Hi.. 4-lS. 
Mitestic Stock Cb.. F. S. 

Ind.. 27-Jalr a. - 
Metropolitan Stock Cot: 
Jnl7 9. 

nM SSS fc^J^5!^r^*^-'^-**'> 

hoes. N. T.. iadof^ " 
Nelll Stock Co., Amaa Kem. 

Jtlnn.. Mar 1, iadeC 
Aorth Bros Stock Co.: Tbpefca. lun.. 
Itatloa^l Stock Co.. Cnlbane Am. Co.. 

ITasblnctoo. Pa.. 4-0. 
•^HT!^ Bnw-' Stock Co.: Ft. Sfott. Kan, 
_.f'-'*nj''_?: fAlrdOTOe) Snrlnefleld. Mo.. 11-23 
OUrcc-Ieirts Stock Co., Otis Ollrer. mgr.: Man! 

tmrae. Wis.. Indef. 
Onheom Stock Co., Grant Laf«tr. nar.: Pblla.. 

Sept J3. Indef. r ' 

OrPlHTO Stock Co.: Watertewa. SC X^'M^M 

fider. .■ 
Oiplieiim Stock Co.. Jos. St CtaaOaL^^r'AI. 

-— . MIclu. Mar SO. Ir" — 
Stock Co.. Ed. 
— ■. MIcb.. 4-9. 

1 S tock Co.: Dallas. Tex.. Indef. 
-SKt'-Sayera: I>oboqne. la.. July 20. Indef. 
'^£r ."tP'Jf «*Roon) Ijidlow. Kr.. May 

29. Indef. • — * , 

«£ghPS,t- lh li te.| |..t . Q„.; Mar M. 

PoU Stock Co.: Hartford, Conn.. Jnne 27, Indef 
Foil Stock Co.: Scranton. Pa., May 16. Indef. 
FoU Stock Co.: SnrinsOeld. Mass.. May 2, Indef 
Poll Stock Co.: Waterbory. Cou„ May 9, Indef. 
Poll Stock Co.: WSkes-Bane. Fa.. May 9. Indef. 
Poll Stock Co.: Worcester. Haas.. "May 2. indef. 
FarHnsnn-Farr Stock Co.. nndrr camaK — 
- ton. W. Vs.. 4-9. 
Feonle'a Stock Co.: (AJrdome) Ida, 

JpIt 9: (Alrdome' Atchison 11-23. 
Eedmond. Ed., Stock Co.: San Jose. Cal.. Jan. 

3. Indef. 

B«ae stock Co.: Seranton, Pa.. May 3. Indef. 
Bed Stock. 0>.: (lUrrieir Park) Dayton, O.. 

GiOTS Park) Sprlnsfleld. 



.Hkr 30k IOd«£. 
lod Stock Co.: ~ 



Can., Jime 
CoL, 



May 30, tiAt. 
Byan. Daniel, Stock Co.: Montreal, 
e. Indef. 

Btcbardaon-J>wls Stack ^ Co. : . - TeDocfdo. 

3-6. - . .Vr . 

Beeres. Dorothy. Stock'-.' OsCs - JMcMka Oty. 
Xeb.. ZTJolT 9- 

m, le. A. SUilIIer. mgr. : (Ocean 
ifoefalk. Ta.. April 11. Inifef. 

• Stock Co.: Seattle, Wash., April 

. .Z4. tp d ef . 

Sbaim oB Bma.* Stodc Co.: Zadlnston, Mich., 

May 23. Indef. 
Saow. Mortimer. Stock Co.: John T. Pearxall. 

mBr.: Albany. N. T., June 8. Indef. 
Stnbbs-WIlson rinven". Ctaax. D. Wilson, micr.: 

(OIentaa«y Park) Colnmlxn, O., May 30, lodef. 



iabmSu?o£tary&%!?li2^ijE!,'i&J'MS£r 

15, Iidef. 

SommeiB Stock Co., Geo. A. Summers, mgr.: 

Hamilton, Ont.. Can., June 6, Indef. 
Spence Tbeatre Co.. Harry Soboa, msr.: Otta- 
wa, Kan., 2T-JDl7 S: Manhattaa 
Slsdalr-Weber Stock Co., H. J, ' 

I,awTence, Kan.. 27-Jnlr 9. 
Stabl Stock Co.: (Alrdome) Cbamtte, Kan.. 27- 

jDly 9; (Alrdome) Independence 11-23. 
See, Wm., Stock Co.. Bany L. Beck, msr.: Kal- 

Ispel, Moot., 4-9. 
Tomer. CUra,. Stock Co., Ira W. JaAaoa, msr.: 

WlUlamaport. Pa.. May Sa todeC 
Taylor Stock Co.. B. W. Taytar. KB,: Mew 

CasUe. Pa., 4-9: Braddock U-UL'i. ^.f ' 
Taylor. Albert. Stock Oo., B. J. UaaMMb msr.: 

Little Bock. Ark., 27Jnly 9. 
Tborae. Mabel. Stock Co.. B. T. Parker, mgr.: 

Newton. Kan., 2T-Inly 9. 
TraTlse & Haydes Cosacdy. Co.: CHoitt Paik 

Alrdome) Lilma^O,. jh—.STJpdafi:,: 
Tance, Will J., SlmK llt,-'-.ViMMK ^ 9mm 

6 Indef. 

yintoo, Hyrtle, Co., H. P. BMMf; Mgr.: Ulim- 
* * f^t* Hbui., 

Tan Dyke * Eaton On., V. HaA, msr.: Elk- 

bart. Ind.. Jime 20. iBflef. 
Wletlns Stock Co.: Sytacoae, N. T., May 23, 

Indet. 

Wolford Stock Co. E. I,. Panl. mgr.: Grand 

Island. Neb.. ST^ttly 0. 
Wliyte Dramatic Cow: (Alrdome) Excelsior 

^rio^^o., 27^nly 9; (Aiidone) 

Wiattaker Stock Co.. B. 

CbBdicH, Tex.. 4-9. 
Ye CWablal Stock 

D&AMATIO 

.A»|gi|^^ - Sao AwakalaB ut Belen* 

Awalnnlas Helena Bldile, wltb Margaret 
A^lY^lAOls Netbetadle. tngr.: Los Anselcs, 

Baby Mine, with Uarsoerlte Clark, Wm. A. 

Brady, msr.: Ctilcago. IB.. Jnne 8-lndet. 
CoUler, Wm.: See Lucky Star. 
Cheater,. The. with Lools Mann. Wm. A. Brady, 

mgr.: N. T. C, Jnne 2S-lndef. 
Fortnne. Hnnter. wlOi Tboe. Boss. Cohan & Har- 

ris, mgrs.: Chicago, HI., Dec. 28-lndet. 

Fortune Hnnter, with John Banymore. Cohan & 

Harris, msrs.: N. TT. C. Sept. 4-lndef. 
PIske, Mis.. In Bepertolre. Harrlaon Grey Flakc^ 

msr.: Saa Fraaelaco, CaL, 4-9. 
Bodse, mn.: See Man . Frcm Home. 
Baekett; Taniso K., In Bcnertoire. OUvar 

eok'mir.: Loa Anselea, CaL. Jime O-lndet. 
Hamad, Tbsinla, In Bepert ol re: Saa Vtaaelaco^ 

OaL. Joae frJoIy 9. 
Hbsii^ Oaa. E.. & May Wtlila Ool. Max O. 

■molt^-ssr.: Hadley. H. Z.. Fort Bd- 

wasd Tt 'OaaaJtAarle 8; BlehMd Siwloga 9; 

IMaeaiDa 11: Fort Lerden IS; Oto^ham 13; 

HanlavlIIo M; Beasoa Mines IS; PbUadd- 

Jesse James, under canTas. Bram & Bebu ts, 

mgn.: Western Port. Md.. Tt Wmmit, W. 

Va.. 8: Bawlina. Md.. 9; naiiurt 
Mann. Loots: See The Cheater. 
Man From Home, with Wm. Hodge, Llebler tt 

Co., mcrs- Boston. Mass , Jan. 8-Jnly 9. 
Man'a World, with Mazy liaanoins, tba Sbo- 

becta, mgrs.: CblcaD^^T 
On the Frontier. Alton A Iidtat"aiRa.£ West- 
■ Add, Haas., 4-8. - ■ ' ■ 

Sefcn. Daya. . WasenlMl^ ft Kemper, mgra.: N. 

Hiram.- Tboa. Alton, msr.: Bangor, Mc, 

Dncle Tbm'a CaUn' (Bowaira): HIsUaads, N. 

J.. «: Seabrlgbt T: MaiiaaQ— H . 
Walker. Cliadotta: (Tliil—ban Oaalaal SI. Z< 

Mo.. Jme 19. Jadat .-^v si i. ; r- : 
WUte Sqiuw. Louis 'Jl'^.VMta. .aBS,t-°lMfe 
-.Wadt.:'7-9. -• ?,.-r. - ■ 

W>omIaB GIH. Wbt: X. Mar. aiB.; Mbpls 
maa.. T; Ooad Tkaaliig ifiliili «i 



WANTED 



High-Class Open Air Acts 

MAII. PHOTOS AND TERMS 



SUBURBAN GARDEN, 



- ST. LOUR. 



LAKEWOOD PARK 

WAXERBURY, CONN. 
Wanta Coaeeastoiia of aU kinds; Glass Blowers. African DodKer, ntgb Striker, Hnman Bonletta. 
SooTcnliB, small Tented Sbows. Freaks, clean Pit Shows, Fat Woman, Midgets. Snake Sbow^ 
Stiootlng Gallery, Meny-Go-Bonnd. and Jap Ball Game. AIro hare a good boildlng for MoTlac 
PIctnrea. A good chance. No conUlcrtloDs. Prices to solt the weather. Free gate, 200,000 to 
draw from and no otber place to go. Factories numlng night and day. HO]I£& O. OBAw, Mgx; 



laiM--Tn FifiNlus TMt Shm 

Alao six good FSEB ACTS and a nomber of CONCESSIONS, for the 19th Anoaal Free Fish Fty 
and Home Ccmlns Week. We draw the largest cnwda of any erent la Central Illinois. Addresa 

& Ik TOW IWUMt 



Wanted -- All Good Shows 

Coming this way to communi(;ate with the Manager of the Bijou FamUy 
Thertw. ^Anderson, Ind. Seating and standing, 1,000, and play only on 
penxntage. Address LEO. ROOS^ Blai^.Bqoa» Aadenon, Indiana. 



WANTED: 



^WANTED 




Phenomenal act on fotir hanging ropes; hare open 
time sfter September 10, 1010. for Falra. Parka. 
VandeTlUe. etc. All com muni cation* mast t>c 
addressed to oar Manaptr. CHA;;, vr. NELSON 
3D Lowell Street, Rocb.-sttr, N. V. 



FOR THE GREAT RAYMOND SHOWS 

Troupe laps, Man wltb Poniea. not leaa ttaan t: Has with Doga; Dad Miisia. wilta. Wm 
Hlnlatnre Cana, Band Wagoo, nmbont wbeela, amaU cnoosk to go In end door bassase cat. 
Waat S^Saea Band. ^ 1> wcoa wwk. Woold Ilka ta hear from all kinds of acta except riding. 
TUa la m S^ear *aan an* as loc Will lease ooe more alceper and end door twggage car. Sbow 

' SB,, im- 1. aU MrUenlan first letter. Address 

SntfNETT * WOODWABD, Cyde Park. Dallas, Texas. 



EDWIN D. COREY SHOWS 

WANT BIG SNAKE AND SIDE SHOWS 



, My M; KOava^ Xlaa.. Idy S-T-S^i 



WMTa-GOOIIII 



For Franklin. Ohio, Old Heme Week, on the rnabt atiaet. w«dt eC My U. A tow mora SHOWS 
WrtH GOOD FBONTS; alBo CONCBSSIOKS o( aB ktada; Siam • waak; bo amaHTea except 
noreltlea, confetti and candy wheel which are aold. Oct la Una hsju, for the Ug one. Other toed 
oaaa ta follow. Wnmlngton. C. on the main atreets. nnder the Board of Trade, week of Joly^ 18: 
Jafkami, Ohio, week of Jnly 2S; Waablnston, C. B., Oblo, 100 Tear CelAratloa and Old 
Wade weA of Aas. 1; and oUier good ones to follow. No railroad Oip with this company. / 
' AMuSl - — — - ' - " 



to OOODXNO . 



ITSBMBNT CO., 



len, C, week of Joly 4; PtanUln, C, week of Xuy 11. 



Wanted for Gibson Amusement Enterprise 

SHOWS that do not conflict; also Freaks, Cnrloaltlca, Korelties, MerTy-Oo-Bosnd, Taoderllle and 
Specialty People, Maa with Moring Plcttne OotUt, ladles for Poees, Song Illtistratota, Trap Dram- 

Palmlsta and Psychic Beadem for Gyp. Camp. Oriental Peoiile, Plantation People. Prlrlleges 

ilab.OjBteMl Md Mow^Msa, Wild Waat Etaaplata J. W. Weatasa'a hhowa^ Xaiasjiisiiii to 



WitNTED - -FOR TRI STATE FAIR ASSOCUTION 

MIPDLESB QRO, KY., Sept. 6^ 7, 8 and 9. 

Aeroplane, OondeaeRcni ERiowB, C^^^ Novelty 

Amusements. ?l;if u prices in first letter. 



Shows WflntBd ■• »• M- PraWonx Canim 

^ Hdd at GLASGOW. ILLINOIS. 

AUGUST IStli, iOm, 20tl%. 

We want Merty-Go-Round, Vaudeville, Moving Pictures, Minstrel Show. EkHk^-F^ 
Acts, Stroetmen and Good Shows of all kinds. A fine park. Muaie f 
big days. Write, stating terms. J. P. WARD, S » c r» tB ry. 



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Ancient Order of Owls o 

MID.SUMMER CARNIVAL c 

INDIANAPOLIS, SUNDAY JULY 10 TO 16TH E 
- Wan«StiaMrsaiHiCaMMaleita or All KIntfa. g 

O- 

RILEV WAONBR. - CeyaCal Tkaatea. IndlanapeHa. Iml. N 
arUnltMirali«Bo»klnaAMiu.SdlililarBM«..CIileaa»tlli> S 





JOB BAU, COSTUXEB, BBS THZBE FBIOB: 4 airli* WhIta Iflaatid Ooata, IS; 10 White 
Dock Coats, Pants, JC2 each; 4 Hottentots, tS each; 8 Irlsb Girls, f4 each; 10 Trained Nanes, tS 
each: Bat>y Dreaa. tZ; Mlnatrel Coat. Panta, aattn lined, <8: Braaa Bracetota ai^ Armlata. $1 
ladles' Coort Wis (He^er'a make), J3: Mannerlta, >3; Gray Mlnatral Snita, aatln faced, «S; 



"BVBKZBODT BTHO." Down In Snmiy Tezaa, 
On the Bio Grande. I.atest sons bit. Worda 
and music by mall, 23c TEXAS MDSIC BODSE. 
Box Ml. San Antonio. 



PHOTOS 



,XY.C, 




I MTaat MtXh ttreot, 



WASTED — For lionc Broe.' VandeTlIIe Show nn 
der caDTai. Comedy sketch team, eacb doing a 
single; most ehaago tor two nlcbla. 



WIG 



B«r»«ln. Human Hair, brand new. 

Black Soobrctte 

Cbaraclcr, Bald, Import. 1-^ 

Br mall, lOc more, 
e, KlIPPEBT, Importar, M> 4tt 
itew fork Olty, 



JUUY 9, 1910. 



XHe Oillboaird 



43 



Fihir 



(OoBtlnneil from SMSe 27) 

|w MaiitUal MoUmeot that «Tcr 

CriMM tt» MWtet matter o( a morlnc pic- 

JIN-KS BAB rBB BHOOTINO HAIOA. (Oom- 

uij In diow5n« Mm how to ■» ». t 
Stt he can bit tb» bnll'a H^; WWT .t lM». 

s« eicltoi dad that IM ^ a MHlB-nr 

S^tloM Ml akUl «n aaytM y.fc* Wifc. Tf 

rious artlciM are dMteoyed a«d t M H a w t aM a M* 

tlie tH-awIs he Onda lilmadf mUcd op In. 

BIG-IIEABTBD MART (Drama; rdcaacd Jolr 
8- lengtti 777 fMt).— One of thooe patbatle 
dfamaa baaed on tbe actdons of a chlM. 

COU B008KVBLT HEVIEWINQ PBENCH 
noorS (Topical; releued Jolj 8; length ISO 
nia flUn clTea a Terr (ood picture of 
Sb M-Prcaldcot la coaTcrsatlon with tbe French 
MMaadWi fkela> the camera and right cloae 
t» » «. - __ 

(Oomedy- 




▼IK&OBAPH. 

A BOARDING SCHOOL ROHAKCS (Comedy: 
Rleas«l Jal7 B; lensth S98 feet). — A refined 
cooedT with a lore itorr. cadlns with a fonnj 
acQoel of old fool Imltatlooa at eapld'a art. 

BETWEEN LOVE AND HONOB (Drama; re- 
kaacd Jnlr 8; lensth 817 bet). A !«•« atatf *t 
■ aikar lad and Uaale. wHk a ' 
- ut 




TBANBOtlSER. 

CONE TO CONBX ISLAND — (Oxaadr; ra- 
leased Jal7 S: lensth. — fMt). Kate leavca a 
note addreaaed to her emploTar, tclllos that aha 
haa taken a altaatlM at laina Park. Oooar In. 

~* nlao wocka. Vmi- 

. Mis. Graaa, hm 

i It n^aadtal pUca, m», witk 

an'caeart. Immedlatdr ntarta la pomit tka 

■IWBUed strL The bant la i1 il ftiMlln 

la the Joja of the Omer attraetloan. ^na> 
tbej Bnallj find Kate, the latter anmn ill TT a 
ttat she U bappU/ married, uod preaents the 
lockj man. in a cool coner. Mis. Green cca- 
feasea that ahe fooid Oxwy waaa't aa bad aa 
It waa painted. 

BOOMING BiniHnS— (Oomadjr; i«leaa>id 
Inir 5: lencth. — tact). Jack la aa ladoatriooa 
rouap boAibeaa man who hae Inveatcd In a 
small stock of atatlooerr and aet up aoup. Be, 
uDfortooatelr, baa no cnatooMis, and bin vailoas 
aeliFmea to bcinc trade pf«*a ailianwU' ^B- 
lnck7, hnt nlsbl7 laasubto. 

TBE GIRL STBIKB LEADBB— {Drama: 
leaaed Inly 8; lensth. 1,000 feet). Hal Bte- 
Phena, a wealthy yoons man. dcToted all at hla 
time to enjoylns hlmaelt, and tbeiebr eama 
the dliapproral of hla atald old father, who 
SnaUT calla a halt. Hal atarta to work la hla 
father'a factory aa an ortinav hbatec^ hla 
Identity beloc unknown to aul B> maeta Loo. 
a Tonns worklns slrl. and falln la tot* with 
here. Tbe manascr ot the place triea to aiake 
love to txn and Hal p iotec ta bar. Tbn» la aa 
order pat np redaclas aalarlca, and Loo ladncee 
the othera to strike, rather than to aabmit. 
The atilkera, aUrred oot. OnaUy retorn to work, 
vith the eieeptiaa o( Loo. HU flnda her wvep- 
Inc on the atepa of her bom and telle her of 
hla lore. Sbe asreea to marry htm. After ahe 
Bta accepted him be leada her to the factory. 

" hla tdaaUtr. aaaaMs pgmiaaluu. and 

!• Mt 4M: Mk^ lAar taTine 





Xepaata 

lO—na Staff Oat Ai 

l»— nrnntaalU JBwm) .. 
IS-^eddaata Win Si 
17— The Prtnriaa aad < 
M— aatara (Drama) .. .. 
M— AJI oa Accdoat of • 

Comedy) 

M — Fortnoe'a taA Uimmtr} 
t7— >Uld the CannortT^ 
<1— The Mole DrtTW 

Mala (Ofaau) 

at lACa (Dcama)... 
~ of Sboaty (Draaoa) 

oa Blrda (Oonedy).. 
Daashtar (Dauma)..aow 

14— na Boaaa «■ the Bm fSnma) Wl 

U-OaltM Mktta Xtta SKUrSSi ^ 



17— A Ocatral 
SI— Bootica' 

. ~ ',;iooo 

.. SM 
Faet. 

m atr -i^--i-aL*«&* (Drama) 1000 

B n » 9Ua «( Vm OMIa ((>>medy) .... 42S 
B l>| «a 1 ta tha Kineisau er (OooMdy) .. ITS 

8— A Wt r a l aaa Banaaee (Diaaaa) sas 

12— Oat ot tb* Mlcht (Drama) SM 

IB— A TaeaUoa In BaTaaa Weeiria eamady) 680 
iB-jbv BampttooB Papered tta Padar 
(Oimil) 3S0 



•••••••••• 



May— 

II— He 

11— A Qolat niiHilBi Ifw 
l«— A Oii wpairii m'iWaat 
18— The Daacar Una *..........•.....< 

91— na LttSe Doetoa tt the nathOla 

as— Tia Waddlas Praaeata 

— — la Maleaajt 



Pnaehar 



1 — iMTVm DUemaaa (Comedy)......... 

1 — ^HeaiT^ Pa^afo ((tanedyi 

4— Away Oat Waat (Drama) 

B-Bate Bm (Ooma^).. 
M— »eTtaarbma«'» Wtmt 



(OaaMdy). 

IS— Tba Bandit's 'WUa (Drama) 

SB— A Tletbn of Hate (ttsau) 

9B — nie Vonet Banaer (Draaaa) 
S»-OtA<-kt 



..1000 



Itat 

.. Tea 

.. SOS 
..1000 



.1000 



' Vonet Bauer 
4.«.k.a4t inas ( 
; taA tka dW 0 



taat 




Ihlm releases) 



BIOOBAPB. 

Paat 

J*a Beaas (Paataala) . . . . 081 

lO-Orer SIkat Patte OSO 

I»-An Affair of Hearts OOT 

S^RaSSSi'^fcJU^ <*"^> !S! 

j'^^lPa Impalamaat 

8-ln the SeaaoB «t Bada.., 
J— A cauid of the Obotis 
•—A victim of Jaalooa: ~ 

J. i£ Bcrder State ^ 

!•-«» race at tba ^tadow aOT 

l^-Nerer Anla (Oomedr) HO 

Srsy Deeembei fComedy) a*< 

2-Tb^m*ed Time Table (Drama) S0« 

Srh >»IHiI»« (drama) 904 

»— MBSfiy'a nrat Sweetheart (comedy).. 081 
*a«y— 

f-T** .Pnrntloo (Drama) . 

JI— Wbnt tb» D.liT Said (Comedy-drama) 

**— t-i-'-iVt Ftlih (Drama) 7. 



Paet. 




10-Tha Little Tasraat. 

(Drama) 

10— A Sea ot Clooda (Secnie) ......i 

14 — Chrlatopber Ooiomboa 
IT — ^Radas tar a Bride ...... 

n-STMrna M M Walw .... 



184 

aoT 

884 

STB 



(CootlBn«d on pas»% 





1 




Have you mvestigated the 
Wurlitzer PiaaOrchestra 7 

The leading Nickelodeons are 



ft fmniflVB 

than a regolar oreheatra of 5 to 25 
pieces, ia ahrays "aa the joV' RDd 
cuts out tbe enonnoua expense of ina> 
— The money saved pays sent. 



_Bai7 tenia, leas tbaa paid to ■mteiaaa. 
We aopply the U. & Oor't. with mnaleal 
natrameata. Write for bis 80-pase catalo* 
* tcatlmoBlal booklet abowtas Wtedltaar 
PlaaOrchaatraa la leadlns WftavSlaana. 

^«RpDaua.^PI»iiizER Q> 



Watlffe 



hL lalnmiHiMiLlaem. 

GDVONNATZ obioaoo 

in.ISI m ttk MMHWanaeh 



THE EXCU»I¥£ RieHTS 



To Make and Suipply 




Of the 



JEFFRIES-JOHNSON 

FIGHX 



-AT- 



Reno, Nevada, on July 4th 



' HAVE BnH SBCUNED BY . 

THE MMUFACTURERS UCENSEO 



-BY THE- 



MoHm Piclw PrtMlg fitmiany, 

so FMth Avsnusk - - - NfeW YORK. 



FILM 



EXH I BITORS 

RENTERS 
E XCH AN Q ES 



Handy Dally l^ciijfj|,B^ 



Of ( 

pdntad at tha tin 
xSla book wUl 



aa*e yea tbe 1 

a < ! »ai e »;t aecoant of lllma rented aad returned. 

It Ja a almple, practical book, with daily record nacea of keeplos track of the mat aad 
retom traaaaetloDa, that ia an loraloable aid to yonr book-keeper. 

Send two Z-^ent atampa for aample pase and blank VUm Bental and Bood (Contract. 

The Church Printing Co., 416 Elm St., Cincinnati 



MOVING PICTURE MACHINES 
& LANTERNS 



^^^^ 



Moore Bond iS: Co 
lv.'>7 ;";-.iaKiiri i>t CH-cacv !U Sena 



SIX REELS OF GOOD FILM per week, with ligiu and slides, $12. 12 reels, $18. 
FOR SALE — 40 reels of film, 900 to 1,000 fect^6.60 per reel. Edison Sprocketa, 
Sl.Tfi. STEEL SLIDE CARRIKRS, 76 cants; WOnT BURN and WOITT BREAK. 
SILVER SAVERS— Shaostat for oa on aHarnaHng cnixent, gnaianteed; prieaSSfi. 

LiBiamr film renting go. 



103 FOURTH AVENUE. 



PITTSBURG, PA. 



J. FRANK HATCH FILM COMPANl^ 



Avenue, PITTSNBUROa 



Edtton Brass Sprockats, $l.Sa TickeU, 10,000, 90 cents. Electric Globes, 10 cents each. Carbons, 5^x^ $2.35 1 
MslO, $3.50 pw handrad. Non-brMkabl« White Gondaiuars, 75 Mots. Metal Slide Carriers, 75 cents. 



4A 



Xtie Bill boar a 



LONDON LETTEa 



nlshtr* ukcd a aum whow aeirulntince be 
but formed, and wlUiant more ado be took 
him, flynrmtlTelr, br tbe cost collar, led blm 
to a tbeatrlcal manaeer, and said: "Here's a 
yontb vbo wants to eo on the stage; And him 
sometblng to do." With ttiat curt Introdactloo. 
Iw wax left and waa encaged as a supemomer- 
■17. Tbe next year be started on bis Eogllsb 
esrecf with tbe belp of Cbarles Keen, and made 
Ola first Inunrtant appeannce at BoDtbamstoit 
as Cool, la Smtmdek miaani «W —aaar. toa- 
don Aanmaeiw Hm ttat Um hh MM wu 



' B. O. Knowlea baa JdM-.^pMt a futnlsbt In 
Baacuy. eoUectJiv mataclal Car Ua wloter lec- 
' In tbe United States. He bas oneartbed 
tblnss wblch are not foond la tbe snide 
, and be bojKS to be able to sbon- Amer- 
ica wbat an extraordinarily Interesting country 
HtlBgary Is. He saya it is markedly antl-Ger- 
man. patriotic to a degree, anxions and eager 
for progress, anu artistic. He also found two 
links with America whlcli will cause an aud- 
ience to fasten on to the snbject Immediately. 
Tbe Hnnsarlan cowboy, be says. Is tbe finest 
^lBr^^a* .«od^rtg» Sic«n com la as mncb 

Til* xaaaan K bta not taen eanyloc oat his 
oalglaal plan of lecturing In tbe aftcmoou and 
Idaylng In Tanderllle at night, la that tbe proj- 
ect la ahead of Its time. He has pinned bla 
tntnre happiness of mind to tbe leettire Idea, 
bat finds the pabUc refases to accept Itlm as 
anything else bnt a porreyor of songs and a 
teUer of tales. "I am struggling to bnlld np 
a marble edifice on tbe foondatlon of a pair 
'ot wblte pants." Is his way of patilng It, *'and 
■ jl do not tblnkranta ai*_ good enpacb ta bolld 

"i.:-" . ■■• ^ 

■s^We are to have two sew big tbeaties !n LoU' 
■.taa very shortly. One Is to be bnllt by H. 
■B. Irving, on tbe site of tbe famons Cafe Oi- 
.ronr. on the ssme side ss . tbe Albambra In 
Leicester Square, and nesr to it. The other Is 
■to be what Is described as another great "Col- 
laemn-Hlppodrome-Emplre" bnlldlDg, close to 
iVIetorla Station. This enterprise has as moTlng 
.splzit Alfred Butt, the energetic manager of 
tfa* Palace Theatre. The new building is destined 
. jto ke the finest in London. 

AUSTRALIA LETTER. 

THE VICTORIA HALL 
'kaa a fine, new place since It was rebuilt, and 
K MCins to be doing a good, steady bodUiass. 

'Uanikins are there now, so I mafit gtva' 
:a.caU and report later on. 
• THE NEW AT.H*AfT»i»a, 
'. The old tbeatte has bcai all piiiM down and 
has been entirely lebollt. ' lis 'new Stoat looka 
quite American. Tbe list of plaeas that ata 
nightly open Is a large one and la beinc added 
to weekly tin I'm afraid tbat a teaeSm win 
set In and some new form of amusement tiave 



to bo deriaed. Bat tlwre are no aigns of tbo 
bnalneas falline oS ao far. In fact. It aeenu to 
me tbat It Is getting larger aU the time. 

Now, for the last-mentioned and tbe most np- 
to-date of tbem all In tbe U. P. biulr — 
THB OOIaONIAI. THEATRE. 

3Ir. J. D. WlUlaiu, oC Spokane, 
btother. and llt._pt«a na^ ot 



citr. hav* ii«M Uka tntaaa to gat tUa tbeatrs 
to thair idaa aC wbat a pictara Aow ahoold ba. 
The theatre is ran <m American Uaes Amert- 
cans, and it nemed as If I had hompad np 
against an American town when I popped in 
tbaie to get a good old soaad of Amadean as 
■he Is apoken by the boTK Itt. WUUams, the 
managing director of the J. D. miUama Amuse- 
ment Company, has expended about ten thon- 
sasd dollars to get this place sa It should be, 
and with tbe result tbat It la almost aif Impose 
slbUlty to get In there at times, and It is grow- 
ing by leaps and bounds, and I venture the aa- 
aertloo that. In less than another year, be wUl 
be on tlie lookout for « site to pat op a tlisatra 
that wUl hold. aooM PMtfiikjvaeMi«|w . t)> ^ 
Ideas «C what 9. t fc a atw -' ■tWfijt.-MM.^^.Mfc 
Williams waa t>a man to latialmHs iiiailniiinas 
pictnro ahewa and It baa eaagbt on. 

Last sight, late, I dropped In to llnd out 
what was doing and I found the boys right 
np to their eyes, getting ready for the maU tbat 
leaves to-day, bnt when- the baU was empty 
and the front closed I had a good look all over 
the place. It was a revelatloa to me to see 
the changes that bad been mads In tbe whole 
place. There were a new staircase, new exits, 
new opera chairs aU over the building, new or- 
chestra pit and railings, and tba beat of deco- 
rations, and in tbe very beat of taste. No ex- 
pense bas been spared. How the old landlord 
must shake hands with himself when ba aaas the 
inenasad valne oC Us laup a rlj right la tbe 
baszt of the «lt^. and an dsoe 1v these go-shssd 
coontrymen of mine. n>en I went Into tbe 
ffim mom. Five bandied reels In stock now 
aad plenty to arrive In a few days. 

Then, Mr. WllUams Is going to show notbing 
bnt first-run pictures. He has bought the Ans- 
trallau rights of tbe Jotmson-KetcheU Fight Pic- 
tures fmr a good round sum of dollars. Mr. 
Williams is featuring certain films with special, 
up-to-date advertlaing by people In native cos- 
tumes of the countries that the pictures relate 
to •'■^ bdsglay- tiba* talking '■MShiaa, a 
songs la Uw Issansiia af llisl tinnattT, as 'wsn 
as nmslesl sdseSona on tba *■-'■■"■■"* * of tbe 
natives of that parUeolar land, to gat tta people 
Into the bsbit of coming Into the theatre regu- 
larly. 

Mr. Wmiama has bought several snbnrban 
sites and will be ready to open In tlie spring at 
tiieae places and be will build to suit tbe dlmste 
and yet with an eye to the comfort of bis 
patrons. He lias also a very snccesefnl branch 
in Melboome and Is opening up over there more 
for the vrlng trade. He «an command aU the 

mana ge lHi^i!iynftnllw*Sia'ir ** * 

Sto thaalta Is «har^Mt iaml 

dljr, and Iks means of egress aia the iMst In 
this bnic. ^ 

I ilisfi kSTS a lot mote to tdl 
next mall, but, before I forget I 

to ask bow It Is that we see noos „ ^ 

films on tbe sheet nowadays. TbSJ'all 
to have cut thPm oat lately. 



tdl Ton br lbs 
It, rvMdd IBis 
wMPaputGK 



Now, one word to tbe members ot tba pro- 
feaalDn, and I beg tbem to heed my words, for 
I most make It a rule and adhere to It, for It Is 
a ahams that X should have to pay oat ths 
money tbat I do every malt for ths neglect to 
either pay the outward or tbe Inward postage 
<Hi their letters to me. It It were Isut now and 
then one, I wonid not say a word, but wlien It 



goes into bnndreds each year, I most pntsat. 
I am at all times glad to bear from any mem- 
ber of the ptofa salon or .rsadara of Tht Bi ll boa r d, 



tat tber mast see to tba postal* bsin? foUr 
ptapald and also sand ma at least dvs tira-csot 
United States postage stsmpa. Lcttem In the 
fntore with chuges on vrlll be aUowod to go to 
tbe Dead Letter office. Irwin end Bendtodt 
arrived laat Vanconver maU— on to-night at tba 
Sydaar Stating Blnk. Send regards to all 
Maaoa. ln WatSK -'Long nodes of skating fsa- 
~ «aski-'Vla Bas Franasco. 

SB. WM. H. H. LANB. 



CHICAGO VARIETY BILLS. 

not. itr. I« Solr waa exceptionally authentic 
In bis pwtrayal of Sir LoclDS, and tbe younger 
Brew, 8. handled bla lines In a satls- 

faetory manner. The others of tbe cast npbeld 
their respective parts sccosdlng to their un- 
portance. 

TAT»>B BOUfBS, IXPBBSOMAXIOKS. 

Majestic Tbaatie. Ko. 7. OUa^ In one; IB 
minutes. Seen matlase. Jaae 27. 

Boimes Is on the ataga a tride too long, which 
suggests tiM omission 9t bis anecdotes. As an 
Impersonstor, Mr. Holmes bas few snperiors, 
and be reflects more oedlt upon himself along 
this line by handling material which Is "theat- 
rical" tbnngboat. His every Impersonation Is 
of something which one would think almost too 
much In the language of the actor to aUow blm 
to get away with It. Imt Instead of simply get- 
ting It over, he calmly makea blmself tbe re- 
cipient of more applsnse thsn sny single on 
the bin. 

Holmes mskes one other trilling miatakc. how- 
ever, in singing a "blue" song. wbCtt-.-lda 
talented ' Intuition should tell hla tlmt 
acter song la what Is wanted. 



Old irlne In old bottles waa aarved aa a bead- 
liner on last week'a menu, but age baa piodoccd 
wonderful effects on Mclntyre and Heath'a wine. 
Our grandfathers never laughed any more than 
those who were Majestic spectators last week. 
In short, the primitive laogh-prodaclng material, 
such as the tired and hungry minstrels, the 
cramming of food into grotesoue mouths, etc. 
was one big riot; snd tbongh It took essily over 
a half an tioar to serve, there was never a mO: 
ment of Impatience. 

Stepp, Mebllnger and King, tfaiea musical 
cbapa ot startling abUlty, ran away with sec- 
ond faooacs^ their pUying aad creating 
bllsrtons applaaae fi'tt* aattrcma. Happy As a 
BoBible Bee; tbeir opsntag amabar, algnallsed 
the aplrlt of the offering to tOUow, and every- 
thing tbat tbla predicted, happened. Stepp Is 
one Of tbe best artists who ever twanged a 
banjo; Klnj;, a modi^st, nnasfiuming ptaniat ex- 



traotdlaarr, sad Mebllnger, a rev^tlon ebsiae- 
tsr ainger. Taylor Holmea, lately a character 
comedian wltn David Warneld, offered 
some impersooatlona. which took tbe bouae, lost 
as tbe Dally Sisters did, although not in ths 
same manner. Both were new to Chicago (an 
new acts). The Bslton Tioima, five gracufal 
lady aerial aitlstt, made a faroiaUe impres- 
sion, as did the Oreat Howard, Scotch ventrilo- 

Sulat; Bald aad Santley (saa new aeta). singeia; 
. O. Mugent and Co., In Tbe Sqoarer; tbe Four 
Oook Slaters, stngets; and RoeOug, tfia «(njnt«r. 

Mr. J. O. Nugent, In Tile Sqaaicr, bas an es- 
traacdlnary pacollar. yet extxamaly itiMnlesI skit, 
which, to aU tbe world, looka agnglBal In enty 
detail. He portrays an Inebilala swdl who^ & 
bla own words. Is "as sleepy ss It It vsn Us 
own treat," and tbat be deaervea credit as a 
comedian, la putting It mildly. He is most aUy 
assisted by Miss Jnle York. The Cooks bars 
l>een eeen liere seversl times, but they never 
msde a bigger bit than last week at the Ua- 
Jeatlc Tbelr Dreamland number was particu- 
larly pleasli^ and won for them several encores. 
Tbt ureat Howard, althoogb able to get away 
with being a "bit," worked under a aevers 
sCrain of perspiration, which hindered the ven- 
triloquist considerably. 

OBCBBSTBA HAIiL. 
13ie big gala vanderUle bUl presented by Frank 
Q. Doyle, over at the Master Plumbers' conren- 
tloo. In Oicheatra Hall, Wednesday evening, 
June SO. proved one of the most successful pri- 
vate ventures is tiis ranks ot variety ever pro- 
mulgated. Tbe big hit of tbe bill was McUshon 
and Cbapelle, In their comedy talking act. en- 
titled Twenty MInntea to Train Time. Tbese old- 
time fsvorltes made the 3,000 plnmbets bowl 
with delight, and when they were not howling, 
thay wars doing tba applause atnnt vrltb a vea^ 
gsaaeSL a eswpoacher's yoll from the habitues <( 
Texas belag <■* ot the most favorite fonns «C 
disidsyiag their enthuslssm. The Three Lyres, 
tba cdebratsd eoatsdy- mosieal ortlata, took sec- 
ond boaois In their refined sad pleasing offering, 
displaying very good taate la both act dressing 
and presentation. ^Ibe comedian ot this trio 
waa anotter laugh producer of more than ord- 
inary ability, and bad little trouble In receiving 
tbe "best-yet" stamp ot spproval. Florence B. 
HorsfaU and Co., presenting a comedy sketch 
called At the Crack of tbe Whip, with a cast 
of four charactera. made tbe tbird best lavtea* 
alon, bat ttey were bard pushed Cor tbla banar 
by the erer-popnlar team of UeVailand aad Mar- 
ray. In tbelr boneh ot mnslesl nonsense, entitled 
Tba MlUloDslre and the Ice Man. Others who 
were weU received were each star acu ss The 
Malroy Sevan Kid Kidders, In a miniature mu- 
sical comedy: tbe Five Largards, sensational nov- 
elty acrobats; Louise De Foggt, four feet o( 
musical comedy: Glenroy and BuaseU and Co., 
In a laogbable comedy skit. Uncle Mike's Vhdt 
and Bobert Wsssman, with bla tricks of magle. 

One of ths most peculiar features ot this big 
gala bill was tba appssiaacs at; ttwa < ' 
who caaflletaA wUb aaeb otbar ja a m s m ^ , 
thing similar to tba way tvmm and M 
dJdlaBt Monday, one Uiag a eotocsd argsnlia- 
Ms^' tt* athcr thaiaa^dy wblw. Ths odr dU- 
raa tbat thsss two qoartsta^ tba Wodd's 
roar sad, ttm^Jtoal Oaaaa^vqasNet, 



wars aboat evealy 
Plumbers were kept 

the t>est buscti. 



'sa to .'' 



THE ONE GREAT EVENT OF NINETEEN-TEN 





ENOXVIIXB. TBNN,, September 12 to October 13, 30«-Days»-30B 

The lowest iBihoad iatea evw prevail. 1 cent a mile, dara eac^ 

other days. 6,000,000 people to diayr fn&i 'vnHun. .200 miles. Handsoimest buil<ui^BpB . and grounds ever used for 

similar purposes. - - ' , v. :/ 

— • -A FEW O** THE B«B feature: AXTRAOjnONS ■ 




NEW, NOVELTY and STANDARD. 

NOTHING TOO BIG OR GOOp. 

Arrange Your Contract Now. 
THIS WILL BE TEUEi REAR'S JIEST. 




Ions Of j^ll KlntliB 

PoBt enis, official gonvenlr and bad^e boardm, wire Wprken. 
baby baUoou, pboto cannon, photo post cards, bird whistles, shall 
stands, photo ^llery. sonvenlr canes, pennants, novelty stands, 
oriental tfoods. Jewelry stands, onrfoslty shop, optical tfoods. tflass 
en^avers. bnrnt leather, card writing, conntry store. roUlnii cJsalrs. 
cnshlon seats, camp stools, check room, vending machines, lonch 
stands, hambnr^er stands, Chinese restaarant. Ice cream cones, 
bokey.pokey, soft drinks, candy floss machines, novelty shooting 
gallery, rifle ran^e.dart gallery, Dsh ponds, spot boards, box and ball 
alley, Japanesa bowUaj allay. hoop*Ia. hnila gnaha, o— a racks, 
bowlimtf alley, aaonkay dfid||aM, bal^ raoks, batt ' hMfda^{'Alirf«an 
dodtfar, AMamn dip, 'Uih aMkara, wol^oi ■Mybkiw; pmsl 



^^■fir^i^e^ open the Exposition. 

Money spent with a lavish hand in ad^^iEirtmang S states— Tennessee, Geoii^a, Yiij^nia, West Virgiiua, North .Ci^lUia, 
South Carolina, Kentucky and Alabama, which means that success is assured. 

WONDERFUL BUSINESS PHRnir.TF.n . 7nn,nnn PEOPLE EXPECTED. 



Write- 



Gcnrerncir's Day, MayOT's Day. Etc., Will Draw Them. 

For Terms, Contracts. Conditions. Etc., 



BOOKING ASSOCIATION, 



103 Randolph St.* 



4ULY 9, ma 



Ttkc Billboard 



45 



AWEBiOAK inrsio hall. 

Wltil ■ (Back of the cluale and a toucb of 
MB atMr klpil of tbeatrlcala which go to maka 
^▼allilWlUv. last wiM^k's offering prorad « 
llllig Mw With which to cloae the theatre. For 
fonr v«eka Ibe iiatrooa of thli. numlai booM 
wUI linre to )ook oliiawher* tot rituis food. Imt 
tiir propospd opea'nc ot tb* WUaoD Beach Tha- 
ttta bjr William Morris will nndoabtedlr anar 
erer-hnogrj rauderllle patrooj to some ex- 

"j^Bar Dn!<r, In Bob Aena; Tim McMahoo'a 
big Soutlii'rD Kerlen-, and the Bathikeller Trio, 
. inn all dcw acts to Chlcaco, and will be foond 
dataOcd accorJInffly. Trixle Frlxviua, slasins 
one new sodr, I'ut Me In My Bath Tnb, and Bar- 
nold'a Vox »°<> -Munkey Actora were the hold- 
OTcrs, EUBkhig thL> same his Impreaalon of a 
wtek afio. Iluatli and Uudd, thej ot "tlie old 
warld," opcniHl the abow with aome bnrleaque 
magic, and pleasMl, after a elreaa-act faahion. 
Jae WaUOD, a Helirew character ot tMlow par 
caUb». worried the andicne* for almt tea mta- 
Btea, without accoopllabloc aivtblng worth ■ 
tatter ot applanae. The claatnc act of the bill 
anred a aenaatlonal (air act, and at la Ttnr 
fieeljr after the faahloa of • laay JoM tClr* — 
It waa Arthur HUl aad Srlrla VrlTlaar. la 

•riflnal vBlerel* act* uid tMr haSBdow 

and trick* wtN, of aaaeUiit' illM(lk:tb«iitMt 
cloae attenttaa natll-tlw Ssal taoa «( th* •!■« 
CVtato. 

-The Marimba Band was another excellent fea- 
tore attraction, the weird moalc wlilch they 
areked from thia combloatloa harp and zxlophotte 
•eanlng to pI*aw_.ima|MMir. Tkey olTercd 
AUa. rlqiM Dame. Glow Worm ud aome naUve 
aeleetlona. of which Glow Woem waa tha moat 
pqmlar both la aam* and natty, < Tb* baad cob' 
data of (our arttata, who MUt albawa toocblny. 
tn plar the sanw blc ' lakttwacBt, wteldlns 
their tome In each a adaaar laaiiaar that thar 
mlfht be aaU I* feB<«;:alMt altppad the ^ - 
the applanae thijr wttetnt- wt» 
and laatlnc. 

BAUs PBICHABD ASD MOUNXAIN, 8IMO- 
BBS AKO DANOBBS. 

. Balh ZMip!* AmIx*. VtK 9. OUo, ta one 
tl iBlmitaa Seen aTcataB, M.- 

This trio eonalata of a taaa at aOMB and dance 
chape, who work like beaecia to tTTTurllth their 
end, and a girl who slnga. dueat, tat plan a 
^eeolo. She Is. better aa a dancer, howerer. 
than In any other department of the TandeTlIIe 
fame, end should (Ire that her entire attention. 
Soloe shoold be arolded. partlenlarljr dnrins ttie 
aommer mouths; more aeriooaaeaa of wardrolM 
ahoold be part of their preparation, and better 
ennsclatlon would booat the coat of the act 
•ereral notches. Tlw wardroiie, as worn at the 
Baab, ao dotel.T rcaemhled atreet apparel on the 



The Helen Orajce 
ensagement at the Vaa 
eetadjr, N. T.. Jalr 2. 

The Poll 
meat at FMl¥ 

The maaacar la 



-death;«winw mishap. 




taKB-alogle dnet. which pracMtaa Joat ftr a 
eta, aa a solo, by Mlaa Prtchaitf.' Ball and 
Moostaln now did the best part of th* a«t la a 
sou caUcd Raetlme Melody, and a dance to the 
atralna of Temptation Bac. Oliey were well ap- 
juaaded at the coocluaion of the dance. WhUe 
SSfJ" »ere rrcnperatlnr. Mlaa Prichard pleeoloed 
T» the End of the World With loa, bat^th» 
soon letumrd and joined her la the eloalas at 
nr. Undj Lee. a aoni; aad daaea hr tb* txiot 
rCAXK CUXTOS. 



Both Tenpte TtaMtn. Ho. 8. OUo. la ooa: 
"J'^'!^ ^ etwilaB. Jane g^"^ 
Mr. aayton Is sanlr aztnaporaaeaiia la tha 

225*Ji?\7"^ ft« tha ilirtbat ha slnsa 
S^k. .■■.5!*"^ TS^* dIBiereat ooca 

5 «> «>* tana ot I Kaow Sbat 

5£P Be Bappr Ttll He Otea. Peltowlac ma 
mue anatch of worry, ha twaanatiStkr 

teawi Of the D. S. A., alldea ot dead^eiS* 
BUPIns the applanae WOBderfaUr. ThIa took 
»"<>»»<>'">• lira onea to be shown. 
vUAIaelnded such Osbtrrs as JelTrlea. Johnson, 
wnait, Ketchel and many others, and wh»a th» 
SSSrltt,^?'"? '••"n* toward the Scht at 

STJls'^^lTM^'VuHd. '^'^ 

DICK RICHARDS AND CO., IN A COMEDY 
SINGING. TALKIHO AMD DANOINa ACT. 

bSS. '""•••»^, No- 4- Full stare; H 
Blnntn. Seen errsinc, Jane SO. 

ar. mn!^^*J"' Hf' 0' H«rt>ert U<tyd's efforts 
OM wuS S •■i"'"^. » called The 

?tMiiJI"'.'^r, B'o* Byes aSrdlac the poa- 
■"'"•!"'""« the lyrlcabf BIchaiK 

aSUiiJ "S!, !T**S^ **>^ ot thIa new 

!55r*Li,i]5" feature of the act U a chlld'a 
jaee. which cane trom a bor on the left, and 

B^\L» ' Tfoor Bumble 

Pertlcle by falling aaleep. 



dtda*t help a 



STOCK AT JACKSONVILLE. 



JSSS? "I'-.J"- '"^ 2. -Weber & Finlay, 
ntSlvZ ^v'.*" A'""™*- enroled ill 

iSr!,'"! "x^k'nia and hare Installpd a perma- 
■Mt stock company for the summer. The cora- 
SS... Jf*i3** *»' O'omlana Eddldcs and La- 
SToJLJi'J"^' "PPOrted by tweire people. 

na on«i.. . Dlacooteatad Woman. 

— ^ leellle 

laeta. 



jgette MrKee, aapported b 
njr opealBjpiaj, was A DIm 



WITH THE Cl^kceOMMNIES. 

e?S»i"lSr'^« «» tba WBlat.oi tli* Ml Stack 
BartJr^ T^,"'"'5. nartfhcd. Ooaa. Flereaea 
SSmr™ i*"^ „^»lley. Rdmaud Bltoa. Frank 
llSt^;. ""bwta Fanat. Victoria 

BonUonijj. .Beatrice NIchola. Arthur 8. Byron, 
Si. ..^.MSl*'?"*' McKee. Spencer Cbar- 

<an and Chaylea Harrla. 

Bl^-^''?ft company which baa bwn 

Sm iJ "i 15" feS^ theatre and IVlmar Oar- 
!2 iJ- ■I!*...'*'"" *•« nearly twenty weeks 
»»a Bono an ika road (W the annmer. Mana- 
S£l }fT?'^ l>o»klaB .tta»elln« companies 
Harden. 

-AjB. Call la again In adrance of M.TrtIe 
aaZHiL; '"•klnit hia nfth aeason. The 
^paw will oprn at Seymoar. la.. July 23 
aaa tan»w wl)h aU weeks of falm In Iowa. 



Troy, K. X., Mr L— Wblto dalac bar "death 
awliw," at B saaai l aa t Vatk. bcie. MBa. Ber- 

taret had a aatmr aaeape bam death. ifUe. 
BargsKt ceeala dowa aa Incline la aa aato, 
which at the bottan of the lacilaa. coaplatea a 
circle. la aomo maaaer tha mecbaalam failed 
to work properly aad iBStsad at naklac the 
circle, tha auto turned taitla. piaalaa the per- 
former oadcr It. MUe. Berserct waa tafeaa (ram 
bcoeath tha machloa uacoasclona,*' bst'. later It 
waa (oond that ahe was aot aeriooalF tat; She 
~" the act thIa OTenlnc. 



. AIRDOME NOTES. 

O. F. Menalns opened hIa new altdome at 
LeaTenworth, Kan., June 20, glvlns (oar acta of 
Tauderllle. bealdea pictnrea and songs. Acta are 
ehanced weekly. A llTe-plece orchestra haa been 
cacaged. The Palm Theatre, which haa been 
osed by Sr. Mensing as a Taadeyllle booae dur- 
ing the past season, will t>e deroted exeloalTely 
to pictures ontU the opening ot aszt aeasoa. 
' Tha People's anmiaar naatnf. XeaTaaworth, 
Kaa., opened June SS. aadar tbe aiaaaseaant of 
Toiler and WUaaa< . Btar astB aC TaadaTBle be 
aldea moTing pletHtaa, OBStiae the MHa.' -ThIa 
I5*»i".^»."^ tbe Btet peit ot laat aaasoo by 
U. J. g mnlnsham as a atoek hoose aad later 
by H. B..IIaaaTan (or pictures. 



iiz^zii "P*"^ ta Paris. Tessa. 
Boy MaWetlend. Beiiy., «. ~ 



NOTES OP THE ROAD. 

Capt. Sidney Blnman. who la ddng a "water 
Circus" feature In summer parka with the as- 
alatance of a tronpe of llfe-sarlag dogs, loat one 
of his most Intelligent caolnea laat week. Tha 
dog, named Daley Bell, was Otteen yean old 
and had a record o( sarlng twenty Una. 

Hap FarnaU ta tanaxlac aa Iifah altlt. eail- 
tied Society tbr « rgiK Jitlg>t^. W» 
duce In the aaar' iMan. ttrrnlil aataaR wilt 
be carrlw!. . 

I.on Rocbi fort. of Rochefort aad May. alater 
team, whh marrltM to A. L. Hortoo. a non-pio- 
feealonal. June 22. Mra. Horton wOl clTC op 
the staae. 

Max C. Elliott wrttea that his company haa 
aot loat a night since laat July, and wUl not 
cloae nntU April. 1911. 

Billy Adams haa closed with Bert Marahall'a 
Mlnatrds aad la now playias the Folaek park 



rOB SAXZ— UoTing Picture Film; 100 reels, 
line condition; sent subject examination; flO a 
icel. Edlaon Exhibition MoTing Picture Ha 

pistasjita^ writh 4.000 ft. fljm. noo: 

Itt win ^jBla - (Mr examination. F. 
~ ino MTSad St.. Philadelphia. 



FOR SALE— INDIAN RELICS 
SISS&dfoSSf* 



Aneleat and tenulne. Send lae. for pitets and 
— ^nattaab J.B.linBiBX 



FOR SALE— 50-FOOT ROUND TOP 

SldewaU. Felas. Stakes. Bopes. Gays; >4S tak« 
It. CREMO BEUEOT CO., Saco, Ue. 



FOB 8AI£ — Model B. Oaa Outllt. almost new. 
with saa Jet, toblnx. 3 boxes oiyllthe. ether, 
and iTlUfH. OiiarantLiJ O. K. J2I1 takis It. 
J. WILBUU NDl-I.. Ilentunvllle. Ark. 



rOB SALE — A Dirigible AlraUp, with all e<iulp- 
menta for show parposit): complete; also. Urge 
Tent: cheap. Addreaa MBS. M. UOOBE, S12)i 
S. glower Btnat, Loa *"t-'— . CaL 



new end tt ia p ^ .Alee a tH bi,' b. ( 

sine. A-1 coadltlOB. or will exchange (or CalUo- 
O-Scopes. Ballyhoo Men, grab this piano; It's 
new. Shipping bozea (or the aboea. Addraaa 
PIAKO, Box S35. Steubenraie. Ohiab . 



Slot Machines 

AU dascriptlcoa: DoU Backs. "KfciUnK Mole 
Maad." Hloar Bead. BOR SALB; CHEAP. FOR 
CASH. Baad tar list. A. MABX BABBOM. 
Etmka gprlasa, .Ark. 



FOR SALE-MEimV.aiO-ROUND 
21 Bonce, S Ohadote, Oaa Knglne and 2 
agMak. Baitlanlais. Jms macki: 
Vonith Street, Brooklyn, N. Z. 



FOB SALE— One Day-Dark Poat OaM ««— fct-^ 
and Tripod; used only two weeka; a gaod aianay- 
getter; will send subject to szaffllaatlae. yea 
pay expm» cbargea; 922.80 bnya oetSt. 0. OL 

BNyoCK. Cbarlestoo. III. 



FOB SAIX— Vaodetflle Tbeabe la Oaatial Ohio 

mannfactnrlng city of 1,600 tnhabltanta. Strictly 

first-cIaBS and doing eood bonliieas. Owner moe- 

Ing oat of city. Addj-PM OHIO, care Tha BUJ- 
boaxd. Clnclniiatl, Otllo. 



Qavioli Organ for Sale 



W-kayi aai d h oe r d; 



two Style 17 WnrUtasr Or- 

chsaB. .ll..K. SOOB,'Biat 



POWEB'S CAMEBAORAPH, complete, «100: 
FILM— 2,S0O feet of Film, only «29; mechanltti 

clood and aanrlAe effect. Patbe P&arIou Play, as 

new: Serpctitlrit' acd pri ■^■■u.i tic aides. IIAB- 
BACU it CO.. buy Filbert St.. I'liUaJelphla. I'a. 



FOR SALE, M, P, TENT SHOW 

Gas Engine, Dynamo, Wagon, Black Top, ZOxeCL 
lO^ft. wall; M. P. Machine, 15 reels FDm. 72 
Folding Cba'ra, Camp OntHt. Wire. Lampa, 
Tools; CT)ndltlon. A-l; cost $1,400: will sell for 
JSOO- AiKlr.--, V. c;. RYAN, 315 (Itli Ave., N.. 



FOB SALE— «0 ft. round top, 40 ft. middle. 10 
ft. aide walls, 18x28 ft. stage, acenery, alectrle 
wiring, and all flxtures. stske puller, 10 lengths 
blues. 40 folding canvas benches, ropes, polea. 
atakes. In fact, everytbloj; to make up flrst-claaa 
onat (or a Bepertolte Co. or VaudcTtlle Co. 
OatSt stand rictt b^Me at C. B. I. * P. B. 



LEADERS 

Oonuana daln. not flnlahed. (or InsUo or out- 
Bido nae, only 13.25 per doa. FaUing chain, 
Onlahed. atrong and attractive, only 10.50 per 
doa. Cash dtaconnt. Sample of both. fLOIL 
Winners. Also popular line park settees snd 
opera chairs at moat reaaonable prices. Writs 
na what yon rajnlre and aeo as mske good. 
W. A. CHOATB SEATINO CO.. Albany. N. T. 



iaBBZ'«OJtOinn> fob SALB-aerscbell- 
pniaiea nake; A-l coadltlon: newly painted. 
UO laiso aassa. doaUa cylinder engine: erary- 
MaS Baad. Alee waat^aekh s: at O In 



Mlaa BMc Stlrk aaalalned aerera laJnrlea la 
a Ml jna the flying trapeia at a Chicago rau- 
: .darllle bouse. 

'■^K C Murphy haa closed with Harrlngton'a 
Company, and U now located In NashTllit. 
Tenn. 

Royale and Steams opened on the SoUlTan 
and Coosldlne time at Bralnerd. Minn.. June 
2T. 

Tbe Three Darla Brothers, moalcal ertlata, 
are booked orer the Bndy Heller Park Obcolt. 

TV>m Hedon. opened on the Orlflin Canadian 
Ctacult. Jnly 11, hU jncond ttip orer that tia>« 



taetbiB Ibr'i 

nirk Gorman and Nellie Bell opened on the 
Gns Sun time June 27. at Grafton. W. Va. 

Emma and Peter Malcolm, glolw rolleis, an 
apendlng their Tacatlon In Melroae. -Mlaa. .. 

LaClalr and Weat an at thclz bnuMlMr la 
Sea lale, N. jr., tor. the aannar. 

■ - — > — .MiiHriaB a .aew; MBMliBaa writ- 
tea ttr bar " 



raVSSUH BLVX— Solnsble; ss need for lann- 



Bur MlriihM "'■t'Cl*** mualon, made In 
rai • M^paian Oennany. entirely new. (or aale. 
SIOI AU. tW Pnaklln Are., St. CUlr Bonngh. 
Plttdrarg. Pa. 



FOB BAUC SPOTXXS FOHT — A T»ry handaeme 
yooog atallton; good atyla and acttea and color 
seldom (oond. WUl (nnlab iNf O* MB de- 
scription on application. SuBb r. UOOBB, 

Contlaeatal, O., U. S. A. 



OXBOUOia WAVZ FOB SALX; o( the Amttaga 
AOnlna mannfSetige, only need a abort tin*. 
— at a baiaatn. If yea an l oo kin g (or 



WBL 



It wUl pay yoa to look Into this. 
■DW; WAI/raBa, lakaaeat. 



Pa. 



note ' Piaae. like new; optlcht quarter aawed 
oak eaae, pla cylinder, 10 tnnea, with electric 
motor; can be oead with nickel-ln-slot attach- 
ment or othrewlae; coat tdOO; la aa good as new; 
will sell very reasonable, C J. UCBPHY, 
Elyrla, OWo. 



FOR SALE-A GOOD THEATRE 

One that la a money-maker. A house that ranka 
among the highest and one that always does the 
bnslnesa. Dare good reasons for aelllsg. WUl 
sell at a barKaln for snch a house. If Inter 
csted in a money-maker, address THBATBE, 
Lock Box 247. Jackson, Mlsa. 



FOB BALE CBZAP— AS GOOD AS NEW— One 
large Baxale Daxate; two 40-tt. Boat BaB Allm; 
ana Base Ball Poker Game; ISO pain Heucy 
Bolter Skatea, aasorted ataaa; eight Jayansee 
Ball Gam* TaUea: any qaanlw' ct aotlOBa aad 
crockery for prises; Peanut Warmer and Pop- 



corn Case. 

Tonawaada, 



Apply PARK COMPANT, North 

N. Y. 



Jjto^Onand 

&~ae' woridritahwd tolfe eboit e tea ndaate 
act: 4 years old; aaddle. bridle, baiter aad 
breaking hameaa. One Giant Rhesus Monkey, B 
years old. broke to ride Memo with shape. ete.S ' 
weight 20 lbs. One 20x2O ft. Tent, with polas. 
aide wall sod marqnee. stakes, etc. One Ban- 
ner with Memo's picture; 12x1-1 ft. poles snd 
ropes (or same. One Banner. 4x6 (t.. descrto- 
tlee. One anall Oaa Plant, coianlcte, tat t6» 
abose show. Ua abm* necked la saod_abJa- 
caaaa aa It caa be decked oa any R. B. 
WWght of tha eoaaplcte oatflt about eoo poonds. 
Ton IWr Gnond Men get busy: eaay money 
with this oatflt. Addreaa CBAS. P. EILEB. 
Sallaa. Earn. Per. Add.. Whlttemoce. Iowa. 



THE BEST YET, WiHmrUm! 



Our new. SeK-FlUlng. Noa-Laakabto PsanlalB 
~~B ta a grand winner. Prin. doa.. (1.19: 
■ntaa. SIS. Regular Fonntala Pens, goId-pUtad 
aibe. SIS groaa: FOnaUIn Pen. two gold plate 
bands, plated nibs. 9^ groaa. Send for No. 9 
CatalOj^e. B. E. SODOE * CO., Bapt. R.. 
Maaonio Temple, Cliicaso, 111- 



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FOB SAX. E— SOO FAIR WTHSIXI'W SKATES, 200 new ones; flrstHdaaa ahape; no JXTSK. 
«1.25 pair takes them. Rink for lease, 96x210 maple floor, wUl sell halt Interest In building at a 
bargain, 13,500. Situated la the finest amnsement park In the South, running dancing, anmmer: 
skating, winter. Bnslnesa calls me away soon. Cleared flCOOO In 9 weeks on akatlng laat win- 
ter. $80.00 to $100.00 weekly In anmmer on dancing. Bent summer, 30 per cent, of bn stn aa s . 
Ughta tree. Bent, winter, $SO,00 per month. It not a* Kptewnted. I will pay tallroad (an b«tb 
ways. Address MANAGER ELECTRIC FATIf^lNfWOIWO PAYIUOM. Ska Antonio. Texas. ' 



WANTED! 



WANTEDl 



For Another Bli( One 

Auspices Baseball Association, on the Main Street 

HANNIBAL, MO., July 11 to 16 

Can use first-class plantation, one other good norelty show. All concessions ten dollars. TVs 
will bo a real lire one tn a city with 112 factories employing 8,000 people all working with a 
eonuaittce not afraid to ipend money to make a abow a aaccasa. Wortham & Allen Dnltad 

ttoae, S ftee attt itUa Be. Mate JasUbB a ^^ nmii^ MMt aaa Mm, : 

AM * AMT. <alaay. m. my - 



THE BIGGEST EVENT OF* THE SEASON I 

PHHIAN CHARITY CARNIVAL st. Loiik Mo. 

•JULY aS-26-2T-a8-a9-30. 

■ ■ * SB BA ■■BBaaa ai^ a On* Good Platform Shew, On* Good Animal or Dog and Pony 
Iflf AVIXl. I ga I J I Show. 20th Contury Merry-Go-Round, Japanos* Bowling Alloy, 

■ * ■ ^ ■ ■ Knif, and Baby Raek, Shooting Galtory, and any othor good Inne- 



oon^ oaivioa* Addi 

JOHN^t. HOLMKS, Chairman Cmoutlva Cemmlttaa, 

S12 Commsrolal Bulldlt>g. 



ST. LOUIS OFFICC BILLAOAnO, 

803 Mo, Truat Building, ST. LOUIS, MO. 



Ttie eillboara 



JULY «, i»ia 



Film Rflkaaet 



Jolj— 

4— Hli CliUd'B CapltM 



.... BSO 



tke Cllffi .•.•..•••M*m.<> 

StsdJe* MM^M*... 240 

MMWuer'* Dos MM 

I Baa Mlna Utm 4M 

U— The Little Quuu io Bud ............. STt 

n— w«a at Lut aoo 

Bl^uue'i n*ielwiQ<u Bknr S40 

lime — Veet 

«— Xbc one* Beekar 

t Baaitt tha WaUa ct Kooa Dam*.... *80 

r-^ Klcltt On Uia Coaal aOO 

T— na ttoDuttrr in tha roiaat .......... 400 

U— <Cba UanUc* of Katlxr 086 

U— Lada'a Awmt on BC Honocafa laiaal.. M 
U— At tba Dawnioc. <r Tbrn Faaz a( tba 
~ (Dnma) ...................... 8U 

acr and Maideeal (Snsa; Fnt n) M> 

! S^aalak WtanOtr (Seaale) tM 

aat tto FItna (ealand 



tha BIT Stick (i 

, Mcykav Oct tte Oufe. 

nkda Got Wlaa (comedy) 639 

at Ereotlde (scenic) 40S 

Eldar Sister (dmna) 720 

Unlimited Train, or Tbe Scwlns 
UacMns Xliat Travtiad (conady).. »S 
Jnljr — Feet. 
■ 2 — On thr Tbresbold (Drama) .......... 635 

2 — Motoring Amoag the CUSa aa* GtCfes 

of France (Scenic) 315 

S — Tbe CUnk o( Gold (Taice) COO 

V 5-^Jfe in Senesal Afirlea (TraTelOBue) .. 4as 
•—Tbe iBTlndHe Swocd (Mysteiy-drama) nO 
~ ~ ' of Vidlinal DactUeaiiaaa ' 



KAIAE OOMFAMT. 



U— In tbe Dark Vallcr (Draml 
IB — Betwvoi Lot* and Duty 

18 — Tbe Aatac'a Bactifica 

BaU-B 



»— PaU Wanta a Job .. 
•— TiUalsr DeteataA 
II— COeopatra — 
W— fiamoD'a Tlalt ... 

la— Badln 

14— Tba Wnac BoaA .. 
14— Oia Uttle Traant . 

10 — Olrl A'rom hrivwm (. 

J8 — Wbo WUl Win Ut Heart (( 
U-Tba 0<dd SpUer (Drama) ... 
30— Geat I Am Late (OooiaAy) . 
a»— A Brata Uttle Qtri (Oraaa) 
U— Tsmpeataooa Adrentnra (OOBaOjr) 

2t— UUk ladnatrr in the Alfm 

S — Bosae Tima Bandit. 

rt uttle Ifazr •od Baa 

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^^^^^^^J^H^ Moving Picture Operating 
^'^"^'^SSli^l^^^^jHP/^H ^ weeks by mail 
^i^jS!^ Ih Jl P^lnre impossible, as we 

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1— laaa da Oastro C 
•— ne Two Fortraita 
•— mUaa and Anetts ( 

«— Uaebeth (Drama) 

•—Tbe Till at Ooiapao/ B... 

■ — Tbe BmptT (3radla 

• Jarr Oonanlta tba Oiada.. 



Sm Simar) aT4 
Veet 

(Oaadr) 4M 



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S— Tke Prlea t lealoosy ^ 
lO-^Tba Kxned Chief (Drama)... 
U-^Dataken Ideatltr (Draaa}. 
Zr— Tba WUte Cacrtlre of tkaf 




(Scnao) 

BelBTMatiaB a< Itathar (OaaaOr) H 
ladian Siira Hfince (Dnma).. { 
Keaaaocar B«T ir.ftrf~ ClUek 

Osmedy) TU 

M — ^Wlater Bethhig la tba Weat Uiaa 
W— Tbe Brara Deaarra tbe rair (DBama).. 700 
••—Vie Sbal ladsatiy tha "«»■—— (Ib- 

dsstrlal) aoO 

■0— A Tetacan a( the O. A. B. akaaa), 




,. no 

m 

ISO 

wnd Has ot Boneo'^domaOyjllll 180 

Paatbrr Oeck (Drama) 000 

I Basle'a Lm ASalr (OMaadr-Dn. 

a) .............. ...........a. •7B 

ad to TT apyliM aa (Baaanee).... ODD 

I ^aM fnuca). .......... SBO 

Uan (OooMdj) 

Xoat (drama) 1 




. tnt Prand CSnaa) 
Kakae a Toacb (Comedy)... 
( Pcwn'a DeTotlaa (OMrna) 

leHIatloB ot Foea (Drama) 94!> 

raraaea Bemrdad (Oomady) 443 

33— Bldlnc Siloal In Balstam (Edaca- 

tlSBaU 533 

. _ . _ _ ^ 

Cnraalr) 4S0 

..son 

... 4S6 
. 439 

. aio 

. Feet 
I-^AdUooa Betty (comedy) 3»T 

1— Imlde the Earth (colored spectacular) 618 

2 — ^Uax SV)IU the Police (comedy) BTl 

2 — Rldlna Feats by OwackB (edocatlooal) SS8 

4 — The Bonaway Dog (Comedy) 381 

4 — The Rhine tram CJolagna to Bincea (Od- 




•dy) .. 

8— BIcbeirtad 

8— CoL Booamit 

(T»»lcal) 




U— Borneo and >nllet in Town (( 
I»— Cingbt In the Bain (Comedy) 
30 — Opening an Oyster (EdaeatlOBal) 
SB— Onr New (Drama) ..... 

3T — The lioey Trail (Drama) ... 

SO— Tbe Fire CbitTm Oan^ter (I>tnM)..iniO 



Mm 



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111-113 Fourtb Avenne, 



PITTSBURG, PA. 



New 




NewGoods. OurSpecial 

fw die I 6 fBi^t weekly, 1 shipment, $7.50 
12 reeb weekly, 2 thip o MMt i , IIjOO 

■ , - ^ - * 

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loimGricH 




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And will U<CBBAi^B VOnB BDSUIBBS. It prsjKta VUCKBBI,a8a, 
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minote rewind ftHB pHfth 9WPfte.3OOiSi4K_^'0i^kB^ JBHVU^Jlfc 
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THE MAN THAT DEUVCra THE GOODS I 
mPT. W. Dl AMENTS PATENT 

EUTE PICTURE SCREEN 

Haa Bat 'wtlh '■-»--'--— t aaeecaa. IT otdeta taken tlK Orat wcA It*a tiw artF atat at tha 
Utmm Soccn 'wUeta la adaowledged the beat in tbe world. Tbe Elite BereCB iifhB MM piae- 
tlcal and coata aa aatv than the frelgbt wonid coat joo on tbe Uirrow. It'a ckcaytr ttaa trTing 
to steal It. Agcnta wanted eTerTwhetc. Liberal dlscoosu to lire bustlers. I protect all my 
CQStoniera. Don't set like a knot on a loa and expect money to come to 70a, wake np and 
bostle. A Cheap Skate or Lazy Man nerer sncceeda. Don't think you know It all becaose Toa 
hare a city theatre; tbe best things In the morlng plcthre world were dlacorered In the tail araaa. 
I anarantee tbe (ooda to be all I claim or mooey letondcd. Ho free aamplca handed ont tor puatsa 
to COOT from. If yon are a Utk one. 1 bare tbe cooda to dellrer. This ia tbe practical acreca 
for all kinds of abowa. Commnnlcste with CAFT. W. O. AMXNT. Site Ttieatia. Jaeluoa. Taaa. 



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Girl Strike l^acler 

-A jOr— t The wh ott — r UpMffc Film 




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In keefAig with the rapid advancement of tlie 
Motion Fictace i 



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Write, wire or call at our new quarters 
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FOR SALE CHEAP 
1000 SECOND-HAND OPERA CHAIRS 



JULY 9, i9ia " ''^ '%Mv T ti e B 1 1 1 b o a p d 



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(comedy) ■ ■•••••■"yj| *»«» *f 

T— Tbe ll»d Maa'i WW UHtBM 12SS 

U— TIM. HMU-BoomBm l llBIW... »«> 

14— Tb» Slwtg jPtlMgl . •'•f JgJ 
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15— Tto acMA Pmj. CD*!—) ............ ni 

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W_lIaaleB>ttlKlM OmttH ...... MI 

rosar ftorr (Ooaair) ............ m 

■ Oal •( th» Put (Drama) MO 
S— inasa eC I<ot* (DraBay ............ 8M 

«_OMTlct No. TM (Druaa) MT 

jr— AOBtl* at tbm Boat Baca (Osaadr- 

I •( — .^..^ , — - 

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0— JtltMt PuvM ....*..•••...•.•... SM 

4- ^nia MaJaaljraC tte Saw •..••.•«. ..«•.. 
y k Ifa^MB ClB0s^Dft 

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le— Bt ttie r«ltb o( a Child (Drama).... MS 

»— Wb*D Old New Xork Wa X«og 
<0MM4r- Drama) .................... NO 

Mr— - - 

1— Sand br the Flax (Drama) STO 

1— wUsoB'a Wlfa'a CorataBaaea (CioBcdr) 437 

2— Old Glotr <Dnma) MS 

5— A BaattUac Sdool Wnmaiwa <Cl— Sy) MS 
8— Detveca Lore and Honor (0MM|:>. SIT 
0— Beckct (Drama) ...•.'4^V.. W8 

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mnv OHBlflHdIlK 

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1— H<T Ufa for Bar Lara 

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lft-<4 TMp Tkroofk BraaQ (Traa^llgS).. SW 
M-AGMU aC tto.8«Bad«ea (dnma)..... 

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•—Tropical Jara of tbe Soatb Sea lalaada 

(Edacatloaal) 912 

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• "■■*'-'■- Tm« (Oo»*dy) 

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T— ^BSa Dat7 iW 

U— Her BooiaMa fDrama) 100 

11 — rJmbcrgar asd Ixira (Comadj) 400 

14— Waaanab Mi 

15— Har Dad's PUtd (Drama) SCO 

U— Tba Pbrcnolostat (Comedy) 400 

n— Marada (Onaa) OTS 

M— A Pladkr OUl (draaw) 

M— WbF Aoaa Batamad (CareMoady}.. 
SS-4I0tbar aad Daotbtar <*~i»«|.....„. 

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fea wvder (Draiaa) . 

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34 — Th. OoTemor'a Dangbtar (drama) 

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YOU HAVE HEARD abonfe 
the ABERNATHY KIDS, 

ROOSEVELPS friends;, 

who rodeiV2,S00 ndhs to gnel 
the hunta nMM. 

THEY ARB WONDERS— 
and we've got the exclusive 
n|[ht to show them in moving 
pictures. 

Can Yon Beat That 1 

Our first release, Wednes- 
day, July 13th, shows Tenqile 
and Louis, i^ed 6 and 9 yean 
respectivdy, in feats of hone- 
manship that will make you 
grab your seat handles and 
open your mouth. 

EVEN MORE— the story 
of tbe picture is tbe greatest 
tale of Western daring that 
vpu have ever gazed iq)on. 
Bvcnlndly. in tba ecwntiy 
kn^ibekidB. BB ALEVE 
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MARK M. DINTCNrASS. Mgr. 

27 Lniq;lM An..lEW IMI 6in. I.T. 



nun FOR SENT AND FOR SALE 

Alao tons alldes. machtawa. etc.. at a MSSMablB 
flznn. All (ooda are Orat-claaa. I^ et a a baaar 
TOOT reqolramenta. UNIVERSAL FlUf 00b. 
132S Arch Street. Philadelphia. Pa. 



•a.OOO Buya ISO Re«lm ol FUm. 
129 aeta of aonx alldeo aad a rental boalneoa 
tbat ta cleanlnc np, abore all azpeaie. tZOO 

month. CENTRAIi ITLM AND SUPPLY 
CO.. Saatnaw. Mich. Hara other b n a tna a a ta 
norida. 



WABTED TO TKADE Paaaioa Play. S 1. 
flsbt ptctacca. Alao bava 30 r tal a a< . 
trade, all la Baa abape. TAHHI 
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Time Billboard 



JULY % ina 



FAIR NOTES. 

At the STOonds of the Dodcre County 
Fair AnocUtiOD. Beaver Dam, Wis-, iltentloiis 
•ad ImprOTemects aro bein>: made for this Ha- 
fit, which Kill be bcid September 2S-30. 
P»IMlt» an being erected, Uie trmck Is belns 
nt iBte flrat-«lafla shape, etc. The usual Bom- 
Mr. *t amusement featiues are now betac 



A decided increase over last year's 
attandaiKe mark, at the Dntebeas Conntr Fair. 
PoQghkeepsIe. N. X., U expected thU season. 
The Bodaoo-Fnltim Celebration In New Tork 
iMt ran i—friinr aOaetad tb« ittirHmfr. bat 




Jjm Be* to the pAUe exrapt 

^ 0Kmw f tac to Floral Ban Is ten casta. Sta^ 
Amm are slTcn, and band cu u c ma glTai tree. 

fttmiinent speakers at the Interr 

state Pair, Bo»man, Mont., wtU be Senators 
Joseph M. Dickson and Ttaoa. H. Carter and 
•Z-Praaldcnt Booaerelt. Tha AL G. Barnes 
Ikice-rias animal ahow wm 
■anu, tndndlnc aernal tern 

i Six J300 
toot; two 

cyuo eachi 




Every effort Is beinir put forth to 
make tbe 1910 fair at De catui, lnd*t sorpass 
that of previous years. The beat attractlaiia ata 
belnc booked, a ^ood race prosram will to stsao 
and tbere will be pleotj of exhibits. Tk* aatts 
of tbe fair are Septeml>eT 6-8. 

l%e Hardin Connty FUr at Sadon, 
Iowa, win bare eight races for 
bnndrcd dollazs c*A taa 
each day. In tke war aC 
been booked an tto ~ 
■Dd other acts. 

The race purses of tte BtbUand 
-CtoatT rar. Wabfctoa, I). D.. will aaomt to 



Cawtracta ftv attractions hare 
mada -wlth tke- Wctatar Boaklns Co., of 
Vmtgo. N. D. The fair will be held September 
27-30. 

Manitowoc, 'Wis., Fair opens the 

■astern Wtscooain Fair and Raes Ctrrnlt, Aa- 
Cnst 23-26; Fond dn Lac. Wis., tbUows, Aa- 
■nst 30-Sept. 2; Plymoath. Wis., Ftalr. tbe last 
aC tbe clKatt, wm be held Septamber e«. 

^Skiron AsrlcultnTal Sod 

- *k Oot^ Can., wm bold Its fair 
' w-T.- Tlwfe will be the usual number of 
wsMbfta and other attzacrttons. 

' R. F. Pryor has been elected secre- 

'>Btar7 of the West EentaKkj Mr Al 
-MajOdd. E.J., to SQoceed W..I^ Bal^ 

One at. tbe feettme_aC flie liBoonib 

ne Ulssonrl Valley Fair 4 

wUI be held at Electrle 
, Ma.. Sept. 2«-Oct. e. 



CARNI VAU MOTBB. 

the ebmi^inai-V^^'-^ -' 

AaaoacmeBt Co. axe: MiMnB-aii 
L- S. Brixtol, ii»n ^mt MBM 
Glan Blinran and ta-—^ 
Pilnee. with BIIIt Stxeetar-aa tto 
Ira Wnaon's snakes. tllilhM'i 
Wheel and Spellman'a " j gi i 
Aerial Wrishts. doable tiapa. Ikoe act. Ue 
concessions consist of StsDe*! Bta n tij, Bam 
Eraa<!e. golden llsh pud, Mrs. Danna>a Sllp- 
pn- WTieel Hoop La. Ira WUaon'a Doll Rack. 
Marshall's Rabjr Glass and I^ng Ranse Bboot- 
lug Gallerr. Charley Ealda. Japanese Bowllns 
Alley. Hard Hat Morphy's HU-em-ap SMO^ 
Conway's Jewelry Wheel, Hia. VgatS*a MOT- 
elty Gallery. Kick's Noraltr Stand.. IWa -Pop- 
corn and jQlcee, Madame Coatcn'o. Fortune 
T eller and Sam Bose's Fonr Ban Trio. Billy 
Brown's mosIclaoB famlsb the moslcal enter- 
tainment. Tbe oOclals ot the company are: 
Henry OlfUiam, owner and manager* Doc An- 
man. general a«ent; Krs. Mary OUham treas- 
urer; C. W. Poster, mpedateiidait of lot: P. 
l^or Bristol, chief deetriciaB: FnC Hjatt. 
Mimal trainer. — , — . 

Following Is the Une-up oC j. Ftank 
Batch Shows: J. Frank sr**«* W. L. 

Wyatt. trareUng manager: Ja(k BamptaB. sis- 
eral agent; 6. H. Coleman. coMmSW anat: 
Sam Ach, promoter: William ARo. snetal anp- 
erlntendent; Antooio Pattafome. -mttral direc. 
tor; the LaBose Electrle Poontaln wttk fhlwul 
Phillip Ellsworth on tbe tctmt; Idttia 7ahB Old 
FlantatloQ. w. Li. Wyatt'a Prince Otta^ naUcct 
horse; Ralph Smltfa'a eraxy hooac. Oaop«i*s Fer- 
ns wheel. Denel Braa.' Doc Pooy and MoakCT 
Clrcns; Hatch's Blectrie tn^te^ Caxly OraUa. 



^eC tbe OOokMc and Roberts 

alilat ^_- »B WS Indades: C. J. 

i^^^"y ^ai ^>. Jitortl^ ftacral managers; 
Wpmtf r*^\MmtB^ ._caainwnffascnt: Chas. 

yS??&€aKSil2j5d5aB''''^'*'\jm?** 

■toar, OlaUifc aad DaliuV Bteetcte Tto ani! 
Cbaa. taabertrs .Msny-sonaad. OdarkM aad 
Roberts' BIc Snake. 

J. Geo. Lioos, Of the Nlgro and Loos 

Shows, has already contracted some blp fairs 
and home-coming celebrations for his company 
in Missouri, minols and Wisconsin. Among tbe 
sttractlons are the Mechanical Theatre, Tbe 
Dixieland Minstrels, Qneea Anne. Snakeland. 
Flve-in One. Beantles of the Deep, Tanlty Fair 
and Razzle Daxile ~ ~ 

presented besides the awd ]|IB-«(. 

X A. Macy. the tOn^imaHL ■ficm with 
tha Kteio am " 




Sarllle as 
he has placed 
last foor weeks. 

The Herbert A. Kline Show* played 
Uollnc. m.. week oC taa n. 
pleea ot tha Bad Mao. »a Mg I 
Legaia's Sflnl aww t lt.^ae 
star taamlmtl tMtHe. 

"^laln" Dare Morrle is handling tbe 
sonrenir pngna aC tbe JeSrIes-Johnson fight 
In Rcao. Daaa aaja ha kaa apt decided whiek 
oatflt 
W. 

~ V - 

a in 11 ■•mmm.m kMia Cki- 

The Cosmorpolitan Shotn. -319^ 1 
opened at Looa Park, Cblcago, % 
eight daja' engagement there. 

J. H. Joliiinn bae left .ttie Ooamo- 
poUtaa Bk— ■ Be, -I ta Jota aoBe oOer aotSt. 




WASTED SnOB— Vte Cart Rea'a Big Vaode- 
TlUe Tent Show: Tnha, Slide Tromlione and two 
strong Comets, one to doable TioUn. Two-night 
stands; state lowest, it's sure; I pay aU. 
Writ* or wire qnick. W. C. BEA. Troy, 111. 



PIANIST 

At Liberty 

A-l. experienced Pianist; foor years In tbe bis. 
Bailable, capable and deUrer the cooda. Ta» 
seasons with the GUplnsu Paalttiair do i 
booxe or diase. Deslra-aaBaa — t^»k . f^W 
or "rep" show, or tkntolL ABBBDK--^9 
MOBS. Geneaeo. nil. . - 



Uft tbe BOBTH VEB- 

HON Falr. 'jaly ino; smaads lifted by 

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For week ot Snt. 5 to 10, a Siat-dasa CamlTal 
t» coakiata tabor .Week ia Kearaaae. 

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Wants Carnival Co, 

For we^ bctfanlng second Mooday In Septets- 
ter; cSre deuUs in writing. E. S. GBAHAM, 
GnhasB, TaxaSa 




Big CTOwda, plen^ oC. m 
attractions also waatcd. 

PerrysrUle, Ohio. 



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Mo. 3254 Three Sheet 3Ki7 feet 4 Colors 
25, $6.00 50, $10.00 100, $18.00 
N0.02BI0 Eight Sheet 7x9 feat 4 Colors 
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PORTER COUNTY FAIR. VALPARAISO. INDIANA 



Waafe to Un Ikw attncUoai aad .pilvAjBuSa'- 
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OF TAIXS — A Utc. booest fair baa tbe great crowds orecy dar. Theia la 

exhibitors and taea atock want to be. 

r BROW FOB FAIB8, WORK OH THE TBACK. A 
. 6B£AT SPIXXAI. FEATTTBi:. The crowd getter eraiy ( 
J. E. BXTLXIYAN, Ifanager, Talpaxaiao, lad. 



F'OR. REIMT 

Cook Hoixse and Privilege Car 

With one of the Mggest Ctinival Companies on the road. Address J. J. JONES, week 
J^y^ChmellweKP>.;iwekJii<rll.Altoone,Bk. ■ ' ■ 



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Aprs MAKINB $15 DAILY. YOU CAN. TOO 



face cream, etc Actual TkhM^ n.26L 



'Sunple, 20 cents 

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Haadreds aC i 

why yoo can't do' tbe aame. 
street eoneta. at fairs, pienica. la ; 
"photo bnttOB man" always icapa a I 

WONDER CANNON CAMERA 

Anyone can operate it. PoaltiTelT do ex- 
perience required. OHI.T ttS.W needed 
to atart tbia big ontdo or baslntaa of yoar 
owa . TMa pan ta t -OMiyTiU TE OUT- 

riimi. trteod and casogk aan ' 

make 400 Snubed photo buttiaia . 
tlonal button plates, n per 100. GUt 
frames, S1.2S per groaa. WUI ship oat- 
flt upon receipt of $5.00 deT>oait. balaisce. 

C. O. D. 

HOTE — We make onr own plates and frames and guarantee tiiem to 
be perfect. We also sell plates and frames for all pbolo bcttoc fl::d 
aleere iT-...^h:r. ?. Wrlfo rlij for FREE CATAL-OG 
CHICAGO FEKEOTTPE CO., I>p*-, 120, CHICAGO, II-I- 





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Cat Eyss Dice Wire 

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JULY 9, iwa 



The Bill 



i LIST OF FAIRS 

BM4^ aiii -iHMilMtM ttpon which They are to Take Place — 
Information Procured by The Bill^Md 'Miwiiigh tfia PtBtoi/- 
tioii «< ilA^UiMqnatod Fa^^ 




BIO rAtB. OIBOUIT. 

'«a|SL?*KXNTDOKT rxSB CIBCniT— L*B- 
^SSSrET.. Fair. D»btUJ«. Ky., F»lr. Har- 
^SSiK. Kt., Uunr Coana Fair. Perrr- 
Tffl*. New PttryrlUa Fair. Klduaood. 

rff ifttar. imw TOBK TBOTTQJO AJSaU.— 
^ortla^ M. 7., Oortlaad COnaty Acrtenltaral 
■odatr. Drjaen. N. T.. A«rtcnl^ 
■ael*». Tnunaaabarc. N. Z.. UbUb ffHnl- 

xT Bnea Oontr AgrieiatmX BtOMj. Owa- 

S. T., OMBOBC Oonty Aciiealtnni 
, OcoM. N. T.. OcBM Acrlenltnral 
iid^. Hawark V*"??, »• 
Tlon A«rtoiltwBl aodUr. W. P. Blna, 
Tramaiirtnir*, K. I., grandant of ctreoH W. 
J, Orcasmao, CartlaDo, H. Y.. aaeietary J. 
B. WUaoo. Drrdus. N. T., tnararer. 
BARBKK CONNIOTICDT OIBUUIT. — Pntaam. 
CtBB., Pacnam Fair. NorwIA. Oodo.. Naw 
Lcodcs Co. Fatr. WlUlmaatle. Coaa., Hoia*- 
ilua Park Asrtcoltnral Fair. BockTlUe. Oms.. 
BaeknUa Fair. Btaflarl SprtB<a, O nrn i . Btmf. 
fora Bpriact A«TlealtaraI * — 



•oit IkMac tad.WaSr Aaa. CarChas*«^ O.. 
Hawjjf Cmatr rate. Bpilasflcld. O.. Ouk 
Champa l| 



IILj^au^^alcB_Oo._ ralr. 



0«w Mr. 

Kastoo« Ot 

a H.. Vimtto Co. ralr. Boitoo," O., Oar- 
laoot Oo. ntr. ■ Banafaatalna, 0~ Lon> Oa. 
Tall. BUoekcater, O.. CUaton Ooaatr fair. 
TiOBdo n . O., Iiai1la<»i Ooontr Fair. Wapako- 
B«ta, O., An^alM OosatF Valr. CoInaibQi, 
0„ Ohio State Fair. Daxtoa, O., HoatsomaiT 
Oo. Fair. UanariUc. O.. Calaa Oo. Fair. 
Eatoo. O.. Pnblie Coaaty Talr. I^banoa, O., 
Warrao Coanty Fair. Troy, O.. Miami Co. 
Fair. Hamilton, O., Batler OobatF mr. J. 
W. Crowl, Utbaaa. O., clicalt aacntair- 

M ioma AM tbothko amd PAona cm- 
Cuua — fnrtlafc IHl^ Port Bon*, Bn 

Wal*. t. p . Bnrsdoct, Bay dty, Ifkh., dr- 
mtprTfj 



*AUMY 8HOBT SHIP dBCUIT 

— Orlfsnnia. OL, Ulaola Vallay Fair. Qolaer. 
nL, fab. Kaeoob, HI- Maeanb Fair, tah- 
aell. 111.. Unaknall Fair. BoihTlIla. m.. 
Fair. Lawlatoira. in.. Faltoa County Fatr. 
KaazTlIIa, m., Kaakaka* Oooaty Fair. La- 
Bana, OL. la ir. 
MOMTANA ontOUrr—JoUat. Wn—an. Lnria- 

tawn, aiaBOtr*. Ifllaa CltTt.aiaaS ~ 

lana, Okioook aad KallapoL 9k' 

Rna«wan. cAr enlt aaoatary. 

W BBWS KA VAIBS SHOBT SBIPII 
COIXS-flawatd, M_ falb Vn^agUm, Mb., 
Dawaoa Oo. Fair. Otatka. MA., fate. Ckad- 



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BASTEHN PB(K8XI.yAinA FAIH OIBCUIT. — 
Bctklabem. Pa., Stat* Fair. Naaarath. Pa.. 
Ncrtkamptoo Oo. Fair. AUaatown. Pa., Fair. 
BeadlB*. Pa., Great BcaiUs« Fair. Tork, 
ra., Fatr. Bloamalxirs. Pa.. Fair. Barqr 
B. Bchall. AUaatown. Pa., dicoU aaoataiy. 

flBZAT NOBTHBRM CIBOOtT.— Bowballa. N. 
O., Pair. Mlnot. N. D.. Fair. Caado. M. 
D., Pair. Cacda, N. D.. Pair. Qtaad Forka, 
N. D., Qrand FotU Fair. Farco, N. D., 
BUta Fair. 

BBSEN UOmiTAIN aBCUIT.— Ulddlabniy. 
Tt. Aldlaoo Co. Fatr. Botlaad. Tt.. Bat- 
land Co. Fair. Fair Baraa, Vt.. Waatcm 
Tarmoot Fair. MaaebeMer, Vt., BaaaaaklU 
Vallay Fair. Sooth WaUlnctonl. Vt., Sooth 
WalUattsrd Fair. Waller K. Faraiwortk. 
Bailaad. TL, aacratary ot elrealt. 

■BlUT WESTBKN OIKODIT— Ft. Wayoa. iDd., 
Orrat Fort Wayoa Fair. Tor* Banta, lod., 
Fair. Otaad Kaplda, Ulcb.. Waatara Ulchl- 
•M Kala Fair. Kalamaaoo, Mich., later- 
Mia talr. Detroit. Mlcb.. MlcMna State 
Fklr. aareUBd. O.. Fair. Poerurui.. Fair. 

Bi.te Fair. MUwaaka% Wkb. 

»at« Pair. ColemkaiL .0., 0H«.9Ml.rar. 

iptlnflleld. lU., nsSi r 
Tuai. Taxaa State Valr. 
Pair. Pboen^ Arta., Fair. 
lUJNOIS CBNTBAL TROTTtNQ AND PAO- 
INO CIRCUIT.— Cambrldfe, ill.. Beary Oo. 
Fair. Wyomlax. Ul.. Fair. Ptiaeatoa. UL. 
■Umb (^ty if>lr._ My a s ae ;J I^K««ggy 

15™. lU., Fair. 

omu^A^nDapcKT and iu.iNom oir- 
■£WT. 1t»aiainii.. lad.. Fair. DalSbtewa. 

Ky ntr. lit. Vaiaoa, lad., Mt. Tanoa 

Fair. CarmlTia.. VWr. MaeatMu.lM.. Olk- 
•n Co. Pair. TlaaMBMk aSZTwiSr Jaa. 
Lj<traddla. Ht^SSS ■mShnI «( 




«>rn ilt; Alaa , 

PTEitNATioiiAi, oiBooir w tm m o m 

UD UnBRN OAMA0A MatlllimirTt.. 
(^■ujUa Talley Fair. Skarkroakaw Qaa,. Caia.. 
^■•da't Oraat ■aktaia Mr. Baitoa. VI., 
url*i,ui coaaty Fair. St. Jekaabary, Vt, 
riU.ionla Fair. WUte BiTer Jnnctloa, Vt.. 

' Ot SUte Fair. Brattlabero, Vt.. Vallay 
nir. n. B. Okaaaall. Bharbroeka. Qoa., Caa.. 

■Sf' jrVlB AND MUMI VALLBT FAIB 
gH^jra^-^^ckaatat. Adaaa Oa. Fair. 



(OB. Kelt.. Dawaa Oooaty Fair. Thadtotd. 
Neb., Fair. Beatrice. Neb.. Gasa Ooonty 
Fair. Bis Spttu*. ' Kib., Fair. AlUanee, 
Neb.. Fair. W. B. Smith, Seward, Neb., clr- 
cnlt eccretarr. 

NISHNABOTMA TALLBT SBOBT SBIPMBNT 
CiaoniT.— Andnboa, la.. Aodoboa Coonty 
Fair. Atlantic la.. Caaa Cooa^ Fair. Atoca. 
ta.. Pottawattamie Oonnty Fair. Carl B. 
Boffaaa, AUaaUc la., eltcalt aaoatary. 

NOBTBBAST MISSISSIPPI FAIB ASSN.— Tb- 
pelo. HIM., Fair. Baldwya, Mia., Northeaat 
Mlaalaalppi Fair. BoaBTUle, MiM.. Valr. Oor- 
Inth. Mtm.. Alcorn Ooonty Fair. W. U Mc- 
Elrey, Baldwya, Mlaa., aactetaiy. 

NORTH OKNTBAI. KANSAS FAIB AND RAC- 
ING CIBCDIT— St. Marya, Kan., Fair. Nor- 
ton. Kan., Fair. Smith Oenter. Kan., Smith 
County Fair. Sallna, Kan., Sallna Ooonty 
Fair. BaUattUa, Kan., Fair. MePberaoa, 
Kan., MePbaiaoB Coonty Fair. Clay Oaatar, 
Kan.. Olay Otater FUr. OeocnidU. Xaa.. 
Fair. iSlaoaw Kas.. Fklr. lOnoaaMlia. 
Kaa., Ottawa Oonnty Fair. RIW'. Kan., 
ralr.. FNd yr. Stiuita, OoaeordU, Kan. 

NOBXBWXST IOWA FAIB CIBOUIT— TaSei^ 
aaa. In., Fair. BoekwcU CX^, la.. Fair. 
FOada, la., bib Foar Mr. Bae aitT,_Ia.. 
■iTOo—tT Alta, la.. Bntaa VMa 

OMB^ Vafr. A. L. DMO. prcaldeat, Fooda, 
la.: 7. P. MuUea. Foada, la., eecretary and 
traaaurer. 

OaiO. PBNN3XLVANIA. MASXLAND AND 
WEST TIBOINIA BACUM ASSN.— •■• ,rV*. 

kOB. W. Va.. fair, t kh aial . W. Va. r ir. 
Wbaallat. W. Vs., Mr. . ■PnkHaiH.ie \V. 
Va., Fair. Oiawieliun, Fa.«_Mr. iMwauo, 
Pa.. Pair. MoncaatowB. W. Va.. Fklr Paaaa- 
boro. W. Va.. Fair. BoAaanoa. M'. Va., 
Fair. OambarUnd. . Md.. Fair. Bac-ratoWB, 
Md., Fair. Baltlmoc*, Md., Fatr. Bui.i. Aa- 
deraoa, Wbaoltec W. Va., drcntt aacn?t«ry. 

SIXTH DISTBICrr FAIB ASSN.— Victor. Ia., 
Victor DUtTlct Pair. Grlnnell. Ia.. Powa- 
ahlek County Fair. Nawtoo. Ia., Jaiper Oo. 
Fair. PaUa, la.. Laka Ptalria OMrlet Fair. 
What Owar, la.. Mr. Mew ftaw^J^ Haw 
Sbaroa Olatrkt Mr. X 8. Si^ K. Vic- 
ter, la., aeootary. 

SODTBBASTBBN INDIANA FAIR CIBCUIT.— 
Kdlnbara. ' Ind., Fatr. North Verooa. lad.. 
North Veraoa Fair. 0>(ood. Ind.. BIplay 
Coonty Fair. Lawiaaccbors, lad., Lawiaaco- 
baix Pair Aaan. arecnabort. Ind.. Dacatar 

. OaaatF Fair. Oalmboa. lad.. OMambaa Fair. 




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take weB— good yahie— and satisfy. We have many other ezceD- 
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A PMndafftlM Pewrdar Makes FoPty>flv* Gallenaaff 
Orangaada, and Rataila far $40. 



We snarantee tkla powder to make the best Oranvaada oa tha maitet. Vastca the beat, 
and paya you the t>e«t profit. Does doc contain Coal-tar color or aaytbtac praklblted by 

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BweetPD aud It Is ready to drlok. PTic«. $:^.25 per lb., prvpalil. Sample Isallon) paekaga lOc 
We «l:>o make Lemonette. Raspberry Cider. Strawberry Cider and Cberry Cider powdcra, 
wblcb are tbe same strengtb and price as our Oranjreade powder. We make Crea-Cola, 
Sherbet-Ale, Peacbette, rep-Frulta aad Pi: apiile Cider is llqntd form, an oonre makea 
2 gallosa of (be liquid. Price (2.50 per lu-ouuw bcttie. Sample of any one kind. lOe. 
poatvaM.. Wa-aetl Ooolcra. 6Usa Jara, Tomblera and Tomblcr Carrteia at lowcat palcaa. 



CHASLXIIOIIBSEr CO, HOI 



sl, cncmEL 




AUTOMATIC BUnON CAMERAS 
FLOSS CANDY MACHINES 

SleeTe Caawina trom fU np. Battoon (or all aakaa 
of eamena, Flataa and aappllaa. Write ta.day. 

GLOBE ELECTRIC t MFG. CO. 

Dept B,. tl-a rrankfort Bt, B«w York, 17. S. A. 




A Carnival Company Wanteci 

. - . .- ywl»lfc 

L.^aaaanaCK 



I «C m. Vataaa, lad., want la 



wUk a flrat^laaa Camlral Coaipaay 



tiii»<» 



JULY % ma 



VUik-- W. G.-KoRis, Xt. Tenoo. lad., presl- 
• dent or elicnlt: B. G. Porter, Edinborg, Ind., 

wctetary. of .circuit. 
BOUTHEKN PAIB CmcniT.— Ixml*»me. Kj.. 
. KentnckT St»te Fair. Nashville, Tenji.. Tenn- 
enw Sute Fair. Metapbls, Teac., Trl State 
Ftlr. Bltmiagbam, Ala , Slate Fair of Ala- 
' bama. Uontsomcrr, Altu, Falr.^ Haoaarille, 
Ala^ 'FaU. Cotaataiw' -Oa^ tfriE.- Rank 
tmtr M emphla, jMi^ .« «liM«i y '«C tteem lt. 
.WHTTHEBN OHIO SBOK SBV CnCDIT. — 
■ Colnmbiia. O.. State >Mr- ti— iMi-Ol, 

Fair. UartetU, 0„ W«" — ^ 

Atbena. O., Fair. H. -a. 

C circuit aect^tary. '■ 

:XBI-8TATE -SHOBT SHIP 

KEBBA&KA. IOWA AND , 

Keb., 'Aifbnm ■ StmuBer Bae*' ;|b«t> 
city. (Ceb., Nebraska Cl^, .«pe«d 

Fair Aasn. Bed Oak. la., IfoatgonMrr 

' CbUDtr Fair. JJalwm. U.. UlUs Coootr Fair. 
- ^ Fair nut Matt- 




, Uo^ IWr. pm.UjtaK*.,!*., Iowa SUte 

. I. X. 6wa£llalm!B. la., pnstdcnt 
elicnlt. B. C. Howe, Avbm, N.eb,,_MeictaT7 

cf circuit. 

TIBGINIA..CABQUNAS AXD.GEOBGIA FALB 
CIBCCTT. — Oalaz. Va.. Calaz Bklr. Yadfonl. 
Va.. Fair. Tazewell. Va.. Taxewell Fair 
Aian. Boaooke, Va.. Boaaoke I. K A.' Aasn. 
I.nicbbnrc. Va.. Inteistate Fair. Wlpatop- 

Salem. S. C PlcdMM Walr. " 

K. C. Cntial CanUaa Mr Am 

■-■WESTEBN - . WISCONSIN FAIB- CIBCUIT.— 
BeedabsrK. Sparta, 'Tomati.' FOttaKe. Mana- 
ton, .-.Tinqua, Viola. ElroT and -Gajs JfUls. 
;W. A;.Stolte, Beedabors, Wis., elieult leac 
"tarr. C^^n ' - - ^ 

^.VEST rrSKKESSBE AND KENTOCKT FAIB 

• 'WEoCItT. TMin . W««t T*nne«i*« 1 Fate. 
V ■ DreidCD. TeBBT.- "Weakley County Fairr ' Parta. 
= Tens.. Henry -'Coanty Fair. Jackson.^ Tenn., 
'i Fair. Corlntb. Mlsa.. Fair. HumtHridt, 
FBte.- .-W. F. Baxnr. elte»tt aawUiT. 

&tliMBh^IJme«toDe Co. Valr' Aao. .'Oct. IT-21. 
- R. H. Walker. «*cy. 
Slnolnxham — Alabrm^ SUte Fair ErUbltlm As- 
' twlatloo. O-t. 6-15. Fraa^ P. CbaSe*. aecy. 
. "Cblldenbors — Negro Faraina' Aasn. Oct. 31- 
V i. r. wn.la-....e^. ^ 

Oct. U-2S; 



ti 
E 




Annnal Fair 



Sot. 1-12. 



a-wawwag 

CuUile— Central AikaMaa Fair. Oct. tT-Sl. B. 

I D. \lBaxy. secy. 

El Dorado— UnloQ Connty Fair. Oct. IMS. B. 
N. Benson, chairman amnscflicnts and coacii 



ot. 



Fajetterille — ^Washlnston Moanty - Mr . 
■ Oct. *-7. E- L. Nettle«hlp. aeey. i.v-"-; 
;Bot Sprins — Arkanaas Slate Fair AMK 
J! 10-15. Geo. B. Beldlne jecy. 
Hn-— Mena and Palk Coonty Fair Aasn. 

17-20. Ed. J. Wolfe. aec.». - _ 

MoTflton— Conway CODSty Fair. Oct. 18-21. C. 

E. Simpson, secy. 

CALIFOBBIA 
Frerao — Freo-io Co. ApricBltvid. *«— Dates 

not set. B. A. Powell. Seefi V-i • - = ••' 
Baoford — Kings OmBtJ Fair. : 




r. B. Manh. teer. 
Senei — Interstate Fate and CsvMltl 

3-lT. O. C Pnller. mrrr- . 
Fort Morgan — Morgan Coanty Fair Aaaodalion. 

Sept. 6-B. Samuel Batbbone, secy. 
Grand Jonctlon^Mesa CoantT Indostrlal and 

FMt Pair. Sept 20-21. Cbaa. Gaatao. aeey. 
Montroa c Montro>e Weatera Slope Agri. Pair. 

Sept. 20-23. S. V, Hobangb. »ecy. 
BockT Ford— Arkensaa Valle,7 Fair A«»n. Ang. 

30-Sept. 2. G. M- Hall, secy.; G. E. Pnble. 

■nt. Mcy. 

ooHVEcncnr 

IMbnry — Danbury Fair. Oct. 3-8. H. T. Bnck- 

sJ^rd^'nllford AgrL Fair. SVpt. 2S-30. 
Hartford— The Conaeettcnt Fair Aam. 8e»t. 5- 

ia. Walter U. Oaad w i a. aaB-. . .-v -. -.i ■ 

Lyme— Lyme Graage' flUc. ' WpC-4l<';.Xi^.W. 



New HaTo — TSew BaTca Cooaty Bactiealtaal 

Society. Sooe time In Norember. Frederick 

H- Wlrts. aeey. 
Norwich — New Londo-i Co. Agricaltoral Society. 

Sept. 5-7. Tbeo W. Xerrlactoa. Soatli Can- 

terborr. Conn. 
Patoam— Putnam Fair. Dates aat aat.. > i » Mt 

M. Arnold, secy. 
Bockmie— RorkTllIe Fair Asan. Sept; -20-2S. 

F. J. CbUe.v. secy. 
StaSUd SprUss— SUBotd Sprlan Asrlcaltmal 

Mt*j^ . amt. -»»-. .&X^Sar..aacr. ./ 

' .Sf ';<iv-v..iv-*d " 



Castle Coaoty Fair. Abb. M- 

". aoc S>V lb ^cott Tbwnsehd. secy. ' ': ^ 

. ' -TLQHITA ; 
Ocala — Maiian Co.' Pair Aasn. ->'0T-. 22-25. D. 

S. Williams, secy. 
<Pensacola — Inteistate Fair; -Nor. 7-12. James 

C. Wataon, secy. 

OEOBeiA .-. A 

Atbena— GeorgU SUte Agrl. Soc Aac. 10-U. 
• Martia V. i^Tin, secy. 

AngBsta — Georgla-CaraUna Falr.^Asaai-.^ Xdt. 7- 

12. 'Frank E. Beaoe. secy. 
Calhoun— Gordon Coanty Fair. Oct. lS-22. J. 

T. MeVay. secj. 
Oooclaa — Coffee Coaoty Fair Asao. Not. lS-19. 

'iMTla Tanner, secy.- . - 

Katoatoo — Potnam Co. Fair.' - Oatca aat act. JL 
F. Maaa. accy.- 

Fair Aaaa. Oct-.-aMtov. S. 
secy. • 

'- IDAHO " ' ■ ' " : • 

Blackfoot-.Miniaatem Idaho Fair Asan. Sept. 

13-17. W. K^ BtnlDebeam. secy. 
Boise— Uaho ttata Fair.. Oct. 9-10. Wm B. 

GlbaoB. aeey. 
Caldwell— Cany OQ Coaaty Fair Aan. Oct. ««. 

J. B. Gowen. secy. 
Lewlston — Lewlstoa-darkston Fair. OcL 10-15. 

C. W. Moants, secT. 
Mooatala Hone — Elmore Co. Fair Assn. S-pt. 
28.30. 

UoatpeUo^Xoalpdicr FalE. «vt. 4-T. 
Parte— Bear Lake Oonaty Fair aat OcMag Aa 



aoeUtioo- Sept. 2S-30. 
St. Anthony— Fremont Co. Fslr . 

23. W. D. Yagor. secy. 
Twin City— Fair Asan. Sept. -IZ-IT. 



Sept Ik 



nuaon 



Sept. IS-IC. J. 



T-ML 



Albion — Edwards County Fslr. 

R. Doty. secy. 
AJedo — Mercer Co. Agrlrultoral SodctJ. Sift, 

20-23. W. D. Emerson, secy. 
Altamoat-^tainont Agil. Fair. Aa*,' S»4epC 

2. Fnd Kaanier, aeey. . 
Anna — Fair. Ang:. ap-SrpC 2. ~Fnaic B. Kroh, 

secy. - * i 

Atlanta — Atlanta Ualsa OcatrsI Agil. Society. 

Aog. 30-Sept. 2. B. i; Pasapelly.- secy. 
BelleTme — St. Clalr Oonnty Fair- Aaw. >. Beat. 

13-17. Richard D. WIechcrt. isety.:-: » 
BelTldsie — Boone Coonty Fair. " 

Myron D: Perklna, secy. 
Bradford— Fair. Sept. 27-30. 
Biceae— Breese D. aod F. 

Aas. W. Gmnx. secy. 
Baaks»n ' Basbatll -Fair Assn. "Ass. 0-12. J. 

H. Jiokaaaa. secy. 
Cambrtdge— Heoiy Cooaty Fair.' Aog. 22-20. 

Tbeo. Bdltenstela. seer. 
Cbrrleston — Coles Co. Fair. Aog. 23-27. W. V. 

Miles, sopt. prlr. 
Chicago— Tbird National Apple Sbow. Kor. 2S- 
V Dee.-4. Ben H.-Blre. secy. ■ 
Cbtcago— Inferaaflonal Live Stock Enik Mar. 

ae-Dec. 3. B. H. Helde, secy.? 
Carml— White County Fair. Sept.' 5-10. C. U. 

Barnes. Be*?-. - 
CarroUtoo — Greene Cooaty Fair .Asan. Get.- 18* 

21. 8. E. Simpson, ma. . ifi: ' 
Camargo— Douglas Oik. FUK ScK Ml.*' IFI'IL 

Barge tt. aeey. _ 3* ".' vi. - ■ . ■ 

CarHnrtne— Vaeaapta.43l!plr- MB^.^<Bctk ■ n-H. 

DeUTsn— Taaewdl Oti Wifc a llaril 

23-28. J. O. Jones, secy. 
Danrers — McLean Coonty Fair. Sept. 0^9. John 

8. Popple." aeey. 
B Paao— Woodlbtd Co. Fair. Ang. 2&.Sept. 2. 

H..J. Xfegtmyer. secy. 
Elwood — Fair. Sept. l-t-IOL Marion Bib. aeey. 
Falrfldd— Wayaa Caaat; Fair Asaa. Aug. SMS. 

Harry L. LeUacK.ascR. : 
Pklrbnry- Fslitai j". rMam: \a^ **.-'-e. 

B. Oacd OB. aacr. ■ . 
Fieepisl Blspfcansea : Oa.' 

Sept. 64. ' JaaL Bms. I _ . 
Galena — Jo Pawle a s Osonty Fair. 

Geo. C Bllsb. secy. 
Goleooda — Pope Coaoty Agricultural Aasn. Oct. 

5-8. C. C. Kerr. secy. 
Greesiv — Cmnberland Co. Fair. Sept. 0-10. Jaa. 

C. TrsTls, secy. 

GrlggSTlUe — Illlonls VaUey Fair Assn. July »■ 

22. Boas P. Sbinn. secy. -, ■ . . 
Baidls — Calbcioa Coaaty Agriepltaral Fair Ansa. 

Sept. 28-30. Cbss. H. Laarar. aeey. 
HsrrtSborg— BanlsbBtg Fslr * Pack Aaa. ttfL 
a ^ JW^ asc,.^^ .^ ^ 



«a«taa AfrtcaHaial IMr ^ 
Show. Aag. SB. Os w g a bpaaa^ aotv. 

JoUet— Jollat -— — 

Sept. S. 
Chlcsgo. ni. 
Jonesbcro— Fslr. tw^ -ttM .-.A. T. 
Josllo-Joslln Fafe-' i«& ' 'K., 

aide, secy. ' ■ 

Kankakee — Ksnkskee District FattCr'Sq 

Leo Small, secy. 
Kewaaee — Henry Coonty Fair. MM " 
B. HaAlna. ae^. . . ^ 



as- 
st.. 



B-9. 



secy. 

Lebaocn— Boooe Cotmty Agricultural Society. 

Aog. 16-in. W. J. Sanford. secy. 
LeBoy — I^Boy Fair sad Agrlraltaral ■ Asan 

Ang. 10-19. Edw. - 

LewistOD — Folton Co. 
V. Gnat, secy. 



laaK^irtlli lata: 



MeWshb Putnsai Cooaty Fair. Sept. ST-W. Ed 

win O. Gnnn. secy. 
Mseomb — Macomb Fair. Aug. 2-5. B. W. Bar 
rla, jec.T. 

Martoo — Williamson Cooaty Fair. Sept. 20-21. 

Geo. C. CampMI. accr. ' 
MartinsTille— aaik OtaatT Fair. .Bvt; 90-24. 

H. Gasaway. aecjr. 
Mason — Gntady Co. Agrlcnltural Fair. 

IS-lfc F. H. Clapp. secT. 
JtUfoid — Smford.Bone Fslr Assn. Ostes aot 

set. E. 8.:'Beiioa. secy. 
Montlcello— natt-Cbanty Bosrd of Agilcoltorc. 

Ang. ia-l& I. a TIfvett. secy. 
Moenaoo— Wllttilli : Csaaty Central .Agd. Soc 

Sept^ e tt ..W. A. natittt. aeey. 
Mt. CarraB— Camn Osaaty Fair. Aag; 304ept. 

2. Gal. If. Feeaer, secy. 
Mt. Sterling — Brown Coootr Pair Aaan. Joly 

26- 29. E. W. Gerschwinder. secy. 

Mt. Vernon — leffervoo Coonty Fair Aasa. SepL 

27- TO. c. B. Keller, serf. ' 
Mnrphysboto— Jackson Connty Fair. Sept. 

Chas. L. Bitter, secy. 
Newton — Jasoer Coonty Agricultural Board. 

Sept. i3-17. Isaiah Stewart, secy. 
Ohio— Ohio Home Coming. Latter part of Ang. 

W. Bt. B n iha . .seep. ^ . 
O n m m 0>!« ' C aaa t>^ 'AwlcJfM=»Mifc- Aog. 

aMfc- ■-'W»:,P.- »eaiar .aacr.-V . 
01av-<iehlan« Oa.. falB.-v a^L. - Jaa. 

Faria-sagar Co. Mr. Aac:9Ait:S;.^W..B. 
' Bedman. aeey. 
Peotooe — ^Falr. Sept 21-33. Fkcd Casateaa. secy. 
Feteivbnrp — Menard Coonty FalK 8aptk~ 0-0. 

D. W. Frackelfon, secy. 
Pefersburjr — Menard Coonty Fair." Sept 0-0. 
Plnckof.yrl'e — Perry Co. Agrlcnltnrsl Society. 

Sept. 20-23. F. C. Wlldy. secy. 
Piper City— Ford CO. Fair. Sept. 13-10. L. D. 

JacksoD, secy. 
PlalnOeld — WIU Coonty Fair. Dates iwt act. 
FHaodaB — Bomm - Coaatr Aarlcaltnral Board. 

Sept M. Chan. 1.. TiImMs seer 
Qala^— Fafc : <n|p 9S4B. Oca. Oirood, secy. 

^ ^ft _mma^ Cjiam . wut. oet u-is. 
tMinwieSSS?^jSS^'»rik- c. a. 'Griffith. 

secy. 

RoblnflOD — Ctawford Co. Grange Fair. Seiit. 

20-30. Henry Coulter, secy.. DDD<-aorlIle. 111. 
Sandwich— Sandwich Fair Ann. Sept. 13-10. 

C. L."Stlov>n secy. 
Saybrook — McLenD Coimty Fat^. I>alps not set. 
Springfield— lllinote Btat* Fair. Sept 30-Oci. 
" J. K. WtMaasa. . aNT.fej^ 



SlSlT 



Scot. IL Mao* Wl nb t a rt.- iccF. 

StrrllttC— Fair. Ang. aO«ept. 2. Carl S. Coe. 
•ecy. 

Urbwna — Champaign C'^mt.y Fair Assn. Aog. 

30^Sept. 2. H. D. Olilhim. i>ecT. 
VlPDua — Jotinwm County Fair. Dates not set 
Wenons— Marshall Connty Fair. Sept 14-10. 

Alfred Jndd. secy. 
Wyomlnr— Siark County Fair. Ang. SO-Bept 2. 

John Sojltli. ^e*-y. - . 

Woodstock— ilcHi nry Cotiat7 . agetf^if, Baar-L 

Sept Ml Geo. -A. Ha>U atcr> . . 



Cooatp lUr. StK>'M> Or- 

floodale. secy. 

la — SoaoTflle BMr Aasn. Aag: 

8. J. F. Rlcbardsoa. atcy. 

Borwell— Benton Co. Fur. Sbpt 12-10. 

Bright secy. - 
BoortKm — Boort>on Fair AasB. . Oct 4-7. 

Parks, secy. • • ' • 

Bremen — Marahsn OsaalF SMB; SO 

B. Snyder, arcy. 
CMaoey — Spencer Coonty Fair. Sept. 5-10, J. 

P. Chrissey. secy. 

FUr. Aog. 33-27. Thoa. 



Hiram 



J. 



<X Fkaa Mr. Sept. •■ 



CooTCfae— JUaad Osaaty Agrleultnral Asa.^. 

Ooo. Sept 20-23. Will W. Dtaac^^V.. 
Corydoo — Barrlaoa Cbunty Agrlenllacal l^k<-' 

Aug. 20-Sept 2. A. cf. Ward. mo. " 

'''I'^'t^'"**'* *^ '^»«>- Si^t lb a. 

T. H. Bodlne, secy. ^ 
CrawfurdarUle — Montgomery Coonty AsTlnU!iir.d 

Society. Sept. 6-9. J. N. FostCTTseS 
CTotbersTllIe — CrottaerSTllIe Pair AsaocUi •■ 

Aug. SO-Scpt. 2. WUi L. DenafortTsicy 
Cq y°-?-<?^ t-f;*>« CO. Fair. Aog. i^-aiL iw 



Pecata r — G reat HSctksca. ladlaaa Nik Im. 
Beat ~ ■-- ' 



17-20. Jan. It Oavlik oaQ 
Edinborg— JohasoB CoTMr. ^Tiijr' IM-S. Kahi 

O. Porter, secy. 
Elwood— Elwood Driving Park A Fair Aa^ 

Aug. 23-26. W. E. Clymer. secy. 
Eranarllle — Fair. Aug. 1-8- Alra Bagoo, serj, 
Fatrmount — Falrmooot Fair Aaan. Auc S-1-* 
Walter L. Jay, aecj. ^ • 

Ft Wajne— Great Ft Wsjoe Fair. SmL 20. 

24. P. T, s:rleder, secy. , 
Ftankfuii — -ciiiitoa Co. Fate Aaa^. .'Aiv- SO'SI^' 



W. O. aimmelwrlght 
IkaaUlB— Johaaoa Sc 



Gne 



Agrt. - ft -Hictt. Aaao. 



Sl-SM: S. , 

s ug ■ U e cauu COnntp Pair. Aog. ic-i-j. 
Dr. C. B. AInawarth, aser- - 
Gashes— BUhsrt Coaaty fUr aad AgrlealtorsI 
Sodatt. Sept. IS-lfc Fraak B. Yoder. seey" 
Hlmtlo^mrc— Pate. Sept. 12-10. 'Z. W. PIckl 
bardt secy. 

Hnntlngtoo — Hiutlngton Fair Assn. Sept Ig 

17. Adam 8. Beck, aeey.; B. Slmooton, mgr, 
Indlanapolla — Indiana State Fair. Sept. U' IOl 

Chas. Downing, aeey.. State Hoose. 
Keodaunue— KcndallTlae Fate. Sept 20^. O. 
' O. Biara. seer. 
g e nt la a d - K aatoa Cooaty FUr.. 

Wm. SlBaona, secy. 
Lafayette — Tlppecaaae Osaatr-FaiE. 

Sept 2. C. W. Traria. ae«.. 
La Forte— La Porte CO. Agricutaral ASM. Ang. 

80-Sept. 2. J. E. Bowell. secy. 
Lawrenceburg— Lawrencebatg Fate Assn. August 

9- 13. Batal G. Blelby. aeey. 

Lebanon — Boooe Coaoty Agricoltnral ' Badety. 

Ang. 10-lB. W. J. iaaCMC aacr. 
Liberty— Dnion Coonty - Fair AasK -Aac. SUk. 

Milton Maxwdl, secy. ' 
Marengo— Crawford Co. Pate Assn. Aog. 22-20. 

U. SL- Vuff . secy. 
M sil t B i O iMt Ce. AgrL A F»te Aaan. Sapt Oft. 
' BL F. Xaciaek aecp. 
WMIsW sia n sa iir . M a Ol aia aaa'".:iMM«ai» 

OoBBtlea AgrienltBial Sodety. Aag 24. P. 
' A. Wlsebart. secy. 
Itetpellai^BIackford Co. Pair. July SB-^ 

C Smith, aeey. 
Ht. VenioQ — Ut Vemoi Fair Aon. Aagasi 

10- 10. J. M. Harlem, seep.'. ~ 

If aaeie— Delaware Co. A. * -M. Sitlitp. JUm. 

10-10. P. A. Swain, nrcy. . 
Heir Caatle mmy Oooaty Agriealtoral Socl. 
atp.:L. ABg. »-U. ;W;_L._bS: aeq 



•mm P nss y Cow BUr Aasa. Sept »■ 

1". JoellW. Hlatt. aeey. 
North Manchester— North Manc h e st e r Rad^ 

Aaan. Sept. 0-9. Cbas. Wright, aecp. 
North ' Vernon — Jennings Oo. Fair AMB. Mp 

20-29. W. O. Norria. ascp. • 
Osgood— Blpley Co. AgrieoUatal. AM. ABit 

2-5. G. R. Kemper, secy. 
Ploe VUIare — Warren Co. Fair. Bept 20-94. 

P. B. Ogtwm. secy. 
Portland— Jay Co. Fate. Aog. 29 Bept S. J. 



MO. r. 

Bocteatcf^-rauM .-.CO. 

Bept 7-10. U O. Hals, sa^;. 
Boekport— Baekpsct -Fslr. Jim. 

Partridge, secy. 
BossisTllle— Howsrd Coonty Fair Assn 

SO-Sept 2. A. a ShnUog. aeey. 
BoabTlUc— Bosh Ca FUr ~ 

3. w. L. King, oaep.--r "iisSf 
iisleB»— Sslem vS Aaaa/.-'aapbi'M. 

Morrta. ■ 



C M. 

Aug. 



8h«U> y s fa o S fc elfc jT n F 



m- •'». 



tt County Pair. 



Y. Cala. secy. 
Tetrsj Hante— Vigo County Pate. 



Aog. 23 20. G. 
Sept 10-SI. 



C. t. Fleming, secy. 
Valpanlso— Porter Coimty Agrtcaltaial 

Sept 0-9. Leaoder Jooes, secy. 
Tlace aa es K nox Coaoty A. A M. Society. Sept 
10-23. Jaa. M. Hooae. Vinceoaeo, lad. 



■WaircB TTl-Ca«at7 Fair aa4 OttrtaB 

-' wBi &^' bU>^ i fe^fftiir*i! 




. •'ipifc - x «. 

Porter, Secy. 

Algoas— Kossath Co. Fair. Sept. 13-16. T. P. 

Hsrrlngton. secy. 

AUlMD^ltetter^ Co. ^A^ Sod^i^. Sept 0-S. 



il Gnat VirgiWarolinas^eorgia Fair 





rflWrF^^iinN MFN DONT mSS THIS CIRCUIT:— Galax, Va.. G. F. Carr, Sec.i Aug. 30-Sept. 2: Radford, Va., 
VVAivi:jji\/ii ^ ^ Caldwell, Sec, Sept. 6-9; Tazewell, Va., H. Claude Pobst. Sept. 13-16; Roanoke, Va., 

I^^A. Scholz, Sept. 20-23; Lynchburg, Va., F. A. Lovelock, Sept. 27-30; Winston, JH. C, Col, G. E. Webb, Oct. 4-7; 
lE^eig^ N. C, Col. Jos. E. Pogue, Oct. 17-22; Charlotte, N. C, C. M. Creswell, Oct. 24-29; Greensboro, IT. C.^ Garland 
Daniels, Oct. 11-14; Coliimbia, S. C, D. F. Efird, Nov. 1-5; Augusta, Ga., Fxaiik B. Beane» SoVo Srll; BitOlrtoiif Ga., 
M. F. Adams, Nov. 15-18. For particulars write each secretary, or 



Circuit Secretary, Roanoke, Va. 



LY 9, i9ia 



Time O ill bo 



61 



an- 
il 

Ar. 



ItiKni VUU Co. Fair 

: ..u— AudnbOD C». r«lr. a«tt> ■• 
.'JipSMUMttmmUOoonty KK' ' sipt 2T- 



Au(. 10-10. C. Blooz Oltr — IntenUte Lire Stock Fair \nn. 



A. A. 



8. 



"SSi. D.te. not «t. R. 
■L j Ji^^Vw^' CoontT Arrlc«Itor«l Socl«t». 
nT^^llMat DrlTln* Pirk lad r«lr Ami. 
Brtt.-IUncuclt CO. AxTl. Socletj. Sept. S0-». 
■■nal"" <2nter^Baff«lo Center DUt. Ftlr. Dite* 



a. A. J. Hunter, Ha. 
«Sr» a .. Orron Cooaty nb. 



. Assn. Jalr S9< 



•e<T. 
-ApiaoM 



Conatr Acrt»-;l 



H. A. 
'Date* 



oiI«ratT-^Ai.5?TiaerS;tTlet IWr. Sept. 
»» E. E. Hendemm. •eej.__ ^ 

CUrlaln— CUrlDdt IWr AHa.- - MPC> ' W-l«. 

J. C. Beckner, aMJ. ' - 
C,„pn_HTlgbt Co. Fair Am. Sept. 0-». C 

Rotzler. secy. . _ , v 
ainlon-aintoo DUttlet mir. Sept 18-16. J. 

cXobSrJmltSi— OolomlHia JopetlOB DHtrIrt 
Fair. Sept. M- N. T. BmMs. MO. 

CamliiK— Adama Co. Fair. jlipC ,«1V»*>, 
E. BlUa. Metj. _ 

llHorab— WoDDeablek D>aatF-nhb':fa«*r M-M. 

I. . L. Caldwell, secy. ... . " „ 
Df- .MolDrt— Iowa Dept. of AcrL Ansuat 25- 

S«>t. 2. J. C. Slmpaoo. aeey. 
D»witt— Clinton Coaaty r»lr. Sept. 14-1«. O. 

II. Cbriifenaen. tV' 

Hiffoer. «ecx. . _ , _ . ' _ 
Eldon— niR Four F«lr. fcpt ; H. B. 

Bdora— Baidla Ct. F»Jr. Sept. **. tL-4L Uu- 



aapt. lA-24. Joe Morton. aecT. 
Iplrft " " ~ ~ 



Spirit Lake — Dlcklmoa tJunoty Fair. Dates not 
act. A. u. Jokam, Hcr. 

StrawbCRy Pela t " ■ liy t MII Vftat Diat Fair. 

Sept. K. W. HMg^ a**!^ 

antherUad— O'BrkK JfimSw ^ M i S il Hi rt Ann. 

T^!^— Tiaclqr MrTSSIS ^SEt'M. L F. 
Hiai. aeC7. 

Tipton — Odar CoDnty Fair Aaaa. Sept. 0 8. 

C. P. Blmmanaaker, aecT. 
Toledo — Tama Coontr Fair Aaan. Sept. ZT-30. 

A. G. Smttlt. secy. 
Victor— Victor District Acrlcnltoral Society. 
AOS. 16-18. J. f. BowUnc, secy. 

- ^ Fair. Sapt. M. H. O. 



WsTeriy— 1 

ss. b 



_ _ Fair A Ttaek Aaaa. Setit. 

M-ML W. W. Oavldsoa. secy. 
Falrfax-^>ralrte Valley Fair- Data* mtt aet. 

C. J. Knlcketborter. •"T- . . ' -■. 
ralrtlfld— JefferaoB Cwnity Mr.- IMn aK set. 

Cbia. H. Gage. secy. ' , „ , 

Fooda— nic Foot Fair. An«. S-5. J. V. Uol- 

Foreit Cli.v— WInnebafo Co. Fair. Ditas not 

ttx. C. K. Nelson, aeey. 
Garn«Tlllo — Omjtoo CooBty Asrlcoltoral Boeletj. 

Ani. ::0'S«pt. S. BraiT Loebaen. aecy. 
Greendeld— .\dilr Co. Fair. Sept. S0-2i. Fred 

D. Martlo. trj. 

Crinsell— Poweafalek Ctt. Ceattal Aartcitltaral 
Society. Sept. M. C. Fj_ B ag l\ aeey. 



Omndy 

X. L. it. Haws. aacy. 
ODthrie Ceoier— Gathrle Co. Fair. Sept. 37-80. 

T. E. Grlaell, aeey. 
Haaptoa— Frasklla C& Fair. Sapt. 3T-J0. Sber- 
iiao6 A. Qftffct aaCF* 




23-16. P. G. ficcaaa, aeey. 
India DoU—Wanaa Os. Fair. Sept. M. 

McCoy. Mcy. 
'°5*-C1^-tJ<>^M" CkL a. * M. SaeietF. AOS. 




Jae 



30-Sepl. 2. OaMft A. BMCtoMk. MCF. 
~ J-B^tHf^.ni'- JalF SwTj. Mav. 

Coaaty Fair. Sapt. 2T-S0. 

la"^iir"Clly^!Ls"porraty DIat. Fair. Dates 
aat aet. Frank B. Hayt, aeey. 

Ms le al a i Poweabiek CoBsty Oeatral Africaltur- 
al Ssdeiy. Aoc 284S. Jaa. Koirak. maty. 

Mahwa— JUna Ok. IMiw Aas. **. I. J- Swala. 
aeey. 

H aa ebeat tr f Wawaae Oaaa lj Fair. Dates not 

• aet. T. Wnno, secy. 

ManMn — Calboon Co. Fair Asaa. Anc. S4-S6. 

C. G. KaakCT. secy. 
Maqnokeia— Jcckaoo Coanty Faic IMI. M. 

B. D. Elf. •r<Tj. ; ='4 

JIanballlowo— Manhalt Co. Fair 'AaaaL' Sept. 

12-10. W. M. Clark, accx- 
Slarlno— Marlon later-Slate Fair Asaa. 34pt 

20-21. J. B. Traria, aeey. 
liaMa Cliir— Nona Iowa Fair. Aa». 88-46. -C 

B. . Batter, accr. ' - . -.i^^ 

llM s t iia Ms ss taa MaMel MB. -.aipC S« t>. 
_P.Baraa.aa9.- '--.'. ■ .■..■„• 




Aosast SP- 
16-19. 0. 



Vi 

.IS. A. B. __, 

UoatlcelloWoaea Co. Pair 

..Sept. 2. Fred W. Keop. mtrf- 
"'v. 1!'^"a«— Heaur ClL, Mr.:- Aw 

N. Knicht. SS«T. V--V<Jt>-^-.^^ 

Naibua— Biic ~ — ""' " ~ ' 

Pniaer. aav. ' ' 
Xal loaal--aivMS >- db' 

Ane. aS apt . ».- "~ 

la. 

Seriila— story Codnty Fair. Dafea not set. 

B»rt n. Welty secy. 
Sew ilamptoo— New Cblckaaaw Co. Fair. Sept. 
_»-l* C. M. Blfekiw. aeey. 
*B J ks rn n-jtew Sharoo nutrlrt Fair. Sopt. 



a F. Ms w y e t. ■ 

oaTrait. 



Sept. U-IB. F. K. 



Wtatte-Oelweto DislriA.rUB. Dales aot aat 
C. II. Kaaa. accL 

oo-yt.-, --MMN^TWir Fair am. Sej»t. i». 

10 A W. Itaftess. secy. 

Onir.::.. Clt.T— Sloni CoQBty Acrlcoltsral Soel- 

Sept. I4-16. H. Sllkkewecr. aacy. ■ 
OKae.'-Miirbell Connty AKrienltatal . Soelety. 
S<-pi 27 29. A. O. kagler, aacr< - ' 

->:«><« Prairie DIatrlet Agflcaltaiar Assa. 
n.i ir.. J. p. Klein, secy. 
«w <>9k— MootKootery Co. Fair Aaan. Jnly 

MVS. M. H. Ratbhooe. secy. 
■aa|i-i_i!,i,n DUtrlcl Asricnltaril SaJaly. 

«n»._=o-23. n. M. Weeks, secF. 
■M Bfiplda— Lron Coanty Fair. -Oatm 'aat 

SM. «.ro. H. Watson, aeey. 
«i»k...ll city— Rockwell City Pair .%•«». Jnly 
-' •" A, J, Bnotcr, ♦»cy. 

iv— Sae Coanty Fair. Aoc. O IJ. «. 

„ -'<hfi>o« msi. Fair. Aa«. a-S6. M. 
E. w llliama arcT. 

-«k--"*wMadorii Mr A^ak ■ Aac. MS. 



rair Aan. Sept. 20- 

Wapello— Ixaihia%.*lSr. Am. 30-8ept. 3. J. 

D. Dicfal. secy. 
Wsokon — Allamakee County AsrL Sac Sept. 

20-23. A. C. Larson, aeey. - - 
Webster CttT — Hamilton Coanty PUr. nstaa 

not set. Fred Hsline, secy. 
West Liberty— Cnlon District Fair. Aag. 23- 

26. W. H. Sblpmaa. secy. 
West Point — ^Weat Polat Olst. Fair. Sept. XI- 

28. Jaa. WaUJaapcr, MCT* 
West Union— Fsyetta ■" — ^ 

B. A. Mellrse, sea. 
What Cbeer— What Caesr 

29. Geo. Am' TvH* 9KT» 
wnUsmsboic— miWaiasimri Mr. 

Cbaa. Flatcber. sa cy . 
WntoD Janetloa — WUton Fair Asaa. 

16. R. WlUaslo. secy. 
Wlafldd— WlBfleld Fair Asm. -Sept. U-Ul A. 

L. Bertaten. secy. ^O:: _ ^ _^ _ 
WlatSTSet— Idsdlsoa CaaalF^ MB'.: Ivt. IS-IS. 

A.- k Ilgattr, aeey. ; i :■ ; <" 

thiii*' Itliltora Tiiiatj nif f-— -Sapt; >T- 

SOk Ohaa. Morton, aeey. 
A at ba a y Aatfcony Fair Aasn. Aoc. 2-3. L. a. 

fsaiiliiii. sacy. 
Atataoe— Atdriaoo Co. Bone A Fair 

Bspt — . a. W. Seariea. aeey. 
Bdait— XlteMI Coaaty Fair Aaaa. r 

Oct. 1. W. S. GabeL lecy. _ _ 

BallaelUa — BepaUle Conoty A(ri. Assa. Sept. 

6-9. CL If. ArbotliDot. secy. _ 
Bordca— Kastero COwley Fait. Sept. T-9. W. 



NME NDirr iNIMLTMUL JSnCMTIII ml 



Dales this yesr sra Sept. 9IMa-a-3S; Albtai, 
Men: DO camblinc need apply. Alao a f< ' 
tomblera. baUoon, doc or mmn Maf 
laat year. 804001, la elicalt wttk 




WILKES-BARRE, PA., FAIR 



Aatfast 20. 30, 31, 

DAY AND 

PRIVILEGES FOR SALE. 



U2pl910. 



BIG MONEY 

IN OUR 



aipi. is-15. 

Sept. 13- 



SOAP AGENTS 

ion aoap and toilet artielce. They will Intemt yoa. Oar adeertlalsf 
arltk eriMMa ipmrtaM hare tke Saab aad ralne that set the asoaey. 

„ . . ^ , ujxm easja soutekibs roa shows. cabkivai& bxc. 

Money celtera for cairrassers snd fskers. One yonnr man cleared 81.008.53 In 6 montha 

stralKht on a bouM? to bouse csnva^s. Ar*> ynn dolnfr wpll ? If not. Bend po..t«T today. 

We wi:; t.sfh l„,w. E. K. DAVIS soap CO., SQS Union Park Court, Chlcafo. 



Get 



Barllafame— Oaage Coaaty ] 
9. B. J. WnUaaa. as«F. 

Bar llaft oa OaUy Ga. Mr 
HeBiT Jackass* _aa^y. 

Chatopab— Fan Mr. Ocb.M. 

CltaarroiH-Oray Co. A^iL 

Cbas. Boll, secy. h^.- « •-:;■ 

Clay Centers-Clay Co. MBi ' fcp i . 1X-1& Wal- 
ter Puckey, , secy. — 

CoSeyTllle — Mootcamery Col Fair Assa. Sept. 
27-30. Elliott IrHn, secy. 

Coacordla — Qood Coaaty Fair Aaan. Sept. 20- 
96. Fred W. Smracs. Jr., m»T. 

OsaaeO Grore— Baca Meet. Joly 12-14. 

Oooglaa— Dooslas Asrl. Soe. Sept. 2S-Oct. 1. 
J. A. Clay, aacy. _ 

El Dorado-^tler OoootF PBlr Aaai. mflL lo- 
ss. W. F. Beaaoa. aacjr. . •- 

Bai u o tU - I jOB Co. AgrL.aMlMK- BUS., 99.3*- 
IlL P. Oima. accF. 



SS-» H. T. Scott aeey. 
Fullua OiBti Valley Improremeot Aaan. Fair. 

Sept. 1. u. O. DeLano. secy. 
Qtcat Bead— Bartoo County Fair Aam. Date* 

not set. W. P. FMer. secy. 
Orenols — Elk Coanty AgtU Fair 

21-2S. J. J. HarshaU. secy. _ 
Bamr^Harper Cooaly AfrL Assn. Sept ST 

ad. S. C. Lobsaah. secy. _ . 

Hlawstha — Brown Coaaty Hiawatha Fair. 



Sept 
IS-tS. 



Sa 

SM,' 



0-8. a A. Mooaey. aav. 
Howard— Blka^ Ooaatf FW AaM. Aos- 

Bc«cy Bioeaw aeey. 
Batchloaoo — Chatial 

Fair). Seat 10-lT. 

Horie Sbetldaa CooatF Asil. 

C, B. Pcarsoo. secy. 

Ibis— Allen Coaaty AktI. Soc. Aoc. 30-Sept 2. 

Frank K. Smith, aeey. 
Ktaraaa— Cattleman and KIngmaa Qty Park 

Asan. Aas. 8-12. H. C. Lesch. aMF. 
Lamed— Pawnee Coanty A(tI. AaaaL -Mw aot 

aat Harry H. Woleott. aeey. 
Lawrence — Doaglaa Coaaty Fair and Afil. Soc. 

Sept 21-25. Elmer E. Brown, aao.. 
Learenwortb— LeaTrawoctb Coanty Mr Assa. 

Sept. S« C. A. Spamw. accy. ,^ , 

Mf ri i t iaia Mtftoaqa Coaaty AtrieolmrsI 

Fair Assa. Aae. 88-88. Csel A. Grant, secy. 
Mlaaaapona— Ottawa Cb. Fair AMa. Oct. 4-T. 

J. E. Jehostoa. secy. . _ , 

Korea— AUea Coonty Xoroa AcrL Vblr. Sapt. 

14-16. K. N. Conasek. secy. 
Monad CIt.T— XJnn Coanty Fair Aran. Sept. 27- 

30. John O. Morse, secy. _ „ 

Neaa City— Nesa Coanty A«rl. Aaaa. Sept 28- 

30. H. W. onmore, «e«T. . - .- 
Nortoa — Nottoa Cbanty Faw AM. 

M. F. Garrlty, secy. 
Oakalooaa— OM SetUera' B tnal sa.-. 

W. B. Ford. secy. . - . " 

Ottawa— FiaakUn Coaaty Aerledtanl AaM. 

aiat. 3948. J. B. Shiaa. Beer. 
Pratt— ftatt Osanty Fair Assa. Aoc. 16-18. E. 

Xti Sbaw. nej. • 
BIley— Rl!ry Coanty A(rl. Soc. Oct 1|.I4. C. 

F. Dlemer. secy. , ' _ 

St. John— StalTorrt Coanty Fair Aasa.' *BF 21- 

29. Vm. Csdmaa, secy. 
St. Mary's— St. Mary'a Rarlne Assn. Anxnst 

13-25. John T. Hoy. aeey. .„.,,_, 
Saline— Sallna COnnty Aerlcnlttiral. Hortlcnltor-l 

and Mechanical Aaan. An». 30-Sept. 2. O. 

H. Bockenaralth. secy. . _ . . 

Selden— Seldeo niatrlet Fair. Aot. SO-Sept 2. 

C. C Malcolm, aeer. 
Seaeci— Xemsha Fair 

H. Fltnratar. s»e7._^ . - . - «, 

SkirK lim^-Om«* Mr. Sfpf. M. ▼arnoo 

Nlrbouoa. seey. „ . 

Sttwkton— Kooka County Fair A»»o. Sept. 0 0. 

TnnekK— Kan.aa State Fair ASSB. Sept 10-lT. 

n L. Cook. secy. 
WakeneM— WakeBelrt A«rt. I S tl ltF. OS*. 6 T. 

Fnrene mitlna. aeey. _ _ 

WurerlT— Ohio Day Aasn. Anit lS-19. J. M. 

Oaborn, aeey. , ... 

WlaOeld— Cowley County AcHenltorat .sad TJee 
::*»itc Asaa. Jloa. .»9 y ; p t.,a......r.. BWIe. 



Alexandria— Camnban CsoatT Aarirrtti^l Soel- 
elT. Sent d-idL ». B. Raaa*. ttry. „ 

WartMMOTllle— Kaag jTft^ M r Ass a. Anc 80- 
f^i^tw 'S. J. : Fkaap waw ^ 'ss sy.^ .- . • 



Aeroplane on Easy Terms 

$500 and security, will obtain a fine $3,000 aeroplane, injunction-proof, 
self-righting, automatic balancing. Employment at S500 per week. 

■.L mm. iMwiwi totiicM lim»li:il Sieiitr, HSI I. Mh Inl, mHft, IL 



Caaeeaaloi 



to Oct la Ite* lor Am 



Jtockland County Fair 



KaT. 



Sept. S.6-7<;ft-0. 19IO. 

80,000 people win attend tb* gi B leal Cotinty 

City this year. Concessions open on libera] terms, percentsfo or 

privileges address O. A. BALER, Sapt. of Coaceaaloas, ' 



MLT. 




WE CAU^ IT 

PINAFOUR 

StRetmen and Novelty DeaJen, this ia tba beat 
seller that has been put on the marint in 
yean. It baa the bright eolonv aad above aO, 
MOTION; the two tUngs neeeaaaiy to niake 
it attiaetive and aeU on ai^t. Three amall 
wbed8 rerolve in ooB dirantionb iriiile tbt •■>• 
tiie ttqr moves In' lim mffmHtai tamMag m 
pretty ^ect. 

Saaples to Strcctarn aad Dvalera. 
TIE PIUfOUR TOT iF6. CO , - CIITOI, OHIO. 

Sells lor lO cents. per aroee. 



CANES aiid ffENNAMTS 

FROM FACmWr TO KETAIin 

We manofacture the most extensive 
line in the country. If you wish to 
enjcv asensatioD of loomiiig big profit, 
«st in toudi with is mi our low prices. 

of poorstaflrandpoOTMilmdrotlMriiaA^ OUafeg 

free. Samples submitted. Quick action. 

,311-312 W. IfidifaB Street CHIGA60 la 





Hteve moved to lOai-tM VAN BUREM ST., CHICAGO. 

whsfs wU be foond at all times tht laigtat and moat earled stock of Dice, Carda aad OaaNB 
la Amerles. Also w» har^ n-ady for dellTery 

A mi,.UNE OF 6U» ROOM FHinHI 
nilWI IT ALL TIMES 





"ZIO ZAO." the acw game lest aat. Ski 
aat VoTslty Osbm seer iaeeatad. raak* 

aay soe, aarwb.re. ami will ipM ar^fsay 



I wbn*. K« e>|H>rleiie»» rrqulrWIfBi 

bl« ar IHtW at will. Oat H 
' Bawl Wa •aaraatsa tt ts pisw 



laa kr 



Cbd ba raa anrwltfi* aad la aaa af Ik* Iwat 
Osla Osasaia ia tha taalsiis BslI Is la i-lsDt 
nf ptafrr at all llawa. Ilaa S mmblaattons Itlt 
Friaaw Lira* ITba ar Hair. We It 
•aa h aaw. Ufa • ' ^~ 



Ibet wa aMkr aad sell nsia IMca 
, K* watt, ae dala i aii n a 
ilia lUK. mu fM A at 




Ttie Billboard 



JULY 9, 1910. 



WAR K LI ST 

Cpmplete Compendhim of InlpribMiHon 
RagiurdKng Sua^iiBr Amn ii wmc nt Faifc% 




(1) Surk pl^T* ▼■odnOtai 
(S) Puk dMi sot play Taal 



'AaixlBtMS — Oxord Lake Park; Anniston Electric 
and Qai Co.. pnv*.: B. U Baad, owe; U, 



Vwki B. D. 

' |M».: Cbat. FomrtMi. agr.; alio atr attx.; 
''■u* SI; also opera aad moslcal comedy. 
••Sfcn— EUlot Park, A. C. O. & A. By. Co., 

rips.: Cbai. J.. ZeU. msr. tttr.: (x, 1. S); 
J. ZeU books Taadenile attnctlons. 
Mobile — Dixie (colored): K. ^ Sbetldaii. mgr.: 
(1. S, X); aktridan books TaadarlUc attt. — 

▼andevUle. 

- Hontgomer;— Pickett Springs, Montgomery Tne- 

tioa Co., props.; W. J. Glnnarln, mgr.; (2. 

S. X). — WuIilDstoii (colored), Uootgoowiy 

XraetloD Co., ptopa. ft osgrs. 
'Mw Decatnr— Oakland. North A lib a mi Tiae- 

tiaa Co.. propa.; W. A. Bibb, oigr.; also m^. 

't\ Selna St. By. * Sob. By. Oo.; 



^^^jg^jmjr^mgr. attr.: (1, 82 



l-CtUo, 

Bj. CO.; BaziT B. 'Blmore. mgr.. 

' acr. attr.: (1. eoB^eta company only; z. 
8); Harry B. Elmore books all attr. 

ABIZOHA. 

DoogUa — Dongla* Park. Douglas St. By. Co., 
props.; Daniel A. O'DsooTan. mgr.; Daniel A. 
O'DonaTsn. mgr. attr.; (x, Sy. 

CkocBlx— East I<ake Pack. Phnnlz By.. Co., 



Rldmraod — East Shore Park; East Shore and 
Sobarbaa By. Co., props.; C. H. Robertson, 
mgr.; (2). 

Sserunento^ — Oak Park; Sacrameato Electric Siy. 
Co.. props.; C. W. McKUlip, mgr. of company; 

A. H. Klnes, mgr.. ot park; (1. 3). 

San Bernardino — UiMta SptiBgs Park; San Bcr- 
nardtDO Vallcr ItalMm^^ .Q> . A. 
Sbattock. mgr.; ▲i -K'JMnMis Mbt 

sai'bf' ^'•■miw r^ tuL r? '-r-i"'' — 

Br. Co., USPS.; CM' sT^itatailii^ a»ue. 
ogi. 

■■■ JriMlsfo ChntM Pink: Gtalcs Co., props. ; 

B;:P. Levy, mgr.; E. P. Iictt. mgr. attr.: 

(I. S); Paatages books Tanderllle attr. 
San Jose — Lima Park; AodleT lafOMU lAmnie. 

Co., props.: AniUej IngetaoO. ba; alM mgr. 

attr.— Congress Springs Park; B—lMnlar B. 

B. Ooi, ftopa.: F. B. - ■ 



Estate, 
T. Irvine, 
for entire 

^iw prop. 



BUT DIRECT fna MANUFACTURERS wU IMPORTERS 




mOcatalogne. WASELLA BROS.. 32 Attontlo Ay., BOSTON. MASS 



BooHer — Chstit^^" 

props. ; F. A. 

mgr. attr.; (x. 
Oilorado Springs — Stratoo; : 

props.: B. 31. Lathrop, 

mgr. attr.; (1); one 

season. 

Cripple Creek — Unloo; James B. 

* mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (9). 
Denrer — Lakeside; Ftank Bart, mgr.. — Elltck 
Oardens: T. S. Long, pnf>. * mp.: (xx). — 
. Lewla, mgr.— Park; 
Mat~C!ik. iggiM.. Albert 



wute cat 



BT FIXXITO OUT THE HLAXXS BELOW 

r SEAT WILL E HABLE US TO OOBBECT AST I 

OlOBBIOBB IH THE LI8X OF FABEB, 



■ ; - .-Zi:-. -I 





Camden — ^Newton's 
, B. D. KeiTtao. ^ ywpfc ^< 



jtak: J. B.- * 




, faopB.; H. D. 

•ttr.; (ITx).— Qna. 

JUa. Co., props.; B. 8. . 
mgr. attr.; (I. x). 



Breka Sprlnga — Aodltorlam Park; CItliena' 
Electzlc Co.. props.; Adolph H. Barron, mgr.; 
also mgr. attr.; (1, 3, x) ; Adolph M. Barroo 
books TsndeTllle attr. 
-Vert Smith — mectric Park: Fort Smith Light ft 
XracUoa 0>., props.; J. W. Gillette, mgr.; 
- K «. Hack. mgr. attr.; (z. 1. 8); J. W. 
:' SBMI* books Tandesille attr. 
BeJena — Beacb Crest; G. W. Gteeniray. prop, 
and mgr.; (I, 3): Wm. Morris books node- 
TfUe. 

Hot 8rings — ^WUttingtoa Park: Bat 
k Co., pn^s.: George (r 

mgr. attr.: (1, 3, ii); 

e: J. Frank Head, propi. WVH ft> 4. 
xz); J. F. Head books attr. 
UtUe Eock— Forest Park: L. B. By. & Elec. 
Co., props.: W. A. Smith, mgr.: slso mgr. 
sttr.: (1. 3. X): book direct.— Alrdsoic SCh 
and Main ats.; J. Ftank Has ~ 
'Lonoke — Magnet Tbeatre; D. 
f^op. tt mp.; (1, z, 4) 




^H y.i asiM Msa 
jgut;. ngftog. Park 

^^^^3^25 " ' 

Ml Soot OeMbcc' H, sad ttT^ 



Lewis, mgr.: aJeo mgr, attr.; (1. z); Cedl B. 

Conner books TsaderUle attr. 
Kogleiiod — Tallerles Psxk: Tlillerlea Amnse- 
' ment Co., props.; W. B. OUpatriek, mgr.; 

(1. 3). 

Fort CoUlns — Undenmeiex's Lake Park; rj»a-». 
meler & Son. prapa.; W. LiadcaaalK^ tt^ 
mgr.; also mgr. aMc? CKBr-aS^v. ~ 

Poeblo — ^ULnncqna tak;'- MIgm iM-- 
props.; (IX, 3i. 

Trinidad— Central Park; 

Stere Patrick, mgr. attStS aoL'.SI: 
A Conaldlne Clreolt. 

COBBZCXICUT. 

Bristol — Lake Oxnpoonce Park; Pierce & Nor- 
ton, mgra.;,' National Park Managers' Assn., 
Xew Tcrk CiCj-; Jobn Jacfcel. booking sgent; 
(1); plays local bands only. 

BnrrrlUe — Highland Lake; The Conoectlent Co., 
jffops. 4 mgrs.; (1, 4). 

crratil Lake — Crjstal Lake Park; Wm. Bowler, 
prop. A' mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (8); Wm. 
Banner, bosfea nUfc _ _ - 

Oe, I. S). -B^"*! TM •. K..aMM, mgr. , 



. B. Co., 
: (I. »: B. p. Lee 



do Tent City: Corooado 

Beach' Co.. props.; J. S. Hammood. prop,; 
carl B. Lindqnlst. mgr. : (5) : SnlliTsn dc Caa- 
aidlno book TaodeTllle. 
Ikcano — Beereatian Park; Fresno Traetton Co.. 

prop*.; A. G. Weshoo. mgr.: (1, 4). 
Hanftxd — ^AtUetle Park: Athletic Park Co-., 

pxopa.; loa. Cany, mgr.: (x, 4). 
OaMsnd Tdw^. Park; Idon Park Co.. peoa^: 
W. S. JOBia^ MSB.: alw attbi. (a, 1. H. 



IferMen — Hanors Pkrt; 

pcoos.; B. P. Leew M| 

books Taaderme atib.: 
Middlebofy— Lake Owak_ 
New Britain— WUto Oak KsA; Tka Connectleot 

Co., propa.; L. S. BlaXey. enpt.; also sopt. 

attr. 

New HsTen — White City; WUte Oty Co.. mgrs.; 
=Box 1563, New Haven, C^onn. — Light HoQBe 
Point- East Shore Am. Co., propt. A mgrs.; 
<x. 2. 3). 

Orange— Sobnrbsn Park; T. G. MscDermott, 



BockriDs — OiyaCal Lake Orere; Wm. Bowler, 
prop. A mgr. — Plaey Bldge; Mr. Newton, 
mgr., care Hartted A 8prIa«Md By. CO. 

Sootb Norwalk — Botoo - Park. 

Sootblngtoa — Compoonee Park; Pierce A Norton, 
props. A mgrs.: (1, 3): Pllsuaer Booking Co. 

WarcboTue Point — PIney Bldge Park; Bprlnglleld 
A Hrrtfo.-d St. By. Co., props. * ■BO,: Mr. 
Newton, mgr. attr.; (1. 8]: ife'BMMB books 
attr. - ' ■ • 

West Hareo — Sarin Bock Pttk. ■ "- . 

Wlnsted — Highland Lake; IbV'OMBMllatt Co., 
props.; Wm. Harris, mgr.} B^: BL'-Bgl^' Bnrr- 
mie. Coon., mgr.; (1, 3). 



I WILL TAKE IN EXCHANGE AS PART PAYMENT 

YOUR OLD DEVICE FOR A NEW ONE 

IfetKnatiOBal BaUooo Bact, DoO Stwotlng Oalleriaa. VUh Poodi, Air Goa Oallerlei 

Wbeela. Pln.board Tables, Ja panea e Bowling Tables, Water Uotoia, Board ot Trade', 
Ban BoUlng Board. WB MAKE THEM. 

A. J. SBMTH, 3247 W. Van Borea, Chicago, III 




Is the original aod best. B?ware ot sabstltates. g30.00 prodt on erery poDOd. Oaarantced under 
the D. &*. Government Pnre FoDd Ijit\-s, Serial No. 931©. The beat and moat popular drink for 

Parks. Ksirs. Elntprta ! mm-nt-. clr. urif (loiitid mskis -HI gaUocs; prlrt*. $2.23. Send 10 ceotS fot 

sample g^iKi'L. ^Y^jtc■ f-r rrlct-.-^ !n lar^-: ii'i:::.':', 

THE COE_NEIi Cj., li:3 iLi.-jiaci Sut---'., B J^TALO. NITW TO&K. 



i Xfeaatis; Cbas 



VMIN QMCI nr aN LffpSI MIMN m M: SM 

STOCK, MUSICAL COMEDY INO VAUDEVILLE 

Send in your open time. Open aU Summer and Winter. The best of accomnxxlationa. 
Independent. J. H. OOTTRELL, Manager, Coffeyviile, Kansas. 




PARISIAN GONE OVENS 



Laigest MwH i f aB tuww . in 11ie.Woiid» Ovv90 
(filGferent stjlw. Wrife qa&ek for dienlantdiQg 

wtf irnwtntBunwf about the CSone business. 

una I msm manbfactiuns ci. 241. 250. 252 Bititr st. cuicniiiiTi. 1. 



CHEWING GUM USERS 

We am the MmCMtonB of tbe 



OWL PEPSIN CHEWING GUI 

now being used by a majority of those following 
Fidc-Oots, Paddle Wheels, etc Write for prices. 

BALTIMORE CHEWING GUM CO., 



BALTIMORE, MO. 



LOOK! WANTED! 

Ferris Wheel, Ocean Wave, Merry-So-Roaod, Doll Rack, 

Will furnish buQdings for th^ ftflowing: Laughing Gallery, Penny Ar- 
cade, or any other good park attractions. Good people can make e.xcel- 
lent connections for the summer. Only park in a radius of 50 miles. 
Musical Comedy, Minstrel Companies and Vaudeville People, write. Also 
want good free acts. Will buy Ocean Wave and other park devices. 
Addi«s8 R. W. Afartin. Mgiw Bock Cliff Ftak* ^[Mttanlwis. S. & . 




Improred Cane Asaortment, 120 Canea, Inclndloc SO Btan ^ * B.OO 

Improred Cane Aaaortment, 240 Caoea, Inclotllnc 100 Rinil 10.00 

Improred Can* Aaaortment, 3SO Canea, Inelodlnc 100 Rlns*.... 18.00 

Improred Cana AMortment, 600 Oanes, inelodlnc 300 Blnfl 23.00 

No. 9, Extra Lon<, Fancy Loop Handle Whip*, autd. eoL, beat mada, per gt. B.OO 

Shooting Gallery Ontflt. complete. 2.S«T nlecra, for ody 22.00 

200 Aaaorted Pocket Enlrea, for Enlfe Backa, a Good Fliak IS.OO 



Lais* Catalocna Free. 

Orpoait, Balinca O. O. D. 



Enlrea, Watcbea, Dmbrellaa, Toy Whipa, and Cane Nata. 
Faaaaat Caao. par 100, tLZS; par 1.000. tllM. 



Tama— Bait 



CLEVELAND CANE COMPANY, Cleveland. Ohio. 



Ions* 



III A y T r n Merry - Go - Round. Ferris Wheel. 
WAN I r 11 Plantation Shof#/Wnd(iriS:i^^^ 
■■nillkW Pieces, and other ,CflWieoMl 
Including good Free Attraction for 

MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL Md JUBILEE 6110(10. 
Wist Side Park, BryaD, Tuas, Aupst 8 ta 13,1910. 



One solid week of Festive Feast, Mirth, Herriment and Ami 



it Galore. Large 



commodious Park, situated in lovely grove 5 blocks from bumneH center. Large 
Pavilion, Grand Stand, Electric Lights and other conveniences. The local crowds wfll 
be there and reduced R. R. rates and attractions offered, will bring many visitors. 
AddrMS. C. G. PARSONS. P n m Mm m» Ptmmt taifc toMiMiti, BiyMH Tans* 



JULY 9, wa 



Xtie Oillboard 



63 



w lo.liistoo--«KU|KK P«»jB«r * Tojm. Am. 
I'll,, sroii*.: Ju. E. IleH7; « 

noazBA. 

j:,.tsopvlIle-DUlel«.4: O. Bmto. prop.} 
1-jul C. Blum, mfr.; alw mgr.attt.i U. «. 
i) W H. Hitrto book* kttr.— PhotaiS P«*J 

(1 3. X): J«ctoia»UI« Kite. C?- ^ota atth-- 
FlM* odrlcb rum; Cbu. D. rraMr, 

*i>,lnie«o Bcaeb: Palmetto BMCk 
Co., vnpt. * men.; (J). _ ^ 
,.— B " - PolDt Pirk; Tmbp* Electric 
oZ. srop^: J- A. Trawlck. mjr.; alw m«r. 

!^ Man Puk; Jo*, a. BIcbtnltOD, prop, 
jk ■aramT: (1. 4): SoIIItid & CoDtldlce Ctr- 
mTViIm: CWmOw books TudOTllle 



•ttr. 



Aii«ot«— wwta.-citn cL?' 

John P»Tii«. 

lAknreod P«*j It. BrW 
Aatuif- t<>a 

Ol>.. BWf.» -gl MJ' 

BIT. tttr.! W: fcHi* 

kooln TnAerOlc. _ ^ i^L^ 

pnpi.: P. O- Do Bon. mgr. Mg.t th *H 
D. Do Bore, booU iftr. 1. • '"^ _ 

CMombiu— Wlldwood Park; CoIuaMa B. B. Coi., 
props-: F. W. rally, mgr.: ■taaasr.^ttr.: 
O 3): F. W. UUj books TiodoTtllc attr. 
GiloetTllle— Cbittiboocbe« Pari; North OeorzU 
Electrle Co., prop*.; O. M. Martla, mgr.; auo 
Bcr attr.: Kmplr* Tbeatrical Clrenlt; G«ora« 



Gtrenwood books TaDdfrUle »"=r.;n). 
JtMon-Cramp'* Park; Uacoa By. k tight Co., 
prop*.; J. T. Nxhaa, m«r. attr^ (a; S. n); 
Sums Br- * USM it. kotta attt. 
E aait P » Mi Bam Br. * 
mpa.: B. J. Aiaaid. Bgr. 



tnaaaak— naadcrbolt Caslae: Savaaaak Blab 

O*.. pcops.: U W. Nalaao. li ai »n 1.-4); 
L' W. IMaoa booka TaadcTUIe attr.— BaikaaPa 
Park: A. M. Barbce. prop. A mgr.; alae mfr. 
attr.: (z. S): A. U. BaibM, mar. — Uneolo 
Park; Saraiuiah Elee. Co., propa.; W. J. 
WblMoiaii. mar.: alao avr. attr.: U). aad 
mlanrel (S). • ... 

WMPolat— Boblatoa'a Fatk; 

- ' IDAHO, 

Bais* — Rlrerslde; Schtnflwri * Fyla^ propa. A 
mgrt.: (x, 4); plaja ku i ln agi. PImca rukt 
W. E. Finely INi.; H. ■. MIm; a^; 

<«. a) 




TT.T.TWOH. 

, aataaqaa Park; W. 11. SanTage, mgr. 

' k ptop.: alio Bgr. tttr.: (1. S): wcatcra 
TiGileTiiIe Am. C U».ul t; W. M. SaoTa(c booki 
nuderllle attr. — Alidcou; Hlppodrooa Amoae. 
Co., piopa.: Wm. Saarate, mar.; alao mcr. 
attr.; (1, S): Wcatcra TaodcTlUe Aaaa. books 
TaafcTtlle. — Bock Sprlaca Park: CKr of Alton. 
■■ propa. * ana.; (2): local taads oalr. 
■ W tt llh PrUater'a tak;. Star Brcwarr Co.. 
p u pa,; t. B. llaBWaa. tr.; U B. Xlmaa. 
mgr. attr.; ate fesaka vaadvrllte: (l. •).— 
Wlaklcmaa't Paik aaa fklr Qtaaada; WOUiia 
WtBklcmaa. Prop.: Mta TUImaa. msr.; it, 4). 
(2.4). 

BlooBliictoa— Booabtoa'a tMk» Park: Fnd Wat- 

fcag, Jr., prop. * Bar,; (S, S). 
CkatoB— Vaa Wlokla Airk: J. Beaactt * Boaa. 

propa.: L. B. Woodraff, aigr.; (S. a); pUya 

- Heat baada only. 

Ckampalgo— Wnt End Park; iniaols Traetlcn 
Co., props.: Uatt KoacU. mgr.: alto mgr. 
attr.: (l. 3): Kotcll's Warm WcaUicr cir- 
CTilt: Matt Ka>«ll txwka TtadcTlDa attr. 

CkarlettOD— RtTrrrttw Park: Tboa. T. nirelkcU. 
prop,: Earle B. Tkrdkdd. tsfr-: alao mgr. 

- atlE.: (S, S). — UrtMB Park: Ostrmi miooU 
Ttaetloa Ck^ pcapa,; Otta BchUUag, Mattooa, 
nt. mgr.: alaa ttv. aUbz .a, S). 

OUngo-Wkllc a^^.llHriRnb^tMd. IB»_— 

- rorcat Park: Pol Bl atvae, mgr.— Loaa 
I^tfc: Jsa. CLaaiT. mcr.— Blranlaw Bans- 
tltloa Park: P. W. Obtpcr. M. P. Talaib 

' and W. U. Jokosoa. mgn.; alto mgra. attr.; 
(I. S): Panl W. Ootpm books TandcTlUo.- 
Sant Soocl Park: Shaa 8«Kl Park C«, propa.: 
MliFs E. Prlfd, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.: (1. S. 
z); Our oUls iMoka TaadcTill*. — Biimarck 
Oirtlfn; Elt»I Broa.. mgra.: (S). 

VMittir— Dnamlasd Park; Dccatnr Amoae. Co.. 
props.; E<]. 8. Biker, logr. ; alao mgr, attr.: 
U. 2. 3).— Parlea Park: Bobcrt rartot. pmp. 

nxoa— Bock Birer AaaemUy: Rock Blrcr Aa- 
K.'Sy' Aaan.: N. H. Long, secy.: L. A. 
SS^.'"* <>• 8).— Ocdacy'a Park: 

■ gm.- I iai a . m«r.: (a. 2. 4).— ProopMt Park; 

East St. Loala-t«atdo<rac Patk ~ " " 

rlwn. o>gr.— Otatral Park a 

amooLOitr. ft snf.t «. ». 
■W'-jJi^at Park: Bfta Dardopmcnt Oa; B. 

-J[-Tb«55«>5, mgr.Tla. ai. 

n»»port— Hlahlaad Park: ftccpoct Amoaa. Co.. 
(""s 'lt" aur.ralto 

•aleibu'rit— Hlihland 
• Light Co.. propfc 
Hmrlatiurg— White CMn 



^Mr. attr.: (l. 81, 
■ti^piitta— McFstTln'a Park; J. S. McPerrln, 
JW.; (5, X). 

J Wa- Ptliwoed Park: DcUwood Park Co., 
CIH:'_4- ^: sapt.: it, x): local 

«Jff1S~S: ^- booka TaodaTllla. 

Mskaktc-fasctrle; Kaakakca Park Atmiaa. Oa, 
WJps.: B. K. Boiler, mgr.; Ma McOcaU. 84 

o?a*7"bc^k; JSlr'*^- ^ 

R. R., propa.: B. -& fawnillfc mm-f 
JckMOB, mgr. attr.: BA. MnaM MaBMnaaa- 

attr. 

S'llon-Coal Belt Kltetrle Park; ft, a). 
Bttloun-yrbaB Park; lUttooa Olty By. a, 

vf*)' ^' 

M«Jratlc Pirk; Chicago, OMatra 4k P»- 
•rta Ry. Co., props. * mgra.; Chat A. WU- 
loiitlibjr. mgr.: alao mgr attr.; (1, 8); book 

oir^i. 

Olwx-iiyatft Park; J. F. Hyatt, prop.; Bnat 
Z. Ikiirer, mgr.; (i). 

Park Board, mm.: ate mgfs. attr.; (9. 8); 
IBKiiiKuqiia ynSk oaly. 
frnja-RtserroIr Park; Bcaarrolr Park Ptskiag 

g.1 Itoaiiag Oab. praps.: a P. HIteb. 

B>: playa kcal kaMa; 3. A. BwUh« 



Peoria— PfsiaM^ Mta BMlnt -lln. B. Pfetfer 
A aoo, piaia^t ChM. C. MMA*. mgr.; alto 
mgr. attr.: iU S>t C O. VtMKt booka attr. 
— Virginia Baaife, Ikaak A. Uclackc. prop. 
k mgr.: Cbas. B. P aat tlek Clicalt; also book 
ramterUls attr.: U. Sl.'-Al Prcaco Park; Al 
Frtaes Aaaasc Os., paifkb.; Tantm C. SaaTcr. 
gco. MEr. 

Para— Mlaewa Park; Star Oktaa Bnirlag Ctw. 

props.; Chaa. B. Wagner, mar.; alao mme. 
attr.; <I, S) ; Western VandcTllle Aaan. booka 
TtoderUIe. 

PctarsboTg— Old Salem; Ber. J. ]f. Johntoo. 

mgr.: (2, z 8). 
Plaaa — Plaaa Cbaotanqoa Park; Wm. Saaragc. 

mgr.; tito mgr. tttr; (1, 3); Weatern Vtude- 

Tllle Aaan. bo<Aa randeTlUe. 
Qntncy — Highland Park: Henry A. Gredell, mgr.; 

alao mgr. attr.; (2, S). — ^Baldwin Park; Henry 

Qetcbwlnder, mgr.; (1, 3, z); Henry Oe- 

schwlDdDer booka attr. 
Bockford — Harlem Park; Bocktccd A lotemrban 

By. Co., ptops.; (I. S); WtUlaa llocilt, lac.. 

booka TandSTllIe. 
Bock laland— Black Hawk Watck Tower; TM- 

Clty By. Cok. p tspa.; Watch IMsr Pant Co., 

Ictteoa; P. W. Saatfaaa. pnn; B. B. Btall. 

aecy. * tiaaa.: (S). 
EbelbyrlUe— Forest Park: J. O. Waatcrran. 

prop.; Ocotce Rotwru, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; 

I2. S); S. Webtter booka TtaderHle tttr. 
Sbaridaii — Olrn Park; Sheridan Sofflmer Besort 

Go,, props.: Joseph Gualano, mgr.; also mgr. 

attr.: (2, 3). 
BttrlBfficld— Zoo Park; Zoo Park Co., propa.; T. 

W. Allen, mgr.: alao mgr. attr. and booka 

TaodsTlUe; (1. 3. z). 
Stcrllag — ^Mineral Springs Park; Otcat Morth- 

westiiB Pair Attn., props.; C. ~ ~ 

(2, nt O. B, Coe booka Taod( 
miAXA. 

Asdertoo— Uooads PtA: 

Uon Co., propa.; F. D. 

mgr. attr.; (2, 3, z). 
Angola — ^Laks James Park; Lake James Park 

Co., prmt.; C. W. Morse, mgr.; also mgr, 

■ttr.; (2, 3). — Shady Nook Park; St. Joseph 

▼alley Une B. B., props.; H. E. BnckUn, 

mgr. tttr.; (3, x). 
Bloamlagton — Wonderland ; W. B. 

prop. A mgr.; alio mgr. attibS.^ 
Oadar Lake — Mooon Park; JMin'B. B,^ — 

Chaa. Slgler, mgr.; (8). 
Crawfordtrlllc — Alrdome; Lee OUkty, mgr. 

<zz). 

Elkbart— McMaagMoa'a; City of Elkhart, props.; 
BoifA aC Waikp, GItp a( BIkhart I 

eigia. atlr.: .(S; Ut •sard o( W<^ 

raaJsraia attr. WsaJ Park: Ctty of Bkbart. 
piopa.; Board oC Warka^ GItr »t Elkbart. 
attr.; (8); Boaid af Warta booka Ttnde- 
atti, Ctadobtktr; CUy aC Elkbart. 
; ataiA sg -WacUL SMVPat^alaa mgra. 
tttr.: Ct, *. Atj-rmOmtM^ Mk: A. 
L. it ii Lk iw u i . ir; a* ■ER rttr.; (2), 

z, 8). 

EransTllle — Oak Sommit Park; Edv. Baymond, 

mgr.; (1, 3). 
Farmland— JIliu Laka Park; Jacob Mills, prop. 

and mgr.; (2, S|. .. . 
lodlaoapoUa — ^BtfMHP BkBIW BiaA: B. B. 

Allen, tea. 
Kokomo— Athlotie: B. X. * W. WL' 

T. c. McBeyMlM. awK; alaa wm^^tmK,i 

(1. 8. X). 

La Fayette— TecaiitakTMI Paikt,ni 
ipa.: Ottb 




k W. Tiactlta Oswtorapa. 

—; aCr " 




"■f 7 also mgr. attr.; OC ^Sl. 
La IVate tlrtlna Park: JcalcA k Kolar. propa. 
4 mgra.: ate mgrs. attr.; (1. 3, z); KOitr 



* Jaaleek book Taoderllle attr.— Blnff S'de 
Baoek; Nmhem Hid. B. B.. props, ft mgra.; 
(I- 8, z); Northern lad. S. B. booka rtnde- 
TlUe attr. 

Lofaaaport — Spencer Park: N. W. ft W. T. 
Traction Co.. props.; Sopt. Brattenborg, mgr.; 
(2, 8. z); book direct.— Kloely's laland: T. 
Klacly, mgr. — Bnrgman Park: Wm. Borgman. 
prop, ft mgr.: (1. 3. x). 

Michigan City— Washington Park; Sooth Shore 
Amnae. Co.. propa.: F. M. Boeckling, mgr.; 
F. U. Boeckling. mgr. attr.: (1. 3, x). 

MoQtpelier — Mootpelier Fair ft DrlTlng Aaan.; 
B. J. SMIey, prop. * mgr.; (I. 3, z): C. L. 
Smttb. books attr. 

Moaclc— Wcat SIda Park; Bar Aaftava. prop. 
*>wr.: <X, 81— Magte City Oaa CUb; Wm. 
Farrdl. stgr. 

Maw Albaar— OleairMd Parky taalarflle and 
Soatham Indiana naettoo Co.. props.: Dr. 
Bdw. B. Perry, mgr.: ate mgr. attr.; (2. 8). 

New Cattle— Bine Valley Park; Htrrcy Broa,, 
propa.: W. D. Harrey, mgr.: M. D. Harray. 
mgr. attr.; (2. 8).— Idleirlld Park; L. A. Jen- 
nings, prop. — Intemrban Park: T. B. I. ft B. 
Blectrlc B. B. Co.. props.; John O. Bolts- 
Claw, mgr. — Shlreley't Ptrk; W. A. Shlreley. 
mgr. 

Booth Bend— Spring Brook; P. J. aifford, prop. 

ate mgr. attr.; Wcstan VaadcTllle 



P. J, cut. 



ft mgr.. _ 

Cbcolt: (1. 8).— Cbala Laka 

Pmd. prop, ft mgr.; ate 

VtadrTlUe Cttcalt: (1. 8). _ 
Terra Btaie— Fatrrlaw Park: B. L. Brenig, 

pcaa. k mgr.: ate mgr. attr.: (1, 3. i): 

books direct. 
ThKCBnet— Lakewood Ptrk; C. C. aosncll. prop. 

ft mgr.: tlto mgr. tttr.: (3. z); C. C. Qot- 

neU books Taoderille attr. „ 

Wabssh— BoTd; Ft. Wajpa ft Wabash TsUey 

Traction Co.. pnpKt/Jaa-^aliv ap.! ate 

mgr. tttr.: (t. iUBIt ta. fealh MNM nade- 

TlUe tttr. 

IOWA. 

Albte— City Ptrk: City of Alblt, pHpa.: 0L 8). 

BarllngtoD— MadUon Are. Park: Nttbtn Dtak- 
wsrdt. prop, ft mgr.: also nurr. attr.: (1. z. 
8).— Collsenm Park; P. J. Riling, mgr.; (3). 

Cherokee — ChaDtsnqna Park; Prof. Matt, mgr.; 
(5. z). 

Clear Lake— Bayslde Park: J. T. YoongloTc, 
prop, ft mgr.: ate mgr. attr.; (2, 8, z): 
book direct. 

CUnton— Baglo Patat Paak: OBataa 81^ Co.. 
props.: B. Maaoa. mgr.: ate mgr. aMn: (2). 

OaoBcIt BlaSb— Laka Mtatwa Ptrk: Omiba tad 
Cboacn Blast Bt. By. Co.. propa.: Wm. P. 
Byrne, .mgr.: <B). 

DarcDDort— BcbnelMa: AI. Berg. prop. * mfr.; 

Dat^oines-Ianc^ ^JMauO^nr. Co.. 
Bcops.; Fred micknaa* 

VlTsi.— WhHd 

prtpt.; O. P. 

Dfll^ueiiunlan Park: Union Electric Co.. 
props.: 1* D- Mtthea, mgr.; alto mgr. attr.: 
(1, 3); Western yandaTlllo Attn.; Bdwtrd 
Rtymaa 

Fort Madr 

Iowa. •. ■ ^ .>^^ iLi-^_:- ., '■ _ ■ 

Kawioo— Oak jjHftt Jfi^jgKiBmiimmi 

alao mar. aNM^da. avt 

TaadaTUla 




Six Flying Banvards 

World's Greatest Aerial Act 

Add. BERT BANVARD, Mcr.. care The BUlboardp N«w YorkGlJ 



Atrial 



—BIO OPES AIR ATTRACTION— 

Flying. Baldwins 



fLYING WERNTZ OUO-uMB 



The act they all talk about. Sensational, Aerostatic Gymnasts of Quality. 
Feature attraction for Parks, Fairs. Cdebralitw. etc Address all oom- 
municatioDS to M EAD M . WERNTZ, ' 
Now ptoying United Park Time. 



THE LATEST AERIAL NOVELTY 

Three Marvelous Mells 

Origmal, Sensational EqtiUibiiatg, oae lady two men, AT LIBERTY for. P/^RKSt 
FAIRS, HIPPODROMES, ale. 

caie Binboard, Cmcimuti, O. 



McFALUS DOG CIBCUS 



BIGGEST AND 



ATTiiGnON OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD 



Featoiss: noat and HlBd Ibot Wttklas. Baby Cth PaablBg. Waltilab Palat Otg; 

Tight WIrs Walking. Boxing Dogt (with krwckaat). ,~ " 

trao attraction, nothing better. For open timob 
USS Broadway, KEW XOBK. V. T. 




SHOWED TO MORE PEOPLE WITH THE 

KLINE CARNIVAL CO., AT GARY, IND., 

than all the other shows combined; but outside of that he is aU right. 



Rifle Experts aiid R<qpe Spinnint; 

Andlliefr Famc^ 

He Is a decided hit oo emr bm. BtUs objects la Us msatli to bs that aai 
his noie. Xo enttlog of steaerr or fake caadle tbcli la tMs act. AlwafB 
It's no fake. Friends and Managers write, care Binboard. Ctnefmiatl. Ohio- 





GRANADA 

AND 

FEDORA 

THE HU MAN ELE PHANT 

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JULY 9, 1910L 



FAIRS 



(CoDtloDed from page 51.) 

Oct. 7-8. 



K. B. 



Bedford— Trlmbl* Co. FUr. 

UcCaln, wcy. 
Bum — ^BetCK lUr Am. 

Fldi. wcT' 
Btodbetd— Botikeattte Cooatr nk 

IT-n. A. J. Hissud. inj . . ■ 
BarkcsTUIe— CmnbcrUiia OolMc. Aac M-10. 
. C. W. Alaander, Jr., accT' 
CUr<riltos— CuTon Coasty Fair. Dates not set. 

B. M. Barker, secy, 
rjiiililaiia ilaiil int C a. Falc Dates not wt. 

DaSriSa '^httSiU'lSlR . MB^ ii4b n» Don. 

mSStttluHii flaMIn CooatT Fair. Sa^ «.>. 



Sept. 38-Oet. 1. 

AOS. so.a«pt. 



X. B. uanmer, aacr- 
ErUngeiy^biitn Ooonty AgrL Sot XvK.21- 



art' Baak - 
Ewlng— Ewliir -. 

H. Price. >e«T. 
FaJmoutb — Falmontli Fair Co. 

J. B. Wliliama, aecr. 
Fern Creek — Jefferson Co. Fair. 

2. E. B. Berry, secy. . . . . 

Florence — North fcentucty Asrlcoltnral Aaan. 

Sept. 1.3. N. B. BIdddl, BitrUnBton, Kr. 
Frankfort— Capital Fair AM. .AlK. j Wfcyt--:! 

FtuUIn— £D^aon%anty Mr Aam.' Itiit, IS. 

Wnk&-^Shln^'tlT. Sept. 2-1. Joe Asp- 

6M%etnra^-Scott County Fair Asa. JtitT M- 

SO. C a BeU, aecj-. 
Qermantown — Germaotown Fair Ok - AIR. XHr* 

■Dan H. Uoyd. Dover. Ky. ^tjM 
Glaxcow — Sontll Ky. Fair Assn. Sept. ZS.Oet. 

I. Tboa. Dickinson, secy. 
HudlmtHirs— Breckearidge Fair Ann. Anj. 30- 

tat. 1. K. B. Klnebeloe, aeey. 
IIM larfalail l Hf ■ i r i r Connty Fair Aaan. Ang. 

••IS. B. W. Keenon. aeey. 
Hartford-Ohlo County Fair. Dates not aet. 
Henderaon— Henderson Fair. July 26.30. T. C. 

Bodsenynie-^Larne Co. Fair Aaan. Sept. M. 

HOTe Care— Hart Coonty Fair Co. Sept. 21-24. 

Dr H C. Bnmer, secy. 

I^ancaater— Fair. July 27-59. Bobt. Elkin secy. 
Lawrencebarg— Anderson County Fair. An*. 17- 

20. A. B. McAfee. se«y. 

I«ltehfleld — OtayaoB Caimty Fair.. An*. IS-ia. 

tjL 'l j ji iiS^rinyoriiaa Fair Assn. Ang. S-13. 



ir Co. Fair. An*. »-12. W. 



VecaalUes— Woodford C Wly Mr AM 
as- tsiaiia«a. '^^v, t , 



lompklBsrlUa Fair. 

S. A. Richardson, s e cy. ■ 
DnloatowB— Unlog CMmty Mr Jmm^ Aas. 9- 

IS. W. O. Bland, sacy. 
Vancebnrs— TascebiOK Mi: Aat: IMS. O. 

P. Tamlan. _ 
Veraames— Woodford C Wly Mr AM. Aoc- 



xrt. 



lovauaA -*' 

Calhoun— North LsCamp UacHdC Ftslr. Sept. 

28-30. . F. a. Watsoa, aeey. 
CooBbatta- Bed Birer Parish Filr. Oct. 25-2f. 

P. C. IIcLemore, secy. 
Crowley — Crowley Agrl. Fair- Not. 18.20. 
GlbsUnd — Dixie Fair. Oct. 5-S. 3-10. Flcmkis. 

secy. 

Homer— Claiborne Pariah Fair. Oct. 13-14. DU- 

land Hnlae, aeer. 
Jeaoarette— JeaneiatM Flafc 0«t. M^' B. 

Boane, 8C«7. ; r':^'- ■- ■ 

Lafayette— I.afayrtt* eHM ..Mr. AM: '- Hept. 

2»-oet. 2. F.-v. MsMsi.-Mri-- ■ 
Mansfleld— DeSoto Parish Me. - Oet SHt. A. 

W. Quarrier, secy. 

Many — DeSoti ParUb Fair. October lS-21. J. 

G. Bellsle, secj-. 
MInden— Webster Pariah Fair Asso. Oct.- 18- 

21. E. J. Palkncr. BS^. ' ■ 

Monroe— Onachlu Parlak Mr. Oct. SMK B. 



W. Anderson, pecy. 
Natdiltoehefi — NatcbJti 

OcL U-14. Jas. B. 
Plain Dealing — Bossier 

38: W. J. Dawson, ae^. 
Bastaa— Uneoln Parish Fair. 

r. WiRco. secy. 
Sbrereport — State Fair of T<iolsl<ha 

I^onla N. Bmesscrtelf. a a^ . 



W -: Aaan. 
Oct. is- 
Oct- 11-14. E. 

XCT. 2-11. 



Presqae Island — Nortbem Maine Pair. Sept. 

6^8. Ernest F. McGlaughlln. secy. 
Bedfield — ^Kennebec Coonty Fair. Dalea not 
sat. Ceall Frcar, aaey. 



N. H. Shdton. aeey. 
SkowlKsaD— Somenet Central Pair. Sept. 13-lB. 

S. H. Bradbury, aeey. 
Sonth Parts — Oxford Coonty Agrlcoltarat So- 
ciety. Sept. 13-16. . W. O. notUagtaam, 
secy. . : -■- 

Sooth WInsos — Sooth Kennebec Pair. Oct. - 4-8. 

I.. H. Ford. secy.. Whltefleld, Me. 
Spnnrtcld— North Penobscot Fair. Sept. 13-lS. 

bTd. VverlU. secy.. Prentlsa, Me. 
Topsfaam — Sagmdahoc COon^ Fair. Oct. 11-13. 

J. F. Becker. Bowiala. H*. ^ i. 
nnlty— Unity Park Am. Slit.^ SML ■. .T- 

Beynolda. aeey. 
WaterrlUe — Central Ifalas Fair 

30-Sept. 2. Gc*. B. MIer. aeey 
Weat CnnberlaBd-^nrmcct' Clnb. Sept. 37-28. 
~ — secy.. B. P. O.. Ko. 2. 



An*. 



XABYIJUIS 

Camberland — Cumberland Fair and Agricultural 

Assn. Oct. 4-7. Geo. E. Deneen, secy. 
Eastoo — ^Talbot Connty Fair. Anc. 23-S«. M. 

B. Nichols, secy. 
Frederick— Frederick Co. Afrlenltoral SocIet7. 
C. Wai^bc: 



Oct. J»31. O. C. Wankfiw: accr. 
IIMStiMi WMItlin CMty Mr. Oct. 11- 



Ubetty— Casey County Mr, AM. 

John B- -Whipp. ae^. <,»_; 
Xondoo — Laurel Coant7 FMT. Ml 

A- Chilton, secy. _ , „ 

lAnisTtUe— Kentucky State Fair. Sept. 12-17. 

I. w. Newman, aeey. -_ 

HadlMTtne— Hookms Go. Twit. Xoly 19-23. 

uSSSiy S^^*frTTit!?V Fair Aasn. Sept, 7- 

XMUU-Oiavcs Co. Bace UeeUiif. July 8-». 
™ a Mtey. secy. 
MenMNiins, WawpnrtjrM 



Sept. 



_rffin« *Fslr 

»-J3. Clarenea Pingndy, aeey, 
Mlddlesboro— Til-SUte Mr 
JDO. BL Horat. aecr. _ 
Uontlcello — ^Wayne Onmly Fair 

e-0. John B. Wllhlte, Mt-., „ 
Uoccantown— BDtler Coaaty.;iM» ' - Sept. 2Z-.>*. 

ttSTwl C.- Haantim. mf:-.,;;--.*^"- 
lit. StcinaK^MoDtggacfT OH. Fkfb. 'MrlMS. 

W C. Itamntott. aacy. 
Mt. StedloK — ^Montgomery Connty CMored Filr. 

Auk. 24-27. J. D. Uacswan. aeey. 
Kew^ct— Newport FaU £ Daatet Assn. .AoB. 

10-13. Clarence Plnsodr* r-i'U.ii; , , 

KIclKdasTlUe— K. of . P. Mil An«..,SM!^lfc:a. 

Jas. K. Fray»>r. js^. . _ . ,.:^^r.-;j-^ 
Ofccasbors— DsTtcs C f l lWtF,;»*fc.-: Ol*.,;** ,. ;■• 

pJdaea^^Mali FUr aIsbl -Anc SOaipe. S. 

Bodney C- Daria. secy. . . ^ 

Paris— Bonrbon Coonty Agrlctiltaral Soc Sept- 

8-10. Chas. A. Webber, secy 
FcftyTille — PerryTTffle Fair .Aaa 

17-19. H. a Mnlllna. JW._^j, 
Prorldenc* — Pnrrldenc Asil; WWKl; 
■ A. O. Williams. I g. . ^ 

J B. Walker secf*'*'- .■■'*■"■- 
BMdl Sprtngs^BuBfll On. Mr. . Aac. S-IS. 

Bobt. Ingram, aeey. 

Sanders— Carroll. Caflafln. Owoi rrl-Omnty 

Fair Assn. Sept. 7-10. A. W. SU^. secy. 
SeottiTlIle— Allen Co. Fair Assn. Sept: -Ift-lS. 

W D. GQllam. secy. 
BbeiAefdaTnie — Bnllett Coonty Fair. Assn. Abf- 

1»55. 8. H. BId8eway..»«F.. - ' — _ 
Shelbyrnie— Shelliy Co. Fair. Aat. ~- 

R. Webber, aeey. ■ - 

Somerset — Sooeiaet Fair. Anf- ■■rS*Vt. X H. 

' aSi i St M •wSSlnglon Connty Fair. Ang. 24- 
T. o. Cimptiell. secy. 
- —Uneoln County Fair. Data* sot aal- 



Acton — Shaplelsh and Acton Fair. Oatea not 

set. Fred K. Bodwau. ae<7- 
Ambent— Northem Hancock Fair. Dates not set. 

A. JL Igmm^ Mcy. , , 

Andom W^lhuu Oxford Fair. Oct. 3-d Jnoi. 

F. Talbot, ttv. 
Anson— Somrraet County Fait. ai » t . SMt,. Or- 
lando Walker, secy. >i i ;>• ■-; 

Bangor — Eastern Maine Stat* Mr. Aa«. 33- 

26. Albert S. Field, secy. 
Belfast — Waldo Co. Agricoltnra] Society. An?. 

16-18. ' Orrln. J. Dicky, secy. 
Bethel— BlTerslde PaA Aaan. Dat'-a not sru 

W. B- Twaddle, secy. 
Bine HiU— Hancock Co. Asrienltoral; Sorlaty. 

Sept. S-8. C s. SnowaasB, secy. 
Biidstoo — Bridstan Fanaczs and 

CIA. SMtTwAS. a IMcr Ame^ 
Bilstal— Bt&ttil Fair Am. Oct. 4% 

Himter. aeey.. Damarlscotta, Me. 
Canton — Androaeoxzia Valley AgtlcMiUnral So- 
ciety. Sept. O. M. RiclianHoo, necy. 
CbenyHeld — West Wasblogton Fair. H«pt. 14- 

18. S. H. Allen, aeey.. CoinmWn-FlsBi^ ale. 
Cornish — Cornish Asrlcnltural AalKi. .jjkac: 18- 

18. Wm. B..Co<». secy. - ' ' ik.. 
Dannfiirotta— Uncaa OoWF -.Mhv-'BiOt. 27- 
■ •-JS. <a."W- SInsr. mcf. ' — -''—^t-S^; 
Baat Bshs»<i — take View Fask'.aiih FUr Aasa. 

Dates not seL A. L. BraAett. aaey. 
Eden— Edea Agricnltnral Fair. Sept. 21-22. H. 

M. JeHlson. aeey. 
Emden — Emden Fair Aasn. Datea not set. Grut 

Wltham, secy. 
Exeter — West Penobscot Fair. Sept. 27-29. B. 

E. C<ribath, secy., R. F. D., Xo. 3. 
Farmlncton — Franklin Connty Fair. Sept. 27- 

29. Chas. F. Smltli, secy. 
Foxerott — Plscataqnla Coonty Fair. Datce not 

set. B. O. MrKecknl^- ac«y. 
Preeport-^nneport .A«lL :Boe. ■ OaMi.Mt act. 

WlUls Snow. secT. 
Free port — Fr e epo r t PonltlT Am>- -iNb'' S-SQk 

Geo. P- Coffin, aaey. -1 ."i -- Jr^ " ! ". 
Frrbnrg — West Oxford Fklr." ScFt. ST-M. . B. 

Walker McKem. secy. 
Oorbam — Cumberland Co. A. & H. Society. Sept. 

20-22. . C. H. Lelshton. aeey. 
Hartland— East Somerset Fair. Sept. 23-24. B. 

A. Webber, secy. S;"-.; ■ ..x 

LewlstoD— Maine Stata Fikii: AMpb"ML'^ J. I<. 

Lowell, AidMini. ■ Ite^ '- ,. "1- 

LS n 1 1 1 , . A pS l M iS l l n. CsB rt r Mr: ; ' Apg. 23- 

Sept'e-T- W. 

MoBnc — .'Wiido'uid Penobscot Agricnltnral So- 
ciety. Sept. 13-15. Edwin Jnnklna, secy. 
New eioneeater — New Gloucester A Danillle 
AsiL Assa. Oct. 4-5. CAaa. H. Nelson, secy. 
North EDaworth — ^North EUawortb Farmers' 
Clnb, Dates not set. Call W. Maddoek, 
secy. Nicolln. Me. „ 
Orrlseto!! — Oirlncteo Fair Aaaa. Aac. 30-Sept. 
. 1. r. B. JOat. meej.. Ba Blb.-Bk— «r. B. I, 

pilmpi-.^:«t>tt skaauiSr%!ii.:. *aipt.vS>4S. f1 

■ SramiBSlls; * toCV* ' 

PorUaod— MUn* mM MUCT XOrt Vst Stock 
Asm. Dee. 14-17. A. Jt. Mmm, aaey.. An- 

tNim, Me. " 




»3r. 

A- D. B. Staler, aaq-. . 
Lanrel — ^Laurel Fair. Dates aat sat. 

H. Hopkins, pres., Bighlsnd, 3U. 
Pocomoke City— Poeomoke City Fair. Amg. -9- 

12. W. F. £tnc, secy. 
Bockrllle — ^Agrl. Soc. of Montgomety Ooonty. 

Aug. 23-26. Jaa. T. -Bogley, secy. 
Sallabnry — ^Wicomico Coonty Fair. Aug. 18.10. 

S. K. WUte. secy. 
Timonlns — Maryland State Fair. Sept. S-IO. 

3. 8. Nnaaear. Lotherrllle, Ud. 
ToIehestei^Talebester Fslr. - Anc Sa S s pt. 12. 

O. E. Noland, aeey, 
Taneytown — Grange Plcnle.aBA 'BxhMllta. Aag. 

^^IMMS^SMM-jB^^i^^^^ Aug 

'?^Ka.--lM;:A^ Biu s H. "MF.. ' ' 

XAS8ACH1TSETT8 

Amesbnry — Amcabsry and SalUbnry Fair. Sept. 

27-28. K. H. Saads. aaey.- 
Amheist— HaaaiUre A«rlenlt»tf t l ll li If . , fcpt. 

20. DaTid B. Beedy. se9.'- - 
Atbol— Ncatbwest Worcester Mr AM. Sept. 

S-6. Albert EUawortb. seer. 
Barre — West orcester Co. Acriadtanl Society. 

Sept. 20.30. Edward A. Brodenr. secy. 
Barnstable — Barnstable Coooty Agrlenltoral So 

dety. Aog. 30-Sept. I. M. H. Harris, secy. 
Blanford— Dnion Fair Assn. Sept. 14-lS. E. 

W. Boise, secy. 
BoatoD— Massaciusetts Horticultural Society. 

Sept. 16-18 and Oct. 4-7. Wm. P. Blch. secy. 
BnektoD — Brocktaa Fair. Oct. - gm*t <t. 

Flint, aecr.' -t.^*''-.--iV.-f'' 
Ctiariemont— Dwr i rt d Taller AnMItWMI ' Sw- 

dety. Sept. 15-16. S. N. Bas^iea. secy. 
Clinton — Clinton Fair. Sept. 14-16. Warren 



CnmmlDgtoo — Hllllard AgriailtQial Asso. Sept. 

27- 2S. C. F. Borr. Blngrllle. Conn. 
Framlngtoo — Sooth Middlesex Fair Aaan. Sept. 

20-21. John L. Card. WeUealey. Mass. 
Great Barrtngton — Hoosatoolc Acrl. Soc Sept. 

28- Oct. 1. Fred J. FoQer. aeey. 
Greenfleld — Franlln Connty Fair. Sept. 21.22. 

J. H. XuTBhj, aeey. 
Halifax— Plymontb CoaTity Fair. Sept. 14-15. 

J. Herliert Iteonard. Bridgewatcc Maaa. 
Hlfurtiaaa— Hingham Fair Asa. - „BapL S-3S. 

Wm. H. Tlmaas. secy. • 'i'.-!''.. 
Lowell— North Middlesex Fair Jkami' ■nC;~'M- 

17. Andre UddeO, scey. 
Marshflelil— Marshlleld Fair Assn. Aag. 24-26. 

I. H. -Hatch. North Manhfleld, Mass. ' 
Mlddl efleia— HI^Mand Fak Assn. Sept: 7-8. J. 

Naotocket— aSaSncfeat Aicrlenltnral Society. 

Aug. M-m "FoalA M. Mntpbr. secy. 
North »<tsiiis ITanaae Falley Fair. Sept. 8- 
10. Gmwrt Staxwen. secy. 



lamptra. FYanklln and 
Oct. S« 



den Fair Assn. Oct S« C. A. MoottSM- 
ery. secy. 

Oxford— Oxford Agrioolfnrsl Society. Sept. I-S: 

J. E. DarltoK. secy. ^ 
Palmer— The Palmer Fair. Oct. 7-8. Loots B. 

Chandler, secy. 
Peabody— Essex Fair Aran. Sept. 20-22. J. M. 

Danfortb. Lmnfleld. Mass. 



Sonth Weymonth — ^Weymouth Agil. ft lod. 

f!*i>t, 15-17. A. P. Bancs. 
Spencer — Spaneer Fmhi 

Sept. 23-24. u«Mi B. . 

Stnrbrldge— Saolk - WoRCSfcr AcHoritnral So' 

dety. Sept. llt-16. C ▼. Oorey. aeey. 
Dxliridce — Blackatons Talley Fair. Sept. 20.21. 

Dr. M. B. Sbarpe. secy. 
West TIsbnry-^Martha Vineyard Vkir Aaan. 

Ang. 28-31. F. A. Look, secy. 
Worcester — New Enalaad Fair. Sapk C-8. 

Ellabs S. Knowles. secy. 



laOKIOAll 

Adrian — Lenawee County Fair. Sept. 26-30. F 

A, Bradlah, aeey. 

Allegan — ^Allegan County Agricultural tllllli 
Sept. 20-23. A. H. Foater' aeey. -"^^ 

Alpena— Alpena Fair. July SSAl B. B. C»I- 
llaa. aacy. 

Armada — Armada Acrtcoltahd Satlaty. Oct, s- 

7. Orry unlett. aeey. 
Bad Axe — Hnroa Co. Fair. OcL 4-7. Henry 

Stewart. ae<7, 
Baldwin — Lake Coonty Fair Asaa. Btlt, 14*18. 

W. A, Elliott, secy. . "T^ 

Bay City — Bay County Asrl. Ssc SMk'-M. 

2i. O. Baradorf. secj. 
Beechwood — Farm Featlral. Aog. 23-27. ]8(k 

Blahop, mgr. 
Benton Harbor— SaoUiciB Mlcblgaa Stats Mr. 

Sept. Z7-30. a...A.'-M»fi, saB.. „ - 

•^5*7^^ Mr; A8»i;.«5t?ji3ft-.<«..:,a 

Smith, secy. ■. : . . 

Cass city — Caaa City DIatrlct Mr.:.'aiBi. V- 

30. W. J. ampbell, secy. .-,7^- . 

Cbariotte — Eaton County AgricaltanI' IgelHr. 

Sept. 27-30. V. G. Grifflth. aeey. 
Ooswell — Croswell Agrlcnlraral Society. Sept. 

28-30. J. H. Mordangb. secy. 
Detroit — MIcblgan SUIe Fair. Sept. 19-24. J. 

B. Hannaa. secy. 

Dackarrilla — Deckerrllle - Asrlcnltural Aaastia-' 
13.15. John Baltd. aeey. 
- 08. Mb.. .IMn Mt nt. L. B. 




Fair. 




dety. 

secy. ----KJii- 
Elkton— Elktoo Agricnltnral' 

18. Bobt. P. Bnckley. aeey, 
Erart — The Big County Fair. Sept. 13-18. Geo, 

B. Belby, secy. 
Fowlerrille — Fowlerrllle AgTlcoltaial Ssdely. 

Oct. 4-7. Geo. A. Newman, ae<F>^: 
Flint — Northeastern lodostnal Mhv^'BHl:"V. 

30. Allen J. Beach, secy. ~ . .; 
Grand Baplda— Weat Mleblgaa Slala Mr. Sept. 

12.18. Eogena o. Cuwar. aeqr. 
OrecnTHle— anenTlIle Fair Aaa..' US. - 
20-23. a B. OraUU. secy. < 
Harrlsnile — Aleoaa County FalE. BNt^' 
Honshtoo — Copper Coooty Fall: ^ BqS;- 
John T. McNaaiaia. mfr. .-t ^ '.' 
John T. McNaaMsa. secy. < ' .-- v 
Hni sda le — HHl s dsle Fkia. ' Oct. ST." ft, 

TerwIUlacr. aacy. 
Banaaa^^^oatb. Ottawa West AUegaa 

Datea not act. A, B. Boaman, aeey, 
Bosrard Qty— Howard City Fair, Sept. 9*. i. 

B. Hasklna, aeey, 
Imlay Oty — Imlay City AsileglInU 

Oct. 4-6. Fraak Balhahorg, aev. 
loala — loola Fair aad Expoaitlaa ' 

28^29. M. J. STanldlaa. ae<r.- , 
Ithaca— GraUot Cooaty Fair !■< Bafi IW 

30-Sept. i A. McOaa. accr. -' - '..-T'^ 
Kalamazoo — Sootheim attcMaaa 4. . 

ana Inter-State PMr. '- ■^8i^Ml " Wta.' C 

EofleinaB: wcy. 
LaaAc— Mr.., Ja^-jMX. 

Mariiall Crsaf 

Will Gray, secy. 
M enominee — ^Menominee Coonty Ajrrlcnltatal Ba- 

cicty. Sept. 13-18. H. B. Month 
MIdUnd City— Midland OBBalT ' ' 

dety. SepL 13-ia H. lTi 

Mllford — Mllford Pair HISS Ik ■LTTHT^li. 

C. Williams, secy. 

Mnieisharg— Presqne Isle Coonty Fslr. Sept. 

NaetbBcsaeh — ^North Branch Fair Sadctr. Scat. 
-»SBl. .W. ». Galhraltb. aea. ■.<~.:^.- 

St. JniiM Mr. AaB.!ig^ 

^'ai .»' "' Sr i!P"' * ^. CmO Aglcoltnral 
„.S^t.^SMS. Oest H. VMrey. aeey. 

^'5'*S»7:*'*^ 0a«atF.F»ir. .8ept ».».■ C. 

B- Holden. aeey. - ' > 

VasM^Tjiseola Ooaatr AnU BoeMF. Bift. 

Albert Lea Freebora cimiii'.rA^i^iitmii 

dety. SepL 2I-2S. MSSTISv. 
Bnaaai— Carlton Cooa^ AstL Md laiaa. Bee: 

Sept 14-18. Thoa. I^enecr, aeey. 
Bird lalaod— BeoTUIe Coonty Fair. Sept. St- 

.33 Joe Haggett, aeey. 
Daaaell— Meeker Co. Fair. Oct. 14-18. 

E. Llndqnlst. SCCT, 
ralnnont— Marion Conoty AnlcoUoral 

Sept. 29-Oet. 1. B, N. Tyler, aeey. 

" O i JlliiiV'Sa ^ 
Hopkins B eaaepla 'Cooaty Agricnltoial Ssd- 
ely- Sept, S8-S4, W: 8, Saetaaa. aeey. 
Hntchlnaoo— McLeod Cooaty Aarteoltaral 8v 
. dety. Sept, ZI-ZS. O. M. PMMSsa. secy. 
JackaoD — Jackson OsaaiF-MUr AaH.-'- MPt. 13- 

17. Frank GUlespl^- .atR^ 
KassoQ — Dod£e ConaCF'IDnr. 
A. Sharer, secy. 



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.a. Bed Ball Top 
'Cane: colored taa- 



7. Extra large 
aixe Black Baam- 
ded Ball, monnt- 
cd on natural 
tooqnln sticks, 
;'.^'Bi« saloe. Per 



19. - Foxy Grandpa 67. Sted Bod Cane. tL Sllrrr Bnlsh 
Cane, mooated on beary loaded knob eagle bead. mtO. 
eoloted atl^ with bead, .la . aiMd. • <» ?«*?««> t«««IJln 
IH In. sMIaninsF.' -••la'rai'. 
Grandpa 



. f THE ABOVE PRICES ARE \ 
(subject T0 15% DISCOUNT, f 





Bilrer Hated 

BsU Besd. sixe loaded besd cane, Bnlrai Baadle. 

IM In., fancy filt die of ball 2 In. f.„,th 1 T^. 

deeofated monntad doth Span Cow ISSi?^ Jt^S! 

on colored to a- motrnted on % In. n»oontea ca esi- 

mlB stick. Fw eslsnd stick. I>r scad tcaqaia atick. 

Sf 0.00, f ull ameufit wiUi ' 




I C nmo / 26% dvpealt rM|uir«cl ) No d«poslt Imb than S6.00 ae««ptod 



181. Hirer 

coloolal d e a 1 8 a. 

fancy emboaaed. 

length » Incbe^ 

moontcd on col- 
^ ersd toaqoin. Pjr 



HAm L WEISKM^ CHICAGa iLL 



ULY 9, 1»VL 



Xtie Billboard 



66 



I < citT— Wabuha Afrlenltonl AnodaUea. 

*r .3oii— L«cqm Park Cooour A«TteaItaral K 
■ ly. Sept. 14-lt. a. U J d tk tmnt*, yr. 

S.nt. 2T-30. R- B. D—W. . - . 

X » L'lm— Brown Ooonlr ASTlialllual: ■MttO 
' ibai. 1S17. A. F. BuraieWtr. MJ».:-r-;r. 
N'vrlScM— BIcc Coantr rmir An. ililtM''M 

■ 0*0. M. OiTgf. aetT. 
■ .n-.«irtnr— Big Stone A«rl. Soc. Sept. — . M 
1. lUttbcirt. pre*. . „ . _ . 

il>4l<m— Fillmore Coontr Afrl. Soclclr- >«»t. 

I I It. . ma\ i. Ibnch, ■MT. . jA^- - 
E.,Hir»UT— OlniiKd Co. Scbm) Fair. -Jhl 

F. E. CutUnc. flrro«; Mlmi^. " 
i;; o city— Cl»l««[0 Co. mir. 

tr jaBw»- WMmwn OkdV AsrL Boe. Sept 

Ui.«- v\. W IS- ^. |g iiiSy.- »9g-- ■ 

T>lrr— f l!i(o;n CcMBij wm. 9nfi a»aib 

II Bn.vn. swy. ...... 

s.pt. l.viT. E. II. Bol^r. wcy. 
Wii.lom— Cottoai<-o<irt rminir AfrL 8«e. Stpt. 

11121. L. C. Cbarcblll. itcT. - - ■. - - 
Vrihlngton— Wartblmttoo Olitrlct fklr. atpt. 

i; j4. s. II. am. mtrr. 

IfTMTMTTgl . 
CaltltrU— Northeavt Mtniwlppl ITklr Aan. -Stpt. 

;:-30. W. L UeElroT. neer-. . _ _ 

BuowTlllc — ITrutla Co. FlUr Amd. Oct. VI, 

Caoioo— Uadltoo On. Fair Aau. Oct.-. SML 

w. L. Dtnklaa. ancX' 
Calumbas— MlulHlppI * Went Ala . 

CrraiKli— Grenada Fair Aiaa. Oct. U-3(k. Oao. 

W. Flrld. a«<T. 
GrKDTiU«— Delta Fair Aaan. Oct. 10-10. 

I'lnk Smith. weT- 
aUfpan— HarrtaoD CooalT Fair. Aboat aMoad 

vn-k In NoTcmbar. C. Barmr, aaey. 
Bollr SprlDCS— North IHMhlim IMTsAIM- Oct 

Honsioo— Fair. Oct. ML- .X IKSSMNHM 
- ntaiT, Roolka. Ult»': :-r': f.'- -^>^'^:i 
Jarfcaa»-MI»inii«( mata^n*. -^ 

3. J. F. iiSS.—tr' airacr.; I. n 



Lab*— PaUMM'tMoa Asas. Ans. i-JO. O 
SrIIkcarr. wttr.. romt, Silas. 

iMlairinc — ^Wlaatoo County Fair 
=S3n. w. C. Blibt. a«cT. 

XI. 0!K« — CoTinctoa Cot, Fair Ah 
a. W. A. HoUoway. 



imli^:^MSilBnl " Mr Aaa. 



•aiJer- Rales OK 

Day. 
CanrUli 

BOt art. 
C.^unMa— 

H«ttim. aeey. 
Cnba — Cravford Coonty Fair 

30. I. C. Walkvr. lacy. 
Jrffmoo city — Coonty ralr. Aac. 

Jamca Hcoctala. pre*. ; 
Kaboka-Clark Csanty A. * M. Am. Aac M 

Sept. 2. Oeorc* If. awcr. atcr. 
Kaans City— lllsaoarl TaOey rdr aad Cn» 

Bitloa (held at Blectrle Park). SaK. SMcL 

>. Sam Beajaalo, ma. 
Kaa*as Olj^Aak taar jJM* MMk Amt. Oct. 

la Plata— La Plata- tlAr ' aST^Auw; 'M, Chaa. 

J. staa, aecy. ■ 
U*;* SaBoUi— JackaoD CooatT A. * U. Socl- 
es. Anc. 3S-SS. iMla Laaakla. tcr. 
P«^j™— Marlon Co. Pair. Aac. Sl-Sept. S. 




Urklaad— Kichland Stack aad AAicaltnnI 

- J, J. A 



B. C Settler, ttey. 

Urklaad— Kichland 8t^ 

Mblta. Sept. 3S.Oet. 

■gt /»5t3^l«*lm Cmtt A. * M. SoeUtT 

W. Krh~,I.^. n»«T; . ■ 
Tr^T-UnrolB Ooaatr »klr. Aac SO^apt. 2. 

Jt: Unakan. necy. - 
trimiiabarr — WafTenaborc Fair Oa. 

•et. 8. T. Sanders, seep. 



Ratem.n— lntar.«Utc Pklr. 
£• }'*rm, wttj. 
L TItnber-Sweet tiraaa Cbnlr fair Aasa. 

Chlaook— Pair. Oct. MT ' ' 
OtJon— Bearerhead Cooaty Fair Aaaa. Get. »■ 
n5-^.'- Carrathnfa, nor. 
'^^.'r~J2.*'2f» Cwuity P*lr Asaa. Sapt. 
_ "-I*. W. B. Pkatar. aacp. ■ 

Itrlraa— HaMMk^ fllBta^Mir- '^^ntc. Jnoa^.. I. 

'""••t-PiiK^lS^bSt-^^k*-'**^ 
'^■.ll!!*!'— "•♦'^ f*^- Oct. u-14. w. B. 

"'^'oa-Palr. Bapt. »-Uk. . O^ Xatbaws. 

•ery. .■ Ti.--^ia.v*.V<; >.i. .- 



Al^.norlh— Brovin Oa.'' 

W. rotter, aecy. 

."S^^r".**"""* Coonty Pair. Sept. 21.23. 
aiu MalletT, aecy. 

TtlSn""'"* Coonty Fair. lapt. SO-SS. B. U 

.."•••k*. aeey. :. V.- ■ 

M^Sfl!!" Cotinty »MR;:Saiiit'lt-lil P. 

.ti*B>ii-.IIefcwBa Coaaty Fair. Oct. M. D. 

B. C. Lmn. ttr. 

■^"[""-Janillloo ConotT Aarleallatal aoetety.' 
AUK. «) Sent. 2. 8. B. Otto, •NT. 

• cmoaly Pair. :Aas..»4»pt. 

- s. n. otto i«cy. ■ -.1- - - 

li-itrir<^-<j,re cooaty Pair. »ntt'Wm. H. 

V. Rlxvn. fery. 

iST 1^™** CoaalT Fair. Aa«. 30- 

-T!!Sr'' W. O. P. LamleT, aaey. 

cQ^ii^^— o~»«y f*!'. ■•pt no. 



Oooaty Pair. Sept. 20-23. 

_ _ ^ Caoaty Pair. Capl. 13-18. 

O.- T. Qrr, aaey. ... 
Batta -B a w . C k aaty l>dR, Balla aot lat. J. 

N. MIcr. witr. 
Chadroo— Dawes Coaato.nfe' liit. M-XT. P. 

P. Pltaann. secy. : 
Obambera— Holt County PMr. Btpl;. U-Si. P. 

D. SDiltb, icey. 
Clarka — ^Merrick Cnnty. Fair. Sept. 14-10. C. 

P. Liuclier. aecy. 
Clay Center — Uay Coonty Pair. Oct. d-T. H. 

H. Harvey, lecy. 
Cnlbcrtaoo— Hitchcock Coonty Pair.. SlBl. 15- 

17. W. 2. Taylor, aeg. 
C»y«y«« iTsmr^iaagr^Palr. .An*. SO-Sept. 2. 

Traaklla— PTaaklla cS^y Fair. Sept. 13-lS. 
B. a. Harry, lecy. 

OeneTa^^FIUmore C«naty Fair. Sept. 13-10. H 

Sept. 28-30. 

H 

T. 



Cortland — Cortland Co. A(rtcnltnral SooUty. 

Aog. 23-20. W. J. Orecnmaa. aecy. 
Coba — Caba Pair and Badnc Ann. Sept. 0 

9. Geo. B. Swift, aecy. 
Delhi— Dclawara County Asricoltoral Soctcty. 



_ Auf. 80-a«pt. 2. Cbaa. T. XteUord, leey. 
I>cgam— Dcj^tfMr^r AaaiL ^JUW. S4B. 

ScBnyter — Poar 

W. A 
Donsaa . 

fi-lOL A. a 

y. 

Dryden- Dryden Agrlctiltoral Society. 

6-0. J. B. Wilson, aecy. 
Dander — ^Dundee Pair Asaa. Oct. a-O. II. 



n. G. 




p. WUwn, tccT. 
Gerins — Scotta Bluff Csuaty Fair. 

A; B. Wood. aecy. 
Gordon — Sheridan Coaaty 

O. I^roo, Mcy. 
Oreeley — Greeley County Fair. Sept. 10-22 

P. Byrne, aecy. 
HirrlaoiH-Slou Coonty P.lr. Oitea not Mt 
Balpk B. 8ckaanw.aacy. . 

- " fBk,. iitfe M-ML 



'air.'-' Sept. 2»- 



Bantoek — Tjacsater 

B. Ball, aecy. 
Hayes Oenter — Hayca 

Oct. 1. D. B. May. 

Imparlal— Chaae Co. Pair. Sept. 13-17. C. W. 

Meeker, aecy. 
ladlanola — Bed WDlow Coaaty- Fair. Sept. 20. 

23, James E. Byan. aeo. ' ■ , 

Kimball— RlmbaU Coonty rak>. - Bailk Mt tat. 

B. B. Melaoa. iccy. 
Lulaalo^DawaoB C aaa ty fUr. Bept. IS-M. 
• K C. Taa Bana, aaey. . ^ . 
Llacola— Scbraaka SUIa Fklr. dept. 0-9. W. 

R MeUor. aecy. 
If^Dook — BedwUlaw Oooaty Fair. Jiug. 31-Sept. 

MadlMMi— Madlaaa Oa^ty Valr. Sept. 13-10. 
Mii^eo— ^MraiqribiiS^' virfr: - Oct. «•?.'. Vai 

Jeosen, aecy. 
Nabraaka City— Nfbraaka City Speed and Fair 
'Aaan'.-' Date* not set. L. F. JsckRon. secy. 
IMaoo — NackoUa CDmty Fair. Sept. 23.23. Geo. 



MWdaa— Kcya Paha 

B..A. Soasa. aecy. 
Omaha — Ooaflaa Ci 

W. Set ley . aecy. ■• _i ' 

Ord— Valley Omaty Pair. S«t MM. d. P. 

Cioui a elt. . aecy. 



OroQ — Keith Conoty Fair. 

Cbeshio. secy. 
Osceola — Polk Coaaty Fair, 

T. Bay. secy. 
Pance Ciiy — Pawnee Cooatp. 'mr.^" -Sipt. 21- 

23. J. S. Loare. aecy. ' ■ i. 
Pierce— PIctea Oooaty Pair.-.: Aog. MM. - A. 



'Sept. Sr'.2». O. T. 
K. f7-2». G 



BoakeHl*— BbcTMaa Ctooaty PUr. > -"Oatsa aat 

■et. C. L. Maret, aecy. 
Seward — Seward Coonty Fair. Sept. WMl W. 
' H. Smltb.^secy. 

Stantoa — Stantoo Coonty Pair. MpC SMB.. J. 

Schlndler. secy. 
StockTtUe — Frontier Coonty PMr. Ivfe'ST^O. 



L. H. Cheney, aecr. 

n Coonty 



Fair. 



TrcBBseb— lohnaoo 

A. W. Bnffnm. secy. 
Tbedford — ^Tkomaa Coonty Pair. 

Henry Kliby. aecy. 
Trenton — Hitchcock Ot. Pah- 4m 

C. M. Blaachaid. aecy. - 
Wakni naaaiaia CMBly..mft.- avt O. 

naan^iSaijSS'iintjr #Ur.' 'Sept. IS-IS. I.. 
A. Lctsy. secy. 



Sept. 28-33. 
Sept. lS-17. 
^IVt. 32 St. 



Laacaatei^— Cooa and Esaez Aurleallaral Soci- 
ety. Sept. 0-8. Elwla Damoa. atcy. 

Bocbcatri^Socbester M. and A. Aan. Sept. 
n-ao. Prank B. Macolr*. aecy. 



Mt. Hour— Mt. HeUv Fair. Oct. 4-T. B. P. 
ri'&i^&aa BiMaa Fair. Sept. 3-7. Ed- 
dr.- Sspt. SMOL X. B. 



•Tbirtleth Jaaail_ Maw Mexico 
Pair. Oc ' " 
Claytaa Oi . 



Car- 



14- 



Attoa— Attoo DrlTlas 
D. W. Seely. secy. 
Albloo— Orleans Coanty AcrL Safe 

17. Wm. S. Frank, aecy. , - _ 
Altamoat-^AIbany Coaaty Aarteattaart iBaelety 
Itlaa. Aac is-ni Ifeat MMt». 

Awgilca Alltyag.Cl. Afll ••c.* Stft 13- 



Sept. 



PJw Illo Ulkter Comity Asd. Iwlily. Ao«. 

>S^2S. W. 8. Dwlc. aecy. 
Blmira — Chemnac Coaaty laili iillial flaoaiy- 

Sept. lp-33. B. 8. LatttoT 
Fooda— UontKonery CtL / 
Oct. 3-0. J. B. Ifartla. 

PrankllnTlUe — FrankllnTfHa 

DrWlnc Park AasoclatlM. Aa^ «»tpt. & 
H. L. Ftmlitm, lecy. 
Pradoola — Cbaatauqna Co. Aarl. Corpor^clo^. 

Anc. 22-23. H. M. Clarke, aecy. 
Fnltoii— Oaweyo .Co. Agrl. Soc Aac 16-10. H 

PataaB* aecy. 
Oaenat O CT— QeortetowB Afri. Pair. Oct. 4-7. 



THB PAIS AT OBIOe&TILLB. Il.f.. Jaiy ]»■ 
22. WANTS SHOWS aad STAMDMBN. Midway 
la Jrt^^bi^ ^ ^g ^^ ^M^aig^Toa^ gg 

BOSS P. SHIMN. Secy. 



Three Days* Carnival 

St BemaeB. Iowa. Anciut 23-24-23, nnder tba 
aoaplces of thm Bsmsea Cnauaerclal C1at>. Wa 
wish to book aboat tbiao blib-cla« paid aboiara. 
Also wish to bear tnuB u auai a or Uerry-ao. 
raonda. Writs ts-day. MATHBW B. PABEB. 
Secretary. H em a ea . Iowa. 



WANTEO— Altnttitu aed Niviltlts 

of all kinds. PBIVILBOBS FOB SAtX at the 
Haaoa Fair, In Watica Co., O.. Anc 4-S-O. Orer 

ShOOO paoda to draw from. WM. TBACKEB. 
SaaMtaaTe-alaaon. Obto. 



Aas. SS-2S. 



O a a i aii i au r — Gosrcmear A. dc M. Society. Anc. 

aO.Sept. 2. O. A. Lenett, aecy. 
Grseaa— RlTaiaide AsrL Soc. Sept. Ml J. B. 

Bartoo, aecy. 
Hamboza — ble Coonty Afrl. Soe. Sept. O-Ot. C. 

J. Dudley, aecy. 
Hemlock — Hemlock Union Agrlcnitnral Society. 

Oct. 4-0. S. Parker Hoppooftb, secy. 
Herkimer — Herkimer Co. Agrl. Soc. S«pt. 5-S. 

1. P. Basbacta. aecy. 

HorncU— Oteat Boraell Fair. Aos. 30.Sept. 2. 

Clyda. %BMM^ B«K 
Ifiidaiiu OBaaaklfl A. A H. Aaai 

Sept. S. X. B. BiawalBs, aecy. 
Hndsoo Falls — Wsshlnataa OSb Aai 

SO-Scpt. 2. Ceo. A. ■IkBlB. aa 
Ithaca — Northern Tlosa AsrL See. 
- J. W. Tourtellot, secy, 
lallp, L. I.— Fair. Scot. 4-8. B. J. Rotablns. 

Baysborc, L. I.. N. t.. secy. 
Jamestown — Jamestown Centeiulal Celeoratlja. 

Ans. 29-Sept. 4. Frank B. Wallaca. m^/. 
Johnstown — Fnltoo Co. AxrlcQltarkl Aaao. . Sapt. 

20-22. Wallace Tost. secy. 
Little TalScy— CatlaraKoa COoily .Atricoltoral 

Sodate. Sept. 12-10. J. H. Wllaon. aecy. 
Locfcpact— XIatara Coonty Akrlenltiiral Society. 

Aac. 2».8ept. 3. R. N. Boberts. secy. 
I—imi — Levis Coanty A^colttiral Society 

Aac. 31-8ept. 2. U. M. Lyman, aecy. 
Lyons — Wsyne Co. Aerl. Soc. Sept. 7-10. Was. 

Halloway. secy. 
Malone — Franklin Co. Ag;l. Soe. Sept. 20-33. 

Walter J. Mallon secy. 
Marsaretrille — Cstsklll Monotainf Agr], Society. 

Atkk. 10-19. Wm. E. Hastloss. secy. 

Mlddfetows— Oraose Coooty A(t1. Soc. Ana. 
JMept. 3: DatM A- Manlaia. aecy.. Xew- 

MtoM&-A«iladtMl' SmMp aC.. O au ra and 
Nsuao CoQBtt**. Seat.-9»M. Xott Taa Oe 
Water. Jr.. Himpsttad. M. T, 

Moatieello— SolllTsa Co. AcrL See. Aap. IB-t^ 

leoo p. Stratton. secy. 
Morris— Morris Fair Assn. Oct. 4-8. D. P. 

Wlvhtmao. secy. 
MoraTis — Cayoca Coanty Pair. Anc. SO^Sept. 

2. C. A. SUks. secy. . - - 
NsDles— Xsnles Cnloo Acrlniltnral '- ' SMlNy. 

Sept. 14-10. a L. Lewis, secy. 
Kaasaa— AcrL A Ubeial Arts Soc •f R»aaa«- 

laer Ca. Sept. IS-ia. Oelmcr T.yad. srry. 
Kcwark— Xewaik Pair Aaa. SepU 14-17. Cbaa. 



e. Tuua. 

aecy. 

New CltT — Rockland Co. Tn'tnatrtil A.'BKlatl'n. 

Ana. 29-Scpt. 1. A. A. Tantlertdlr. ivcy. 
Korwteb — CbensoRO Cooaty Fair. Ancoat 30. 

Sept. 2. Lester Siiltb. aecy. . 
Ocdensbnric — Ocdeakbors Fair 4k Itaao., laaw. 

Sept. 10-33. 

Oaeoot a — OaeoBta Hn'on AciL Melf ly. Sept. 



WANTED 
At the WilGanubarg Fair 

WUllamsbory, Iowa. Sept. 13-13, 1910. UMtfk 
go-romxl, Fre* Attractloias. comedy p itOm aat 
Teat Shows. All Coaesaaloaa reaaonable. 

. CBAa. hbtcher. s*cy. 



Ciiassioiii fir Site 

At the Btc Bheitandoali. Iowa. Pair, Anc 8 ta 
IS. Ko camldlBC. Free attracUoas sU ensaced. 
VMte (Br plat, prices and rules, a N. MAB. 
SapsrSt ■ - - 



latendcnt Ooncess l ooa. 



WANT 
GOOD Carnival Company, 

with O to 10 paid attractlona and food t»aad: 
also at least three ffood on'alde attractlona for 
Coanty Fair. Oct. S-6-7-8. Write H. B. PBIDB- 
UOBE, Sapt. of Ckincesaloiis, JooesTllle. Ta. 



IMS. flUrlay L ITnaHann. att7. 
IraBcehara^-^Sarklaad ymtr \- A 
Sept. 5-P. Elbert T^a^ian. wey. 



U. Asm. 



is-is- 



Bsllstoa Spa SaratBcs Coonty AcrlcaltorsI So- 
ciety. A^ aS-SB Geo. W. DeBldder, secy. 

Bstb— Stenbeo CO. Acrt Soe. Sept. S7-80. Cbas. 
A. Sbnlts. secy. _ 

Batasli — r.coeaaec Co. Acrt. Sae. Sept. SI-34. 
Albert K. Brown, secy. 

BInchamtoa — BInahsmton Fair. Sept. 37.90. H. 
S. MsrtlB. aecy. 

BaaaTUIa— BooaTlIla Pair Aaaa. Aiv. 23-28. H. 
.1.. TaUaar, aecy. 

Biaa st e i P ataam Ca AailcM l t a ral Aasa. Aac. 

SI-Ssp*. S. A. P. Bodd. secy. 
BiaafeSaid— FiookOeld Madlsoa Ob. Acricaltaral 

Soctoty. Sapt. 19-33. F. M. Spooaar. atcr. 
Brockport— Moore* Co. Acrt. Soe. Sept. 39- 

Oet. 1. Fred H. Shafer, secy. 
Csiro— Otven Oo. Aarl. Soc. An*. 23-2S. Cbaa. 

D. Van Orden. secy. 
Cambrldce— Cambrldse Valley Rilr. Sept. 5-9. 

BUot B. Norton, swcy. 
Csnandalcaa — Ontario Co. AcrL Soe. Sept. 32- 

34.. Clair h. Matey, aecy. 

'«»W.. flt faiaf f." Astl. Society. Sept. 

(&ea Vttml^^Sm 't^anat 1%. Snr. .\nc. 

Sft'Sspt. 3. Fnmk Dcseacreaiel. secy. 
Osmiel — Pntnam Co. Aaricnitnral Aaan. <«g. 

31-Sept. S. A. T. Pndd. aecy. 
OsftoUtoa— TatTOlItaa AeH. Pair. : Oct. 4 7. 
Cattarasaa Biin i Ulia liiwalB. AiBl, Hjtlrty. 

Sept. 20-23. T. 3. Jaaana^ aBiP.; Biaat. 

N. T. 

Chatham— Colnmbla Co. Acrl. Soe. Sept. 8-0. 

W. H. Hfai'man aery. 
CoblesklU— Srhoharle Cooatr Fair. Sept. M-IX 

W. H. OoMlna. aece. 
Onenerstnwo— n»v»e rmmt* Aarienltnral 8oel> 

ety. Sept. 20-33. Edward I. Klnc. >eey. 



Oweco— Ttooa Ca. Aitrl. See. Sept. U-18. Jao. 

P. Peiabletoa. secy. „ 
Palmyra— PsImTTS Union Ayrl. Soc. Sept. 22- 

24. J. H. Walton, secy. 
Prnn Tsn — Gates Coontr Arrlctiltaral Society. 

Sept 8-9. John E. Watklos. aecy. 
Psrry- Perry Pair. Sept. 10-21. D. B. An- 
Ams, secy. 

PI<i>abnrc---CUatoa Co. Acricaltaral Assa. Sept. 

0-0. H. Clap-]lllaa._WBt^a*a'.___^ 
Potsdam— RaMalta TMkp '*^Bt>''aaria Tallay 

Aerl. Soc. that SB. W. 9. Otaik. aecy. 
Pooahk in i sl e D w n b a a a Cooatr AactaanarBl So- 
ciety. Sept. 27-!t0. WiB. T. Ward. aMT. 
Beed Coro n a Oerharo AcrL Soe. OetL 6B. T. 

R. Pierre, secy.. Csnsndslciu. M. T. 
BI'hreM— RIcbOeM Sprints Acil. Soc. Sept. 

26-28. A. R. Gllmsn. seCT. 
BlTerhe*<< — 9airolk Coanty Acricalloial Society. 

Sept. 13-18. Harry Lee. «»«F.. ' 
Bnme — OneMa Coanty AcrleallaHflMMfV. Bvt. 

It-o. P. 8. Baker, aeey. . . _ 

Sa-wir <>*ak— 8. C B. n. * lb- AcrieaHaral 

Society. Aac. »St. tLI^ Wdbra aerr. 
Sandy RIII— Wathlaatna ronaty Acrtmltoral 

Society. Aoc SO^pt. 2. Oeo. A. Ferris. 

ScheTeVns — Schenevns Valley AcrlcaKnral So- 
ciety. Anr. 0-11. J. P. P'lerr. secy. 

Schoharie — Scbotiarle Coont-r Acrlcoltnral Soci- 
ety. Sen*. 10-22. Ch^s. Bn»wster secy. 

Syrarniie— Sew York State Fair. Sept. 12.17. 
3. C. ShsTPr, secy. 

Trooiwlinrir — Sontbem Stenben AktL S-idety. 
I>«te« not set. B. H.'Anatla. secy. 

Ttwr— Bfoasalaer Caaaty Pair. Aac. St-ST. W.' 

' B; Swtnia, mar. esa ra sa t sa a aad ib iiaa. 

TyamaaidNm— BnlSB AarleallarsI aad H<rtl- 
PBltaral Society of niTKaes. Coaert a-vt Hec- 
tor Coantlea. Anit. 30.Set<t. 2. O. o. nin- 
■UB. secy. 

Veroon — Avrl'nllnrat Society. Sept. 22-20. C 

O. Simmons, aecy. 
Walton — tv.isware Valley Acrt. Bae. fcf*. •■ 

0. S. H. 0«»erho«t. secy. 
Warrcnslm-^ — 1>* Warrpn Co. Pair. Sent. 13- 

Id Fre^ J. Haya secy. 
Warsaw — ^trro<ninc On. Acrirnltaral Sorlaty. 

Ana. 30.!leDt. 1. FrM A. Blee. .aaaa.. . 
W«t»lnn— o^nc* Con-«re AcrlcaltaMI. Bul a tj r 

Sent. 27-20. W. S"eeat aeey. ■ 
W>t»Hnwn-Je(rer*a8 O0k .-Pabv afil. YSt.' W. 

B. Skeela. Ba«y.'>'.:-,-'.-.'. '.- 
Watklas— R'b<-^w O. JLrI. Sbf. Mrpt.'BP. 

AM**.,* N. OftUre. *eer. 
WeHSTine— Wellanne Fair Aasa. Aitit. 23-28L 

Fred l>. Ric*. secy. 
Wear P b»« a W— O-ts^a aa OA. AcrL^Sar. Aac. 
0^. K,:..WIIIlaaHi. saty..'. ■' 
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Mooey-naklnc DctIcm a spedslty: larlalbla 
Photos, tatnres. 82 per 1,000: Inrlalble Pcrtnaa 
Papera, 82. 83 ana 94 per 1,000: 1010 Uoroacopaa^ 



a aet 100: M 



DAVET. 314 1 



NOTICEI 
MEDICINE AND SIFT SHOW MEN 

We are keadqaartsra far Hash SILVEBWAB^ 
WATCHKS, etc. anltalde toi prtxesL STAOB 
JEWELBT. Also Oreas* Paints, Cold CiMid. 
Barat Cork. Best In tba market. &eod far 
cataloc No. B-20. Ttw Old BelUble. 

& a. nan a, go,, 84 wakata a**., caicABO 



SCENERY 

OCSiaNEO. BUILT AND PAINTCO. 
GOOD WORK. LOWEST PRICES. 

PKIIUIL SlUET F«» FUNIS 



r. W. CHAMBERS. 

1SS1 BroaBway. • NCW 



ossj 

Plas^ 



THIS FRAME ONLY «1.1S A ORC 

O complete, with Plas.^ 
Platas tor all eanaoa ma- 
cblaes, 88.00 per 1,000; 
Icaa than l.OOOh 70 ceata 
PCT 100. An athar aop- 
nllaa tor mlaata pletoro 
msehlBM St a rat-rata 
pries. If yoa wsat tha 
Scat (ooda at tba lowMk 
prices sad pesapt kbip* 
meats, sddraaa yoar artsr, 

PSOTO COPPLT O0ai»A«T,_ 

- - B. Balstad BL. Clkln scs. HL 



Ttar PMwt is i PnW tmi ia On Wiaia. 




Yob can laaka 810 ts 830 a 
day operstlns aaa of oar ma- 
chlsea. Tbe plclniea are da- 
yelopcd. toned and Wnlalwd la 
a alsale dereloptnc aolatlaa. 
Tbe capacity of oar fiia< hlaaa 
U 300 Onlsbed pletiuaa aa 
boor. Prices ot Mactilne*. 
87.S0 and $15.00. Send for 
free clrcalars deacrlblac 
a&me. We are beadqoartera 
tor snppUes of all Mlan ta 
Plctar e Machi nes. AMEBI* 
CAB BIHUTE PHOTO. CO.. 
Sept. K, TlO-728 W. Uth St.. 

cMcsco. m. 



Souvenir Goods 




NOVELTIES for Fatrs,Ezp«8iliMS, 
PremlBm Boisesriakbers. Afods 

lln UIMS fivpln EvetythinB ia Ncrvaitiaa 
Wa Snpply Bratvbodr 



Sead fur' treo Ulastnlad Uat at 



66 



v.,Xl%e Billboard 



JULY % inOL 



(Continued from page 53.) 

OifcalooM— Ol Mi w u ua Pufc: J. Usee Hosait, 
■ prop. A. msT.; alBO mgr. attr.; (0, xj. 
Bloaz City — Cttsui Lake Park; 8. C. 0. U & 
9. B;. Co.; Jos. A. Foye. ii.; mgr.; alio 
mgr. attr.— Hlrerslde; S. 0. Ttieaon- Ca, 
propa.; E. Ij. Kirk, mcr.; alao mcr. attr.; 
IS); plajs dtr baud anir.— Woodlawa; later- 
State Uv* Stack .AMh^ ■■I.; A* Itar- 
• tte; 0.1lt,JM Mar- 

. ni^r. p. Tartar. fMp^; ISrte 

>: r. p. syicr, mtt- «tiz.s u. >)• 




proga.; OL Ik -] 



Park Am. Co.. 
alio mgt. attr.; 
IXK^ tttr. 
Park; C. U. 



. . Jkit S. B. TtUkttU prop.; C. W. 

Stater, mcr.; alao mgc. attr.; (B, x). 
rort Scott— Fern Lake Park; F*m I«ka Park 
Co.; Will Hafer, mp.; alio mar. attr.: (B. z). 
ciiaKton— I/TTle Alitew U & Hacklr. gnm. 
* msT.; also ■gt'-ltet Ci»^ ,^^ ^t > .Ate- 
dome; A. B. JokaHiW,lH»>;«tlHP^S ftetam 



C. Bedc, owner and 



Barton — Hoctoa CSSj 
<rm.; Major oC I 
X. attr.; (2. x. 4) 
- ' no— BlTcralde: K. 

(1. 8, X). 

La a ia u w uitl t — ^Alrdome Theatre ; Cliaa. L, Keane, 
msr.; fax. I, x). — A»»ortat1o»"Bnfc»- 0. -A. 
Bpamnr, aecr.; (2, S).— Peoplc'a tm^ti M. t. 
Conalngliam, prap. it msr.: alao bMka TanOe- 

tUla.attE.: (51! Crawtcaa . . . 

ltiJlimi» niiflii Parte Waagc WaUac*. 

nop., ft mgr.; alw mgt. iMr.; (B, x).— Att- 
loan; Om. Q. Baltqnlat, prop. & msr.; alsc 
'Wr. attr.; Olaon-WlcblU Circnlt: Geo. Q. 
■ BaUqoIat t>ookB attr. 

Ottawa— roreit Patkt Cttr ot Ottawa, png*.; 

(2. X); plajs lactf 
ParBona — BDectric 

PlSS^ois— I^' Honr; Idle Eonr Park Co., prop*. 

Tinwka— Garfield Park: City of Xopeka, props. 
Coca-Cola Bottltns Works, mgrm .; usa mfi 

attr.;- (l. S): ouaass bookaalte^ 

Albert H. Pattaa. n^: -a . a 
msr. attr.; (I. S) tOmtaVlBsa 

Wichita— Woadslaaa: i; MMCkJiTBIW > 

attr. 





mgr.; (2, 4). _ _ 

Central Cltr— Nortti HlgUcndt: Jaau B. Demp- 
aer, prop. & mgr.; Edw. De Grootc. nsr. 
attr.; (l, 4); Edw. De Qraote, Atlanta. Ga., 
twoka TaDderOle. 
Frankfort— Glenwood Park: Ce=tral Kentucky 
' Inaction Co.. pEDpa^ t. O. SaUea. mgr.; (2) 
n— limiii Tliritri: Cbrm Itciwull, il«CiS. (») 
Iggdvbm— BIOS OkMi Mfts L b 

^' 

■0.'»": wbl. ii«r - - ** 

talue Fenr FnftS 

Co., propa.; XMT 

mgr. attr.; (I. S); 

books TiDdeTflle. 
UaysTOle — Beedtwood Park; UaTsrlUe St. By. 

Co., props.; T. M- BoBsell, mgr.; alao jngr. 

attr.; (1. 3, x) ; T. M. Bossell books Tande- 
• Tllle attr. 

Owansboro — Cbantanqna Psrk; T.-.A..-Pedle7. r«- 

eelTer; (2. 3. i). — TTarkmsn's; S. -.ft' 

mgr.: (1, 3. x). 
Paancab — ^Wallace; Fadncah Irac Co.^ 

Wm- Deal, mgr.i also mgr. attr.; (1» 4, z); 

Wm. Deal books attr. 

LOUISIAHA. 
Crovley — CltT- Fade; Cltjr «( ikswisr, 

(2, X); plays dtr baaSfc -i- ■ . . 
Lake Chules — CaaiBo; Mka- OwlTi St. B. B. 

Co.. props.; (2). 
Lecompte — Moore Park; C. C. Moore, prop. gi 

mgr.;. also mgr. attr.; •(!, 3); Alexandria 

Clrcolt: C. Uoon iMoka Tander^ attr. 
Uonrae— ^tesrth Paik; Ctty of UOnroe. praps.; 

Olen Flwnfng. mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1. 4. 

X); GlcB Fining bocka vanderUIa attr.. ms 
.pa(k.-i8 OHd as a fiilr gronad amr October, 

aag naaoillle lo booked no foil ' ■ool mlT. 
XateUtoebco— Cost KateUtoAes Park Asb.; J. 

Alpb Pmdbomme, pres.; J. B. Tockn. aecT.: 

S. J. Henrr, mgr. of park; J. C Clark, mft. 

attr.: (2). 

Kew Orleans— Wlilte Cttr; B. J. Megglnaon, 
prop. A mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (3. x); plays 
comic opera; l>ooks direct. — City Park; City 
of New Orleans, xxrops.; Jos. Bcmard. mar-; 
also mgr. attr.; (1, 3); Koepke'c Cireolt; 
Sopt. booka attr. — Weat End; City of New Or- 
leans, praps.; Jnles BIstes, mgr.; also mgr. 
attr.; (1. 5); Orpbeom Clrctdt. — ^Andoboo; 
City of Mew Orleans, propa.; Samnel Marshall, 
mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (2, S, x); Sopt. books 

(L S). 

MMOZ. 

'Cnm 1 1 1 lb rspo Cottaxe Park; Portland B. 
^B. CO., pnipa.; C. F. Berry, mgr.; E. V. 
Pbelan, mgc attb; (6, zx). — Cape . Cottage 
Casino; Carsor * Btmsdrtl, pnqio.; C. E. Gra- 
ham. mgr.; alio mgr attr.; (1, 8); Fielding, 
' of Lnm, Mass.. bo&s Taaderille. 
- Lewliton— Lake GroTo Park; L. A. & N. St By. 
. Q u^l jw pa.; H. B. Ima, mgc; <1. 4); Ilynn 

.Mwa|^-IMtdt'Puicr^A^';'F.fMM^ '* 
ngrT: Mlsa U A. XodK, aw 
McBToy'a CIrcnIt: (I, 8). 

Old Orchard — Sea Side; Uaine Investment Co. 
props.; Waley 6. SbiUb, mgr. 

Portland — Blrertoa Park; Portland B. B. Co.. 
props.; Daniel B. Smltli. mxr.; J. W. Gox^ 
man, mgr. attr.; (1, 4); J. W. Gorman books 
▼anderUle attr. — Cape Cottage Park; Portland 
B. B. Co.. props.: E. V. Phdaa. aigr.; also 
mgr. attr.; (2, 4, zz); X. PBelan books 
attr,^ — Qreenwood Oaidea; Oi eo a woo d Oirdn 
Aat Ob., arapo.; (1, S). 

Sfcowbfgan iislesiwd Park; H. L. Sweet, mgr. 
A prop.; J. J. Flyaa CIreiitt; (2, 8, zz). 

lfA»TT.iin>. 

Balt^ore— Flood's: I. T. nood. pnpj Wmiam 
' SS^^^ B««r.; alas~mp. Utr.; (L «); AL 



New Eleetrle Park; J. H. Herman ft Son. 
piopi.; I. T. HeCuiln, mgr.: also mgr. attr.; 
(1. 4); UcCaslla Clrcolt: J. T. UeOaaUa books 
TsndeTllle.- Mltehell'a Back Blrer Tlaw Park: 
B. latebell, prop.; -Frank Emmett, mgr.; J. 
T. HeCaslln. mgr. attr.; (1, 4); McOi^ Olr- 
cnlt; J. T. IfcCaalln books TaadeTllle.— Web- 
er's; Hetmao Kraft, prop.; J. T. McOtslIa. 
mgr.; slso mgr. attr.; (1, 4); McCaslln Clr- 
colt: J. T. HcCatUn books Taaderille attr.— 
North East Park; Wm. Backos, prop.; Chaa. 
Gnmlldi, mgr.; J. T. UcOaslln, mgr. attr.; 
(1. 4); HeCaalla Obcolt; J. X. IfeCasUa booka 
TsnderiUe attr. — Beddcn's CaslBO: Charles 
Tsnnd, prap.; Geob Tsb. avr> else aagr. sttr,; 

Soo. pnpo.; Oea. Bestar t aui^mgnX ^Hkm 
Easter, mar. attr.: (1. 4): Globe Ctieolt: 
3. T. VcCasUn booU TaaderUle.— Pabot Park; 
J. B. K. Collins, mgr. ft prop.; J. T. UeCas- 
lln. msr. attr.: (1. 4); MeCaalln Clrcnlt; 3. 
T. McCulin books TandeTtlle. — Stoddard's 
Falm Qirden; James Stoddard, prop, ft mgr.; 
also mgr. attr.; (1, 4); McOaalln Ctreolt; J. 
T. UcCaslln books Taoderllla attr.— Elactne 




Battle Orook- 



MONKEnrS—PARROTS 



Bay City W oooaa Beach Park; Law 

prop.; J. A. OleTelaad. mgr.; Lew Boloomb, 

mgr. attr.; (I, 8); Western Managers' Asaa. 

Clrcnlt; Lew Holeemb books TsodaAUe attr. 
Benton BarlMir — Eden Stirlags Park; Israelite 

House of DaTld, propa.; D. Tnckar, mgr.; alao 

msr. attr.; (2, S). 
Calumet— CrettTlew Park; Keweenaw Ceottal B. 

B. Co., propa.; F. W. Taylor, mgr.; also mgr. 

attr.; oatdoor attrsetlooa o^^; loeai Itands. 
D^oit— Wayne Oaalao; tiX. H i o a . Bt fo i - 

Tlow Park; BlTtrrlgv Mift.ah,-jHBU MU- 

ford stern, mgr.; alW alfet' A I); 

Oos Smi Circuit. 
East Tswaa— Tawas Beach; D. ft M. By. OOb, 

propo:: Wm. Sotherland, mgr.; (5, x). 
Flint — Thread I^e Park; Ahram Peer, prep, ft 



Park: United Amusement Co,, nvpo.; 
L. Waters, gen. mgr.; E. B. Bossey, mgr. 
attr.; (I. 3); Morris Circuit. — Suburban; 3. Ke- 
boe, prop. A mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1, 4); Mc- 
Caslln Clicalt; 3. T, MeCulln books Tnide- 
Tllle.— Gwym Osk Park; Ualtod ft 
trie OOb. prapa.; Jameo B. Pratt. - BSC 

mgr. attr.; (l. 8. z): Jasi B: Pntt- 

noderllle attr. — ^Bay Shoce: Uatted-Boltanys 
A Electric Co., praps.; 3as. B. Piat^ segr.; 
alao ma. attr.: (S. 8, z); mgr. books vande- 
Till*. — ^BlTer TIew; M. 3. Fltaslmmsas, prop, 
ft mgr.: also mgr. attr.; (2, 8. z).— Holly- 
wood; Joseph SoOller. prop.; Wm. Maboney, 
mgr.: also mgr. attr.; SlCCaaUn Clrcnlt; (1, 
4} ; T. T. McOaalla books TandeTllle. — HotCman 
Souse Casino; Fied Wegant, prop, ft mgr.; 
slso mgr. attr.; (1. 4); MeOsalln Clrcnlt: J. 
T. MeOaslln books TaaderilleL — Kllne'a Shore 
Line Park; Geo. East, prop, ft mgr.; also 
mgr. attr.: (1. 4); McCaalln Circntt; 7. T. 
McCaalln books randeTOIe. — Flood's Park; j; 
T. Flood, prop.: W. B. ^^oebart. mgr.; also 
mgr. attr.; (1, 8, z).— Wandr Summer Oar- 

frtimlsiii tfeii'jISBd 'Parte. Kkft ftt^-J>esne, 
inps,: Ma KU, mgr.; a]H.agr.~ jjMr.: (1, 
4); Jbbn EOrk books attit, . . i. 

FMdeilA— Lake TIsw; O. 3. Bemsfaaqt, prop.: 

0. 3. Be ms l MUg , mgr.; slso mgr. snr.: (2, 
8); book dlrecL— Braddoek Heights; Frederick 
ft Middletowa R. B. Co., props.; A. H. Stone, 
mgr.: slso mgr. attr.: (I, 3): liooka direct. 

Olen Beho— Glen Echo Pirk; Glen Kbe Park 
Co., props. A mgrs.; (2, 8). 

Ocean City — ^New Atlastle Casino; JobB'^H. Gil- 
lespie, prop. A mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1, z, 
4): 3. H. Gillespie books Taoderllle attr. — 
Windsor Excurslou Beaort; DaoM 
prap. ft mgr.; Daniel Tmmf 
(I. z. 3): also motion pletmas. 
per books rsaderllle attr. 

sraaaaiiHiilUfi-ilL 

Athol — Brookdale Park; Athol & Orange By. Co., 
props.; W. D. Smith, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; 
(t, 4); Manrlce Boom books vaodCTflle. 

Attleboro — Tala<inesa Park; B. A. Harrlngtoo. 
prop. A mgr.; also mgr. attr.; B. A. H a irlag - 
ton's CIrctilt: (1. 8). _ 

Anbomdele— MOroakbeai Park; BaaHbsga Park 
Oob. .^fBoas.: Ooa aibiito, kt.; sis* .agr. 

BostoB W<m<l0Tlsa<l; '. SoBA 'XsaaAaM ' Ool. 
props.; 3. 3. Hlgglns, mgr.; slse tngr; sttr.; 
(1, 3): Park "ir-^'g drcnlt. 1402 Broadway, 
New lork CHy. 

Brockton — FigM.na park; Old Colony St. By. 
Ca; H. E. Beynolds. 81 State St.. Boston. 
Mass., mgr.: also mgr. attr.; (1. 8); also 
light opera: R. E. Beynolds books attr. 

Digltton— Dighton Bock Park; Old Colony St. 
By.. Co.^ Hr-E. Beynolds. mgr.; also mgr. 

- attr.; (I, 3); H. E. Jtcywdds, 84 Sute St., 

' Boston, Mass., books attr. 

FHchbars — Wbalom Park; Fltcbbnrg A Leomin- 
ster St. By. Ooi.. props.; W. W. Sargent. 

KSi'mlS^'9mff^^^\r'^iJSS boS 

rismm rain Peaii; w. u 
ft m»t oleo mgr. sttr.: (S). 

HaTe(lmI=-Tbo Ploes; - Bostoo, Sottbeni ft <Md 
Oeioay St. Br. Co., props.; H. E. Beyaoids, 
84 State St., Boston, Mass., mgr.; also mgr. 
attr.; (1, 3). . 

Lawrence — Glen Forest; Westwi, Kocttea ft <M 
Colony St. By. Co., ptopo.;- 
84 sute St.. BootOB, Mass., 
attr.: (1, 3). 

Lexington — Lexington Park; J. T. Boiaon; prop. 
A mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (I. 3); New Eng- 
land Circuit: J. T. Benson books attr. 

Lowdl— Lskerlew Park; Boston, Northern A Old 
Oeieay .St. Xy.~ Co., props.; H. E. Beynolds. 
84 State St.. Boston, Mass.. mgr.; slso mgr. 
sttr.; (1. 3). 

MeadOD— Ntpmuc Park; Mnford A nzbrUge St. 
1^. Oo.. props. A mgrs.; Room Clrealt, — Lake 
Nipmae Park; saUKd ft Vzhrtdss St. By. 

001. Hniacd, SfoK. MiL: wTx 

mgr.: sloe mgr. attr.; O, S). . . ' 

Xantssket — Paragon Park; AOsBtle 
props.; Geo. A. Dodge, mgr.; alaa mjir. atlr.: 
(1. z); local banda; W. H. WcUt; Bbaovcr 
St., Boston, books Taoderllle. 

New Bedford— Lakeside Park; Old Colony Pt. 
By. Co., props, ft mgrs.; H. E. Beynolds. 
mgr.; H. E. Beynolds, 84 Sute st. Boston, 
Mass.. bockt attr. — Lincoln Park; Dartmouth 
A Westport St. By. Co., prape.; 1. W. ^elps, 
mgr.; slso mgr. attr.; plays opera; (S, z). 

Rerere — 'Wonderland; Jofan J. Hlgglns A Co., 
[TOps.: Jolm J. HigKins. mgr.; slso mgr. attr.; 
(1. 8): John 3. HIk'jis books Tanderllle.— 
Lona Paik: KoH— ol Aai. Oo., ptopa.; H. H. 
nttea;, .Mfe.r'Wbk B. Wbsatfv mgr. attr.; 
(1. 8): PTOec ft Wbaaty boek stMerllla attr. 

Sslem SsISM Wmews; J; W. GsnHS. ptM.; 
4t. J. Doyle. o«r.: 3. W. OanMa; ■nwlft,; 
(1): J. W. Gormsa OtaOtt TSt O*^ 
man books TaoderUe atte •' >.-. ' '.< 

Springfield— Rlrerslda ■" LTgJtl jTntt lliim 

host Co.. props.: Btair'1C-SM^ awr.; diO 
mgr. sttr.; (2, 3). 

Taontoo — Lmbbatls Park; Bostoo, Northern A 
Old Colony St. By. Co., props.; H. E, Beyn- 
olds, 81 State St., Boston, Mais,, mgr.; also 
mgr. sttr.: (1, 3). 

Webster — ^Beaeoo; Elcbert ft' 
also mgrs. attr.; (1, S).- 

Woreeaur— Woodlaad; Jobs J. Qntgley, prop. 

it ■!?•' ,<'*,5*t."!^i_"i *>= Oolxiej's 
ClRoIt. — M ace l B. Womster Coasoildsted B. 



B. Co.. PNH. ft 
attr.; (1. ST fl«n 




; Oaoige Ooett, mgr. 
CIrcalt. 

ft Brlgga Gows 
• attr.; a. S); 



B. Bp. Co.. 



mgr.; also mgr. attr.: (I, S, z> 
books attr. 
Grand Batrida— Mew Rimoito; O. 
prcpa.; L. J. De ~ 
sttr.; (1). 
Htnadsle— Bay Breeie Park; 'fU 
, prop, ft mgr.; (1, 4. z). 
Isbpemlng — Union Ball Park ft Otavalaad Park; 
Mamuette County Oas ft Electlle OSk, props.; 
W. MeOorklsdale, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (2, 
S, I). 

Jackson — ^Hagne's Park: Jackson Amuse. Oa.. 
props.; 1. Albert O'DeU. mgr.; also mgr. sttr.; 
(1. 4, X) ; Manager lx>oks Tanderllle sttr. 
Kalamasoo — Oakwood: MIctilgan United Ball- 
ways Co., props.; L. J. White, mgr.; also 
mgr. attr.; (2. 3. x). 
Lanung^WaTcrly Park; Michigan United Ball- 
Trays. praps.; B. P. French, mgr.; also mgr. 
attt^: (1. XX. z): books direct. 
MDskecos— lAka HIeUgaa Park; Muskegon Tne- 
tioa ftJUght Oo,. pnps.; Jobs X. Toasg. 

8, Ws j e i i i ea . mgr^.aite^ <i. 



. ^ Pwk; 

Oocnnaa. Mich.; (1, S). IMIs paife Is sttoateo 
between Owosso sad CocasBS. Mien. 
Port HuroB— KewadhlB Park; B. 3. Kairar, 

rp. ft mgr.; alao mgr. attr.: (1, 3); B. 
Karrer books sttr. 
St. Joseph — SilTer Beach; Drake A Wallace, 
propa.; Louis D, Wallace, mgr.; Leo. ]. SH- 
Ters, mgr. sttr.: (2). 
Saginaw — Blrerslde; Siglnaw Valley Trac. Co., 
props.; D alley Brae. A Co., mgia.' 
ei^.; (1. S): H. E, Newcombb I 
Tine. 

Ansi 



nstlB— Isfurette; A. I 
—City Pstk; City of 



k fc,- ^wp ug'-ifc z). 

, — ... I ig y gnpibi .ft. VTed- 

erlck, mgr.; (5, z). 
Dnlntb— Joyland Park; Tbe Hiiiiissbl OSb. 
props.; T. P. Gets, mgr.; also mgr. atlr.: tl. 
3): T. P. GeU tMoka TaodeTUle iltl Tuloi 
Park; L. A. Gnndersan. prop. A mgr.: also 
mgr. attr.; <2, z. 8). 
MbmeapoUs— Big lalaad Park; Mlnneeota ft St. 
Paul Sob. By. Oa. props.; P. 3. Metzdort. 
mgr.; also mgr. attc: 111; slava baads on 
Snndsys snd holidays «av>=— 'Arte City Won- 
derland; Park Oon stiuetl uu Co.. praps.: F. H. 
Camp, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1): F. H. Camp 
books TandeTtHe attr. — ^Focest Park: Forest 
Psrk Amosement Co., props.; S. H. Kabm. 
mgr.; also mgr. sttr.; (1, 4). nis park Is 
located at Columbia Heights, s suburb of Mtn- 
neapolla. — Longfellow's Zoo Osrdens: B. F. 

Jones, prop. A mgr.; also mgr. sttr.; (1). 

Minnehaha and Lake Nawlck; Board of Park 
Commlsstonen. props.: A. E. OilgBL I. 
JL. BIdgiray. mgr. attr.; (2, 8, wST^. 



COBSERMAN reSBIS WHEEL, with Eaglne. 
for sale. Fine mnolog order. Ootllt like new. 
Located near PltUborg. Most sacrlOce; gdOO 
JSlJl- Address Bargain Fetria Wheel, cars Zbc 
Billboard. CineiBBati, O. 



Wanted-Ferris Wheel 

and Merry-Go-Bouod wanted for our big Fair, 
SepL ft.B. Can use some strong hlgh-dsas trrr 
and pay attractions. PrlrQete people shnold 
rememb er <he Great North Uancbester Pair. 
CHAS, WBIGHT, Secy., North Mtpchester. Ind. 



FOR SALE 

HALE'S SCENIC TOyRING CAR 

In^good owg WI rw. Kaotftid down rsady tor 
■Upmoit.. wm bo aMd at tow Ognre. A»Iy 
toP. J. ft a. B. B., CBaTttatnie;, I. 



THE OLD RKTJ ABU S'AOINAW BAUOON CO. 

THE on. KABTDT BBO& 
We Nerer FalL We Alwaya Ply. 

Now Booking for Season ISIO-U. 
W.-r. OU Martin, Aeronaut. W. A. Oil Martin, 

: Msnaser. 

WANTED, JjABY AERONAUT AT ONCE. 

• W ri te or wi re. 

m> lUMTZM BBOTEEBB, 
" * . * - - MieUgsa. 



SOUVENIR WHIPS 



M 5d«o roR OUR CmcttUMS 
nJ)IAMOND NOVEtrrco. 

SCHENtCtATT. N/Tf. 




100 SOOT sm BRO 
6 FEET OP WilBR 



and all klsds of pat stock a>d 
sale. Writs tbr tvther p ' ' 
no AHD PAOUnO BIBD 
Madison Strest Chicago. 




POBTABU UGinS 



ALL PURPOSES 

TIEBOLTEtWEYERCL 

CHICAM, 



FOR SALE 

CONDERMAN 

Ferris Wheels 

New and second-hand. Wifto W, B. OOVDKB- 

1. HonisU. H. T., or J. O, CONDERMAB, 

Belmcnt Ayecue, CaicjLro. 



DICE 

—AND— 

CARDS 





IjOO 



DiM 

Caidi 

omelsgwe naa. 

HUNT & CO 

66 Fifth Avvnuft 
CHICAGO. ILL. 



AUTOMATIC MOVING 
SHOOTING GALLERY 




■AM.'. 




mo 

o?b»^, 




THE CUtaiNG WAVE 

For tbe small amount of capital YMjalrpd. Is 
the most pnifltable iDTeMiinent. Tbe catcbtevt 
and mrwt |>oiin1ar anmaemvut rldlnft dcrlce In 
use. Easily and QDlckly a^t up and taken dotrn, 
loi'XpeDfilvt? to op*Tat<' and tr> transport from 
ldafr« to placi'. OjK-ratod by Kasollcc cn^lDc. 
Seats £0 iMrojde. Miulc by cyllDdcr plaao of 
ortun. Nww la tbe time to place jrour order. 
Catatoffoe, price aod tcatlmoDlala oo appllcalloa. 



ARMITAGE A, GUINN. 




CAROUSELS 



Uiif Galiriis. Herry-l 
Otitr Hmy-Einiv Nifets. 

AMUSEMENT OUTFITTERS 

HERSCHELL-SPILLMAN CO. 

StrMt la. TMNmria. LT^Ltl. 



.ULV 9^ 1910U 



•nr.; it, »• ' • _ ^ ^ 
o,„i,,»tfT — M«yo: City of Boehntcr. preps.; (8. 

1 1 — C*Btr»l: City «f Boehnter, piopa.: (8, x). 
8t r»ul— WUdwood Ptrk; St. Paul City By. 
C.>.. prop*.: a. JI. B«mM, mcT.: alM mp. 
.:ir : (2. S>.— Harriett UUad; City ot St. 
I'aul. prop!.; Dr. Bras, ipgT.; W).-rWood«t- 
lioJ: WoDderUBd t mi w w i wn t Co., fcops.; r. 
II. CiBP. mtr.; alto mgr. attr.; (1, S).— 
— rof P' *•— • — • «•» 



The Billboard 



II. Limp, "••ii **• 




KtUj, 




wssnsiPR. 

CMumtHU— Waahincton Park: Colomboa By.. 
LIcbt & Power Co., prop*.: D. J. Scsnniu, 
Bi;r.: tlu mgr. attr.: (5). Tbla park la for 
' (otorctl people exdnalrely.— Lake Park; Co- 
lly., Utbt * Vowcr Oot, propa.; O. J. 



r,: alto mgt. ai 

1 C». Attaau.- 
I — Jloan'a Park; 

Butr. attr.: (8). 
JlerldliB— Alrdome; Jabn Woodford 
II). 

Kairbn — Conconl Park; Oeorga M. D, 

prop,; (1). 

tetDiufi— Asderaoo Park; PaacacDOla St. By. 

* power Co., prop*.; Q. B. Cbapoaa. att.i 
alN w. attt-: <i. «)•• '^s^"f;x •. 

ICEBMUBZ. 

Betbssi' — Rolek Park: Hermaa Bolck. prop. * 
mgr.; alto tagr. attr.: playa boma talent; 
occasIooaUy flrat-daaa companies, eliaataoqaaa, 
faira, eanlrali, etc. 

iBoaeuKat: Trlmlile * Taa Hall, 
a. Taa Hall, nigr.; flio ngt. attr.: 

(I. '4. X). 

OarrolliOB— Hdna* Park; Das Heias, pttp. tt 

BIT.: alao mgr. attr.; (B, xy 
ewSaf«-I<at««M* Park; 
~ ■ B. B. Co., p ^ . 
'.; aia* aar. attr.; (3. 

Oxj n m mt Vtitiitk rn; r> F. 

attr. ■•-•.---.^-*- * • 

c; Lyric Tlxati* Oot. ■*!<■■.: Cbaa. 
m, mcr.; also msr. attr.; Lsrlc Tan- 
deTtllaCbCsIt; (1, 8); Cbas. B. BodBaa books 
raoderUle attr. — Cryatal; Cbaa. B. Bodklaa. 
mgr.: also in<r. attr.; plays moslcal comedy 
and opera; Lyile Clicnlt; (4); Cbaa. B. Bod- 
kins tiooka attr. — SehlKardackar Kleetxlc Park; 
8ckl(rcrdKkir Electric Pack Oa, propa.; Lao 
Srhlffordecker Electric Park Co.. props.; Cao- 
ada sDd VoizBt, propa.; Xtfo Yoont, mar.; 
Harry Wtebell. mitr. attr.; (1. 3); Wm. Uor- 
lit books TSodeTille. Lakeside: S. W. Mo. 
B. B. Co., props.; A. B. Baacom, msr.: also 
mgr. attr.: (z. zx); BcU, Oleadorf * BaUanI 
_CticoIt: local baada only. 
JTai i 1 1 Ct ti r\ o aet Park; Potaat Patk Clicnlt 
'%-Md'-4teahy 0*.; propa.; Prank O'DooacU. 
?.i (1. V^Xaanafcr boafca attr.— Bectrte 
" ' la. O. Bctm. prop.: Sam Baidamtn. 
also nsr. attt.; (1. .«): Wm. ICMrla 
TaodeTlUe.— Tabmeaat ' Park;. Qtaham 
Bcedy, prop.; Tboa. U Xaafa. mgr.: alto mcr. 
attr.; (1, S): Ted Sparks books Tandasine. 
Hacm— Steptiens Fsrk; Ctty of Macon, props.; 
O. C. Acnff. mxr.; (2).— Cryatal Lake Park; 
neo. Belehel. prop, ft mar.; alao mar. attr.; 
(I. S); Tbea Belebcl booka attr. 
Kerada— Lake Park Sprlsts; H. O. Moore, prop. 
. * mgr.; John C. Tyler, mgr. attr.; alao booka 
^attc.: Crawford Clrentt: (1. 8). 
■ fc-j J aa i pb L ake Contrary; L. P. InsersoU. 
■ IngeraoU, mgr.; Fred Cosmao, 

aat^mn: rted Coaman, mgr. attr.; (1, 3. 
Cfaaaua booka TaadevtUe. 
It tauli Ibiut Park HIgfclaBga; Park Clrcnlt 

* B«jJ2 O^PMm.; 0. Barcrkamp. mgr.: 
alaa m gr^atte.; IT; 4); wdwUla booked 
Ti*^* T. A. — DaiaMT Satdea: J. C. 
?f"^l5!"T^ mgr.i-alap mgr. attr.; 
»i 'iJ?^ "•"if UttOM books Tande- 
rffle^-S^arbaa Park; CUtad BaUways Co.. 
praps.; SoL A Jacob Oppsabalnacr. mcra.: 
^rS^J^^-i O.-Waat Bud B^m] 
ii^il ^^"-F^- I"^: ObertTngr.: 
Unit Obert, Jr.. mgr. attr.: (1. 4): book 

ti'.., ^nPl"*? »>»7»* books Tanderllle.— 
«!!SP»*.^"'= Baehmana Bros., props.: Bobert ' 
_ pacomanD. mgr.; also mar. attr.- tl x. 41- 
Jook. dlreet-Ecllpa. oSien: HenS? otbii: 
ga». * _mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (2. x. 4).— 
Oallagber. prop. A mgr.: 
oST-jRi.^*?."' fc*"" direct— 

B t Bedalla. nopa.; 

^*™™« »««.! Ubarty Park Boartl 
Sprlarfleld— Doling Psrk; DoIIbc Park Amsse- 
S^' co'-.propa.; Wm. H. Jcsatd. mgr.: alaa 

'^Bi^-^^''" "v?r-irk.'V"co.. 



f Hew Conventions ] 



This Hut contains data nrocnred by Tbe Bill- 
•>»ard during tbe past week only. Tlie ll»t wa. 
poDllsni^ cvmpleic In the Issue of July 2. 

ALABAXA 

"^J'.'.'irSP^F*'"'""' <*• S. Xw. Mrs. 

*-1tur, 516 Cotton tm, 



ABEZOVA 

Pboeolx — .Arizona Bankers* Asnn. Not. 11-12 
Uorria Goldwater, I*re»<>ott, Arlx. 

Pboenix— ArUona Territorial Fair. Nov. -.12 
Shirley Christy. Plyieolx, Ariz. 

Phoenix — I-yihlan Silaler*. Nov. — . Mary Mc 
Uollen, 1:9 Hon it., Tucson, Arlx. 

OAZ0OBBIA 

San FVaDclso— Pacific Coast Exposition. Auc. 
20-27. 

COLOBAOO ' 
Csnon City— Colorsdo Federation of Women's 
Clnbf. Sept. 27-30. Mrs. T. B. Piles. Foun- 
tsln, Colo. 

Pneblo — Elgbtecntb Natl eaail IrrlgaUoa Con 
jH9Ck. 9S4lk, .Ai0fag 



Chleaa* ftai— tiaaal Urc Stock Exposition. 

Nor. ag«M; 1. . B. H. Helde, Chicago. III. 
8prlng<iljl Brtmii But* Asaeably. Nor. 1.V 

MOT r^ SmtK UU X «h at., ^rl^aeld. 

ni..- .-; .... _ 



CorreetlonrlUe — ^Sortbsrest Iowa Teletaaa* En 
Jnly 19-21. 



MMMuaajmEsa - 

^^.Mian^^^ r. s. 

iiiBSOinti 

Palmyra — Northeast Missouri Dental Clab. Oct. 
— . B. M. Borgess. Psris. Mo. 

XOMTAirA 

Boaea nut— Mo at aua. Baak era' Aaan. Aog. 30-31 
.B. l^ava^'XcwIalawB. " 



Irak* Ocoege — ^Danabters of Liberty. Sept. 13- 

Mk Bla. Ixittle A. McGlnre. 868 Decatur St.. 

Btooklya, N. Y. 
New York City — Empire Ponltry Assn. Nov. 

lS-24. Leone D. Howell. Mioeols. L. I.. N. V. 
New- York City — New Tork and New England 

Assn. of Ballway Surgeons. Not. 3-4. Dr. 

Leo Chaffee. 338 47lb St.. Brooklya. N. T. 
Wolcott — Flrcnaen's Convention. Jdy 9a. 



D. 



^MM'-af l(attfc-„ 

BOUTS SAXOTA ' 

Boron — Sooth Dakota Edneatloaal Assn. 
1-3. J. Fted Olander. Plerrv. & D, 



Sept. 



Nov. 



Hea^hls— TVi-State Pooltry Show. Sept. 27- 
Oct. 4. C. L. Baker. Memphis. Tenn. 



Waco— Daagbteta of the Anmleaa Bcrolation. 
. Nor. .Mas Harriett aaaliMM; BBk Boss 
aT«M..IlBBaak' Texas. 

^FUX "■. 

Blnsham Csnyon — <;rsog 'BlMaMMBeak l! Bl -O. 

P. Nov. 2i W. J. — • ^ 
Lake City. Utah. 




Aaacooda— Waahoa Paik: 

Co.. props.: P. B. ~ 

siir.: it. 31. 
BBlte-Calumbla Gafdens: Botta Bectrie By. 
n£? n^?P"- Wharton, mgr.; IS. 8. s). 

iT'giSir*'' ^^^^ '^** 



k; H. 



(2. 8).— Beatrice Driving Park; H. V. 
■~~ *_mgr.; also mgr. alt^T^^it). 




•?*2«jF'-0kaitS»ua: Cbaai 

5*S^cSr&& S. «). 

Kearney- Wh'tefcltoes }: i 

Ii'-ncdlct. pre*. 
Uncoln — CaplUp 

:!;,.»• *^ 

"*'m*~^7-?"'*'''' F»Ttl>aler. prop. 

*VL,,®'^'^'i'-<^waUI Uka IMt aim A. 

I'ark: N. A. llnK 'iMii, * mgr.: 



Olympls — Western WashlaictaB Woasaa's Chris 
ilan TVmperance Uoloo. Sept. 80-Oet. 4. Mrs. 
.Manaret C. Munns. 4S2 Arcade BIdg., Settle. 
Wash. 

Seattle — Northwest Electric IJeht and Power 

-Assn. Aug. 2«-2». Xorwowl W. Brickett. 

Cataract BIdE.. Seattle. Wash. 
Spnksae — Dry Fanning ConerMs. Oct. 3-0. Jno. 

G. ^nras, 214 Hotton Bide.. Spokane. Wash. 
Spokarifc^Dry Farming Exrasitloo. Oct. 3-9. 

W ^g^. Olm. snpt.. 214 Button Bldg.. Spokane. 

Ffi nk aMi-Conntry Ute Conrrrence. ~ ~ 

WEST yiBOHtlA 
WbeeMj^lggWest Tirg!ni» .Mining ] 



Bobln*^iD. Charleston.'! 




mne 



CAB ADA 



Tuwoatcr. B. C— Pbotogranbera' Assn. of tbe 
Northwest. Aug. 3-3. W. O. Em 



PacMe 
VancooTcr, 



Wash. 



CoEtiections and Chaaiges. 

BABTUUra 
Baltimore— Natteaal Asm. of Statlonera and 
Manufacturers of tbe V. S. .\. Oct. — . Mor- 
timer W. Byers. 41 Psrk Bow, New York City. 
NOB.TH DAKOTA 
Graul Forks— The W. C. T. U. ot North Da- 
kota. Sept. a).Oct. 2. Mrs. B. II. Wylle. 
Drayton. N. D. 



xaXABLUHEU lUS. 



6E0R8E A. PATUREL 

4la4 41lnHllnit 

nw : 



ttU, WNISTUNS AND ABVERTISim 

BALLOONS 

AUe N*v*IU*a (or StreetmM. 



We receive every week from 
our fsctory. Baltooaa at all klads 
and alsea, ttet W aMBVlat •( 
auperlor Qualiiy ta I 
th* market 

aaa'tta inaala kMhiTarin 




THE JENNIERS 

!■ Two Diatlact Acta 

ASENUTMNALIMHIILEIMKICMt 



FanoBaeDt Addiegi 
Cw Mlboard, Cincinnati, O. 



LOLA Y^ERRI 

SPECTACtTLAR DANSEUSE 
Wl lOUl^ TAYLOI. Soprano Soloiat 
id Dancing Novelty 



• . 67 

TOY and SOUVENIR WHIP 
MANUFAenmERS 

' W. RAOZZr WHIP oik. 
Write for Catalog. 



SLOT MACHINES 
WANTED 




THE GREAT 
CALVERT 

World's Greatest 
Novelty High Wire 
EqDillbrlst. 
Now booking. For time 
and tenaa, address 
Sha aaaak CUtnt, 
IM Arerin Are., 
Rochester. - N. Y. 



board. CtieakK 



HOmnr Steaatlonal Aerial 
and D».Cada-DowB ~~ 




nzD tiujuuissm; 

Ths yooagaat and 
daring and aeaaatjoaal 
reOned Blgk-WIta Artlat la 
ths wecld. dolag IB dartag 
feata as a tkwa a lg ktka-taek 
wbsb (ram tan *-n*t»g-i 
over atreat, or ea taH pelaa. 
A tew dataa apea for lUA. 
Addrcaa P. O. BOX M, 
Klttaaalag. Pa. 



WANTED 



AddieaB Fi tt ft, 



ist 



WANTED 
Good, Clean Shows 

and Attractions for tbe Grant County Agricul- 
tural Society Fair at Lancaster. Wise. Good 
crowds to draw from. Good terms, etc. Addrcaa 
at once, C. B. ZIEGLEB. Secy. Grant Co. AgrL 
Society. LaiKSster. Wise. 



DOYOD 
BELL 



LEH0IUDE7 



OTEN 



Ik Largest 
SeDsatiiHlAct ■ 




HMWOIM 



Wanted at Once 

Merry-go-round concessioner, tiaiillat 
circus or carnival companies travellas t! 
rltory to write for open dates. 



AK OFEK PIT can he nsed to exhibit our im- 
ported Urchins; (one pair, to offer. glS pr>. Be 
the flrst to exhibit thiB M Jtiat tumm amk "gft 
the money." FUNlV.aaia Iwc^lkk Vkoa^' Ba. 
Watetford. Maine. 



If s» you should try our LeBMMieRa POWdar. 
It IS made from lemons redoeed to powdered farm. 
Simply add water, swcetea and it is ready todruk. 
A pound makes 45 gallons. Price. gZ^S lb. prapaidL 
Send a dime for a trial (gallon) package aadan 

STREET. CHICAOO. OX. 




"nWUAMWUV* 

•^mx auBBB r' 

Invlslbls resdlnas in lacltsh 
German. Spsnlsta, French and 
Italian. IBastrsfeed ctrcalAis 



TMBso." M ets..'prsaaM.' 
■taoraaparats. 



book. "Vadsr Which Slaa IVsra 
■M. Caabaworhadwlthmyont. 



S. BOWtR, 117 BiwM It, fcwt^p. J. f. 



Incandescent Lanifs 

16 MICHIGAN AVC 




Park Peopla^ Fratemal Orden^ 
Privilege Men, Cdebra- 
tioa FoUowei*, Jobbers 




Send for oar illustrated catalogoa ot tbe 
most complete line of F^cy Pennanta on 
the market. Connect with nn and too 
will make money. EverylMdy knows t hat 
we are reliable. TBB HOUDAT NOVXITY 
UFO. ca. n Gtcat Joaaa St.. Mew Xork. M. X. 



MR. JOHN CALVIN BROWN 

Sole Proprietor "WHITE CITY," Manchester, England; Director of Attrac- 
tions, "INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION," Nancy, France, 1909; Constructor 
of "La Rabassada" Park, Barcelona, Spain, etc., etc., etc. 

WILL ARRIVE IN NEW YORK, JULY 8 

and remain ONE WEEK ONLY, preparetl to negotiate with owners of the 
latest and most up-to-date Park Attractions of all kinds that may recommend 
themselves as suitable for installation in 

The Greatest Park in the Greatest City in Europe 

"MAGIC CITY," PARIS 

but tbi 

"MAGIC CITY" WILL OPEN IN MARCH. 1911 

Number of concessions limited, and best quality required! Neaily f gJOOOyOOO 
to be invested at once! .\ddrea8s J. CALVIN BROWNL " " 
Aetorte. Nm* YorkCt«y. Qkble addra^ "aALVIN." 




68 



Ttte Olllboard 



JULY 9, 1910. 



(Contlnaeil from page 5^.) 

Vestiwrt— Euex Co. Aerl. Soc. Aug. 23-20. C. 
' 31. Howard, secy. 

Wbite Plalaa — Sue. of AetL & Hott. of West- 
" cbeMer Co. Srpt. I2-IT. Dulel W. M*Iaa«r> 

■ «ecr. 

Whitney Point— Broome C». A(lL''l*(^"AW' *■ 

12. Wm. DeoDln^. secy. 

NOKTH CASOLnrA 
BurllDgtoB— Alamance Fair AnocUUon. Oct. 
_«-7^ , lleftMa. Halt, - «^wa,_K. G^^ 



atloo, Oct. 

OraluuB — Bmilnyton FUr. 
Holt, lecy. 

Greeniboro — Cfentral Carolina Fair Assn. Oct. 

12-15. Garland Oiini*!. secy. 
Kins— Stokea Co. Fair Assn. Oct. 18-20. WU 

B. KJger, secy. 
Kortb WUkesborfr— Wilkes Conntr 

Sr-S9. JEL W. Hortoa,* um^. 

' , OuoUna Agrl. Soc. Oct. 17-22. 

^ Joanty Fair. Data* kat nt. 

j waynaaTtUe — ^Banrood CoaatT- Fale, 
' aet. Jaa. E, Chnaway, > 
WUKcaboro— Wflkcs GoantT 
._W. A. .BdIII% aesgr. 



BiUM^^utth Carol 
J.. B. F«ne, aaa, 
llallalMiiy— xaJMn Cc 




Jal.r 



Anta^AneU Fair *iiiii. -'*l)«t»ii' net art. "■ W, 

B. Smltli, seeT-. 
CooperalttWD— Gricst Conntj- Fair Assn. Date: 

not act. Frank Gladstone, secy. 
F a rm N orHi Dakota State Fair. Jnir 2S-30. 
r '4: B: Vlafnck. aec7. 
■tlMWlWIII Wi lli Connty Fair A 

aac C SL Bilntoo. aecy. 
Gnad. Furka— «nad Forka Co. AinrL 8oe. 
, 13-SS M. C. Barhener. aeer- 
GranTine-^UeHenrr Coontr AciL Fair Aaaa. 

Dataa not aet. C. W. BcolcwISl aeqrT 
Hamilton— Pembloa Conntr Fair Aaao. ai»» «. 

4. John Rock, seer. T - :■ 

Bamy — Harvey Fair Ann. Datea ' not 'aat. 

Hnfftl MootgromerT. secy. 
Jaaeatown— Jameatoira Fair Aaaa. Jmie SO- 

Air 2. C L. Zeaton. aeey. 
r * raml . < . Owmd^tka Coonty Fair Assn. Dates 
^-.B9t aaC^T^ ■SMnenonse, aecy. 
t«ja»=»eBao«nOoontr Fair Aaao. >Ao« 2-*. F. 

B. wood.- acey. ... 
Mandan— Mwton Connty Fair. liirtiBr*(fc;'itt. 

H. B. Bitzlns, aeo , ■ ^ ■-••.X .* ■ 

••Is?'— ;^^-,c<«">'y •*e»i- ^•t' Aaa«;- 8imt-<ar- 

29. A. V. Swaaaon. aeey. ,• • • • 

Feniblna— Pemtilna Connty Fair and 'BxU. Anc 

2-t. John Bock, secy. . 
Iladerwoad---Dnderwood Fair Assn. Datea not 

aet. O. V. Bowman, secy. 
Talley City— Banes Co. AnL Fair Asaa^ .Jnlr 

Wahpetno— BldilaDd Col Fair AM 

M- B. J. Hnfbei, secy. 
WUItot«»T-WIII^ connty Flair. .Satvi Bot 



Sept; 9T- 



; OHIO 
:.-JCbiintr Fair. 



P. Q. 



-—J. County Fair. An*. 23-28. A. 

. o. jflBiMB, aacy. 

t'pirs^H.^jiaSssriJS!' V"?^ 

Be^efoM.1^^ C^^^^P.,,. AB^ aWh,^ 
"VS^-le^f. ^r^- ,^1^^^^ 



8. Jokoaoo, Amelia, d. ^ , ■ 

BowUor Gree»— Wood Conly FaBr. 
_ 33. B . g. Sweet, aa«y. ■ 
■^■jT<j^rtia* jOaimty Fair. SepL 13-16. 

fST^iar. Sept..l3-1& W. S. 

*^5S?~2f5S'* Connty Acrienltnral Society. 
8njt ST-fp. Cbarln A. Pontina. aeey. " 

Ct^^r^Bmt Wtlr. An». tS-n. 8. y. Tln- 

Cbagria F^— Coralioga Co. Fair. Sept. M. 
t - u. oatca. aecy. 

*^J?"^,';?~***" Connty Fair. Aug. 16-19. M. 

D. SnlllTsn. secy. ■ 
ColnmlHjs— Ohio State Fair. Sept. 5-6. A. p. 
^Sanfflea. aecy.: J. w. Fleming, asst. secy. 
Gltaaiv-^nuklin Oronty Agrf Soc An^ 9- 
^1^: W. 6. 'Blchaida. secy. »«. 

r2!?'*!?Tf°*^^? Co. Acrienltnral Sodaty 

Oct. 11-14. w. B. miliar, aecar. 
Crotoa — CVnton Fair Aaao.', ■ — 

H. SIsfHed. - secy.. SoBba 
Dwton — ^tfontpoinery Ob^ Si 
_;S-9. G. K. ri>taafc aNV. 
Baton — Preble County nir. 

D. snrers. seey. 
FlmDar^^ancock Co. Fair. Sept 14-lT. B. T. 

Kraoeily. aecy. 
F»e iP0j»t— Fr emont Fair. Sept. SO-23. C. A. 

G M aai a a ^O w iU _P^?k» 'C0n^'witt,:.''ji^ u- 
_.2t. Fiealt: Pleasloser. acqr. . . 
SiaataB^^tler Co. Asricvltnal SodetyJ Oct. 

4- T. C A. Knmler. secy. 

BldnSle — Defl^nctf Co. Ajfrtcnltoral Society. 

Anr. 30-8ept 2. E. F. ArmstroDir. secy. 
Jamevtovni— Jamestown Drirloj; Park 

S<^t. 21.281 W. J. GalTln. secy. 
Jtltnum — Ajihtaba'a Co. Acrl. Soclaty. 

"H.;: It -WoodlioTy. aecy. 
^'"^^^^/l^^Sf^^Jitllailuaul Society. Anc. 
_ gt-26L :-:.fc.r-.1L' J«Miici;ae«r.'-.- 
Kinaman-^JbDmMlirvea;'' Fair. Aof. 23-25. H. 

J. Fober. aeey. 
I'neaater — ^Fa>Tll«]d Connty' 'Axrien'tnral Socl- 
. etr. Oct.. 12-15. W. T. Meaniaithrn. aecy. 
Lebanon — Warren Conntr Ainrlcnitaiil -Saelaty. 

S»pt. J.T-IT. W. O. Gnrtl-j.. nl«r..- . . 
Lima— Anen Connty AKTlcnltnral Society. Sapt 

5- 8. C. A- Graham, secy. 

Listkond — CoTnmbfAD^ Co. A^Icoltnral Society. 

Pent. E. F. Moore, secy, 

lon-ioi — Madison Omnty Acrlcnltnial Society. 

Ai» Sl-Sent- 2. C. A. Wilson, sa^. . . 
Mrs^;'*- fi-V'T A«~'coItnral SocMy. Btpt. 

n2l. C&Cf. riRm3eId. aKT. 



Marietta — ^Washlneton Co. A. A M. A«Bn. Scpl- 

20-23. I.. A. Zelsler, aecy. 
Marlon— UtrloD County Fair. Sept ZZ-aO. 1. 

A. Knapp. secy. 
MarysTlIle — Union Conaty Fair, flapt. lS-16. 

W. F. Brodrlck, secy. 

Mason— Fslr. Aug. 4-6. Wm. Tbacker, aeer. 

McConnelKvUle — Moisan Co. Asrlcultoral So- 
ciety. Sept. 20-33. T. E. McElUney, secy. 

U<!dlDa— Medina Coonty Anlcnltnral Socletj. 

Ang 30-Sent. 1. 0. O. VanDenaen, aecy. 
MootpeUac^WllUaaw Coonty Fall. Sept. 13- 

.17..^ B«M. . Ocle, aecy. . 
Mt. T * rH . g ii °» Connty fllhlf: -:twt: iS-M;. 
mid "'C'Gataa, aeey. 



: Oct. 4.7. O. Ji 



Ifoatard , . 

Mt. COead— Monow Oo. Fair. 

Miller, aecy. 
Mount Joy— Scioto Oo. Fair. Ang. SMcpt. 2. 

W. A. McGeorse, secy. 
Napoleon — Napoleon Fair Co. Sept. 6*9. J. M. 

Klegcr, secy. 
Newark— Uckloc Coonty Agricnltnral - Society. 

Oct. 4-8. J. M. .'FanMr. aeey. . ... ^ 
Ottawa — Putnam Oauty FalBt . Orti '44. A. P. 

Sandlea, aegr. ' . . ^<■'^^'^.■';■'v■■-;■■• 
OwcnsTiII•— GUmaot Coi.: Aa(leaUHaI^:■(•(iaty. 

Ave A. 8^ Jokaaoa.' AMHii.'^O^''- 

PmoMInK PaiiHWnw Oa. Asttealtnal rSeclaty. 

Sept. 6-9. W. a. Jaetwrn, aeey. 
PIketon— llketon OniDty Fab. Aug. 10-12. J. 

F. Bateman, aecy. 
Portsmouth — Scioto County Acrrlcnltnral Society. 

Aog. 30-Scpt. 2. W. A. McGeorse, Mt. Joy, 

O. 

Powei: — Delawere Co. Fair. Sept. 20-32. B. 

S. Kelt, secy. 
Ptuctonrille— Ijiwrence Connty Fair. Aug. SO- 
" Sept. 2. W. W. Bichardv *$cr. 

— iioty,Tli&..v ivSoRt. 13-16. 



.30- 



ItBtail. Society, 



Rawaon-^Haneock Ooim»- Boaid- OC Acrlcnltnre. 
Sept. 14-lT. B. V. Eennedy. aecy. 

RIctiwoQd — Blchwood IM-Oonnty Fair. Ans- 

2-3. a. A. Lenox, secy. 
Blpley— Blpley Fair Co. Ang. 2-0. L. B. Wil 

Uamj, secy. . '•, . : 

St: Clalrsvllle — Belmont Co. Fair' Aaaa^',' Sept. 

29-22. J. BL Taylor, secy. ~. 
Salem— Canfieid Fair. Sept. 26-30. B. L. Man 

Chester, secy., B. F. U. No. 4. 
Sandnsky — Brie Co. Acrienltnral Society. Sept. 

":"!»i«:i.Owor^jSair.. Sept., 14-18. 
Johmwit. aet7.'' "'' ^ 
Savdlnia — Kennedy*a Fair Company^ 

Sept. 2. J. W. Campbell, aeey. 
SerlUe— Onllford Westlleld Towublp 'Fair. Sept. 

13-15. M. E. Frnaler, aecy. 
Sidney— Shelby Coonty Fair. Sept. 13-16. J. 

B. Bnssell, secy. 
SmlthBeld — Jefferson Comity Fair.. Sept. 2S-30. 

J. O. Hsyne, secy. - . 

Springfield — Clark Connty Agrlenlliiial- Sodety. 

Aug. 1S-19L Elwood Sillier, aeor.. - . . 
SammeiacM-TSmmnctfleU Oiat. tnlK'rr Wpt ' 27- 
€S.-;ai- Dew, aaer.' ' ■• 
niBa— Seneca .' Co. AgKnltiiral -Sadety.' -° 8«t. 

M. ' Morgan- B. Ink. aecy. ' 
Toledo — I.acaa Connty Fair. Sept. I2-1T. L. E. 
Clark, aecy.' :. . 

Troy— 'Miami Coonty Fair. Sept. 19-23. C. D. 

Irlsrtln, secy. 
Upper Sandnsky — Wyandot County Agrlcoltaral 

and Fair Society. Sept. 20-23. J. T. liOns- 

abangh, secy. :.■-*■, ■.; * .■ 

Crhana— Champaign Connty Agrleoltanl Society. 

Ang. 23-26. J. W. Crowl. ae^. 
Van Wert — Van Wert Co. AgTladt 

Sept. 12-16. E. V. Waltwra, aecy; - . 
Wapakoneta- Aoglalre CO. Agrtenltiiral. Society. 

Ang. SO-Scpti 2. A. B. SehaBcf. aecy. 
Waaxen— T^nmlmll Oou- Agilealtnral . Sodetr. 

Aug. 30-Sept. 1. Homer C Madaay. aecT- 
WaaUBCtoD. C H.— Fkyette Co. nir. Aof. 22- 

26. Dr. E. M. Boggraa, aecy.,-;,' ''l^- _ 
Washlagtott — Goemsey Coonty FalA ',:8q^ 27- 

30.' B. S.' MeCMary,.aecy. - -tf^ .'.-.v-r'?- .„ 
WaaUaKtaiB CL H.— Fayetta Co. Filr., ; Jb» SS- 



zo. vw ak M. Baggeta, ,■ aeejr.'...'T, ,„ . • -, . ■ 
Wao a eo u Fu lton Coonty Agriealtnral ' Sodaty. 

Sept. 20-23. - E. P. Amea, secy. 
Wavedy— Pike Co. Fair. Sept. 14-16. Charles 

Vallary, aecy. 
West Unloo — Adaau . Cbonty Fair. Sept. 13-16. 

T. W. Elllsoa. aeey. . ! - . ^ - J 
Winchester— Adama Ooonly -.'Fair.. ' . Jwy ; 38-0. 

W. E. Seiton. aecy.- ^.■ .;': --^ V'-iV.'';-.-'' ■ 
Woodaaeld — Mouoe Coonty : lailliallillial ■ Bocl- 

ety., Ang. 2V23. Geo. P.-Btfti mCT' ^- 
Wooster — Wayne Coonty Agilcaltoni''- Society. 

Soit. 14-18. G. J. E. 'WMAfStuere. O. 
Xaa U • Ol i a e u ,- Coonty • Agrtcnltaral Society.- 

Aug. S-12. • B. . B.: Grieee, aecy. . 
ZaBearPle— Mo sM ug um Co. Fair. ' Sept.' 1S-1& 
B. T.-.'WUte.'.aaey. .. . -.^ - ■- 

'V.OXUHOKA 

Ardmoie— Carter Co. Fair Assn. Oct. ' 11-13. 

Orin Bedfleld, aecy. 
BlaekweU— Inter-SUte Fair. Sept. 10-34. Mal- 

ctim McDonald, aaat. aecy. .'^ 
Cantoo— Blaine Coonty Fair Aaaa.- ' AlaK:"S>-28. 

A. B. Hodgson; aecy. - 
Elk City — Beckham GooDty Fair Aaan. Ang. 30- 
Sept. 2. X L. Hoover, ac^. 
EI Beno— Fair. S^t. SO.S*. R. S. Engle. aecy. 



Fredetldi— Mb Baea Meet. Aa«.: 18-10. H. E. 

. Greco, aew /:~t;:;.'.2-:';i;ilv;'.v.',': . 

Hobart— Klnn 'CBUitr 'Fair.' - Ang. 16-20. F. 

T. Mann. aecy. 
Kingfisher — Farmers' Fair Assn. Sept. — . 8. 

I. Jordan, secy. 
Mingnm — Fair. Ang. 23-26. W. F. Tygard, 

Jr.. secy. 

Oklahoma City — State Fair Asm. of Oklahoma. 

Sept. 27-Oct. 0. - I. S. Mahan, aenr. 
Fawaaa— Pavaee Pack Jk Fair Aaao. Sept. 69l 

Ftaafc: Il ajiBa ; .-aaay. 
Bysa JaBiTaen .Co. Farmcra' loatitalb' • -B»- 
Sept. 1-10. H. Overbey, 

—Fair. ~ 



WatoBca — f 




Sept. I-1-1R. J. P. . Boefatel. 

OBEOOV 

Ulillet'jlxrtcaltaral 

:J..'^^;neo;. Fitzgerald. 

Portland — Oregon Stata? Fair/ '- Sept. 5-10, F- 

A. Welch, secy. 
Bosebnrg — Southern Oreaao Diatrlet Acrienltnral 
Society. Sept. 20-24. Ftaak G. Bicellk aecy. 
Salem — Oregon State Fair. Sept. 12-17. Franli 

Meredith, secy. 
Sllata MoBOtn Coonty Fair. Sept. 8-S. C. B. 



FEBBSSXTABIA 
Allestoini— Lehigh County AgrL Soc. Sept. 20- 

23. Harry Schall. secy. 
BarneabOTO— Business Men's Fair. Week at Ang. 

15. Fred Morley,' secy. '.■,'■' ,-■■*. 
Bedford— Bedford Connty Afll; Soer Sept 20- 

23. jr. Bsy Cessna, necy. 
Bellefonte — Center County Agrl. Eihl. Co. Oct. 

— . De Laun Stewart, srcy. 
BendersTllIe — Fruit Growers' Assn. Dee. 14-16. 
_ Edwin S. Tyson, secy., Floradale. Pa. 
BetUcbrm — PenoarlTaoia State Fab jUM. Sept. 
M. . H. A. Btomaa. leer. 



Bloomabnrc — Columbia Co. AgrU Soc. Oct- 4-8. 

A. N. Xoat, aecr. 

BrookTlUe — Jeffenoo Co. AgrL ud DrlTlat 
Assn. Sept. 13-18. Sylrester Xknn(aB«4 aeCFi 

BurcettstowD— Unloo Agrlcnltoral Aaan. .Sept. 
26.29. D. S. Taylor, secy. 

Batler^Butler DrlTlng Park & Fair Assn. Ang. 
23-26. W. B. Purrfa. aecy.' 

Carlisle — Cumberland County Agrl. Aitso. Sept. 

27-30. W. H. JtcCie*, aecr. 
Catmlchaela — Green Coi. Agrl. A Man. Society. 

Sept. 20-23. Geo. Jj. Hathaway, aecy. 
CamUtaar-CaBbda Coonty Afrleottntal Aaao- 
datkn. Sept. :««. J. T. XaMhavi aecr- 
Olearfleld—Cleaiflela DrlTlnc Park -Baca Meet. 

July 1-4. Dean H. Bloom, mgr. 
Corry — Corry Fair and OtlTlng Park Assn. Sept. 

13-18. W. W. MoyarUge. aecr. 
Conneant Lake — Conneaot Xake Agd. Aaan. Ang. 

29-s;ept. 2. A. M. ^a8,. aa«F.i;i,.v _ 
CUrlon— Clarloo Co. Fair; Ain. ; ttpt. 2M3. 8. 

S. Langhlln, secy. ■ _ 

Clearfield— Clearfield Drlrlag Park. Fair. Botea 

not set. Dean H. Bloom, mgr. 
Dayton— Dayton AsrtcaltonI and lleebaaleal As- 

aodatlOB. Sept. S7-S0. C. C. Codiran. aecy. 
DnBaie— OuBaiB .DriTlBg Aaan. Sept. »«. P. 

B. Orleaemer. aecy. 

Emporinm— Cameron Coonty Acrienltnral Aaan. 
Sept. 13-16. F. G. Jndd, aeer. 

Exposition Lake — Oonneant Agncnltnral Aaan. 
Ang. 29-Sept. 2. Cbaa. T. ^em, aecy. 

Ctorkarlllc — Solliran Ooonty Agricultural Soci- 
ety. Oct. 4-7. CM. Mdmeor. secy. 

Grata— Grata Agrl. te Hortl. Aaan. Oct. 11-14. 
T. S. Kllsger, aecy.. Harry Smith, nn.^ > 

Graensbnix— Weatmoreland Afd.^k«. . Sept.- S. 
14. P. Shoemaker, aeey. - ' -'^t'''''^ 

Haaoscc-^anoTar AsrlegItnial{^Saelalr,;.;V.Sepl. 
SO^ZS. J/ B. -liniar,i^.»eaFifs.'.'.."-.'/^'.'-;. ;.'S''- 

HarttocA^HartfoBd AgrL Sees ' Sivt. Sl-Sa.' H. 

5. Eatabrook, secy. 

Boofcston — Hookaton Fair Assn. Aug. 16-18. 

Allen McDonald, secy. 
Hidlidaysbolg — Grange Fair Assn. Sept.; 37-30. 

H, S. Werta, secy., DuncansTllIai. Pit.: .-':: . ■ 
Hooesdale — ^Wayne County Agrl. Seei- .'<; OCt.^ 

6. Emerson W. Gammell, secy. 
HogheaTtlle— Mnoey Valley Farmera' Clob. Oct. 

11-14. Edward N. Frontx. secy. 
Imperial — ^ABet^ny Co. Agrl. Aaao. Sept. 23- 
23. Cbas.. H. SteTeaaoa, secyi,:. O W Mfella. 

Pa. .■.'*-..;-■■''■". "-"i"^-*-:* 

Indiana— Indiana Connty Anlenltiital''Aelety. 

Ang. aOBept. 2. Dartd Blair. aeq[. 
Johaatown— Lnna Park Fair Aaan. Sept. 13-ie.' 

John HInkel secy. * 
Kntztown— Entitown Fair Assn. Oct. 4-7. C. 

J. Bhode, secy. 
Lsncaster — Lancsster OooTity Agrlcnltnral Fall' 

Assn. Sept. 27-30. I. C. Arnold, aecy. 
Lebanon — Lebanon Valle.r Fair Assn. Ang. 23- 

26. J. A. Bollman, secy. 
Lehighton — Caxhoi County AgrL Soc Sept. 

27-30. J. Albert Darling, aeey. 
Lewlabarg—iniion Coonty : AcrlcnltDral Society. 

Smt, 97-SOl C Date Wolt aecy. _ 
Mad&cnTille— Lackawanna Onage Fair Aaan. 

Sept, 90-24. :Uonei WlnShlft aety. i> -_ 
Manafield— Smythe Park Aaan. Sept. 20-23. R. 

C Lon^iothnm, aecy. 
Mercer — ^Merecr Central Agrlculturiil .4»n- Sept. 

5-8. J. P. Orr. secy. 
MIddletowB — MlddletowB Fair Assn. Sept. 13. 

18. E. HoUla CroU, secy. ,. .i:;>,-i-. 

Moo tr e ae O igmehania Co. Aca;^': loe.^ .i;Bept. 

IS-ie. E. E. Beebe, secy. ■ ' .^i..' 
Naaaieth — Northamnton Coonty Agclcaltaialv So- 
ciety. Sept. 13-16. J. B. Etelnheliner. aecy. 
New ' Freedom — Farmers* ImiiroTement Aaan. 

Sept. 20-Oct. 1. W. H. Freed, aecy. 
Newport — Perry Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 20-23- J. 

C. F. Stevens, secy. 

Nolan Park, Clarioo— Big Hatrcat Home- Ang. 



I SimiEB BBmCB — Automatic and plain a'.fi- 
, pensera tor one, two or three kinda, also com- 
) DiMitioa tor all dtlsks. Erety s i jle tor wblcli 

renaar. New '.' Teife: 



la' rittigr. (ith# 'natt aaa' tAS, aiaS sieaa and 
(Old ^aaaware. SUITABLE FOB Fairs, Carol- 
Tala and Streetmen. Good, op-to-data tellers. 
Write for eaulog. OBIBKTAL GLASS CO.. 
S. B., Ptttabnrg, Fa. 



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Kaw Toik Letter OMriein* aUMr SSbllsa. Job 

Setaetaaa FaA. Unloa BDI. It. 1. OaUr. 4 ta 
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Grand Forks Fair 

Joly 19-22. leiO. 

GOOD PRIVILEGES. 

O. H. HATCHES. Sapt. <ioiw«MloB*. 
;OtAND FORKS, ti. tt^ 



Oxford — Oxford Agtl.' Aaaa. ' MP 

F.'Grlei; aecy. - ':";^.::;v-rvi.-- ■• v 
Pttkarta . BBd» Ceu'Ati|I.'^llMu,\'«ept;'14^ir.'^ L 

PiM tmS^&vSS'Oaaiir Ajatenitaiml ', .Soci- 
ety. : Sepfr-lS-18.. 'Jamea N. Oranlnger, aeey. 
Pa]aakl--Palaakl Fair Aaan. Sent 12-15. - Jaa. 

S. Wood, aecy.. ^ Yonagatown, O. 
Beading — Great Beading Fair. Sept. 27-30. - B. 

■ Seldel Tbiom. aecy. 
Smethport — MrKean Connty Fair Aaaa.' . Dataa 

not set. ' Coy McCoy, secy. 
SloneSboro — Merces Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 19-22. 

Chaa. B. Hioea, secy. 
Stnmdaborg- Monroe-Co. AgrL'Soc Sept. 5-S. 

H.' -F. 'Ooolbaach...'aecy. 
Toaaiida Biedria*:ooBat!r*Agrlaati>ral:aeaetr.. 

Sept. ST-SO.: -S. Bergen iPsik. '-atey. 
T*oj— TroT Agrlcnltoral Society. Sept. 13-18. 

H. C Oarpentrr ' aecy. 
West. Alexander — -West Alexa-Mler- Agrlcnltoral 

Aaan. Sept.. .10-22. -letaa >I..Gibaoo. aecy. 
West Cbeater— Cfeesler^'Oaaaty'-Atilealliital Aa- 

Boetatlao. Sept.' 84b ,\^9(ad,:-BB ;Baaa Bald. 
■ secy.-.- r-, ';.*-.,-?v,'' 
Weatlletd — C«waoM|ne Valley Agrl. Sebl .Sept. 

13-18l J. W. Smith, aecr. . - . 

wnUama Ororv — Cangem PIrnle and BxblMtloa 

Asai. Aug. 2}-Sept. 3. R. H. Tkomaa. Jr.; 

Mechanlcabnnt. Pa. 
wnkes-Parre — Lnreme Conntr Fair Assn. Ang. 

29-Sent. 2. Robert IreUnA. n-vy. 
Wraluslng — ^Wyaluslng Fair Assti. Sept. 6 0. O. 

M. Lyon. Hccy. 
Tnrk — Te Grand Old York Fair. Oet. S-7. Joo, 

H. Bntter. wry.. , , 
rnnngwood — Westmon>Isnd Agrlmltigal Bacialy. 

Sept. 6-9. W. H. Holtxer, secy. 

BHODE ISLABS 

KInntoo— Washington Co. Agrl. Fair, Sept. > 13- 

14l .(... ■ . 

.Newport County AgrL ;:|^Ir.'^ Sapt. 
SOUTH OABOIJBA , 

AhheTlUe— Ahberllla Ok Fair, bet' M; Joe 

I. «y«L aeey. . 

AlkeB— Aannal AlkcB FHIr. Oct. 81-Not. B. 

Walter IC Piniean, secy. 
Aoderaon — ^Andenoa Coimty Fair. Oct. s-7 or 

12-14. R. K. -TVnrrls. peey. 
Bstesbnrg— TrI-Cmmty Fair. Oct, 17-22. W. J, 

McCartha. aery. 
Be^nettSTlIlp — Marlboro Poultry Assn.. Not — . 

C. B. Cromble. secy. 
Columbia — South Atlantic Com Exhibition. Dec. 

5-8. A. D. Bodson. prei.. Newberry. 8. C. 
Columbia — State of South Carolina. Oct. 81- 

Not. 4. D. F. Eflrd. secy. 
GreenTlIle— GreraTlUe Cnnnty Fair. Datea not 

set John .Wood. - aecy. . - 
t^n>oS*'r>~ifaaimtou:€>mam 28-28. 

C N. Eard.-'aeer;'' ■.-'■" j'v':-v.«.j-v v. .v.. 
Spartanburg— Spart^nlNtra '.iOoiatr Fair. , Dales 

not set. John Wood. aw*"'". . . 

Walterborn— OolTetoB CaaaiT :'Flatr.>. :XM. S-W. 

w. - w. . Si>H>»k .. •fey. . ■ 

0,' ftratt'BiiNbaa. aacy. ' . 

SOtrxH DABOXS. . 
Alexandrli — Hanson County FUr. DattS aot 
set. C, E. Twamley, secy. 



POPULATION, 280.000 

First Harvest Festival, 

Baea Meat. LlTe Stack and ladoatrial 

tlaa^Scpt. l^lK Inc 

TAXLOB. caHra'dt . 



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Wnd iuil; - - U 
liifi UvpHin^ 14 

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Ar ir— Oouslu CoDOtr Fair. Aa(. 81-S«pt, 

' TliuotliT NortoD, pre*. 
lfa',';i- Ftoarebe— BatM Conair nir. ShpL S2-24. 

CiMfe --Clark :' Oi»M» -viiite^ S. 

%v. I, Koble, Mcy. 
lllc>imon— Byde Ooonty Kair Ana. Sept. S-8. 
■ \ It Van Camp, aecjr. 

■lur'-n— Sonth Oakot* Slat* »air. Sept. IS-IB. 

K»i»iia-«UBl(7 Coanty :Mlr^ . 

KiiiiMill— Brale Coonlr Fair. Sept. 3t-2*. J. 

J WlDD., KCr. 
Mlli'T— Qaod CouDlT Fair. Sept. 8-10. O. F. 

Mu!"iictl^Ml5S6 • €>»t« FaUee. Stpt. SO-Oct. 

. riiTK— <3a> Belt Kzpo. 09. ^Svt. SMtet 2. 
flia*. B. Hanon. .ia«. r;.i^K- . 
llankrDtoo — Aurora Comity .VWVW r, 

lirr^lH)— Lyman Coiuly Blilr. Sept. 20-23. E. 

n, rn'atoo. aecy. 
Bi^liU-ld— Spink Coi 

Stilam. lecy. ■ _ . . i " _ „ 

' Salem— McCook Oooatr Mr. Svt^ M.- W. B, 



oiiDty Fair., sept. e-P. E. E. 



Hart, Kcy. _ ^ ■ 

SpearSab— Lawrence CanaljvFMr.' 
a. U. EoaUce, aecr. ■ v -ii^iii 

rrroill^lon— Clay Comity Fair. Sept. ST-SO. Jaa. 

W*£*w^5ia7*^iuoty Fair, Sept. 30-22. H. 
H. Wtekt*. prealdent. 

Aleiaadrla— De Kalb Coantr' nir. / itapt. 1-3. 

Mab Roy, aecy, -v.- «V; -'"-.'V" ■ 

BnnmaTlllr— Haywood CoolF IMi;, Oet. W-SL 

C, M. Hollrook. mcr, 
Crliua— City Ooonty Fair Asan. Aox. 10-13. 

W. C. Darldaon, aecy. 
Coal Creek— Coal Creek Fklr. Sept. T-0, W. U 



IVIbaa, tecir. 



iuiDbla Raeti.. :>n^-. 19-22. too. 



Ammo. Sept.' 21- 



CMuBkta— O^nmbia Fair Aaaa. Sept. 13-17. H. 

W. Tbomaa. aecy. _ 
Comberlaiid City— Stewart and Honaton Coun- 
ties Fair. Sept. 8-10. Nixon I'lckard, aecy. 
Deer I,od|re— Monan Connly Fair Aaan. Sept, 

Sl-iS. J. C. Bate, aeey. 
Drr«deD— Weakley Cooaly Fair 

21. W. B. Ifciraerta^ (ML. . 
Dyenbnrc— Dyer Cbaatr Fair Ann. ' .Oct.: .M. 

M. W. Ewell, aecy. 
Fayetlevllle— nyetterUI* FUr Aan. Aag. 10- 

12, W. C, Moore*, (eey. 
Pt^aklln— Fair. Sept. 1-S. ■ _ 
CallatlD— Sumner Oaaaty Flair. Aag. Mcer. W. 
■ L, Oldham. ■«e^iv»-;0;:^.^^:/}_;.>i.>:' i; 
Huiabaldl— Fill. atvL>:UM^:-:-;0£;W:j ^tMM. 

BnoSilotdt— RoiDbaldt OOIoraa Fair. Oct. S-8. 

Janet CanobelL pnaUcat. 
HnailBadan— Carrall Oaaatjr Fair. Oct. 4-S. 

Elai!*ton.^Be*a* OoMHv 'Mir iAn..:: -Mst.^ IB- 
IS, w. H. IJ«petlv a*er.'.- V ■ -i-i. 

KBOxvllle— Appaladilaa 'EgfimML ismtX,. V 
Oct. 12. Cary F. . flpene*. ^baafe ' aaaa*- 
ment committee. 

La Fayette — Macon County FUr Aaan. Auc. IS- 
30. if. H. Allen, aecy. 

Lewlibnrg— Lewlabots Fair . Aaan. ADC. 3-S. 
W. T. Cheathaoi, accTV ' _ 

Menipbla-TH-Stal* Fh^' Sipt. M-Ort. -L F. 
D. Fuller, aecy. 

Uorfreeiiliorn— Mnrfrecabom Pair Am*. Sept. 

6-». N. 1. aardy. aecy. ■ • 

. KaabvlUe— Tenneaaee State Fair Aaao. 'S^t. 
19-34. J. W. Baaawnrm, aecy. _ 

Newimrt— Apoalacblan Fair Aam. 8«pt. 31-23. 
J. P. Stanbers, aecy. 

rariK— HenT y_CoBa ^ Fair AMB. . Sept. -,3S4>et, 

brlaa. aecy. ■ 

Ronu' — Fdlr. Sept. S-10. ■ ■ - i- 

SliPlb.TTllIc— Sbelbyrllle Fair. Sept.- I-S. H. 

B. Cowan, aecy. ■ - : ■ . ■. ■• 

SbelhTTtlle— Bedford ODoatF.FUr'iVAMK -tA^ 

3I-Sept. 2, H. B. OBWB«i-'a*SF,-. ^; . ■ ■ ---^ij?: 
Tteninn— Clbaoa Conatr-FUKt^^%t:~:l9-13. O, 

U Wade, «eey. 
Tullahotaa— TUUboaa Fair. Aoc 23-20. F. 
.A. Rsht; aecy. 

Tailahont— Calortd Fall. Sept. 2-S. T. B. 

Soenr»r. aery. 
Cnlon City— Pair. SepL 14-lT. JT. W. Wooriey. 

ffjnSratar— FtapMlP -CBWity Valr ,Amb., Ans. 
. M .aad ;ii«rt:.'V.'Win'.lK>!.WtflNr,-;.MCr«V':.;. 

■j.*'jjgjj||jj;fiHv^i'a^"j*""''"'~-.'"y---'^>'- 

Beanmont--«ralh»a*t »»ai 'Flilr.? ' Iter. ■ SMft 
Caaaillan-Tezas-Oklahom lUr; ' Ihpt t-lO. S. 

_U McDonald, aecy. , . ■ . 

Dall«»_<!|ate Rilr o« Texaa. Oct. 1B«>. Sjd- 

np.i Smith, aecy. 
Frcilrrlckibunc— Olllraple Conaty Fair and In. 

■•ruvcmenc Aaan. . Sept. 14-lOw. . B«Biy Bliacli. 
_«ecn'tary. . •.«..•>•.■.';.• -r. •■ 

Rerrrllle-Weat Tnaa Fair.v?a*Ci«M«. V: O*- 

ear Ronenthal, aecy. ' ■■^f*' ^v.'-- i.>-.:v^ ' 
San Aiwelo-Sao Awato-Falr. Oct. M; T. 0. 

AlWOOd. pica. ■ , ■ 

San Antonlo-^IatanMitloBal Vair'Aaaa. ' Kor. 
. so. J, M. Vance, aecy. 

S«n Saha— Ran Saba County Fair Aaim. Datea 

nni K't. W. A. Santa, aecy. 
•nmnMn-Palr. Sept. 38-Oct. 1.: P. BaarlbMS. 

niiT. aitr. ■. ■ ■ -'. ■ 

Wl;-hii, r.iia-rair. :^<kU:i U.14. Miiar J. 



"rj;>Sfd— Bradlart Api. A Trattloti , Aara.- Aa*, 

iirn„iiiH„?i:.V&„»fgi'r "^i. W a- ». 

lii'nwin, aecy. 
E-i-i nantwick— Caledonia Orange Fair, Sept. 
_ - E. B, Fay, aecy. 



-■- «M n. iray, aecy. 
FnlrliaTen— Weatern Vcrmoit Aarlcultnral Soel- 
, '-'y. Sept, IS-in, nr, J. v. Wllson, aecy. 

*'l'!^',™^ii««*0roB5V'Amlcul«ntal Socl- 
. i' '.^. JU Km tn t. S. Cbaa. 1. Button, apce. 
Jl .rrNriiipZJjimoHI, Valley ISalr. An«. 23-33. 
v .lJ'-.. Waterman, aecy. 
>. r hii,.i,| Rlwr Valley FWr Aaan, Sept. 
■ IS. J. H, Winch, aecy, 

i,„„,„j conn'y Asileultana Society. 

*i i.^in.biiry-CaWMila Kir. Mpt. 1313. 
HM^faldianka. . • ■ 



ton. 



Oapt; 14.^ ■:M,.:m, Cox, 



Sheldoi 
Sept. S^- 

vt; 

South Waninsford— Union DrWlnc Park Society 
. Sept. 27-20. O. B. Stafford, aecy. 
Sprlnsfleld— j^lncfleld Agrlcnltaral Society, 
_8*pt. 7-S. FIrtd 0. Darla, aecy. 
Tiiiilwid«»-IIBIoa A(ii. Sbe. Sept. 30-2S. Oao. 

u. Swan. aee.. Noctli Tnabcidi*, Vt. 

Ji'S' Wsls , IWr. 

Sept. 20-23. F. L. DaTla.^atcr. 
Wooditock— Wlnaor Connty Agrleoiliinl Sedaty. 

Sept. J3-1S. C. J. Paul, aecy. 

VIEOIMIA 

OanrUle— DanTille Fair Aaan. Oct. 11-14. G. P. 

Oeobenn, aecy. 
Galax-^>alaz Fair, 

lyn^orc— Fair. Sept. 27-30. F. A. Ixtrelock. 
aecy. 

Badford— Fair. Sept. 7-10. W. W. Carr, aecy. 
Rlcbmond— VlrslnU State Fair. Oct. 3-0. Mark 

K. Lloyd, gen. myr. 
BoaDokti — Roanoke Indaatrlal and Acrlcoltnral 
_ Aaan. Sept, 2<V23, Loots A. Schols, aecy. 
Taacarall— lAamr^ Fair Aaan. Sept 13-18. H. 

qaoda'Fafaat; i*cF> 
Taxley— Pcninaala Fair Aaan. Date* not aet. T. 

S. Hopklna. aecy. 

WASHnrOTOB 
Ctaehalla — Southweat Waah. >Wr 

10-24. O. B. Walker. aaiF. • 
Colfax — Whitman Cotiaty IMb- 

Chaa. McKlnale. aacy. 
BTetatt--a n a h » nilah Caoa 

Aoc. BO'Bnpt. 8. MMla ««. „, h«v 
North TaUaw— WaabtDBtOB Slat* Mir.' Sfept. 

2e-Oct, I. John W. Paea. aecy. 
Pnyallnp— Taney FUr Aaan. Oet. 4-8. W. B. 

PanlbaaiaB, prcaMaat. 
Seattle — ^Weatem Waahlngtoo Fair Aaan. Sept. 

10-24. Ony Mad.. Blebardaon. aecy. 
Spokane — Spokane Inter-State Fair. Oct. 3-9. 

Bobert N. CoajrOTe, 317 Battoa Block, Spo- 
kane, Waah. 
Spokane — Dry Fannlac ..OMCMMk - Oft.' vt.' 

John I. Bun*, aecy. . . ~ 

Slwkane— Natloaal Ap^ IMF " (tBOul v-Mor. 

14-19. Bam B. Biek aacF*.- - 
Walla WaUa— WalteWaSa Caaaiy Fair. Sept. 

19-24. B. H. Jobnaon. aecy. 

WEST VIBOmA 
Bnckbannon— Ppahnr Co. Fair. Sept. 28-29. W. 

Elkln*-^ra&w'%Ir Aan. BtvL lS^ II. 

Smith, aecy. 
Fairmont — Fairmont BUr Aaaa (Baee Maetlas). 

July 4-6. Jotan 3. Scott, aecy. 
Fairmont — EUrmont Fair Aaan. Sept. B-S. John 

& Scott. Box 381, Fairmont. W. Va. 
Ulddlebonroe — Tyler Connty Fair. Aug. 15-18. 

W. If. Beppard. aecy. 
Parkanbnrc— Weat Vtixlnla Fair. Sept. 20-23. 




Peaaibbitt^SltSeMe Ommty Aniealtwat aad Fair 
will A. Strleklcr, Elleii- 

Sept. 



Awt. 3S-2S. 
boro. W. Va. 
Blpley— BIpley Beclnc and Stock Aian, 

iS-ie. KImer I.. Stone, aecy. 
Sbepbetdatown — Morgan'* Otore Fair. Sept. 0-9. 

E. T. IJcklldcr. aecy. 
Wheeling— Weat Virginia Ezpotitlon aad State 
Fair Aaan. Sept. 12-10. Oeo. Book. aecy. 

WIBCOHSni 

Anilgo— lAMlaite Co. Fair. Ang. 80- Sept. 



aad DtMaK Aaan. 



iomt^ AcrteaMml Society. 

_S..A.5^1toa.J.^. — 



Richard KbeUefk^ 
Appl tl a a Wa t- BtMSi 
Scot. S04S. Y. 
Bamboo— Sank 

Sept. 27-30. — ^„ 

Bearer Dura — Dodge Coonty Fair. 

C. W. Harrey. aecy. . ^ , . 

Berlin — Berlin Indaatrlal and Agrlcnltaral Aa- 

aoclatlon. Sept. 20-23. E. Grerertja, aecy. 
Bloomlnglon— Blake'a Prairie Agrlcnltatal S*" 

clety. Sept. T-S. A. O. Blahop. aacy. 
Boacobel— Grant OaaBly FUr. Aac. 9-1S. B. B. 

Aaatln. aecy..' 
Bnee— Baak Caoaty Fair Aaaa. Sept. IS-IT. 

ArAla-Barrett. aecy. . _ . 

Oedai a bu tg Oaaakee Connty Agriealtiiial Soci- 
ety. Sept. SS-S4. Jacob DIetrlcb. aecr- 
ChlltOB Caltnnet Ooonty Agrlcnltnral Asaocla- 
tloo. Ang. 20-30. Oregtirr Doraehel. aecr. 



(ainpewa Fall*— Korthera Wiaconala State Fair. 

sSiBt. 19-23.. - Bobert B.^ aaik.' . aecy. ■ ■ 
Crandon— nwcat Col lUr^ . Sept. 61. It. U. 



nailliiilnil tafafttH To A«rl. Sbe. Aug. 23- 
soTV, BL Wart', aecy. _. . ^ _, 
De Pe ia Bi a w a Coaaty Acrfcaltaral and Fair 
Aaan. Ave S04eft;..S. BOrbett J. Smith, 
aacy. ■ ■.■•■<■'.>'■ -j'-^' •"■ - 

Onrand— Pepin OKVAglt.- A**a:' .Sept: 'Sr4K O. 

S. Peck, lecy. _ . _ , _ 

Kllairorth— Pleice Comity Fair. Sept. 21-23. 

F. D. lord. aecy. _ ^ ,^ . 

Blkhom— Walworth Cona^Agleidtnral 
Sept. 20-S8.- F. H. Fo*t» .aj«j^ 

Branaenic— Bock Co. Asil. Aaaa. Aar. 30- 

Sept. 2. B. C. Rolmea. aecy. . . ,^ , . 
Fbnd du Ijic — Fond dn Lac AcrlcnUoral SAwIety. 

Ang. .in-Sent. 2. B. W. Pheliw, aecy. 
Gaya MlUa— EVIr. Oct. 4-7. E. O. Brtgga. 

aecy. 

Bortonvllle — Ontasamie Connty Agrlcnltnral So- 
ciety, Sept, 8-8, U A. Camll, aecy. 

Jefteraon— JeffaraoB Ooeaty aad Beck. Blrcr Val- 
ley Pair. Sept. St-M. O. F- "Baiaa l ir . aecv. 

Riibonra— Colombia 0». Fair. Oct. 4-T. C. D. 
Murray, aecy. 

ra Crooc — Inter-State Fair. Sept. 27-30. C. 
S, Van Auken, aecy. 

Lan'-anter— Grant Co. Fair. Sept. 14-10. C. B. 
Zlegler. aecy. -.i.-j^--.'; -.^..-. -L^^,- . _ 

I.odl— Union Agil.. Itoe. ASK SS-M. A. R. 
HInca. Kj^y. _ . - _ ■ . ■ 

Uadlaon— Dane Conaty Fhtr. 'ScptiSMI. m. 

«. Parklnaon. aecy. ^ ^ ^^ li. . ' . 
Manitowoc — Manitowoc Cnnntr Indaatrlal Aaan. 

Aug. 23-20. Cnaa. P. Fecbter. aecy. 

Manaton— Fair, Sept. 6-9. P. .W. SnUlyati, 

Man^iield— Central Wlac. S'ate nilr Aaaa.^ Aug. 

23-36. John Seuberb. aecy, :Z^li.:-:^ „ 
Menomonle— Dona CO. Fair. Sept.. tt-M, T. D. 

Millar, aecy. ■ ^ • . , . . . 
.Mllwankre — ^*lapo->aln State Woani •t.Agrind- 

totc. Rent. 12-18. J. M. Trne. agep. , 
Mineral Point— Strnthweatcm Wia, Fair. AOS. 

18.19. T. M, Prieatley. wk-t 
Moaroa Oteea Connty Aerlcnitnrat Society. 

Seat. 14-17. Inland C. White, aecy. _ ^ 
Phinio*— Price Connty Agrlcnltnral Am. Sept. 

3T-0et. 1. B. B. Barager, Preoiice, Wis. — : 
PlatteTllla— The Big Badger Fair. .■ AaC^ 80- 

Sept. 2. O. H. GrtbMe. aecy. 
Pl.inDaoth— Sbeboygao Co, Agri. Aaaa. Sept. 

8-10. Otto Gaffron, aecy. 
Portage — Columbia County Fair. Aug. SO-Sept. 

2, F. A. Bhyme, aecy. 

Soedaborc— Fair. Ang. 0-12. W. A. Stoltc, 

BhR^anrte"- — Bhlnelanjer Pair. Sept. 6-A .\r- 

thnr Taylor, aecy. 
Stehlaixl Center— Richland Coonty Ayrlcullnral 

•<i>i>>> ■••.> VtJm W n nam. mr-r. 



Sejmonr — Seymour Fhlr.. 



Oearga 

istfc pltBMi fceloty. 

B?*%»WBta3cy, 



'iilck, aecy. 
Shawano— Shawano 
Sept. 13-UL - ■ 

Sparta — Pair. 

aecy. 

Smisg Green— Inter-Co. Fair. Sept. 13-10. A. 

Xj. McChnrien, aecy. 
Steaena Point— Sterena Point Fair Aaaa, Ang. 
_.»>-3» . A. B. BowcD. aaay. . 

"R^fi^Sr'ITSS?. 

' joi^"G.^5iiSjisrigr* 

viola— Fair. Sept. 2T-83u^W. I. M^.' ^mr 
Viola-Klckapoo ValleyT. * b. VTSS 

4-7. W. I. Grlffln. aecy. 
Vlnxina— Fair. Sept. 30-33. P. W. Alvxaoder. 
„«ecy. 

Watwtown—WatertowD loter-Coonty F'Ur. Sept. 

BML fihaa. Unlteme. aaa*. . ' 



Oaa. Balbamr. aacpJ "* 



M. 



It Is a fket tfeat «[» 

BIG EU 
WHEEL 

la one of the abao- 
lately reliable, er- 
ery day money g> t- 
teta among riding <le- 
Tlces. Improve^t down 
to dale. Oue of oor 
cnatomers baa Jnat 
written ua. Jnn* 31. 
that followlns at* 
aome of his dally re- 
ceipt* on m No. 12 
wheel, adding that 
a day nader 8100 be doa't count: SI«8, *133. 
1168, tU2, tUO, 9123.15, 8233.30, $182, p8l. 
8304, 81S0. 8189, 3334.30, 8170. Theae an tact* 
and we hare proof. Our catalog telle It JR., 
SEND FOS IT. EU BRIDOB COMPAXT. 
Box 143-B, Boodhooae. lU.. D. 8. A. 




Lebanon, Pa., Fair, B. 



23. 24. 25. 26. 1910. 



.80Boe.rniMMSi,ui.M 

,PRI VI LEGES FOR SALE..;..... 



BOLLIVIAIM, Secretary. 



- Lebanon; 



"Ye Grand Old York Fair!' 



October 3. 4> 5, 6. 7. 1910 
FIRST-CLASS SHOWS ^nd CONCEiSSIONAlKES 



Address 



JOHN H. KUTTEK. York. Peno. 



At Liberty for Parks, Fairs and Cekbratioiis 

"THE UP-SIDE-OOWN" ZERALOAS 



Bead aad Hand Balaneera. 
talk, ataal diawlac card. 
— a, Ohio. 



An act that la high-daaiL amaatlonal. pleaaea amy i 
We gtre aallafaelioa and fnll vain* for your i 



makr* them. 



...SPECIAL. NOTICE.... 

RACKMEN, STREETMEN, CONCESSIONAIRES, NOVELTY MEN 

Headquarters for Canes, Whips, Pennants'of all 
kinds, Kniyea, Bubbles, and Novelties of all 
kinds. Catalogue mailed free on request. 
I. atnWTHI A 00, 44A«allimli MWYOM. 
«T.LOU|«iMq!.; Itt B. 4Mi tw t . CIIICIIIIIATi, O. 





OR 

xwo 



.$ 3.M 
. 10.M 



CONE SPOONS TiS*^ 

M laebM lone, wm booat joor adn 
t,«WflOrS1.00. 10.000 fSn 

OatalesnaBtn** 



AaX. 




KNIVES, CANES, NOVELTIES. 

AIX THE LATEST VOVELTIES OUT. 80UVJCII1B8 OF AIX TfTinill. Balloon*, Wtalpa, 
Sqnawken, Shell Pnraca. Glaaa Lampa, Comic Bnttona, Confetti. Dnateta, Slappera. Tlnael Prn- 
nanta, Lratber Oooda, Mirrora, Shell Necklace*. Initial Pins, Watcliea. Priae Jewelry. Illowonta. 
Jap Caoea, Bobber BiOla, Olaas Nordllea. Blhboa. Boaettc*. ninntaln Pena. S-cent Show Soave- 
ain. Tricka, Paasles. Laiiaat Kofa|^j^^g|^ j iaa ae la OMb, Thoaaaads. of r "-'" 



KANSAS STATE FAIR 



HUTCHINSON 

ilMrl^ ilflh; 1910 



Greatest : Fair in the Southwrat. The Fair where 
Ck)ncesaoluuie8 always make the nicbiey. Write for space. 
150,000 attendBO.be. Qrbimds openi day and night. For 
space in buildings or outdoors write 

E. HUTTON, Superintendent of Privileges, Hutchinson, Km. 



Qild Joldi(ir$i aDil4itt|i)rs' ReuaiAii 

The biggest and oldest reunion held in the state of Missouri. Average daily attendance! 
6,000 people. If you want a concession, write J. C. AULT, Secretaiy PriTikse Com- 
mittee, If you have a good free attniction, inite.G^.^ GAUAWA-T^f 

Amusement Committee, CassviUe, Missouri. 



SEND YOVB ROVTK TO TUB BIUJDOABD SO-DAY. 



60 



Billboard 



JULY. 9k 1910. 

••»'>'.^:-j'-'i<--^''.,t>'.-. >■ 



Wttutoma — Waa»bara County Afn'Icaltural Soci- 
ety. Sept. 28-30. W. B. Stilivell, secy. 
We»t BeDd — ^WublDRton Coanty Asrlenltural 
. Society. Sept. 13-21. W. P. Blx. mcs. 
'we»5tfleld — Marqnetta CoDnty AvricQltural Asso- 

elation. Sept. 28-28. J. H. WhMock. tecy. 
WnamntM Waupaca County ikadodtanl 
■ • :■ MHjllW. ■ Sept. 20-23. H. wToSlp^'aMf. 

WYOUHO 

Ba«ln — Big Horn County Fair Assn. Oct. 4-8. 

M. C. Bameif. secy. 
OooKlu— Wyoming State Fair. Sept. 2T-30. C 

W. MewblnnJe. gecr. 
Wheatland — ^laiamle C< 

C B. Blaaon. aeey. 



JUIMtB, Ont— Alltetoa Asrleoltiml Society. 
'Oel; B-7. W. M. rackbont. tecr. 
r'Anpriar, Ontl.— Fall Fair. Sept. 4-C. 
. Attliabaska, Que.— La Soclete ' d'Anleidtim da 
. : Coate da Artbabaska. Sept. MT^. to tt iSM. 

.'iAgSMv Ont— Aylmer EsUUttia. aift - ilS. 
■ fD. H. Priee, »e«T. * ■ 
Barrta. Ont.— Banie Asriedtacal SoeMy- ^ rt- 

B. t. Pletcbar, —r- 
BcadibiiTC, Ont. — Itottb BcntKtr A(rleiiltural 

Society. Oct. 5-T. Wm. Headrlck, secy. 
Bedford, Que. — ^Mtaslsqiil Connty Agricaltural 

Society. Ans. S3-23.- A. T. Gould, secy. 
Blenbelm. Out. — Harwick AsrlcDltnral Society. 

Sept. 29-30. A. Oenham. secy. 
BownuuiTllIe. Ont. — West Durham Agrlenltaral 
: ' Cbctotr. , Sept 20-21. J. S. Mooictaft. my. . 
. If ■«■!. m».— Waafni Aaricaltmral aad 3^ 
v Amk afjlUoUgln.. Jalr»-S9. W. L amO*. 

r ' ' ' ■ ■ ■ ' • " 

;;SrtSliliU£_ Ont; DilghlMHI 
. ^acpt. St.' -BaniaoB Can;"- . 
BrodcTlIle. ODt.^-Bn>ekTtlIc Fhn. Aagi 30-Sept. 

2. J. K. FIdler, secy. 
Bruce. Algomar. — Bruce Mines Agflcultaral So- 
ciety. Sept. 28- F. W. Snider, secy. 
Rmswls. Ont. — East Horoa ikciL Fair. Oct. 
B-7. W. K. Kerr. i*«f.t .,. . . . ... 'i. . 

' ..Caledonia. Ont. — Caledonlm .lUfk'- .Oct^ . U-U. 

' H. B. Savrle,. secy. • . 1 .; 

...Octeair. .JUbtTT^AlbcEta PiOTtadai : 



. Onti-rCaniaen^iDwiialiip ^ AnteHtml 

Society. :.8ept. 2»-30. Artbnr- Slnlth. secy. . 
Drombo. Ont. — DraiDl)o Fair. Sept. 27-28. Thos. 

8. Telfer. secy. - - - 

DnnsTUle. Ont. — Dunnrllip Agrlcaltiiral SocUty. 

Sept. 20-21. W. A. Fry. aeoT . 
■dnoDton, Alta.— Edmontua En 
. -SS-fiS. A. O.' Harriaon. msr. . 
■anale. On t .. J l w A^leiiltmiliacetetr.. Oet. 

Ikvdton. Oat:— Wear Rambon Fair.' Oi±. S4t.' 

Ja*. A. Giay. secy. 
FtederieloD, K. B. — Frederlcton Exblbltion. Sept. 

— , W. S. Hooper, secy. . 
Oiaod Taney, Ont. — East Lnther Agrlcnltnral 

SMiBty- 'Oct. 18-19. Wm. Uelntyre. aecy. 
■ *" "fc Ont; — Grarenhorst & Unskoka-Asrk' 
.. Dr. T. N. Cartrijilit. M^. 
— - - - - nor. fl^t. aMOet. 

. iSwy nitlr. Aiie, '2-B.' G. 

B. UoBteltb. Ee«y. 
Kttktoa. Ont. — KIrkton Fair. Oct. 6-7. Amos 

Doape. secy. 
iMMoa. Ont. — ^Western Fair Assn. Sept. S-li. 

A. X. Hant. secy. . v.. . .. . 

XakeMld. Ont.— lakefleld Agrlcoltntal . BldMr.- 

Sant.'ST'^. W. Sherin. secy. "' ' 

Hanltomnlne. Ont. — ^Manltowaniiw FUr. Sept. 

2»^. T. O. Hnribort. accy. 
KelaoB. B. a— Nelson AtrL and latH Aaaa. 

kept. 28-30. C. HMK'ead. secy. • 
Korwood. Ont.— Ea4 Fetecbonmi^ AgileBltuxal 

Sbelety. Oct. II-ISl lohn E. Babaw, secy. 
KMcboro. Ont.— Nortb Craiby AcrL Aaao. Sept. 

_»«. Jf. A. Hotlarty. t»vT. 
Kamaarket. Ont.— Newmarket Acrlcaltnral Soel- 
^aty. Sept. 30-SX. Wm. Keltic, accy. 
. Kav Wcttaalaatar. & r llBfal "jwfiedtatal 

Oakrnie. Ont.— Odrrlll* Mk ' Bipt. IMIb Sin. 

Z. Hewfon. aaar>' " " • ' ■■■ ' ' " 

Oakwood. Out.— Saiteoaa FUr.' Sept d»«r. J. 

B. WeldoD. aecy. 

Ollmken. Ont. — S. N. Aicricnltural Society. 

Oct. 5-7. F. I*. Johnson, secy. 
OranceTll!'. Ont.— DnlTerin Aericnltuml Socl- 
: _tty. .Sept. lS-16. Jos. J. KeUy. secy. 
.Oabawa. Ont. — South Ontario Ainrlcnltaral Soci- 
al. Sept. 13-14. W. E. X. Sinclair, aecy. 
Ottawa. OBt>— Central Canada Exblhltlaa Aasn. 
;Svt.:»-Xt, F. ircMabon. secy. 
OMOdan. Ont.— Onaodago Agricnltoral Society. 

Oct. Wm. Simpson, secy. 

Paris. Ont. — Paris Afrrlcnltoral Society. Sept. 

29-30; H. C. O'Neal, secy. 
Perth. Ont. — South I.aiiark Fair. Sept. 14-10. 

Cbas. F. Stone, secy. 
Picton. Ont. — Prince Etitvard Aerlcnltoral So- 
_cletT. Sept. 21-22. M. B. German, aecy. 
IWiaav t-M mirlp. Man.r^.portaca Indnatilal 
•■r»Mli, Jlitr 11-14. Arthnr W. Bnmber. aecy. 
Portaa* tji .Pmtric. Mao.— Ctatral Xan. aranm 
CelebraUon. July 12-19. A. W. - Boabcr. 
secy- 
Fort Chateau. Que.— Aerlenltnral Society of Son- 

lanses. Sept. 20. Geo. B. Werlnler. seer. 
Peterboro. Out. — Peterboronch Industrial Fair. 

Sept 15-17. F. J. A. n«II. wy. 
BedEetoim. Ont. — Howarrt Agricultural Socletv. 

Oct 5-7. Georce McDonald, secy. 
Besraa. Sask. — Regena Aicrl. * IM. Eihl. 
Ara^Ud. Ane. 2-5. u T. UeDonald. aeey. 



BoektOB. Ont.— Boekton Anieuitimil' Boeietr 

^Oet. 11-12. Da»Id Ben.^«|r 

Bodnay. Ont— Aldbrounb AicHenltnral Society. 

Oct. 8-4. E. A. HDKni. secy. 
Saskatoon. Sask. — Saskatoon Fair. Auk. 9-12. 

Darld Sonslas, secy. 
St Jotan, K. B. — ^Dominion of Canada Fair. Sept. 

K )fuyB,'-Ont^-Sontli BUInir of Perth Asrl- 
eritn itf Society. Sept 27-^. A. Carmen, 

SteTlfartiiie. Qiie.—Asricbltiual Society Conntr 
of Chateaoqnay. Sept 6. Nap Mallete. secy. 

Shorbrooke, Qoe. — Canada's Great Eastern Ex- 
hibition. Aog. 27-Sept. 3. H. E. Channell. 

socr. 

Smithrllle. Ont. — Peninsular Central Fair. Oct 

3-4 W. F. H. Patteison. secy. 
Stree'sTlUe. Ont — Toronto Tirp Agrlcnltoral 
Society. Oct. 8. W. J. GtaydOD. aecy. 

- - - • r&t. - - 



VancoDTer, B. C— Tanconrer Exblbltion Assn. 

Aus. 15-20. James Bay, msr. 
Victoria. B. C— PrOTlncUl E^tbltlon. Sept 

2e-Oct. 1. Geo. Sanffster. a«cy. 
Waterloo, Qne.— Sbeffotd Comity Mr. Sept 

13-15. N. O. BockveU. secy. 
WeUealey. Ont— Wellealay-Kotth "T-WrirT ^dr. 

Sept 13-14. Geo. BaUuser. aaay. :' . 
Wlartoa, Ont. — ^Wlarton AfHeiutanl ' Society. 

Sept 27-28. I. Lennoy, aecy. 
Wlncbester, Ont. — Wlncfaester Agricaltural Soci- 
ety. Sept. 0-7. W. J. LaOame, seqr. 
Winnipeg; Man.— Winnipeg lodoitrlal. Bxbtbl- 
_tlMl. Inly 13-23. Dr. A. .W. IteBf .■acTi. . 
Woodstock. Oat.— Woodstoek^Acdnm-' 'lapk 

21-28. W. Sbarer. secy. ■ -^^^ ' 



New 



The list below contains . dktK-^obtalned by 
Tbe BOIboard during tlis paat^week only. 



Tejs wa te r. Ont ^-' ftm iatar Flait.' Oet."4-aL Jao. 

niiM|uliamiB»' aacy* 
TbamesTine. Ont— Sut Kebt AcrleiUtanl 8*- 
rtety. Oct. 3-8. CL^ Ibybcv.^MT. C 
nisoalnirs. Ont — TilawaiuiK. aM BaiMMiB Aff- 



Tllsoalnirs. Ont — THawftuiK aM Bamam Ac- 

rlcnltnral Society. 8!pt.%IS. XrTvr Uv- 

InKston. secv. 
Toronto. Ont. — Canadian National Exhibition, 
_ Aue. 2T-Sept. 12. J. O. Orr. secy. 
C^terwHi-.. Spt-^teohenMoa and Watt Pklr. 

Tl 



It .IMS. 3. B. I 



OT-OBAW*- 

.Altbcoa— UoMatone County Fair. .Oct 1»2I. R. 
K'fBi WAifceiv accy. 

annsnne^-ndr. Sapt S-lo; MOiK .aecy. 



Conway— Faulkaw.'OaL Vfltife'. ; OcC'.'M.-: ' Flrank 
Farrls, secy. 

COLOBASO 
Delta — Fair. Sept. 13-10. E. Stooe, aecy. 
Graeley- Fair. Sept 27-30L O. J. Maicb, aecy. 



Cbester— Mr. Sepb 14. F. HMd. 
Danlmry— Saabax/iAnlcaUaiil ,Bocl«r 

Dates not:aet. iCiX. BdUar. aecK 
CMcheatei Ml.' 'SavC^WWT .'OTK. 

aecy. ''V.*'-'. r 'r- -. 

Harwi ma a . MK - Oct S,. ; Db K. 



Cotumbt M . Mr. : Oct. I8-S9. B. I.. Camp, secy. 
naIt»B>-Mr. 'Octr 11-15. T. S. McCanny. aecy. 
Macoo C olaeaa Mate Fair. Nor. iD-20. Ma]. 
..B. B. Wrlgbt, pres., 010 New St., Macon, Ga. 

IDAHO 

Boise — Intermonntaln Fair. Oct. 10-15. R. B. 
CoegTore. secy. 

TT.T.nr ftTW 

El Paso — Woodford Cbonty Fair. Aog. 29.Sept. 

2- H. J. TeKfni.ver. M-cy. . 

Greennn — Cumberland Connty Fair. Sept HO. 

Jas. C. Travis, sec.r. 
Joslln — Rock Island Count.v Fair. Sept. 13-15. 

F. J. Whiteside, secy. 
Paris— Edgar Connty Fair. Aog. 2S-Sept 2. W. 

W M t ff ^ ll^i^i 'ewM»^ ',Wabii'-:'Wi»t:'*«. J. 
IHDIAKA 

BoooTille — ^BoooTllle Fair Assn. Aus. 31-Sept 3. 

Boswelll — Beaton County Fair Assn. Sept IS- 
IS. H. BrWit. ' ... ..-> . 

CoIamba»-Fi&.:: sAiw,'~,SMtr.i''Sfeiak:.TtiBedge, 
aecy. - i' '!:!'■-'!■ • 

OoTlngtoa-^Wr. S«f fc .vj»>afc 



FMnklln— Tobaton CooBty-'-FaIir. .-Aai;' 

2. Uartln Sellers, secy. . ■-.J^ .. 
Indianapolis — Indiana State Fair.;' Oapti IXTT*' 

Cbas. Downing, secy. 
Isransport — Fair. Ang. 9-12. 
North Manchester — North Manchester Fair. Sept. 

6-9. Chas. Wright, secy. 

Bodqwrt— Bockport Fair Assn. Ang. 24-27. C. 

-M. Partridge, secy. 
BnshTille — Bnsb Connty Fair Assn. Aog. SO- 

Sept 2. W. I.. King. secy. 
Salem— Fair. Sept 6-9. Cbas. B. Norrls, secy. 
IOWA 

Allamaka — Allamaka Coonty Agricul total Soci- 
ety. Sept 20-23. A. C taiw. ,aacy. 
Milton— Milton DIstriet FUr.". -Slil; liM. D. 

A- MlUer. secy. T~-'[- 



Baxter Springs — Interstate Rennioii 

2tr-Sept. 3. Chas. I.. Smith, gen. mgr. 

Council Cror<^FaIr. July 11-10. .\. M. War- 
ner, secy. 

Fnlton- Fnltoa Fair. Sept 14-15. F. H. Niles. 

secy. 

Herlngton— Cbh-. iivay 1S4L It. Wi BiMnter, 



,W1< 



-JOet:' xr-at. ' Oam. 



BBB T UCM 

Barbonrsrille — Knox Coonty Fair. Aug. 31-Sept 
2. J. F. Hawo. secy. 

Danville — Fair. Aug. 2-5. I. Dunn, secy. 

Fem Creek — JelTerson County Fair. Aog. 30- 
Sept. 2. E. B. Berry, secy. 

Mellwume — Newport Driring Park A Fair Aaan. 
Aug. 9-14. 0. Plngdil.. aacy. 

Mlddlesboro— Bell CogatT Mfc Bltt. *%. -trnt.' 
H. Hnrst secy. 

Psdncah — Padncah Fair Assn. Sept 28- Oct. 1. 
Rodney C. Davis, secy. 

Taylorsvllle — Spencer Coonty Fair. Aog. 9-12. 

Vanceborg — ^Vancebnrg Fair. Ang. 10. 

MadlsonvUle — Fair. July 28-30. J. A. France- 
way, secy. 

.Scottsvllle— Fair. Sept 15-17. W. D. GUllam. 

secy. . ■ ■ 

Sparta— Bandolph COoolj' Fair. - Oict. 4-T. A. 

A. Brown, secy. 

LOmSIAVA 
Benton — Fair. Oct ^28. W. J. Dawson, secy. 
Jeanerette-nJcanarctte Fair Aasn. Oct M. S. 

B. ~ 



BridMMsr-^lr. Sept. 14-15. J. tti 

tHi .Mcr. 

laCHIOAV 

Berlin— Fair.' ttnt Ultt -Mleba 

Gaylord— Fair.- ^SfL ' SMS. - B; Tab 

secy. 

Hart— Oceana Coonty Agricoltural Society. Sept. 

30-23. F. H. Mack, secy. 
Iraawood— Gogebic Coonty Fair. Sept I3-1S. 
Marqnetta jfir quette Coonty Fair. Sapt- 6-8. 
: SL B. Aatoa. secy. . . . 

UHinESOXA 
Austin— Mower Coaoty Agrlcalturs] Society. 

Sept. 21-24. E. H. Smith, secy. 
Appleloa— Swirt Comty Fair. Sept 32-2«. A. 
O. Caaatcraaa. accy. 

dr. SvClfrM. W. 



Blue Eartb— FarlbioU County Fair. Sept, 15-17. 

J. Frank Barnes, secy. 
Bralnerd — Crow Wing County Agricaltural 8oe|. 

ety. Sept. 28-30. J. B. Sandbets. ascy. 
Brown's Valley — ^Trarcrse Coanty Mr. 'twk 

29-Oet 1. H. V. Heald, secy. 
Canby^Xcllo«r>Iediclne Coonty Fair. Oet. 4>T. 



FraaiE.& lltilaid, ae«. 

ity Fair.. 



Sepb »41. a B. 



Oet e-8. 



Carret^-Cbrrer Connty 

Funic, aecy. 
Clinton— Fair. Sept 3141. - .Xi.Oi' 
Cokato— Western Wrlgbt Caontr T< 

J. W. Beckman. secy. 
Farmington — Dakota Oonnty Agricultural Society. 

Sept. 29-Oct. 1. C. W, Lewis, secy. 
Bibbing— St Lonte^ County Fair. 8^t 15-17. T. 

Long Pra£r £^: S 3 £ : lipt. HM. Mb. DeaBls. 

secy. N ■■ 

Mankato—Maafcato Fair aad BlM.aaHh Ofb^i*- 

ricnltnral Society. Sept — 

son, aecy. 




Ker ft eii M r." Sept - U-IS. V. li. 

secy. 

Owatoona — Steele County Agricultural Society, 
Sept. 15-17. F, A, Dunham, tc^. 

Park Rapids— Hubbard Conn^ AgMCbltaral 'Soci- 
ety. Sept 14-lS. P. A. Vi 

Pine City — Pine Coonty Fair. 
W. Clark, aecy.. • ■• . 

Plpcatoue— Fair. Iidy 19-21. Fred; SdaOer, 

RoSmttet^-OIinsted County Agricultural Society. 

Sept 27-30, F, E.' Cutting, Byron. Minn. 
Rush City — Cblsago County Fair. Sept 14-M. 

C. M Johnson, secy. 
Skabopee— Scott County Fair. Sept 15-17. los. 

Witt, secy. , 
Thief Blver FaUs— Red Lake O aa ty Mr. - Ang: 

3-S. Daniel Shaw. secy. 
Two Harbors — I,ake Coimty Agricultural Society. 

Sept. 22-24. H. C. Hanson, secy. 
Wadena — Wadena Connty Agrlcnitnral Society. 

Sept J6-17. J. W. Wblppla, ae^i _l 
Waseca— Waseca Coonty Mr. Sopt'SMMt . 1. 
H. A. Panxram.; aecy. . 

I Coon^ Fair lud HMvInK Aasn. 
Xae* B. Blerce. secy. 




Sept 20-23. B. Si SlbUlll, 



Aus. 24-2& F. C Bette- 



Loali Rabetstock. 

Fair. Sept 13-15. Geo. W. But- 



. CBF-vrbtt^aaa Stock 

i%pt. ' £^ FMd XaMbstnger, 

secy. - 
BonocetOD — ^Falr. 

rldge.secy. . _ 

California- Fair. Aiqt; Sl<8fpt S. .W. CL .Beck. 

secy. "Lr' ,' • *' • '• '• ' •■ ■ 

Cape Girardeau— Tbir. Oct 1141, S. & 

Kleman, secy. 
Carthaee — Fair. Sept 15-18. G. W. Asendorf, 
secy. 

Crere Coeor— Fair. Sept. 15-18. Geo. B. Boles. 

F^fStUwir. - itaK. B^ ' ^^QMua S^yitb. accy. 
Henaaa^FUr. Sept ' 2-1. 

aecy. 
Jackson villi 

ler, aecy- _ 
Mempbia— Fair. Ant- 25-2aw J. C. Einoey. 

M^m aty— Mr. ^ Ati^ 'K-.it. SiaMimre. 
secy. 

Mootlcello— Fair. Sept 2740, Ben Aldertoo, 

secy. 

Newark- Fair. Sept M. 3. O. GalUgtaan. 

Ml' W.'Si OlMrtad. aecy. 
;Sipt..;S'Mk'-::t<Mlg. P.- Paes. 

- MOBTAM -.' 
Anaconda— Fair. Sept 33-34. W. B. Coleman, 

K^^B-rrMr. Sent 11-14. VT. K 




Fremont — Fremont Driving Park Assn. June 

28-30. N. J. Ronln. secy. 
Xellgb— Fair. Ang. 17-19. W. W. Cole, a*y. 

HEW JEBSET ^. 

Salem— Fair. July 27-29. U. F. Smith, Sscy. 

HEW YOBX 
Genoa— Fair. Sept 24-20. A. L. Wright .i£ey. 
O ea b sa F air. Aug. ]6-U>. O. O. JOUa, aaeg,. 
Laiof^^4Mr. ' Aac. a04ept . - . 
OBeMa— Fair. Sept 33-36. H. 7. ▼•It^er, 
aecy. 

NORTH CAROLIHA 
Graham — ^Alamance County Fair. Oct 4-7. Mc- 

Brlde Holt, accy. 
Wlnston-Salem— nedaHmt Fbir. :.'Oet"Mk .Oi' E. 

Webb, secy. '^ 



Beach- Interstate Fair. Tuly SO-St. 'A. L. Ar^ 

nold. secy. 

Bowbells— Fair, Jone 13. H. L. Blcbardson. 
aecy. 

Bottineau — Fair. Aug. 3-4. J>. A.. Jones, secy, 
-•r.. «aBb.SL F.'A.. — 




Clneianati - C osy 
aer Bdaadi 
aecy. 

Dayton — ^Montgomery County Fair. Sept 5-9, G, 

E. Cetanc, secy. 
Harrison- Fair. Oct. 4-6. 
Laeairllle— Fair. Ans. 24-27. A. S. Moolton, 



Oet . M-lK. lltie Smma R. 

.Aug. 39-8ept >. M. A. Tonnk- 
OBEGOH 

PbrtUnd — Portland Uve Stock Sbow. Sept S- 
F..A. Wck»,,«»«r. . 



Altooaa— Mr. Oct M, " :l>; J.~ FOm. 
Otata-Oratc Fate Ott .U.14. «. a 



Mey«ndde-4W^TSaH^^4ti 
Uoant M uiil a M r. 
Loar, aecy. 



Morris town — Morristown 
J. F. Oookson, secy. 



Mr Ana. Bnpt. 1S40, 



Oe s s aT i n a . Mr. Aa» tMO. 



O. ; It, llaiaball, 

*^;jM;- ''0,^.l,,:Sirba. iter . 

Oct. B*^ 



mty Pair, 
secy. 

WABRIHOTOH 



Cbrttjlbl j Sn nJ ^hwestem WashlngtOB (Mr. 



<(l> R- Walker, secy. 



Sept 



FriendSblp-Mr. v Sapt 31-33. >, W. 
HinSato .Fblr; ; Aug. 17.301 . B. T(f 
lW ; .Sapt 64L . J. B.' CMMB, 



ComwaU, Oat~Conwdl Mb 'Sipt,.»-ia. Jt 
' D. Cline, sesv.: ■ -llIT^^ ■ ■ 

Midlaad. Oat--«Blr.. Swt .SMi. ' B. .ft OwM. 

Benftcw, Ont — Beiifrew Fafr, Sept, 31-33. W. 

E. Smallflcld. Rcc.r. 



ran ffnMM nfl ixiuuwi i 

NEW CQODS JOST OUT 

Hailed flee to mar addreaa. Saad 
It t»day. It -will prara to no tbat 
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UiMWd— AnalwiMfr OlMntlM. ^ JHIr M 

OELAWAKZ. 

vumlulon— fliytlclana and Suiseons Hoiptt*! 
Snwi rarolriil. AiMC. 1-T. CVntS aU«>, wc/. 



'90-S2. 



uhMB— M. W. A/Plcale.' "Anci'lH^' Barry 

. j&iff"''"' -^^-'-" Festiral. Sept. 22-34. H. 

.ImnJ^^^iMnTra DrIrlDK Park Aaan. July 19-23. 
•SIS. I*. Van Sickic. aecy. „ 
iMnittnwp— N'lnvtwutb Aimnal Free Flab Ftr. 
Attt. 22 ST. 8. U Von nnaco. i«cjr.. B««nl»- 

gi^rm'r-^'i'iimTirrlo CtnUral. Anc. 1»-M. 
' Til nirH->i. secy., 315 N. RlebUDd St., BcUe- 

aJ3kl^ mil— Carnlral. Aot. 18-20. 

Old SvliliaTii' nenntoii. Jnly 20-22. Otla 
^hrwr. I(. R. N»- Mclieanaboro. tU. 
Ktmaii— Mrrthaots' Carolral. Aag. S-i. H. 8. 

fUuu^liarTMt noma Picnic. An(. 17^18. C. 

H. Bane, ai-ey., Kaniu. IIL . 

LoTlnKton — Home COBUBfi: - 'If '^Bk': A. 

Boot*, msr. nrlr. ■ ' 

Mcl.e>ii-<'burx— Dale BaaBU 

om Tomer, Boat* «. I L. v — — a, „ 

Braa. aeey. 

MMVWii— Famera' Canlral.' SfpC t»-St. A. 

•alam— Home Coinlnj: and Old Saldlcra and 
Satlon* Itpunlou. Auc. 20-Sept. S. Salam 
BnalaeM .Men'* Assn.. mns. 

Stnncbnmt— I. O. O. F. Uly Lod|« Ko. SM 
CatSlTal. July 29-30. C, OpUlaa^Mcr. 

Svanwtck— M. W. A. Pteale. Aof . S. O. G. 

BUlJo TW«J> CfanUnl Aaan. Aof, M40i. Vm. 
ntlMlH. iW.. Tdado. lU. 

miAVA 

Albion— Allilon Street Fair Assn. Sept. 21-21. 

Martin 11. Siiausler, xf.v. 
Aodefon— Home Comlnc Week. Aos. I-O. A. 
SL Caig rt«r.^ wc^«>W. gyabcr Com 

• t " ■ ■ " ■ 



ByWan Orov<< — Anunal Carnival. Sept. 14-lC. 

W. H. Brellian, aecy. 
Wlddta— Pwrleaa Propbeta CarMval. Oct. 17- 

22. Q. ii, Ctmf.' winr. .. 

FDllerton — ^Bconlou SoMlera of all Wara. Auk. 

— . Frank M. GrilllD, Box 2a. Pullerton, Ky. 
Ollre BUI— Carter County Soldlera' lleunlon. 

AOS. 18-20. a. V. Boocook, Box SOO, Olive 

nm. Ky. 

Padttcab — Colore<l K. at P. Carnival. Sept. S- 
9. Tbos. Urerby, 308 N. Otb at., Paducab. 
Ky. 



OBEOOH. 

PortiaBd--Plnt narrcat V^aaUnL - Sept. I-IO. 
O. W. Tajriar, aatr. 



Ave- IB and 



Iron Uoontaiu — Annoal Bennlon Bona of St. 
Oeorge of Mlcblgan. July 18-23. E. Bat- 
tarn, aeey. 

Ifantetlqne— K. of P. Street Mr ami Zleatlral. 

Auc 15-20. J. ».,K«MlMr. Mr. 
Manliou Beach— Fa rtr a ' ^l'teale. Aob- SS. T. 

OToole, s«-r. 
Milan — KnlRbtH of Pytblas Carnival. Dates not 

act. W. I". Greuory. see}-. 
Owoaao— Eaclea' Featirat. July — . 
Saalt Ste. Macto— «ua«iHBairr X. «r P. F^tl- 

Til. July IS-a,'. vCkw. ,B. Bkyden. wcy.. 



Calaeamic — Annual Picnic. Ans. IMS. 1^ An- 
derson, A. Btddlson and G. W. Sbaw, amnae- 
inent coutmlftee. 
CarrolltoD— Street Fair. Sept. 27-Oct. 1. W. 

S. BoUlday. aecy. 
CaaarCle — Cafsrllle Beunlon. Aug. 16-19. 
IKnmInc — Carnival. Auk. 10-1-1. Dr. A. J. 

Drake, aecy., UownlSK. Uo. 
El Dorado— Picnic and Celebration. Jnly 30- 

22. A. E. Bunt. aecy. . 
Elaberty— M. W. A. Oarateal. '■ Aag. IMIh M. 

P. BIsbcrry, aecy. 
Jefferaon — Cape Girardeau County Home Com- 
ing. Aiuc. 20-2S. R. K. Wilson, Jackson, Mo. 
Pilot Ocore— Carnival. Laat week In Ansust. P. 
O. Hacknby. aecy. 



St. L oBla W hlan Cbarltr Cinlh 
Bl; ' XohB a. Holm**, ebal rn i Mi . 



Auburn — Auburn Summer Sam Heat. . My 12- 
14. W. U Booafleld. aecy. ' 

CoidoD— Sheridan Cooatr Afttealtanl Sodety. 
Sept. 20-23. K. O. ban. aa«y.. ■ 

I.el(b— FIreacB'a Tournament. AoB. IT-IS. J. 
E. StaBMd. .Mcy.. Lrlgb, Xeb. 

SEW TOBX 
Bloataamton— Carnival. S*pt. 2S-29. R. Z. 

Spauldlnie. Hvcy.. Blnicbamton. N. \. 
Blmlra— Eaclea' Street Fair. Aug. — . G. P. 

Oaetnc;. 332 BaMwIn at., Etmlta. K. X. 



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nn iBOx OB EBBOBB nr om list op btbeet faibs. 

aCMW VAT BB VBBD WM, XBAT PUBPiDtB . 



Bameaboro— Bnalneaa Man'a Fair. 

week. Fred Morley. aecy. 
Carnccic— Carnecie Volunteer Fire Department 

tonventlon and Street Fair. Au». 8-13. E. 

M. Lea. 355 Academy at., CameKle. Pa. 
Centre Ilall— Encampment and Exblbltlon Pa 

trona of Busbandry. Sept. 11-10. Daniel 

Ttemper, Ocean City, Md. 
Cbarlerol — Big Uarveat and Bome Picnic and 

Caralral. An*. Sl-Sept. 2. Nolan Park Aaan. 

Charlerol. Pa. 
Emientoa— Boiiaaai Uea'n OilifcHlM. Anc. 

IT. I. sr. Grant, aecy. 
Bomestead— Mooae Gala Week. Mr 

Smitb Greater Shows, attr. 
McKeea Bocks — Mid-summer JobUee. - Vdy U' 

10. Smilb Greater Sbows, attr, 
Mooeaaen— Firemen's Exposition. Joly 18-23. 

Smith Greater Shows, attr. 
OsterbuTK — GrmnicerM* Picnic and Mldanmmer 

Carnival. Aug. 15-20. Hon. Geo. W. Oster, 

Osterburx. Pa. 
Palmyra— Old Home Week. Sept. 4-10. C. F. 

Scbneider. seer. 
Point Marion— F^tlval. Jnly 11-14. Edward 

Oolfaox. secy.. Point Marlon, Pa. 
Rock Point- Merebanta and Uannfactarera' Oat- 

inc. Aug. 30. F. E. PaMcr ehairaan amoac- 

ment committee. Ellwood City. Pa. 
Scottdale— Fire Department CamlTaL Joly 18- 

23. Fire Department Amusement Commit- 
tee, mers. 

Turtle Creek — Baseball Boosters' Celebration. 

Aug. 1-6. Smith Greater Shows, attr. 
Williams Grove — Great Grangers' Pl^.Hc. Anp. 

29-8ept. 3. Daniel Trlmpar, prlTUegci, Ocean 

City. Md. 

"1%'^ STTSaqpciStw. cat* I 




, Tnaa Mr Amb. 

bar. T. W. Larbn. 
GatesTllIe — C«nfederate 

Se-SP. A. P. Graves, aecy, 
Lockhart— Loektaart Camtnt Oct. ML 
Jacdan, Lqekbarr, Tex. 



IfOWB' 

■k. JHly 



O. E. CanlTal. Joly ZMOi. B. 
B. mcelc. aecy.. Box 311, Benwood, W. Ta. 
wncoHBnr 

Ladyamlth— M. W. A. Picnic Aox. ST. 
Stevena Point— ISth Infaaby aal XSIL „ — 

Battery Reunion. Anc **• • B. O, Bart, 

aecy.. Chilton, Wis. 

CABAIkA 

Ubrrlsburg. Ont. — Scenic Centennial and Bome 
- Anc. S-a. ^ J. JP; Gonnelcy. chair- 



Baaw af Tawa and State whan Steont Pair la ta »• kald 
BatM af atnet Dair 

i tt 



BrowiwtoiTn— SAidlen* Itronloo and H9m 
„*=f- A^jr. IT Ift. D. B. Vance, nct* 

auitoo--.u^ Show ftDd iiooke-Coralitff. Aug, 

I*. J. F. Adams, necy. 

■iSl?'''*VV.* »i«»»jeo Coantx Ptnn rmdiictit 
■•wr t.ini School Wook. Oct. 3-74 R. 



IOWA "." 

^i'l "?'''K'1SBiya»ffl'- '^^ 

Cmberl>iKl-i-i,riiiral Sc llotoe Comlu«. Siept. 

: SetUets*. Rcnakiq. 
'st<M. . nine 

KHrL-iT "•'"h»tl"<i. An*. 10^17. O. K. 
nSi'?''- Hartley. In. 

Eirl^Yr'T" ,<^«""«> an* Xattaul Onard 
9°oir Mir Wlnalow 
K»UM|ntt_K,:„,.r,„„ «,.„„,„„ 



Bitli Cily-Ohl Soldlcia and 
^■g. iii-iti. a. a. orimia 



iSaf"- '>'>i«"on. u. 

Ow inTi '";"'!'';, f"'""><'rrl«l Clul. Carnival. 
Irt fl.k i. y"iS- ««n>ble. Knnxvllle. U. 

ts w i."''™*;'"''"'''''" Tonrnament. Aiic. 
timL. A ^. Well, sec.v. 



Uiuc 



' F*edoola— Centennial and Firemen's Convention. 
I Jnly 3440. Bcrmaa J- . WeatwooiU aecy. 
BontfaplM, U ti-OMltrt. :, 
I R. neciltoeli. boK SIS; HnMasiaii. I. 

' N. T. 

Jaiuestown— Centennial Week. .\ag. 29Sept.4. 
Lockiwrt— LockMrt Old Home Week. July 24- 

.to. Pledlbi XlurpllJ-. 21 IIo<lRO Opera lloose, 

chalriuau: John R. Earl. concvsslOMu ., 
WaMen— Old Home W».ek aiKl Ontlnf Days. 

Ang. um. Wm. C. Hart. secy. . ■ 
Waverly— Old Home Week Celebntlsik An«. 

21-23. 

Wllber— tioMe OoMtaK airt .IWr. 
44. U. V. 



Aabevlllo— M. W, A. Field I>fy. July W-30. \». 

E. Shuemaker. Box ITS, AabeTlllc. O. 
Atltland-<:ommercUl Club CamtTal. Oct. 4-8. 

iien;i52Sa,{Sl?l£SS*'«fc. OiJLSr 

nival. Date* abt aet. Andrew C. CWatrtle. 

nellcTllle— Bellermc St. Fair Ic IIimuc Coming. 

»ei>t. 13-10. Wm. Eta. sec.v.. Hellevllle. O. 
Cincinnati— Ohio Valley Expcxitl.ni. Ang. JO- 

Uept. 26. Claude Ilagcu, Chamber of i-oui- 

mrrco BIdg.. Cincinnati, O. 
Ft. Kccovery— llarvwt Jubilee Aiwn._ Aug. 10- 

l-J FVank }. Somlerman. Lock Drawer e... 

1-t. Recovery, O. „.,.,,,, 
I>anklltt— Bouie CoalnR. Wjeb JJ 
Gallon— Street Pkir.. .8*pl. .214>. .C P. 

KaJSa— Woatwp OsWwiitfc*. Aag. »*»«». »• 



Else. 



u~«^:- '"NiiieBr m nnw. Ml. mm. l ; Keta« K a w a Bepuhllean Carnival. July 23-88. 
nirkentaaai. w«r " . .f^' .*• 'Frank B. \rilaon. aecy. 

TlMca-|.-f,.,. Sirwt^lS. .Jrtr li^i Wtailoir I.lma-llomc Coming. Sept. B-8. C. A. Grnbarn. 
aaawS- altr. < ^ : ■ ■- ■ aoey. 

MecbatUc*.t)unr — Home CV>mlnir anJ Race Meet- 
ing. Julr 2.^-.■U>. Cbaa. A. Wo«l. aecy. 
Mlamlsbnm-Carnlval. Week July 18. C. 8. 
Yonng, K. of P. Social Club. Mlamlsburg, O. 
, Knrwalk— Norwalk Chamber 
I f-aJr. Oct. 4-T. Hen W. Wkkbaa^ Karwalk. 

wSJblllgton. C. II.T7<»Rtw»a«al'neiw OwBlng, 
CenieBMlal 



-.777". altr. 



— aau_aw_ k . " ••■V-a«.» mt., 



Oonianebc — Eighth Aram! Ganlv«l.'Aw. IflrSO. 

>l»l»t. 81',^ Bd. n. W<>lf. Mvy. 



Il«*i>'nporl— C.iMim.Tel'al Clalk^ ^5?'^,.^ 
Bad Sock— Carnival. July SMI. O. X. Oiaw. 



FREE-My New List of Magic, 

Esctpe Acta and new CmtlODs, Just off the 

pKfis. Sent fn?* trt my iiUr^RS. W. ALBERT 
TBli'i', u Foster SUti^t, New BedforU, Mus. 



Merry-go-round 

Ferris Wheel and Ocean Wave for the big 
Nagarall Carnival. Anc. 8-lS, 1810^ Oneida. N. 
V. PrlvUeges of all^Uada .la lcC ■ S aMa t b lng 
ilolng every minnta. -'^AMMM J. B. .BICE. 
Oneida. New York. 



Streetmen! 
Carnival Woriiars! 
Fair Foiiowers! 

ttar 1910 Catalocoa la teady. Send tor a eopr 
t»day. It If blitar than ever and la toll tns 
cover to cover wttb goods that you newL Wm 
carry tba beat aaaoctment for your builneaa ta 
the United Statca. Jewelry. Watches. Optical 
Goods. KnlTea, Basots, Walklns Oaaea and Mo- 
tloBS, Whipa, Confattt. -Doatara, Bnbhat B^la, 
Tipa and Tkraad. Qaa ai 



sHRYoet^noiRm^^^ 

822-824 N. Eighth St., 
ST. LOUIS. MO. 




$54.00 

Tbs Rocord of Uta 



opatata^t. II 

e asiiM bottw 

p b ii la s ia pb a a inia- 
vtaw PrlM «( Cam- 
ara4eopa. w 1 1 b 
auppUea for mak- 
ing 800 pictnraa 
(eooogb to pay for 
the Gompleta oat- 
flt). 




Karry-Go-Baund Ornns. 
lorrm and prlc«.- Ztort^ xoxukwanda 
eaJ Injtramant Works, H, Tonawaada. 



Write for eata- 
Xaal- 
». T. 




Thisisottr 75-ceiiftHd^Toii% 
a 3a4 for 91; cash wlA 



Knoxville Engraving Co. 

515 Ball Stmt KNBXVIUE. TENH. 




BztnbattODS^^g 
«liO per 



«ake 



SIXTEEN 
H UNDRED 

A GAME 

Boia dlTcrtlDjt than Plva Bondred; not* ak. 
atcbtBC than Btldca, yat Icaa complex thaa Skat. 
^/V H A.T IT I S t 

of "S U t e a n Bondred" may baal 



mack 
pla ot 



ba daaerlbed aa an elaboration ot Five Bondred. 
which In tnm la a conblnatlon of Eoclu* aad 
Brldga. But Stneen Bonlml la more. 
Boca. than a mere hodte-podge. A comli 
mbbara will coaTlnce tba moat akeptleal that 
it naaansta a witale wo^d ot Indlvldoalltr— 
as odteldaallty, moreoTcr.' which Is pecnllarir 
Ita own. 

It la tba "low" aehedala that daca it. At 




appear to ba marcty an 
iaataic. Aa • Mtiat 

\UtSar abaM 



It Ht 

SMtaBa tbr tba aawaiy, _ _ 

qaaaOr i w wt aa bo end ot mirth and hOailty, 
It atstala atiaagly to tba akintal piamr am; 
Ibr iti poaalblHtlea la tba way of t^a (ttbt- 
ag t sa and ctaver eoopa aia well nigh coutlaaa.' 
tor pamAlat, eeatalaa Buca. Oh 
Tbrni^ 



rr h e B 1 1 1 b oar d 



JULY 9t 19.& 



DIRECTORY 

Of Asants, Hotob, Mittie PublialMra 
and Daalar* in T h— tiiaa l, Ciraw 



line 



Dt» not «cc«llos oca 

hnctk. wtB b* pobllahed. 
thU dtacetorjr at tke nte tt 
(S2 iMQca), pimlM " 
satare. Price Jadad 
ta Tbe Bniboard. 
' Eaclx addltiooal line, or additional dasilllca- 
"tlOD. wlthoat anlMcrlptloD. $7.50 p«r aanaxn. 
One Una win be allowed to advertUers. free 
•t diaise. for eacb (100 wortb of space nacd 
«riiiC <ae year. 

' . MMM Mta. ataSr are nealviC'' '^^^ 

ADVERTISING NOVELTIES. 
Hun BrloB.. 82 Bowerr. Kew York CItr. 

: AOVEfmSINtt iriCKERS.:. ' 

St. tools sticker Cariwf nne'it.. ipfTfiiiiia. 

AERIAL ADVERTISING. 
SlU* 3. Connie, 3508 McLeao ave.. Ctaleaso. 

AERONAUTS. 
BdmoDt aatera Ballaoa Co.. Reed Cltr. Mich. 

' JS*_pta5. Swartx, HnmMdt^ TenBwiV' 
VQt.K. Qair GlrU. ThompsoorlUe. MtaL" . 
AEROPLANES. 
Bn 78. Ma a la oB Square. Kew Tack Cltr. 
AMERICAN TAILORS. 

H . XIcpaiie * Co.. las Bajr at.. Toronto. Cta. 

AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISES. 

~ - - BM*ht, 8aU and Exclaasai.- 

:Prlntlac Co.. Kanaaa City. XOl - 

V.A%^U8EMENT SUPPLIES. 

W iPm MCo., IT.' Tonowmnda. X. T 
r Ob» 19S9 N. Wevtern aTe., Ctilcago. 

; - '^ ANIMAL DEALERS. 

5jl£;BarW» Col. 169 Ciemwieb ar.. jt. r. Cia 
Uawood H. niat. North Waterftitd. Me. ' 
Tec c5!* K*"*" C'tr. Moi aoa 'Itaa- 

JS5 Claoa at- New York Cltj-. 

■ W!P«.';>.: TI « (taB ii y«idley. Pa. ■ 

^^^•lOUNqEiiENT SUDES. 
■ • -' " • ■v'Ali(g::L|QlftK. 

<lggt^ae,Ugh't Oe., 30 GRenwIdi are.. Kew 
7. S. EE%i)r..SO Grecowleh at, N. Y. a ' 
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. ' 

L. Banman * Co.. 118 E. Clileam imn; OUca^ 
Potaalcal Dewatlns Co.. 310 pfift SSL'^Sl 
Uaatlioir A. Co.. DanTme.^m..'-^- • • 

ASBESTOS CURTAINS. 

AUftOilATICV ELECTRie^-'BCONO- 
MIZER8 

J. H. Ballberr. ^30 Greenwictl St., N. Y. CltT 
AUTOMATIC MUSICAL I.NSTRU- 
MENTS. 



■ BET. ? Sf^^- 205 Waba'h are.. Cbtcaao. 

S^'5r,S?U'"■^JS^.- J^'"''"'"'" Chicago. 
O. S. Mnalc Co., 1939 X. Western are.. Cb'io 

BADGES, BUTTONS, ETC. 

"rtulf'^m."'™- * Gieen- 

The Wenrten-GreeowMC iOft^'JB> fl^-.M 

lUnoeapoIls. Sllnn. »<^.-fl«" .w. «■ n.. 

BALLOONS, HdT^UR. 

C«^ am: at h m im aT*.. 

BALL THlk»WIHQ'«iain^^ 

ClnclnnaU Xorelty Co.. 201 15lk'-«|.:^'Ck^' O. 

BAND INSTRUMENT^ ■' 
nnmace Masic R<mse 638 SSm mt^' 
ISSL^ Bnir 205 Wabaah a<e_ ' 
.paiMVB WtaiUtrer Cn.. Claelmtl 

BAND MUSia ■ 

- MNm IBnlc Home. 538 Bin wti 

'\> v., BANNERa.'.' 
BILLPpiniaMP^W 




jJaAfOOK AND ROYALTY PLAVS. 

..'MaiMtra-DirBiatle Efcbaace. 90 OaaitaCB at,. 

BOOKING AGENTS^ . 7 

.^tSM -Soarka' Vaniterille nriilll. 'nkkmi "iBifc.. 

$^UILDER8 OF iRiiMHG ;lDl«^ 

■ , The ardfar ' OoB»lr.'^ ''o»t. ■ . iaOuMltr' BIdg., 
OerelaDd. O. . 

BURNT CORK. 

II. StMn Coametle' Co.. 120 W. 3Ist St.. N. r. C 

CALCIUM LIGHT. 

Ox- gy dluaiA Gaa JCannf actnrera. 
American Cat. Ugbt Works SO Stii arc, Cb'go. 
dadnnatl Calcium Ugbt Co.. ICS 4Ui. Cla'tl. 
a:kcr Broa., OM OUtc at.. St. Lonla. Mo. 
Plttabonc CU. Ucht * Film -Co.. Plttabnrs. 
Pa.: Dea Moiar*. U.: Becheatvr.-x. r.; Un- 
Cjja. Ktfc.; . rifliaatl. P.; 1 Omalia. NcbL; 



CALLIOPES. 
. Evanirrllle. Ind. 
tc Co., Peail * Ladlev ita.. Oa- 



CAMERASCOPES. 
W. S. MOBBtford. 100 Maiden I,ane. New York. 

CANES AND WHIPS.. . . 
Goldaailth TV Impi. Ca- 122 B..4lk. Oaeiaaati. 
I. KHeaama. «« Abb .at.. Kav XiA .Gttr. 
Naaella Biaik^ ' tt'- AflMtfe 'aia . 'Mvmi illaaa. 
Ncwiaaa JUg. Cfc.. W WooJIaal ara^' Owa- 
lead. O. 

S. Scbocn Ic Son. 50 Ann St., New York City. 
ShiroA'Todd Co.. S2i N. 8th at, St. Lbiila. Mo. 
N. Share Co.. 220 Madison at., Chtcajto. IIL 
Slnser Bros.. 82 Bovery. New York City. 
Weatera Bargain Hoase. 273 B. Madlaoa. Cbl'go. 

CARBONS AND EXHAU81;ER& . 
J. B. ' Hallbers. 30 Greenirlcb at^-ib'^^: C 

CAROUSELS. 

O. A. DaataH. MU Gacmaatawa aae., Phlla. 
Hendidl.8pnimaB Co.. K. Tnawaada, M. Y. 

CARS (R. R.) 



Arms Palace Horse Oax Cai, Maaadaack Blk., 

Chicago. 111. .• "' Vii . -■ r .- .- 

EUcka Lon>aiotlT4> 1 

St.. ...nicago. m. 
The Venice Trans. Co., 3d Natl. Bank Bldg. 

St. Loala, Mo. 

CASH REGISTERS (aid HAND)^ 
Qaeea Cttr -Bk. ft Seeaed-Haal . 
Co.. 615 TtBC at., (aaeiaaatl. O. 

CHEWING GUM MANUFACTURERS 

Helmet Co.. Inc. IS W. eth at.. CiadaaatL'O. 
Toledo Chewing Gam Co.. 406 Jaekaon 8L..;Ta. 
ledOk O. •'2"" 
CHUTE BUILDERS. 
Hawrteaa AaaMriit Ok. rtlair. Ky. . 
■-•--CWiAlWL-- 

Wiartllai ft Son; 127 E. 4th at. Kanaaa City, 
CIRCUS SEATS ^ 

C. S. Tent u^AwB. Co., 2M8 V,- Demlaloea 

- at, Chicago.. 

CIRCUS WAGONS. 
Cacaa, Saaa aaA BaaA ■ 

SoUlTan ft Beide. M <Wm1 iC Vna. lad. 

CLOWN IlirHitE. 

M. Stein Ooemctlc Co.. 120 W. 3l8t at, X. Y. C. 

COLD CREAM. 
M. Stein Oosmetie Co.. ISO W.- Slat- at.. K. Y. 0. 

. COMEDY Bboks. 
Madlaoa'a nadiget Xo. 12.. $1. I«M IkM aTe., 
Haw Tatfc. . ^ 

- - : : ;COMPENSARC. . . 
Fort -Wavaa .ai^Me . WattK^lte.i^^ tod. 

V' ""Cones::"'" 

^T^Vtitx. ITT Michigan St.. Toledo. O. 
P>K:SubeU Mfg. Co.. 24« Elnzie. Chlcafo. 

1;- . CONE MACHINERY. . 
T iiii a a n liig. ba, 4m luactt nace. Oolam- 
bBa.;Ot? ■ ;■ A . .. • .. ' 

A. T. Dieta, Wj ajftlfc i B at.^ T ii tod a. o; 
CONFECTIONERY MACHINE& 

A. T. DIeti. 127 Michigan St.. Toledo. O.' 
W. Z- Long. 172 High St.. Springfield, O. 

CONFECTIONS. 
SaeckMas Rcoa. ft-Bckstein. -Harrison * Paoda. 
■ Chlcafat IH.. . 

- ; CONFETTL;-;>J- '^--^^^^ 

Wm. S.' JohBsonl 80 . 
Bndolpb Btoe.. 520 S- 
St. Lonla CoDfettI Os:, 

St Lonla. Mo. . . 

IT. S. Flreworka Co., Memphia, Taia.; St iMla, 

Mo. 

Weatera Bargain Bonse. 272 E. : Madlaon, Cb'go. 

CORN POPPERS. 
A. T. Dletx, 127 Michigan aU .ZUcdo. O. 
W. Z. Lone. 172 HIi* at. lalaiMd. O. 

COStUMElL!'^-* 



Wm. Beck ft aw»-''ca;;' -i»jtvoiti[ii"t* 

Cincinnati O. 

ELECTRIC FANS. 
J. H. Hallbeqt. SO Oneairia at, N. Y. a 
ELECTRICAL STAGE EFFECTS, 
laa. MncfetK am W. SOtii at. H. T. a 
natreBBl Elec Sta^e t^tlac CO., 
war. Hew York Cltr. 

EYE BROW PENCILS. 
IC.SMb Oiia nllii .eaji pif Wi-Mm^UL, M. T. a 

M. uom c a— it n' fiii^^ -w: au k y. c. 
FEATHER ^FLOWERSi 

OaWItt Stotera. 147 W. 46th at, tnueato, UL 
T. OL Mott. 415 Dearborn st. Chicago. HI. 

FELT PENNANTS. 
Mfg. Ckw. 27 Qnat 



Saaattr 1 

rack^Mj. 



CPIace, 



FESTOONINa 

National TIaaae Mfk. Oa,;':flt 

BrooUro. N. T. . --■ ■.- , = ;• 

., FILM*- 
Kannfactorera, Paalara ia aad Xaatal 

American Film Brokers. 157 4th are.. New York. 
Amer. Film Serrlet, 77 S. Clark st. Cblc*g->. 
Amcr Film Serrlce, 1S8 N. Main st, Memphia. 
Aatl-Tmst Film Co^ 77 -& Olaxk at, CUogo.. 
Chicago Film Elckaan,"4S'JMMa3MU cfhl- 

cago; Umaha; Haaav; Siitt Xaka Ctty: Sao 

Francisco. 

Cincinnati FOm Exchange. 317 W. 4th, Cln'tl. 
Ctawtord. O. T., Film Excb.. IMl-s Locust sr., 

St Loola, Mo.: LoaiiTUle. K7.; New Orleana, 

La. 

a. Oaria, Watcrtowa, Wla. 

Dixie Film Exehaaaa. ~ 

Edison Mfg. Co., m.) 

Orange. N. J. 
H. ft B. Film 

Chicago, in. 
C. L. HeO ft Ou 
Gaomont Oik. 

K. T. 




BaMph Broa.. 520 S. 5th st. Phnadelphla. Pa. 



Laemmle Film Serrlce. 196 Lake St., Chicago; 
BraBavnie. Ind.; Memphis. Tvnn. ; umasa, 
Keb.; Salt Lake Cltr: MlnneapoUa, Minn.: 
Portland, Ore.; Montreal, Qne., Caa.; WIbbI- 
peg, Man.. Can. 

Magnetic Film Srrrlce, Cincinnati, O. 

Murphy, C. J., ElyrU. 0. 

Not. Mot. Pie. Co., 422 Turk. San Francisco, 
Ohio FUm Each.. 40 S. Third st. Colnmbna. O. 
Pathe Claamalaaraik Oa„ 4t W. Sta at. 21. X. 

coin. Keb.: '^'~*~«*'. <fc; . O— >>. MA.; 

Wllkes-Bana. Pa. • . . : -.vr;-< > 

Pnrdy's FUm Exchange, SOO K '.nCat.. 'New 

York City. 

Saothern Film Exchanga, IT Opera Place, Cin- 
cinnati. O. 

Sonth. FOm Excb.. 243 Main St.. Norfolk. Va. 
Standard FUm Excb., 161 Washington st.. Ch'go. 
Spoor, Geo. K., 62 N. Clark St., Chlcsgo, lU. 
D. S. Film Bxch., 132 Lake St.. Chicago^ 
Western Film Exch., 841 Century BIdg.. St. 
Lonla. Mo. 

FILM CEMENT MANUFACTURERS. 
Atlaa Supply Co., Maaayimk. Phlla.. Pa. 
F1REPROOFER8 OF COTTON AND 
LINEN FABRICS. 

The AntipTTCa Co.. 170 Greene st, N. Y. C. 

FIREWORKS. 
Consolidated Flreworka Co., Beading, O. 
~ yiiawac fc a Co.. lis Deaibon at. Cb'sa, 

a i — ^ - - - 



Faik Ftae^ K. Y. C. 
Ca.. Sckeaecladr. 9^ T. 
FLAGS. 

S. 5th St. 

n.. a Taat and Awa. Oa.. 2248 N. 

FLOOR' SURFACflNCriMCHINBS. 

U. X- SehlDeter, 163 8. Caaal at. OUcatab n. 

FLOSS CANDY MACHINES. 
A. T. Diets. 127 llkUfaa at.. TUcda. O. 
FORTUNE TELLING .DEVICES. 

S. Bower, 117 Barman st, Brooklyn. N. Y. 

GAMING DEVICES. 

Bpiadlea, Clah Boasa Fanutara, Etc 
ChaHos ft Co., 887 7th STe., N. T. C. 
H. C. Brana ft Co.. I2S Clark st., Chlcsgo. in. 

GASOLINE BURNERS. 

W. Z. Look. 172 BIgh st. Springfield. O. 

GREASE PAINTS, ETC. 

k. rnkSfSSSotcS mw^%Sa2^z. c 
HANDCUFFS AND LEG inOHn. 

.. oikkcBh, Wla. . >-:'• «;: : 
HARNESS. . ^.i^ili^f: 

Sduembs PInme Co., 612 Metmpalltaa an.. 

Brooklyn. N. Y. 

ICE CREAM DISHERS. 

KlngciT Mfg. Co., Cincinnati. O. 

INDIANS AND INDIAN COSTUMES. 
-INSURANCE. 

Mingle ft Woad. 163 Broadway, N. Y. aty. 

JAPANESE SOUVENIR GOODS. 
ZUtta^ Qsawa ft Co., 168 E. Lake at. CUeaco. 

JEWELRY. 
»a» Btaca Vsa. 

BM Bii r Jeirtg oLTuiSL ». Mtb at. Phlla. 
^ R IHftpTft Ciu . — - 



Dau MHtale Ikaule. Gt 
M MadtoM tt _ Calcaca, 
lM.V. aui at. st Xaak 



m. 

. ■m m. Madtaa. CWaa. 

•KNiVEit *^ '- v-'- . ■■ 

Goldberg JewdiT Oa.. lU.W..«lli'at4 Kaaaaa 

Cltr. Ho, 

Newataa 3Ut. Oa.. Ml Woodlaad are., Clere- 
_Uad, O. 

XT' It' Maaiiflilii^. Botd Mayer mji . Tlimti."lll 
LIGHTS. 

Baaooai, leiebaa, for Clrcai aad TMt Shawa. 
Bolte ft Warer. 8 E., Michigan at, Chicago. III. 
njm- ^hi^nd^WB. Co.. 23-28 N. Oeaplalors 

~ ^StftCa.. m-lM H. 12th at, st Lonla. 



MAGIC LANTERN&. 



. Yltapaiih Co.'. US MaL. 
a M. Sta^aa; 1CS8 Mala at. Kaaiir CiirTlb. 
MAGICAL SUPPLIES AND SCHOOL. 
Bamberg Magic and Kotdtr OOk. UM Snad- 
way. New York at». : ^ . i .• 

MFR& MBCHANfiBf^AMOSniENT 
_ . 'DEVICBS. ■ ■ 

~ Ban Cb.. laoo Taa Barea at. 



Andtaae ft^0aiaa, SpriafTlIIe. K. Y, 
BU Bridare Co.. Bnodheaai. IB. - 
Hemchen-SpiUmsB Co.. N. TWaaaadi. T. 
W. r. Mansles Co.. Ooaer Maad. X; 
A. J. Smith, 3247 W. Van Bnren, CHMBiw IB. 
MERRY-GO-ROUND ORGANS-' AND 

ORCHESTRIONS.- . : 
Lyoo ft Bealy, ans Wabaah a«ie;.aiiaMa. m. 
Rndolph Wnrlltscr GBl. ClaclaaatI - aad^Cldeato, 

MILITARY GOODS FROM GOVERN- 
MENT AUCTION. 

Francis Bsnnermsn, 601 Broadwsy. N. Y. C. 
MOVING PICTURE MACHINES. 

American Film Brokers, 1S7 4th sTe.. New York. 

America VlUgraph Co., 116 Naasan st., N. Y. C. 

Amer. Film Serrlce, 77 S. Clari at.. Chlcasn. 

Amer. >um Service, 108 N. Msin st, Memphis. 

i^Sl^ IS^Sf^"" Claik at. Chicago. 

Mj i l aiiiWyBm ^dkuBc. 217 W. dtbTao^t 

tJUeve mm Bzchaase, 46 Jackaaa BWd., Chi- 
cago; Omsfas; DenTer; Salt Lake City: Ban 
Francisco. 

Crawford O. T., Film Excb., 1041-5 LocBst at. 

~' ~ Mo.: LMlarllk. Kv.- Mm, nrl««n« 



Edlsoo Mfg. Co.. 10 Fifth are.. N. Y. t and 

Orange, N. J. 
OsumoDt Co., Coogreas stc., Flusbtoc, I i 

N. y. 

Bsrbacb ft Co., 800 Filbert at. Pblladi.<l|.:.iu. 

B. ft H. Film Serrlce, 380 Monadnock li:uck. 
CUcaM. UL 

C. sTnalBa. •■■ aih a«av.M*w T«ck air. 

f jawmle FOb gmte a. laS Lake at. CWtcago: 
BraaaTtUe. lad.; JMavMa- Taaa.: Omaha. 
Neb.: Salt Laka aiyt .Mfciatilli. Mia^ 
FDttlaBd. Ore.: Ifaatiaai, Qat., Caa.; tviaai- 
peg, Man.. Can. 

S. Lnbln, KM Market at. Philadelphia, I'a. 

Magnetic Film Serrlce, Cloelonatl, O. 

Nli^olas Power Co.. 115 Naaaan st. N. Y. c. 

Pathe Cinematograph Co., 41 W. 251h st.. N. Y. 

Pttuborg Calclom Light ft FUm Co.. Plti>,tn»g, 
Pa.; Dea Molnea, la.; Bocbester. N. y.: Ua- 
colo. Neb.; Cincinnati, O. : Omaha, Nel»,; 
WUkta-Barre, Fa. 

Pordy's Film Exchange, 800 E. 23d st., N. Y. C. 

Eberbard, Schneider, 100 E. 12tb St., N. V. c. 

Sooth. Film Exch., 24S Main St.. Norfolk. V. 

Stebblns, Cbaa. M.. 1008 Main. Kansas Cliv. uo. 

Standard FUm Bxch.. 181 WaaUogton st., Cb'io. 

U. S. FUm BzAaafe, 182 Laka at, Chlcscu. 

Vlaaeepe Mfg. OaL» M« B. Baadwlah at. Cb-ga. 



'm."T. 

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 
Lyoo ft Bealy, 203 Wabash aTe., Chicago. III. 
Mortk Viaawands Musical Instrameat Warm. 
_ Itartk Tsaawaada. N. T. 

WBrUtser Co., CUicInnatl 

NOSE PUTTY. 
X, Stiia Ogametlc Co., 120 W. 31st at. lb Z. C 

NOVELTIES. 
Cae^ Yonge ft Co.. 906 Lacaa are.. St. LooLs. 
Goldsmith Toy Imp. Co.. 132 E. 4th. Clnclnattt 
Gordoa ft Morriioa, 18»-201 E. Msdiaon, Chicago, 
Goldbers Jewelry Co., Ill W. 6th st., Kansss 
City, Mo. 

Bollday Norelty Mfg. Co., SI Great Joacs it.. 

New York City. 
T. O. Mott 415 Deariwn st, Chicago. III. 
Bndolph Broa., 520 S. Fifth st. Philsdelphia. 
N. Share Co., 226 Madison at, tnilcaca, lit 
ShiToek-Todd Ca, 824 N. Sth at.. St Loola. Hil 
Stager Broa.. 82 Bowery, New York City. 
St LoBla Caafettl Oa.. 12 B. Oimmacrlsl at,. 

St. Itoala, Me. 
Ualtad RonltF Ca.. SSB-K «k aae.. H. Y. Ctty. 
Weatcts Bctsala Booe. 272 B. Madlaon. Ch'co. 

OPERA CHAIRS. 
American Res ting Co.. 215 Wal 
A. B. Andrews. 174 WaT— " 

Carale-Ooodle Mfg. Co.. 

aaa City. Mo. 
BardealT Mfg. Co., Canal DoTer,- O. 

A. B. Mlloer Seating Co., New PhUadeiphla. O. 
Boyal Metal Mfg. Co., 1821 Dearborn St.. Ch'cs. 
Imperial Seating Co., 1347 SUte St., Chlcsga, 

B. B. Stsfford Mfg. Co., Chicago. 

Sted raraltan Co., Grand Baplda, Mich. 

ORANGEADE. 
lka_Oitaa Ox._SM Maryland j^^BaM^^j^ 

ORGANS AND ORCHBVnUONS. 

C. F. Bath, Ahnene, Kaaa. 

A. Bemt. 220 W. 14th st. New York Cllr. 
OSTioU ft Co.. 31 Bond st, Nctt York Cll.v. 
Jobannea S. Gebbardt Co., 3024 Lawreocv lU. 

PbUadelpbIa, Pa. 
1.70a Jc Hcalj-, 20s Wabash are.. Chicago. III. 
John Mnxalo ft Son. 178 Park Bow, N. Y. CUT. 
North TbBBwanda Mnaloal Instmment n\<<k<. 

North Toeawanda, N. Y. 
Bndolph Wurlllaer Co.. ClacianaU and Chlcaga. 

. PAPIER MACHE. 

W. WaMT 



PATENTS SECURED. 

1.. Brana ft Co., 'Waahlagtoa, Dk C '- 
^PEANUTS, ALL VARIETIBSa - 
WHOLESALE. 

B. nataaaaro ft Ct^ timmtmm. ft 29d at. Plita. 
tmg. Pa-. . 

PEANUT ROASTING MACHINERY. 

Klagerr Mfg. Co.. Claelaaatl, O. 

PERFORATED MUSIC 

Tot Sectiio Maaaa. 
U. 8. Mnaie Co.. 1888 N. Western are.. Chlcaga. 

. PHOTO BUTTON MACHINES. 
Amir, maiila niata'daL. 720 w. I2th. i:hicag«. 
Oat-Bate Fbota Bapply OK, 1427 S. Baiainl at.. 

Ch'cago. m. 
Chleaso VetntTpe CO., FlMTotTpe BIdg., rbii-sgo. 
N. Y. Farrotna Co.. 168^ DeUney at. N. \\C. 
W. 8. Mooatford. 100 Maldea Lane, Nex' Vmk. 

PHOTOGRAPHERS. 
Til aaa ft Cart M. W. Cor. 7th ft Viae alB_ Oa- 
eiaaati. O. 

PLAYS AND M88. 

Daalara ia, Aatkeia, ftfaata aad Bnkaia. 
Dick ft nimtald. 221 Aaa at. Kew York City. 
Adolfft ■. BlBtkft B, ICIvaakee. Wis. 

■ |?^pbpi©6RN.-: 

Dinblrfcr FAnn oi^ MB BMln at. Brtjlk 

Bocfcbetm BraiL ft Bcfcateia. naiilaia ft Pa""' 
•ta., Cb'caco, ni. 

pop CORN MACHINES. 
W. Z. LoQg, \n2 High St. SprlBglleld, 0. 

PORCUPINES. 
Llawood B. FUnt, North Watarfaid. Me. 

PO[RTABLE PIANOSi 
Ibe OahMbaa.Plaaa.CaL, Cala^Mt, O.- 
POST OAROS FORf MACHINES. 

te^iqitfrnr-V 

printers;^ 

or 




Ackroaaa Qalgley Utho. Co.. 
AMlcaa Bbaar Prist Co,. ML ^ 
OaaaMMa LHho. Co., Neawrt, Kr. 
Great Wi PHg. Co., SIS Bm at.. St 

PAINTERa 



Chorch Prtotlng Co., 416 Elm st, Clnclnn.,:!. & 
ROLL TICKETS. 

— — • Bail -nakat nhamljlla Pa. 



JULY 9. 1910. 



1 1 1> o a r d 



63 



ROSECAKE MOLDS. 
. T mm MIchlf »n It.. Toledo, O. 
ROUGE. 

« sitin t. ..Ptlc Co.. 120 W. Sltt rt., .!!. T. 0. 

sAYs<y CONE MmM. 

X T. Bkli. <SI iniMgM'ftj'.WIiitt O., . 
AW TlMfl'li tifl — T >*■• 

Sirt-ll A" «C B8«H K. JIth it. Omika. Neb. 
j£i Hfrfur;b. 2183 Boone (t.. CloeloaaU. 0. 
nt Hxen (. <'.. Inc., 144 N. 3d »t., SteabeaTlUe, 
OUo. 

Sc<-n c Stndio, SS9 Sj-camorc »t., 0<dam- 

't ijndU Co., 417 S. Cllntoo. Cblciso. 
* YoUaod Scenic Co., 2313 Market at.. 



m. o. 



Btnid THtil*, 12lie Center St., MUwaakat, Wit. 
SECOND-HAND SHOW 00008. 

Blslt Film Ricbaoce. Oweuboro. Kr. 

SELF-PLAYING PIANOS. 



Lnc t liriii.v. sat wakaak- Ch*eu<i, in. 
Bgdolph WurlUzer Co.. CInetDattI and Oileaxo, 



C. S. Uotic Co.. 1939 N. Wettem are., Ckleato. 

SHOOTING GALLERIES. 
DUnaad Novrlij Co., Scbenectadr, N. T. 
E. E. Hli>i'>>-. f** Via* at-. PUladelpkU. Pa. 
E. B. Baffmin * Son. jS42 Jaekaon Blvd.. Cb'co. 
T. r. lUncrls Co.. Coo«7 laland, N. Y. 
A. X taitb. 324T W. Van Boren at.. CUeafo. 
X J. McCnlloagb, -Sterldan't Walk, Coner la- 
- - S. Y. 

ein. MS N*. 2d ft., PblUdelpbla. Pa. 

SHOW PRINTERS. 

iM^iiuav 

IM, Cau. 

SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS. 

S. Bock. T2S Bloe Island are.. ChlCMO, HI. 
Oir Moalltt Bro;. ft Co., GmnTllle, III. 
BiktboU Art Co., SSM N. 2Tlb St.. Omaha, Neb. 
E. J. Harden k Co., 108 Broidwaj, BrooUn. 
C S. Teat and An. Co.. 23-38 N. DenpUlaas 
. tL, fWriii. BL 

SIDE SHOW 8UPPLIE& 

S Cocswrlt Plica, Nortk Cam- 



SLIDES. 



.S*y M « Nj— n at.. K. I. a 



MlBs.: 

Wlnal- 



SKATES. 

AaiertcsQ RoTIrr Biok 
Cb!nin> Boiler Skat* 
Blvd.. Okleaao. UL 

SLOT MACHINES^V ' 
Kaaafactana of aad BmIm is - 

Dlimood XorcitT Co., Sckeocctadl', M. T. 

A. :. FUhpr & Co.. 4M 2d aTOTrPlttAots, Pa. 

liuis Norritjr Co., Chlean. Hi. "^^ 

c. s. Mt^ Co.. uSnrMM^mu Ol-to 

SLOT MACHINE SUBSTITUTE. 

!*» Co... 1022 Vain sL. Andenen. tat. 
SLOT MACHINE SUPPLIES. 

MMt teppir Co.. 3SS Dearborn at., Chlcate. 

SNAKE DEALERS. 

w. Odell Learn. Saa Aatoolo. Tax. 
Armsironj Snake Co.. 8ar 



M»o; Onl 
Fnnctaco. 
Crswford. o. T., FUa 
St.. Si. Louis, Mo.: 
*iDs. La. 

^rJf Serrlee. 
CWcsjo. 111. ^ 

i-jnole Film Serrlee, 198 

PoftlsDd. Ore.; Ho^SlVSt 

-»e«. M.n.. Can. 

"-g^^-J Fnn. A Snpplx Co., S41 Saperior at.. 
I^*^. w E. 14,b St., Philadelphia, P..; 

fSftt^ i'o-. 221 K. SSd at., N. T." CltT. 
•mn, vex Msraet st., PhUadelikla; pi. 

» « _ SOUVENIRS. 

C- W««d A Co., m PUth ire.. CUeMOt, m. 
>rglALSLIDE«g^?I 

WsCTACLES ANtf tr'evKiQLASSES. 

K Bowwy, New Taftt'Ot^r.' 
SPIRIT GUM. 

C*metlc Co.. 120 W. SUt sL, N. T. C. 

L . o. ^■'■'^QE HARDWARE. 

Syracnae, N. r. 

f TAGE LIGHTINQ APPLIANCES. 

- '7* *'«««rte pp., 380 W. BOtb, N. X. a 
"- I , ?^y**S COPIC VIEWS. 

^^Tlij y;***'' !* .0»>. aO» 67th at.. Chlcaco. 

•TREer MEN'S SUPPLIES. 

For JWr Mlowara. 

teT'f? cS*-,^^«»«"«- Claraland. 
BHk UIk. ca^ =2^!S» J??" 



-, O. 
Ma. 



Waatam Bargain Boose, 272 Madison. Ch*co. 
Hinr Walibaani, 258 Madlaon it., Chicago, lU. 
Toat * Co.. dOO FUbett at., Philadelphia, Pa. 

TALKING PICTURE MACHINES. 
Oanmoat Co..- Coogten aTe., Flnahlnx, h. I., 
N. Y. 

TATTOOING SUPPLIES. 
Edw. E. Broam, 113 Mala St., Aurora, 111. 
TENTS. 

Baker A Locfcwood, 7th A Wrandotte ati., Kan- 

aaa Cllr, Mo. 
Oolninbos Tent and Awn. Co., Colombaa, O. 
Camle-Goodla Co., MR OtUwaic it,, KasMa 

City. ilo. ■ ,. .-. .■-g ;. .- . ;. 
Dougherty BM.* ~tat 'Oilb;--IM S. Iblk afc. St. 

Loala. Ho^ 
J. O. Gosa ft Co., Detroit. M!cb. 
D. M. Kerr Mfg. Co., 1707 W. Mad!Ma, Ck'B«. 
W. H. liDihbangh. Corlagtoo, Kj. 
Monj * tat., 10 MecMlaa at., CUcag*. 
ThoMM * VaadtTMT. US K, Peart. Ctadautl. 
D. S. Teat aad Awb. Col. St-SSH. Dnplalnca 

at,. CMcagOh 111. 

THEATRE FRONTS AND CEILINGS. 
giiMbm BaatBg and CeUIng OOb, 
THEATRICAL COSTUMB 

WIGS. • 
Wm. Beck * Sooa Co.. 10-13 

Clnc'nnatl. O. 
A. Pneser, 021 Walmit at., St. Loals. Uo. 

THEATRICAL LUMBER. 
Jota OUIcaple Lombcr G«i. LDmber ft Seward 




THeATRICAtiPHOPEinmb 

Etl V. Bright. Straws BUg.. derdaad. O. 
TICKET PRINTERS. 

Arena Ticket Co.. 300 Dearbota at., Chicago. 
National Ticket Co.. Shamokta. Pa. 
Beea Pr'ntlog Co., lOth ft Baraer ata, Oaaka. 
Trfaaogat Prew. £T Albaay at,. Baatai 
WcMaa. WIlllaaM * lUkTnn aadtk. ..^ 
WcUM, ,inillaM 4k Lick. 8n ItaadMib OL 
; TIGHTS. • 

StaigMB- * WeU. 78 Wooater.at.. T. CHy. 

TOY BALLOONS. 
Fraacia Flcke, Btirley, Waab. 
NaatUa Broa.. 32 Atlantic arc. Boaton, Maas. 
Oaa. A. Pataad. 41 Wanca at.. New York City. 
SktradtSMa Oaw. 834 N. Sth at.. St. Loola. Mo. 
Singer Bros.. 82 Baw«t7. New Z«tk Ctlr. 
Weatern Bargain Hooae, 273 B. Ma dlaoo, Ch'go. 

TRUNKS. 
Bclbcr-mak * Bw Ool- .MB CilwiMj ate, 



TURNSTILES. 

Baciatariag aad Cala'XJaatzaUad TarastUaa. 

H. V. Bright, Strawn Bldg., CleTelaod. O. 

UNIFORMS. 
OeMoalin Broa., ft Co., 1038 S. 4th at., Orcen- 
vUIC, UL 

Waatara Ualtorm Co.. 214 Clark St.. Chicago. 
VAUDEVILLE AGENCIES* 

PaelOe Coaat ABaacBCBt!..CaL,. AMaitaa Baak 

BUg., Seattle.. Wa*. 
Ted BaMki'. Theatrical Exchange, Ceatary Bafld- 

lag; Tiaaii City. Mo. . 

.1 WATCHES. 

StaigSpBMLT tt* bSSSt^Aiw TMt 

WIGS. ' 

XaJta-Up aad Xrieat Masks. 
Percy Ewing Supply HonseC Deeatnr. IB. 

WILD ANIMAL DEALERS. 
PaUMi'a Pat aad WUd Ai^Mt Stare, «80 

- wiRK>iiiKMiiaEiiap^ai^ 

*. a Watt,' «irBMM 



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Leoka lOta giaalai giaialiirki. SaoathtagBMr. 



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Yale, Oklahoma, 
E^hth Anniversary 

Dates, August 3-4. Address for privileges, 
A. R. ADAMS Secretary. 



WE ARE THE OIHGINATORS OF 
AUrOlttTMKFOUIIK CHAIRS 

TWELVE YEARS' experience in maniifac- 
t tiring enables us to offer you the perfect seat for 
store room, theatre and general seating. 

Patent r^ts. substantiated 1^ an infAllilUf 
reooraol nNns .oeeMons. .. 



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mtOK TODAY. 

THE HARDESTY MFG. CO. 

CANAL DOtreH. ... OHIO 



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chioeB. ■■'■fiir.:-'}- i :.' & TeedidesigDedforinbiimuinwearonfilm, 

8. BeBwwd m eaiaiai^ 6u Ootireaa aP ' 

PRICES. 

Far Star Wheel Shaft (without flange*).. :.^.....^~.U.-.:Cach. $3.00 

. F«r Upper and Lower Shafts (with flanges) .- 3.60 

7 .To IWlanageirs ancl Operators 

Toa may be oEFeied sprockets for EEflSON m«i<'tii»»p«i which purport to be as good 
. as die genuine. Do not be deeehned.- Only the gfitmm 'will .Ae Jqog wearing 
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bfa.; LAKESHORE FILM «. SUPPLY CO.,314Superlor Ave., N.C. Cleveland, O.; 
, ENERAL FILM CO., 52 Stats St., Chicago. III.; YALZ FILM EXCHANGE CO., 
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Another unbiased opinion ftom a 

Power's Caierairapb 



"l am pleased to say that I honestly be- 
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Power's, the maker has reached the epi- 
tbme of constniction in a machine to pro- 
ject moving iMctures. The pictures shown 
are absolutely flickerless; anyone who says 
that pictures from a No. 6 Power's fli cioir 
diouialMvehto eyes fmniiiiHt — his. qrM 
are at faull^ not.ihe pictmea.* 



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115 IVassau St., - - IVEW YORK 



H. & H. F'll.A^ SERVICE CO. 

IVf onadnock EttUldliia. CtUcma**, Ilia. 

QUAUTY FILMS. SVSTEA«ATIC SERVICE* 

J*nta for Mottogiapta, Power and Bdlaoa 
attcntlini'flTcB to orden for (oppUes L. 
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'Pbone: Imi 600, 



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PRICE 10 CENTS 



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AMERICAS IBADING 

^inzF^mnnmn Cincinixati 




Yolmno zzn. No. 29. 



CraCOiNATI— HEW YORK— CHICAGO 



JtOf 1% 1910. 




OnAnrnsemdnt Lif^ „ . 

and Envir onmen: 





It to bard to trace tta« origin ot tho rumor wbloh oonveyed th« atory 
to tiM pfofwrtoiHl PM9to of Chleafo that Or. .Z*. A. Baatott iataadad to 
crMt and numac* a eonfplataly oqufpped •oailailam for tlia ansinalTo use 

of theatrical people. Anyhow, aa 
Bobby Gaylor used to aay, the story 
did so the ronnda and. la olrculatinc 
nlaoA.and«DOO.;?i TlM roBBlt waa tbat 
Dr. Baatoia was ' baaiaitOiS Iqr eallen 
and phone calls, all with the object of 




enrolling for a treatment at the "sani- 
tarium." Now. wblla we may not 
atqto.«rthwltattf«iy tl^tM iDMw the 
SiS la tha .caaa, ' wo taavo a -txp" 
wbleh may explain the matter. Here 
It la aa given to us by an actress who 
knows the "Doc" well and who also IsrkDOwn to every one on Cblcago'a 
Rtalco: "Doctor Beaton la patroaiaad JnT: aMuw\;nran 
'Not only that, but he baa a peraoaal SrieadaUp wMi?» 
people. Now, -Doc' la soft-hearted. Alao, be to anaeeptlbla to feminine 
charms and can't say 'no' to a good-looking lady. 'Doc' knowa .lota ot good- 
looking ladles. 'Qoc' .to good-looking hlnaaeU. Be.to *.biSi .flae-tooktag.-ebap, 

!L';U**?. .MnfHibs^.^iia ;iiM imt eood'JMw* 

thirty-odd years he aUUoWIMgaa.^ - He la a'cooa'tall^^ 

he to 100 per cent Now,' as we aald before, he to soft-hearted. He 'falto' 

(or a 'touch' as easily as the town clown does for a chorus girl. Not that 

'Doc' Isn't wise. Far be It for any one to rashly surmise that. In face of the 

taadle of dl9loBaa».whiaii';daoai«ta"tlka wa|lBKor hla/o|Baial:aalta. Aayhow. 

tbere are maay Who have haaaod la at 'DotiV Chidaco' ofllee in auaat of a 

•borrow.' 

" 'A soft answer may tiim away wrath,' but nothing but a package of 
green engravings or a Jingle of dimes, wUI divert a hungry performer from 
hia objeeuve polai;'<tt:iMMdMWS tbat he la on ferUle ground. The first be- 
seecher 'stung' tlie-«Dtitf )far bto medical bUI and two bits. The aecond went 
him one better and 'borrowed' one of Beaton's most famous sartorial posses- 
sions. The third, fourth and dfth got away with from ten cents to the 
1**'.°' eollectlen 'Of American pennies, which waa the pride and Joy 
ft bto racraattvo aslsunee. ■ Then came Walt Morgan to the rescue. Walt 
to nearty a salesman, but to the regular tltUo aoag-wrltlnc kid. Walt handed 
Doc the idea that It would bo a good ai|a«'to<.anrf^wi6orstorr.9t tlM 'pro- 
posed sanitarium for actors and aetro«£*?.^aMi^^^Ua' 
• the stunL The Story was planned. 

"We forgot to: aay that Walt's Idea la tha plaaiiria to get all thia actors 
together in the sanlUrtum and then torture those who. did not pay what they 
owed the 'Doc,' by making them Itoten' to songs of hto own compostUon. 
Lould anything be worse? Indeed, not.. It .was a .diabolical scheme. It 
didn't get far, however, for actors big and actresses small, performers galore 
r m prplMBlonato sore all headed It for 'Doo' Beaton, and claaiorod for 
aamittaaee to the sanitarium. , 'P.oc' to a busy practitioner. He lost time 
answering inquiries. He lost weight answering questions, and then he lost 
patience listening to tales' of 'past performances,' -and patients because he was 
lutenlng. He Hew the coop. In other words, he fled from the scene, and. 
w 1 l^tJiOKrd of him waa an emphatic denial, which stated, pointedly, that 
If he Sfor did have any intention of building, a sanitarium for performers It 
had been cast aside. Be to now resting eaaily In aOme rural haven of security, 
and we are told by those in attendance that, while he la far from recovered, 
is gradually allowing signs of dawning cbnselousniss and wUI return to 
' htooiBee^.dMlsa;Matt:.fnMk.'^ ■ •. ■ . : . '^^r- 



A certain theatrical troupe, after a dreary and unsuccessful tour, finally 
arrived In a small New Jersey town. That night, though there was no 
lurore or general uprising of the audience, there waa enough band-clapping 

to arouse the troupe's dejected spirits. 
The leading man' stepped to the foot- 
lights after the first act and bowed 
profoundly. StUt the clapping con- 
tinued. ' 

When he went behind the scenes he 
saw an Irish stagehand laughing 
heartily. 

"Well, what do yoa think of that}" 
asked the aetor.r.ttwowlav^'.oiik ; hto 
chest. ■..»■ ■■ -vv,;. J ' 

"What d'ye ataner*; laiittNid. the 




IrLsiinian. 

m^^l ^* hand-Clapping out there." was the reply. 
,,H8Hd-clapplng T" 

B». 1 . *■" Thespian,' "they're giving me enough applause to show they 
■.■■Pl»reclate me." .-ii;^:.-. v „ . . 

a.u- "'^'^'^ applause?" inquired the old f eUdwC. ''^^'^hei; . ihot^ not 

•PHiuse. Thot's the aadiOBM kUUn':; mosquitoes." 



Everybody knows Frank Macart. Be to famed for hto never-ending 
supply of stories, espeoialir. aboK kla fttiiar-ia-law.. Q so c BS Ball, mm tt^. 
raUlarly known as Pop Oom-'Oeerg*.' Bare is «tne Vraak pee l e< oK la, . 

Springfield, Ohio, at the opening of 
ForepaUgh-Sells, to a large- number of 
listeners, comprised mainly ot circus 




£fitin«thjir-aMatk >bm IpwdS^ar t» bv^*- tha show! 



One day a mlssraUy gaunt, .cadav- 
erous specimen of humanity ap- 
proached my father-in-law during the 
circus season and asked him for a Job. 

"What eaa yoa dor' lomOred Mr. 
Macartfg fafher-In-law. JudglBg "ftae 
fellow very unfavorably, from the un- 
couthnees of his appearance. 

"Anything on thto green earth, to earn enough to feed and clothe myself." 
thereat pointing to an overDr>waca pair oC ahoee and a shiny, frayed pair 
eC. trousers. 

"Well, we need a knockabout for oar : baillciaK mule. Think ymi 
can stand it?" . , 

"I'm on the Job," he responded. , • • • . • ; 

AU went w«U tor a aaoatti. «^ tKa .faUav aaipMd inifgrti t» bav.abaia 
presentable clothes. Tliea be dttappOaiM aaS a. aair aaoolnneat iMa toi ba- 
secured. In the next town a well-shaven young-msai aiUdag a good appear- 
ance, approached Pop Corn George during thg '{wlbrihance and inquired 
wheth er he could not find him a altuatlon of Importaaoo aiSsengat the advaaoe 

aboat ,of a few- 
eaiplor him AyrfearJtKM I 

Joe La Ptfrt. ot the ikeriai Xa Ports, when in his home-town ot BaHarue^ 

New Hampshire, to balled Joe Lleberschmldt. which la his correct name. 
One might Insinuate that Joe fa, therefore, of German extraction, althoush 
you would never think thto to be the case when conversing with him. 
Far be It — but thto to not a biography ot Joe or hto family. What we 
atarted to say to that when quite a young -lad Joe waa up to all the tricks 
usually known to small boys. He and hto "gang" were responsible for 
many a broken window pane or busted nose belonging to a member of the 
Other "gans." One evening he was' out. shoo tins dloe. with some of the 
boys and, refusing his iitue brother, wlM wag-glao . p wsat, a sUgbt raquaat. 
the smaller member if the laettentfthlwMt -ftaaliy,'.' rowillg TSBgaaaeo, aooglU 
retaliation by "snitching" on Joe. 

Hl3 father was furious when he heard what Jo^^ was doing, but Instead 
of proceeding to the place where the crime was being committed, he awaited 
Joe's return. The o\H gentleman not being very well posted on Kambling 
terms, did not understand what Fritsle meant by saying "Joe is shooting 
craps." But when Joe returned home that night hto father, without the 
preliminary arguments which usually preface the administration ot "strap- 
oil." immediately waived all ceremony and .pltced in to teach his heir tho 
proper aao.af'.flrsarms. After the old gentleman had exhausted himself he. 
nit Ptoattaalv', 'bait threateningly said: 

% v'Vbak.;aiM^ fon tell me de truth. Vere- did yon get Oat (un to, aboot 
damaiapa'r* 




The signing of the Statehood bill by President Taft. which atellg t»- 
statehood both Arlsona and New Mexico, was the source of considerable talk 
among a party ot actors at E^nid, Okla., recently. They commented upon 
the theatres In the territorial towns 
and the audiences which patronised 
them. O. M. Paul, character man 
with the Delmar Stock, told about 
playing in Gallup, N. M., in 190S. 
With Carpenter's Human Hearts. The 
opera house was called Kitchen, In 
honor of the owner. The theatre was 
directly over a gambling house. When 
the show was about to commence It 
was discovered that there, was no or- 
chestra In the town, although the con- 
tract called for one. It was finally, decided that the negro who played In 
the gambling den should play the overture and other accompaiiiments, but. 
horrors! he could only play by ear, and hto only pieces were The. Palms and 
There'll Be a Hot Time In the Old Town To-night. 

When he was through with the overture he went down stairs and 
played tor the gamblers, then came liack up and played for the close, and 
kept the trick up. playing both airs half a dosen times In both the theatre 

and the Joint ^ v •• : . ^ ^ • . l.^'fV- j-w.^^--' 

To-day Gallup has a modem aa* ap-ta-data. Ili sa t ta . frntt UkK^mStr^lUl. 
the other growing towns hava.. 



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Xtie Billboapd 



JULY 1«, 1910. 



BOOTS AND S ADDLES 

Given Premiere in St Louis and Meets with Ap- 
proval of Press and Public—Latest from Eugene 



St. Ixial>. July 8. — ^Tbe premiere pertomuDce 
of Boots and Saddles. Ensene Walter** latest 
plar. which la a rerlalCRi ot SerKeaot Jamea. 
waS'SiTea at tlia Sohorban Gaidea lut week. 
The play was not commended as highly as Mr. 
Traitor's oths- prodacUons, and only > fair crowd 
s tto u de d the openloff perftismance. In terlew- 
In^ the pIsT-, tlia local papers were divided In 
tlieir oplntODS. One paper said: 

"Boots snd Saddles, the new Eugene Walter 
play, wim Miss Cbsrlotte Walkar as Its star, 
I* aot.-pMnsHd at. tte dnmatie •tnnstt that 



done; on the cootrary, . talUng Into the slans 
ot the text, 'the cotaptar tot «rar wltb U.' " 



itie •tnnstt tbat 

_ I mtboc'a Pdd in Ita oA XteVuf M 
ffiipplBSly Intsssstiu «na aswiisJlj ■iiii— fill 
It oonus iCTOBs the footUsbti aa raUwr ■ mawk- 
ish and 'prcntlce-Uke attaiapt at the 'haiolalns' 
of one Seisetnt Jamsa. a earabr 'Boo^m.,' 
plainly Intended to be the central flsnn ot Its 
story. The creaking of the wheels to this end 
la distinctly heard, so to speak, and one flnally 
becomes so weary of the manafactnrlns of oppor- 
tunities for the exploitation of Serjeant James* 
nnselflshnesa and other*cood qnalltlss as slmost 
to resent the cootlnned tn*i«fin>f opoa hia nper- 
lotlty to his fellow men." . • 

Aaothcr sheet was more 
Its dramatle critic said: 



*VMtt nd BaMIat. Bona* Walta^a 'mmtary 
«MkMhbM^* MaA Ukawin *mad»lB St. Louis,' 
Ma' Strca Ua annlaa at the Bakohas. under 
tha ODiawam aigoaalsaMB a( : a. .MlBflan - are- 



ywa^ ^.^JBwIaa are- 
vaateSd forth Mt tharn- 



j that tboaa iriM 
salTes nwaaded. 

"Ifo .dalma were made In sdTsnce of the pre- 
lentatlaB'Uiat'BooU and Saddles was to eqnal 
In ImportilBee eonOrmedly-KOOd pieces like Paid 
tu Fall and The Wolf; In fact. It !■ gencrallj 
knows that Mr. Walter threw himself Into the 
imminently deadly breach to roond oat the sac 
eaas of his wife. Miss Charlotte Walker's Initial 
atay la .St.' Unls by . a somewhat sensational 
tour da («na at plar-wiltlac aod his axtanslon 



Sferseant loha James, Troop K, I6th Oar- 

alry Thnnton Hall 

Ceorse Ferris Harry Feowick 

Willfim DaTcnport Brlsco Hinr Olbbs 

Plerfe Tallyen. a French Canadian. .Joa. O'Heara 
Cavt^ Weed. XMop X. lath aaralcT:;^^ 
.•.•.•••••.•••••.•.••••.•.*.• ■BUB 



"Ifbx* than the coostmctton of this new piece, 
the work of Its portrayorH stood oat last nlffbt. 
In. many respects It was the most emdsl tut 
tta-Snbotban. Stock Company, waa eyer betare 
to meet, ' sraa the . nsnally brief 




Rehearsing 



Oetamlms. o., Joly 0.— Behearssis for the 
SBth annual tonr ot the Al. O. Field Greater 
.Minstrels are nnder war. This tx-Inic the 
SllTer Jnbllee year of the eaUbllshment of 
this . company, the manaaement are- determined 
to OQtdO' all nrerfona efforts in mlnatreiay. 

Myy noreltlee are promised, prominent amonir 
Whteb aia tha bnrleaqnes on Chsntecler end 



^Oaattday la All Ans U the thame ot the 
fliat part. It la In Uuwa iiinii ailtl a tab- 
lean. . . .. 

The Bottom of the Sea Is aBotbcr oOirfaw for 
which treat things are predicted. 

There will be a bis na»al retrlew which l» 
a moce preteatlona accnlc prodnctlon than aor- 
thhur Ifr. Field has yet presented. All the 
bv battlcahlps of oar nsry will pass In icrlew, 
and t ha.^pa of Patil Joaea. Commodore Ferry, 
nnant and onr own Dewey wlU be seen in 
g lj Ml l lw meraaiant in the big isTlew. The 
tha atorm. a ninkcn ship, a 
an aU* to be prassntsd la this 

. . wtn' Open In lb* 
I aiB now noder war at tha ~ 
Btsa, Cotambns, O. 




LIEBLER AND COMPANY'S A&TIV. 

-.mm Toil. *iafix. MiMiai *• na Bmheau). 
— n la anaoaMl anTlhl aBea aC LMIv aM 
Oa^ that tbv wd! ami art an taor thta eomlnc 
aeaaao. elsht empsiilcs. which will indnde 
Walker Whiteside. In The HeltInc Pot; TIoU 
Ancn. In The White Slater; Wilton I,ackaye. In 
ne Battle: Dnstln Fanmm and May Irwin, In 
tin. Jim; William Hodge. In The Man From 
Borne: H. B. Warner, In Alias Jimmy Talentlne; 
The Fourth Eatate, and BCrs. Wisffs of the Cab- 
bsge Patch. In addition to these attiaetloaa, 
they state they hare obtained -the American 
xlshta to a new mnaleal comedy entitled Mar- 
daga a la Carte, by O. M. 8. MCLellan. The 
nmie haa been prorlded by iTaa CaiyU. They 
wtn alaa have aalllnr nndsr their banner Ger- 
: MaajABBIatb .'In Sha QawB of a TiMuennr. 
«ifrl*'to;«aM t» lllnrvnS Immafllatair attar 
-tt* 'ttciiaatlM' «C t«r aataon laf Loodon. and 
an« a UnUid :aacatenant la New Tork, Is 
a^adnled tat a Boatoa nxn- 

It Is ststad that at least two plsyers of star- 
dom rank win be seen In the new mnslcal pro- 
dnctlon. which, with the ezceptkm. of The 
Tanderbllt Cap, Is the flrst light mnaleal play 
to be staged by I^ebler. A Co. That firm, how- 
eTer, win enter the mnaleal Held In a preten- 
tions way next seasoii, as the new Abbott Opera 
Company, with Pi asia .Abbott and Pletro .Mas- 



Iiswrence AckaiMilt. 
ersoo Bras.* Stock " 
Kan., Jnly B. 



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inued on page 40) 



HIPPODROME CLOSES 

Lack of Capital and a Decline in Patronage Causes 
the Baltimore Enterprise to FoSlow Coi^ . 
of Similar Ones in Other Cities i ■ V; 



WalHiwore, Ud., July 0.— The Hippodrome at 
Oriole Park, which waa operated by the Balti- 
more Hippodrome Company, hia diseontinaed 
tne performances, ne ^mews were abruptly 
stopped Monday night, Jnly 4. Tba closing of 
this enterprise Is doe to the lack ot cspitsl, 
which has been a handicap to the operating com- 
pany. It Is understood that the company^ debt 
is «2.500, wltk no aaaata. ancpt tha ata^naat 
owd 00 tha'gtaada. 

The annoaaecmcnt that then wenid ha no 
■on ahows was a (rest snrprtae to the Bsltl- 
■aia pnbllc, and keen regret wss manirested 
aa srest Interest in tha shows and liberal pat 



•age had been aeeotded the Blppodtooia. 
The BImoSmm apaaad m Ana U, and the 



JAHIS DEACON. 




Ferris Leaves 

MiU City 



MlnneapoUa, idao,. Wr Whan the Qraa- 
surk uttatlon am waa ealM ta Jodn Wil- 
bur F. Beoth'a eeoit non, Moay, Jnly I, 
Dick Ferrla, defendant la the ease, wss not 
present. Freeman 'P. Laoe, ' attorney for Mr. 
fVrrls. aUted that ha had heard that his 
client had gone to IjOs Angeles on accoont of 
the illness of bis wife, lUia Flotenea Stooe. 
The Court at first contlnoed the can oatll Ang. 
20. but A. B. Jackson, attorney for Mlas Grace 
Hayward, plalotis, - stated tliat his client in- 
tended to open s stock company In Oak Park, 
IlL, September S. and that she would ha serloos- 
ly iaeoBTenlenced by this delST, so tha eaaa 
waa adjoomed until Aognst 10 fnslaad. 



jAMii Abacqn. 



Mr. Deacon has been a teaUant aC nttsborg 
for the psst toartaah yesrs, snd for the past 
ten yeaia aaaaeiatad'irttb B. M. Gnliek, man- 
ager and Baasi at tba . lorcenm Theatre. He 
wUI be married early la October to Mlas Beth 
Tate, an actress now connected with the Lake- 
aide Stock Company;; ot-.HeBfweav CoU ~ - 

Ihirlog Hi. Deacon'a realdcnce.-In PltlshatB he 
has seen serrlce at the - Qnad Opsca. . Boaae. 
Dnqoeane Gardens, the OM mtm. aM at the 
present time holds the pBalWwi ar tMaaawr at 
the Lyceom Theatre. 



Shubert Houses 

Open Early 

Mlnnespolls, Ulnn., Jnly 9.— Aognst U tha 
new Shubert Playhouaes In MlnaeapoUs and St. 
FanI will open the fall and wintar aeason and 
all plays eoolrolled by the ShUberts will easka 
an aarly Western tour and anpnr at these two 
tbeatraa. Ifanager A. J. ; Bauhndge, Jr., will 
hsTs complete coatnl of the Shdbert Interests 
In the Twin Cities, Inclndlog the MlnaeapoUa 
and St. Paul Sbabert and the Lytic Ihtattt Of 
Hlaneapolla. . 

ALBANY : HIK CfLOtBii 



Albany, K. T., Joly 8.— The Hippodrome, aa 
opea-alr TaodeTtU* and drcni show, which op- 
aned Jnne 27, under the local aiansgaaiaat of 
Henry Placas, closed Jnly 4, owlag to lack 

of bnslnesa. 

The receipts wan small <U tba fliat week, 

bnt 1" ^ 'jT-TTwrn iraa' itna aaimih la get 
him eotaftswa; ■'/' 'l.™;-;' 



- NBW MUMOAL MAY. 



BotasK Ida.,.. Joly- 8.— The Hnnt Musical Oob- 
cdy ' company-. -iradneBd:\ati.th» 



mMld. cloaa tba 



attendance was lata*, and the backer! were 
plaaaad. Tha aftsndaaee Ineraaaed aaA week, 
and Indications polatsd to a succcastal sessoa. 
Messrs. H. Ii. Messmora and B, H. Dickinson, 
together laTested <3,S00 In the coopaay. Ser- 
ersl other persons pledged themselTss to In- 
Tcst the same amoont. After the project had 
started, the backers caught cold la their feet, 
•ad tatoaad to coma focward ■with tha wauf. 
IfMiB. Miiainwra and DIcUaaM wata uaifiaiHd 
with obllgatlaos and no capital In sight, Haw^ 

erer, they continued the ' — ' 

prospects Indicated that 
■caaon with a profit. 

On Jane 26. the Hippodrome In WaAlngteo 
doaed and a number of performera. than wera 
not paid. Although the aame agcncr In New 
York booked performers for this city snd Wash- 
ington, and when the Waahlngton Hippodrome 
closed a nmior circulated that both places were 
ander the ssme msnagemcnt. Immedlataly after 
the Waahlngtan' -HlppodroBU e l saad, araphedy 
to whom the BalMmara Ceaspaar-ina tadwiad 
demanded hnmadlata aa t Ha n wat. TMa aoddaa 
demand prsctlcally thicw tha eompany Into 
bsnkroptcy. Laat Sataday the atago hand* 
who were paid on ^lesday, d e ma n ded their 
money before the performsnce began. As the 
company conld not pay them, they refnaed to 
work and the performance waa called off. 

Additional capital was required to keep the 
Hippodrome open. The owners msde srrange- 
ments with locsl business men for additional 
capital. The affaln reached a ellmaz Mondu 
night, when the performers ntosad. to watk. 
they were given tha gata i»ca"~*" ' 
actsad to tUa, If thar war*. 
Aa awaan a* .""- — ' — 
tha 'laaiiPtB . 

Ttiit Ud ao 

L»Wl«-OLIVg R CLO «K» SKASON. 

Msnltowoc, Wis., July S.— The LewlB-OUma 
Company under the management of Otis lo OU- 
rer. closed 20 weeks parmueat stock engaga- 
Tuent at the Crystsl Theatn ban last Satnr- 

day. 

The engsgement pioTSd moat aaeeaaafUL Oar- 
ing the aommer months fha^hooaa^wlU fB 





moTlng pletnrsa, and agan-i 
son OB flapt W. 1 "' 

Blaaaaar OUnr 
at uTSmm I 
Nair ZaA to atgn 



set mnstesl pisy bw 
The sothor directed 
wss well recelred. 



or-- taa - nut- nma^ ? a- Ji 



Germair 



New York, July 0. — ^Probably nerer In the' his- 
tory of the local TsndaTllle stsge hss a new. 
comar mad* such nnqnallflad aocccaa and re- 
ceived such an oration as did Miaa Onaale Holl. 
tlio girter German Imperscnstor, who msde her 
llriit appearancs In this country at the Amer- 
Iran Roof Garden on Monday afteraoon, Jnly 
4. Olftcd with a wlnaoaatiF siillA,panoaallty, 
vibrating with magnatiiia. and ^«2ublthig tan 
hlatrionle abUltyTwaa B<U eazrlad the snd- 
lence. Ber Urn Impersoaattao waa at Sadl 



Taeea, the Japanese tragedlaBBa. . 
spoken In tha Jspanssa langnaga.. Again, 
Mme. Ssrsh Berahsrdt, In s scene from Oamille. 
the great French actress' mannertama and vocal 
lofiectlons wen reproduced la an amamlngiy 
reallsUc way: when Miss Holl ImlUtsd MlM 
Marie Dressier In TOlle's. ' """" 
lance waa In a conttnooos 
with sn Impa is eaatlon ct ^ 



isa noil iniuiKmi 
rs. Nlgbtnaia, tha sna- 
DS Isoghtsr,. Sha closed 
€t hani3t aa-^e. IS; 



NEW 



METHOD FOR PLAY PRO* 

. ;.-r.iDii!CTiOMi<^v- '.;;.;i::r- . 



New lork, July 11 (8k>eclsl to The Billboard). 
Tha Anthora* Producing Company, comprised 
ef protninant pisywrlghts and producing saaa- 
agirs, is a new oigsiiisatlon which has the ear- 
marks Of a hnga aaeoeas. It cootemplataa pie- 
doelng playa la all their datalla nnder tha Im- 
mediate anpatrlaaa ct, tha aaCbaca^ cMMaag. 
thM^. that battar VSf'f^.P^'^^Ji'^:^'^ 



win be tha taaalt. 



itta wm M 




Stat play offend by that organlaal 
Tha OambIar% by Ohadea Klala. 



It wUI 

thaiaaftar. Into Now- 

OamUara. Mr. Klala bdlaraa . ^ 
dooa tha beat week ot hto career. Ba wlU ban 
aa abaMntaly looaa rein la the production of 
the pisy In evary respect, su«li aa engaging tu 
pluers, OTStseeIng the boUdlng of the acenoy 
and other mattan that go to make a eoeceasfol 
nmlts 

The Anthoca' Prednelog Company wlU operate 
nnder the Independent policy. Th» egnsoMat 
as to the production of each anthot'a tfar Jiaa 
not aa yet resdiad fan dardopmeBt, hot K u 
pnetlcaliy settled thst the Idssa oC tha wnt*' 
wUl ba toUowed aa closely aa poiaUlla la the 
prodnctlon of each of Ma own plays. . 

Mr. Klein hss taken offlcea In the OeauMtelsI 
Trust BoUdlng, 1401 Broadway, which wlU be 
the' h aad q iis rt t r s ot the compaur. 




JULY 1«, i9ia 



Xtue Billboard 



5 



K.& E. PLANS 

Ivan Caryll, Prominent English Composer and 
Director, Engaged to Produce Two Musical 
Comedies Will be Given Premieres 



Ktw York. JolT 9.— KUW * toliBwr JB«de 
Mteacte wltb Mr. Ivan Cuyll, musical dltac- 
Mot DalT'a Tlieatra U London, and compoMr 
SMUinytor Mr. Oeorse Edwardei. for two 
wla Inportant modcal comedlea. One to a 
•ideal ewncdj Teralos of The Satyr, th* 
Knell ram by Oaorsa Barr, of tbe Comedle 
KucalM. wMeh wu pndneed at th» Palaea 
BoTii, Parla, two mmou uob cu tor «nr 
tJj.oadr«..«!d & 

'—' iTd bat mado It Into a 
_ _ L book and lyrlea 0. 

_ M^ttfitK 'MSor ot Tba Bella of Now 
fuk, iMb XMehDB. and many of tbe old Ca- 
) •nccenM In tbe days wbon GoorfO Lederer 
Wis lis maaaaor. Tbe atoiy la prooonneed by 
tttm who Iwvo Mad It one of tbe cIOTereet 
Out tas erot omanated from the pen of Mc- 



K»w York, July 11 (SpiMteal fe jPp ^ 'iljU boordl . 
—When U» Sires tnm«d.-t>0. Wf t m IMO a nie- 
tnte boDM, Walter BoseBbaif otmte .watched 
tbe modas operandi. lor he bad mado qnlto a 
mecMa at the Saroy and tbe New Zork Boat, 
with the Fop. TaadaTiUe and ptetore - nae, 
' ~ ttaMiht bo know hto book. Bnt one 



tad ha thsoiht bo know his book. Bnt one 
pate af Walt's book most fea*o bosa misslat 
i3m ba laat nanaad Its eealanta, Cer ha has 
ilDn leatMd ttat. ws are asTsr too «M to 

Itm. 

' BaaaBbect eonld not tealah this loBptatlOB 
.when aire approachm him with a pnpoalttaa 
to take orer the house for thno moatbs. 
Sftama of another lucceu land him ' on, had 
aooa Walter bad bla box oOlee oat aaar the 
illewalk. to catch those tew stray dime patrooa 
that puMd Broadway. Bat eren tha Blarlac 
BifBi, the tunal demnre, bat pretty, eaahlcr aad 
a food Pop. hUl didn't attract. One week'a 
•howtnf cooTlaced Walter he had gneaaad 
WTOOc. When the dimea didn't 'tally op any- 
where sear the pay-roll. Walter conclnded that 
be bid best cash In. and lo, orartorea were 
made to the SIrea. Bat money Is money, and 
MaodshIp Is friendship. Sirs wanted the monr 



aa well as tha (tlOBdsblp, and so, Walter 
parted with t>MO to aeeara a release, ft was 

■ '•■•^ *5l» "l"*. ■•»•»■» tbOB- 

•and dollars. Wtltar hso Hsnldofl tliot ooiooi 
toatlon heteta aneeeaa. as be wUI eoatlaaa to 

direct hla efforts to tlie manacement of the 
StTOJ and leato well entxiKh alone. 



The aty on " 

the Road 



Ptui Xas, N. v.. Joly P.— Owlac to the (aet 
Stmwon THeatre. cKrtS H.Tl^ 
5^f^£^;.l'^ "^f. ovum prodnc- 

, tloo Of Clyde Pllch'a The City, on October 12. 
■Mugements bare Jnat been completed for the 
g'S ffA'?' to-he kfren two nl«bts, the second 
&S*SfU?- * espaclty taonae wlU ho as- 
. ^-.'■0 second performaace. ; 

^»-^viiilmw BILL. 

.J'Vl^.f' •• — There was a "nliser- 

bS^i? J.?"^!?* & •«<«««!• on hand for the 
SL'^lii'iSl"'.""?..*"*?* the day of the flaht. 
Bl!l..5!r^JF bombardment proTe? a 

5^",<»»4lf<inlelt-«haa«o attUt, who played 
four different charaetos aad auio aboot ^Uso 
change.. Her name was TrtSbBr I III i C JTi 
ratoiKemeat— but after tha Utt Off tta dlBUnt. 
coU>red ball, bad made iST^ C^Uto^Sua 
held by Jack Lalt. It waa aaaooaead thatUia 
rotter Slaters would entertaUuTtw duT Bad- 

ii.!t ncceaetal of tbeir melodlsa. Bat a 
S""h dance at the cloee ^ST laSSTed 
gat. The BathakeUer Ttlo waa tha Mcaola? 

aa»£T^?''lfTL£»*^ Klufston and Thorn- 
I!r..I!r5. ""^ •? fortnnau, for hardly bad tba 



Lellan. and Meaars. Klaw & Erlanser apeak 
moat enthualastlcaUy of Caryll's mnsle. 

Tbey alao acquired from Mr. Ckryll another 
mnsteal comedy, called Sweet Panay, founded on 
a French comedy by Henir Mellbae and LodOTle 
HaloTy, the anthors of the book to which The 
Uerry- Widow so largely owed Its success. 
. The Satyr will recelre Ita production early 
to tlio aaw yaar, aad Swaet Pansy aast aoaaoa. 
Mr. Oairll will coma to America far bott pi«- 
dnetlsas. 3(r._C«ryll wlU be reesUad as Mlhr 
eOBigaaer of Tbe Shop Olrl, The Baaawar 
Olri. Tha Dnehees of Dantzle. Tbe Olila of 
OottenberB) Tbo Sorlnc Chlrken. and maay other 
Londoa Oaloir Tbaalre and Daly Theatre sue- 



SUMMER PRE MIERE 

Dr. Wendham's Experiment, a New Emotional Play 
by Ethel Watts Mumford and Henry Kolker, 
GivenFirst Production atiiartfoidp Gonn. 



■ Hartfbtd; Caoa.. Inly 9l— Dr. Wendham'a Ex- 
periment, a new emotional play by Xtbd Watta 
Mumford and Henry Kolker, waa pndacad for 
the first time on any atase tv the Boster- 
Bradford Plajers, at Parsons' noatio bora, on 
Monday. The piar will be oOend SO BrsaSwar 
early la September. It'a a Story of a BaflMk 
like mystery among Long laland'a ezclaalre set. 
prOTldea an Intereating thread upon which Is es- 
tablished tbe dramatists* thesis tbat Amerlcmn 
woinen are •ast drifting on tbe rocka of nen- 
rastboBla and that that Inaldlons nerrons dU- 
oaae, with Ira weakeahut of the moral fibre, 
can beet be combatted by tbe oltra-modem 
treatment of hypDotle snggestloo. Tba play's 
argument Is based npon Profeasor BarUUors re- 



CHARLW P. KLLIOTT. 



•od they 
time, 1 
returns. 

!h.'Jl5*«2*?£-f »•* McMsbon «d 



azit Ths crowd, by thia 
inpatleat for the Bgbt 



ra.V 'or a tune tbat OTen HeMs 

a?2.fi-^^* time, thay dlsfuaMd-lha ablMly 
ri>J?f. tbemactTeo popular In Ue most trytac 

SSli..^™. fearing that Ue crowd 

252*-S."?K aattlng tSeinrtr,™ Ithad 

2?f, •» J?».J>'«»l«>a acta, but they had n5 
taSbUfS ^ SI^'^J for th«'wM llttS; 
bV21 ..J*.J*™ •"> make a bit, with Qrlaaly 

the gauds. 




cent mncb-dlsciused dlscorerles In Fsris. Ur. 
Kolker played the leadlnc rale, and will 
star In It when tbe New Tork premiere la rlTan. 
In tUs trial week by tho Baater-Bradtords. 
the east to aa (oUewa: 

Chades BrelyB .. . 

Mrs. Brelyn 

Dr. Boyd Wendham - . . . 
Mia. Angostna Oaynor . . 
CalTin MortlMt .. .. .. 

PhU. I.awdoa. „ . 

Mrs. Lawdoa ..'..'.i 

Joe SUcy .. 

Alice Bawllns 

Sheriff Onderdonk 

WllUama 

Jenklna 

Adele 

Staged nnder direction of 



. .. Bdward Bai«y 
. .. Prances OaOBt 

. . . . Reury Kalkar 
. . . . Thais lAWtOB 
Clarence Bandysldo 
. Walter flltcbeoek 
.. .. Viola iMch 
.. Bngene O'Bilan 
.. .. Marlon Loma 
. . . . Bnrke Ctazli* 
.. .. Frank I.amb 
. . Kmeat StaUaid 
. . Uargaret Orceae 
Ueji B. Carlatoa. 



NEW WATER VEHICLE. 



A new form of loeomotloo. appraotlatelj called 



Tentlvo 

weldiht _. _ 

ter Is bat sizty-siz pooads.' 

It Is of exceedingly simple construction- A 
couple of parallel, pointed, water-tight tnbeo 
of galranized Iron. 10<A feet In length, are at- 
tached to each other 2^ feet apart. A light 
framework supports a seat. Beneath this Is a 
pair of pedals, tbe motloo of which Is cod- 
mnnlcated to propeller bladea- , A handle bar 
In front of tbe seat la connected with a rnddsr. 
Tbe traveler nalng this norel craft, by a pedal 
action Identical wltb that of tho ordinary bi- 
cycle, mores eaally orer tho sarfsce of tho wa- 
ter, and altera his dlioetloa promptly st will. 
He has an adTaatasa-OTcr ths roarer In factnc 
forward, as doss a canoo ' paddlar. 

It Is hot rsasoosbls to ospaet to see loaM 
of- these sqiiatle' erstts In this coontir' befofo 
long, and donhtless' they will be" used by per- • 
formers ss ths hssto of water acta for maar 
parks that afford . . . — ^ 

tltlon will canao ( _ „ 

Its distinct nordtr* lM-M- 
popnlarlsatlon. 



Tha Doner Players, whs bare bean glelaK 
perfotmanrss at the Btoao Opara Beoss^ alB>: 

laat iMob.'ls«*ihg tbo' bdaao daiK ; - ' 



Haaafsr «t tha 



nwatn, Vartiaad, 



FIGHT PIC-rURBS BARRbS 



Biltlmore, Ud., 



«y 'ihPrt2SL"f**.J.' '"Powlble to nreient 
hu ostinSKa^.ia tttadST^ Mayor kahool 
Ws iS B«lS.^^•!^*■^ to oae hU af- 

SSr «ViSmS1' ^ 'i'^'*KJ* " »• bolleyed 
tha» 1/. rlole. Tbo Mayor elslms 



Sanford Dodge 

Closes Season 

Oenm. Oul.. Jiair •.—Sanford Dodfo doaod 
bis aeasoB boss to-iusht. Be has bsoB playtnc 
contlnnoosly alneo Aognst 24, IM*. f«r Boxt 
season ho aaa aoToral new playa andsr coasld- 
eratlea. among wlileh Is a new Fraoeh com- 
edy now being translated by Frank Ataold, of 
Salt Lake City, ntah. Mr. Dodga will spend 
his rscatlon In the Colorado Bockles sad com- 
plete his plana for next aeaaoo. 



NEW THEATR E FO R STAFFORD. 

Btaffotd, Ksn., Jidy O. — After hSTlng been 
wlthoot an opera hooao for orer a year, StalfDrd 
now boaata of a new atmctnro coating 
•18,000, which WlU open aboat Sept, IB. It la 
on the ground Boor, and will siest 6M> people. 

BVERYTH INQ I N tWiM»B. 

' Ht : Sterllnc. Ky.i Jiflr '•■^-Vbe tack and 
■nimds are In perfect condition for tbo Mont- 
Bomety County Fair, to ba held July VMS. Mew 
haiBS- for Onv faorssa hare- hsea. Goestreetcd, also 
new buildings for calUe. sheep, hoga and pool- 
try. New terrttory baa alao been taken In. 
ma fair will put on a bis apeed and ahow 
program each daT. Premluma are liberal, 
amooatlac to M,<K>0. Tho plant has undergone 
a thocoosh and aystemstle coorso of dreaslng 
and Inwtoesaieat that aukso It woll ready for 
oeeaatsa. • 



Actors Stranded 
Out in Kansas 



Loawawettt, Buka 'Mty — ^ 

Bummer Tbsam Is aioasd asn * 

opeiated (or thno dan br^Mlor 

They were compelled to nao the. Fso. 



Sle'a Theatre for a tew days while tbe 
suae waa being repaired, Imt c 
warm weather the people did BOt 




winter house, and th«r t 
for lack of eaah. Aboot a 
plo ware left stranded. 



repaired, Imt owing to tha 
to the 



AT PHILAOBLPHIA HIMKHNIOME. 

PhUadelptala. Pa., Jnly 7.— I,aat 
season'a record for attendance was 

the Hippodrome. A nnmlter of 

ibsrs of California FiaaVs WHd 

Belna'a pickle faetacy, irharo aa 

cxhlMtleB was Btrea 

Um Snaunerrllle, with California Fraak'a 
ontflt. la training a new dancing horse. 

While riding on the streets laat Wednesday. 
Bias Jalla Allsa was struck Id tho -(see. by a 
stiaj bsssbaU. thrown some feanb. .flho 
ap p saiod at tho erenlng pertormaaea^^iMMSOr. 

- K. & E. IN EVAN8VILLE. 

BranaTlllo. Ind.. July 7.— Klaw tc Erlsnger 
hare secored eoatrol of ths Majestic Theatre 
the deal hartac bcea made throosh Geo. 
- - - nia WcUs wSoQ win 



aeie. the deal hanac he 
W. KortoB. of Iioalaetllc. 
(W la .oppooltloB le . tbe 



New Theatrical 
Circuit Organized 



Harlem. Moot., July 8. — Harry U Beck, well- 
known manager and producer, aod J. F. Adama, 
prominent house msnsger and newspaper sua. 
bave organised the . Beck- Adams Thestrlcsl Cir- 
cuit, and althoogh bnt two montba old. BOW 

boTe a well-organlasd etoeolt. eofoila — 

of Canada',' North DabMn; .Msataaa. 
Waatalngton, being aMo to taoto aa atti 
from North Dakota to the Weetara Ceaat. 

DAYTON BIDS FOR FLYINQ REC- 



Dayton, O.. Mr ■ • .(flpseUl to The BUI- 
hoard). — "ais* oa.-the grsatast aTUtioii meet 
that thc^ world has srsr seen and name yoot 
own price." Is the way that P. M. Barnes. . 
director-general of . the coming ExpoaltloB . and 
Pall FestlTsl in Dayton put the proposltlOB of 
a dying machine exhibition np to tbe Witsht 
Brotheis, at their testing gronada In thIa dty 
laat week. Br. Banea la from Chicago, baa 
bandied many sncceaafnl cxpealtlona. aad Is 

need to dotas Ma things. Ths WrMts 

elstcd tUs. snd Dsyton being their ^ 
they smilsd In appreciation of what 
Barnes hsd ta wad. TTieir irx-sl pride waa 
aronaed. After a moment'K wri^-pered confer- 
enca thay agreed. TOl Dr. J. c. Eberhaidt. 
chairman of tha arlatloB committee, they garo 
their assent to the propooltlca to tiT to hioak 
every prerlooa firing tceord. Tlw great ha- 
rentors and their pupils win. at Dayton, during 
the week of Sept. l»-24. therefore, gin dallF 
exUbltlona lo their aeroplanes, ana wul ho 
OTer OB the alert. whUa flying, to sslso apCB 
the exact jeatt sr aad gs Btow ttt w Jda 

uSsat*ajSMk^uko the taatsat Vude S 
aehlsva tha asatcat laadlac that has smr hem 
knowB. 'When tbeao facta became pobllc hi 
tbla dty the Wrlghta became greatar heroea 
than erer In tho mlnda of Daytonlana and all 
preparationa are being t\ada to entertain the 
great crowds of Tlaltoca who are expected hera 
that week. Special prises oT anst nine ar* 
to be offered to the Wrigbt papUs who hnak . 
'tbe preeent records daring Bxposltloa week, aad 
Blaas sro now being msde to have a f*"' 
faoB diataoea balloon races daring the. i 
daya. 



niMMBR BTOCK IN SAN JOS8. 

Baa Joe*. Cel.. JOly no Brissae-Hallet 
Flaycra reopened tte Oardan Theatre Monday. 
JoIy 4. Mr an Indefinllo engsgsmcnt. The op- 
ening prodnetloo waa At 'valley Forge. VIr. 
glola Brlsaac la leadlnc lady, aad T _ 

Moekbee. leading mao. Other nwben ot 

company ate Hope Moaher. Nlsbey J. Bowaid..- 
Bthel Howe. James Ony Oahcr. Fred Bmrlar. . 
Paul Stanhope and O. Leater Paul. All pro* 
dnetlona are nada nadar tho diractloa sC Al. 

H. Ballet. .. PepBlar iileta wp jtmH, 



6 



Ttte Billboard 



JULY ia» mo. 



KLAW SIGNS TERRY 

Fred Terry and Julia Neilson to Play in America Un- 
der the K. & E. Banner ;for Two Months—Entire 
Cast of th^ Tl^ee Mill jon Dollar CovEngaged 



l|OI 



'■■r York. July u (SpceUl to The BUIbaud). 
-^-wtam Marc Klaw retoriMd bom hU trip to 
Loadaa and Puis, on board tbc HambnrK-Amerl- 
catt line ataamer Amertka, his coonteiuaee 
care no elsn of aeltatlon orer tbe manacerlal 
altnatlon. H» waa bobbllns otct with cnthosl- 
aam. He was most sratUcd to be able to sa; 
that ba had encased Mr. Fred Tenr and bU 
wUe. JoIIa NeUaoa. who will arrlTe In New 
Xock the earlj- part of next season. It Is said 
tbtr <re to sppear st tbe Kew Amsterdam Tbes- 
to* la The Searlat PimpemclL hr Baioneaa 

Terry and IOm RUmi to tS'Sl^BOnths 
<nlr and It la. therefore, poaaibla that tha West 

will not saa tfaem on tills 

Mr. Klaw Is said to han completed sxraase- 
oients whQe abroad whereby he acquired the 

-American rights Of The Coort of Z<axembarc by 
Wnxiz Lebar, composer of The Meny Widow. 

When the Adelphl Tlieatre in Idndon opena 
aaxt aeasm with a mnslcal comedr by Messrs. 
Caryl and Mooekton. Mr. Geo. Edwardea win 
Bare aa bla aaaodates In its manaxement Measra. 
and Bzlanger and Cbarles Frohman. Mr. 
Is qnoted as havlcg said that *1t Is Mr. 




scVnal 



Tbeatte, New Tack, with their 

r» are Ukdy t» ba Isteicsted in another 
theatre orrr there, «a Mr. Oswald SloU, the 
mans«lns director of tbe Moaa Otreolt. Is look- 
Inc around for a boose for Amerfean prodnctloDS, 
each as Ben Hor, Hie Botiod-np. and other 
Mc playa. It looked at one time aa If we wonM 
Cet the t^eenm Theatre for that porpose. bot 
' that plua MI tfaraoBti and it la now a qoeetioii 
■riAl* lite to erect one." 



«• ae* »». *»-*se any oC u 
tta noleal cawilaa are ac tke 



tbe-drajnaa. and 
^Jtwae^ line 

li is tir aii rights, nid I predict Vbiic* — 

Xtek end other AiMclesB eittea." 

- - - 




PerfDrmers Lose 
Two Weeks' Salary 



Jj^Ta*. Joly 11 (Sped-' tn Tbe BOIboard). 
--*wnen the .Amaican Hippourome Gompany 
lefla gnmp of performers stranded In Wash- 
Inctoa, the Marten Family of Cyclists hsd the 
■Istoilune to be listed amonc the fonowlns 
aathrtfc wh i»_»eeet»ed Bear plandlts for their 
2a»_wafc Bvt aat IBM cant of leanmeratlott: 
■Bnm. tte eami Ona-Oevn (Oscar T.) Bal>- 
toA, the le»-aa4oo» asaa: JMa Oe IBDtt and 
f^aeee Beed. In eqgeatzlaB aetn the MMsaia 
35«ipe of Ja nsBSse ; tbe lostta — — • ■ 
lata: and Ddnore and 0*KeIda. 

After tlie Wsshincton Ossco t^ 
Oy were hooked to appear at the ve 
St Albany, and met a similar tste. 

Word* can hardly be penned which weoU. In 
toe slightest dcKree, erldenee tlie dlwnit » 
ate many perfotmere who have soltcRd lasses 
"^SiS? JSr,"' nnscmpulona oncanlzatlons 
tittle or Tio hesitancy in iMoldse 
sate ovcrthe snmmer Hip. e licul ta, and 
rjTS .r ""?* dsea wot warrant a eoatlnnatlon 
SLPUf'ci' ^1 "SS?™*" pockets what- 
ta» besa^tAcs In and leans the 
■erronner to wead 
-tehlUt in the best , 
It is more ImpoesiUa 

Some drastic messura 
wee to protect tlie \ — r mtmm. woo ■ 
SS^Jf^ to distant pointa fer hBM 
and glar ing falsehoods. 
.•^S^ ^IfJfiL** clrcnlU hare left Derfonnera 
52?""' witbin a week, and the ectloa of the 
WMte Bate Is beim; watched with much in- 
• {■"liJ'ff^.S?"**"- attorney, promises 

gL. y " B sMr tepid for the orsanlzatioQs 
w»i en wsiiaiided opeiellona znddenly and stop- 
ped peynsnt a Jnst ahog t aa qolck. 

BERTHA WALTZINGER AS MAD- 

; AME lyou iuH.^ - 

— ThTviSv'Sl.SJ*'*'" to Tie Bmb«ttd). 
— xne Mcaars. SImbert annoaoce thst tker have 
•S?,*?* Bertha WaltzlnKer for the role 

of Madame Poqoelln with Frank Danlela In The 
Bene of Brittanr neit season. Ml^ Waltzlnger 
S°^"'^ prima doaaa with Frank Daniels 
and De Wolf Hopper, bnt retired from tbe sUae 
B™l'«ee- Jr. It 
" JJ^aaia -tnat Mr. Bonifare'a contlnned 111-beaIth 
•■ »■» — ia .-It neeeasary fOr Miss Waltzlncer to 
■. WP—S7-1» ,l>».-'.at>ae^ . tOm Emma Francis, 
MBsan^-aaMcsMe^wIlk tke Boeers Bratnera^ 
*strlaWyJ»_»«oae»llIe, has been etiEsged for 
the role of ToineMe In the same play. 




ARTHUR STANFORD WITH SHU- 




fhct. wbD Ihr the last dve years baa been Icetf- 
iBK man with Elsie Janis in the diflerent IMl- 
pcodnetioos in which this yonnr star 
Ms. Stantad wm fee cnat.far an 



New York. Jnly 9. — Tbe complete cast of 
Cbarles Maries' sew mnalcal comedy. entltleU 
Three Million Dollars, Is annoanced as fol- 
lows: Jollet Msy Holey, Loals A. Simon. Mark 
Smith, Dorothy Brener. George Lydecker, Ar- 
thur Conrad. Carolm Gordon. Grace Grlswold. 
Frances Alain, George Barbler, Georgle Olp, 
Jnlta Eastman, Ab. Adams and George E. B<>- 
main. Tbe production, wtiich Is in three acts, 
waa written by Ediar Allan Woolf. with nasic 
by Anat(d Friediaad and lyrlca hr Darld Kemp- 
oer. It is to open at the Aliollo Theatre. AUan- 
tlc City, on Jnly SS. and win then proceed to 
Boston for a ma. fiwninf to Kew York In aev 
tember, to nm at one of the Klaw & Erianser 
tlMBtres. Tbe piece is belne stsged by Herbert 
Gresham,' and the dances by Ad. Kewberger. 
Tills Is the first production -wblch Cbarles Msrks 
has made alnee aayailns Ida connecOoa with 
Blt^aat ObIi 
yesra. -' 



MRS. H AVERL Y DEAD 

Wife of Once Wealthy Minstrel, Jack Haverly, Dies 
in New York Sanitarium in Destitute Circum- 
stancesr-Her DesiUiMounied by I^pfessip 



New Sork. Jaly U (Special to The BUIboerd). 
—Mrs. Ellzs HsTerly. widew of CoL Jsek Hst- 
erly, vbo, in his day. waa tka cMat af .all 
mlnsctel men, died on Jnly 4 iB.k'HSMlB aiBl- 
tarlum In New York City. . Mi HliailJ. a 
atepdauahter. anrrlTas hcc 

Six years ago thia Ilttla woaua started on a 
brsTe Tcntnte acalnst prlTstlaa and porerty. 
Her optlmiaai and eheerfalaeas, despite tier 
pllsht. sooa earned tac Iwr the appellation of 
■'the happiest htoke woman la tbe world." Oil. 
Jack Harerly waa at one time one of tiie wealthi- 
est mea on tlie stage, bat his happy-co-lacky 
spirit and tls erer-resdy tiospltallty left his 
widow desUtate — almost on tbe rerge of stsrra- 
tloD. She earned a mere pittance by selling coe- 
merles to tlie profesaloo and there never waa a 
Stage door that wasn't opened to Mrs. OeL 




Another Revival 
Given Mikado 



Kew York. Jnly 9.— Gilbert snd SnlUTsn's 
comic opera, Tlie Mikado, was revired for the 
second time this year, tills time by tbe Aliom 
Comic Opera Company at popaiar prices, st the 
Plaza Mnilc Halt. 

A crowded aodienee witnessed a smooth and 
finished presentation. Tbe dlstlngnlsblng fea- 
ture of this reriral la the preserratlon of all 
the traditions that lure been atuched to this 
comic opera efcc alaee tke day: aC- aSksct aad 
SniUranV asceadaacr. ; It ^WWLatwBTST typ- 
ical comic opeta atyte. - 'wlilMt "aaf ■ «C. taa 
modem iBteipalatlaaa or ' chaagca - that mlgbt 
affect GUIierrs ddightftil hnmor. 

Miss Ada Meade, . la the prima doana role 
of Ynm Yam, lias a dellghtflu persoDsiity, and 
sang with a fresh, girlish TOlce of Tolume and 
excellent quality; liobert Lett, as Ko-Ko, is a 
comedian of merit, whose original methods make 
him well salted to the part; Ph\l Branson Is 
dr^ .^nd laconic as tbe Mikado; Huntington 
May, as Pooh Bah. diaplays s rich bsss Tolce, 
aad baa a good aaaaelatloa: loba B. PhUIlpa 
acted In a daaUnir manner: JOaa Battle ArniM 
la aa attiaeti** KatUa. while Charles AtUng 
created a_aaa<'tiianBlaB la the nrie of Ptsb 
nab. maB>-MBB ead Florence Bother, aa 
Tarn TamnptMftMlkblaB.' alao won fhror. - 

^jlirtr .Aaaeals*. with 



i cn* aC CMv^ 



Cohan Attraction 
for .New Tlieatre 



Mew York. Jaly 11 (Spedal to The B:llboardi. 
— Despite mmois to the contrary, George M. 
C^isa will open h!s new playbanse In West For- 
ty-third street with a prodactloo from bis own 
pen. Neither the name nor the ex'act style of 
tbe production has been atmouoced, and prob- 
ably will not be uotU just tiefore the opening 
of the theatre. 



It was mmored tliat Madame Shcrty was to 
he tke laiUal pcif ocmance. bat Mr. Cohan u 
aMat cawbatle. a hia denial of this wUd story. 



The eabr t 

Is thst lAea 
Imnd-new aMsIeal- 
oat tiw eattra 
Jaarlab 




BEHMAN .'SifOW: 



COL- 



Kew York, Jnly II (Special to The Billboard); 
— ^Mlle. Troja. tlie Eoropean mimic ties lieea 
added_u a tntata atttactkk «e tba caat of 
Tbe Ctaege OMa ftr the iMl - WMk.' This 
ptadacttai. caaetdai t* ba aae a( tba beat oo 
citlier wheel, baa bad a- pheaaawaal ran. The 
lint week's sale la aald to bare beea tbe larg- 
est CTcr -bad at tbe OalamMa Sbaatte. Aa 



prodnet. hot pcrhape more eat oC pity aad i 
Ity than actnal need of her waica. . 

CoL Jack Bsretly la estlauted to hsTe owned 
Oilrteen theatiea snd orer twenty road ahows. 
He U repatcd to hare won and loat more fortnoea 
than any other man in the boalnesa. He died tn 
September, 1901, and it was then learned bis 
wife bad aold her yemirr to help him througb 
one of Ma many theatrical renturea. Its un- 
fortunate outcome left widow and dangbter 
stranded. Bat Mrs. Harerly wotild not sccept 
the shelter of tbe Actors' Home. Bbe sought 
to make Iwr own living, and ths profession la 
which Jsck Harerly had ahoBe and In which 
Mr*. HaTcily waa waH-beioeai, esetzllmted many 
beneftta ta lift matbar aad daagbtar tram wast. 
The tsaveeetw ' aaaMsaee aeoa waa gaae la 
tbe tliig j ^ tt€ aaMckCe. aad tba pceod old 
woaaa at laat lefaaed to aoUdt tha boonty of 



Owaette Hemaicreteia's Victoria, in Theatre 
ASey, Just orer tbe door of e brick balldlnc. ' 
appeued • qnslnt . sign: "Jack- BaTerly Cold 
tseam." That algn, wltlnat decorations, de- 
eeld of artistic emhrtllshmeats. tald 
fell oC psthoe and aanaw. . It.' 
carried on only by a heara ' 
tke oSers of .charily. 
At laat a change In her fortone seemed to bare 
Htc hawand's name had been need by 
Bankeellle,. a manager,- and la. a aalt 



_ .It. 

henkmptey. Oatlag 
Ms lUbiHttes. .. . She- 
snd had tO'CCBtiane ker' 
selling her cold cresm. 

She kept.np. m spite of nincas, for -the la»t 
two Tears, but recently bad. to go to tbe aanl- 

tarlom for an operatiao.- Her age, alxty years. 
miUtated a«last -bar lataeary. 
Her death la. aManad ' hr aa 




MAROARKT MORELAND FOR MISS 

PATSY, 



New York, Jaly 11 (Sneeisl te,ne : 
— Henry W. Ssrsge wfll present bis new Cttee. 
Miss Patsy, st tbe Uberty Theatre .ea.Iabar 
Day. Miss Margaret Morelaad baa bece ca- 
gaged, for tha Ingenne roie.. ■ • 




John 



New York. ViMy K — A laige crowd gathered 
at tbe Kalckeibocfeec .Theatre Ballding oo 
Tticsday eftemooa, Jnly 6, to see the JelMes- 
Johnson l>et. tnltlled between BeaiT -P. - Dlzea 
and Jobu T. Baker, respectlre 'inskaaeis of Tbi^ 
Big Berlew Compsny sad The Star Sbaw OIna 
Company, playing the Empire CIrealt bdaa ea . 

DlioD bet Baker .that -If - lakBsea woa the 
Sgbt be woold wbeel Baker la a a ii e el -barrow 
from the Empire BooUiuc , Ofltes la West SSth 
street, to tlie White ■ Rsts of Amerlcs anb 
Rooms, Broadway and .Mth street, sad Bskrr 
ttet.the.opnostte. . . ... . 

Dizoa-helng tlie loeer, a wheel-bairow waa.ae-- 
cored aad Baker had. to ait «■ a boa la^r 
Iwrrow while Dixoa rode him op tswa alaagr 
thr Greet White Way. Bandreda Of speetaten 
aihong whom were Oeorge M. Devere, TJncit 
Jim Cortia. Dao Manning, Dan I>oty, Barrr 
Campbell. Joe Dixon. Bob Van Ansten wllb 
hU duck: Nick Mnrpby. "Props," with his 
new shoes: Sim WUIlama. John Orleres. Eii. 
Shaffer, Jim Moeabao. Walter Early, of Tbe 
Player, and BUIt Hooho followed -on nehlQil 
as the pair went along. When the White Rats 
Clob Booms were reached, the pair erere gl'cn 
a hearty cheer, efter which DUeo bad to hr 

takaa.becfc.. la aa^ aate te tba.. ~ 

he was an- ia..- 1 

fell eat eC the l i a iien i 

he was trylag to pick hlmaelf op the femom 
np-stase pflltcewian came' aloogf and tbe aame 
"op atage, beys" anaonacement wsa msdr to 
the merry throng. AL Labia sicaed tlie tgret- 
ment as s witness when tbe bet wss made, 
and If either party tailed to foiflU the bet tbe 
jos«^Mi^t»tertMt^ tai dollar^ Afte r ^^^"^ 

loS.-' Vf y'-. . ■ a --^ 

TiijuiPi' NianrriMARB euMcs 

New York. Jnly ll' 

— Wl»eo Marie Ineeafsr^ 
more bsd foci 

oQsy aaaaetad 

brief raspUa (tarn tha baafdias hsoae drodgery 
and the mad . cap trip ahtsad ta And soiao- 
aiaid.aeeBea where ptsya aad play folk are in 
nonentity. For only throe short weeki TUlIe win 
grace other hlshwaya and bywaya than th'- 
Great White Way. She must answer tbe oil 
at the SbabSfta^a^Aagast l^aad 




Mew York. Jdy 11 (SperUI ts The Btnbaae|tl 
—At the Astor Tbcstre, Taesds'y memlag.. V'* 
first of the campaalee to go oa the read n> 
Serea Daya began taheersals. Th<s cotraenv 
win apca In AUaatle aty ea Jnly 33. snd win 
«e atiBhiht ta laa fMadsee. Aa a par t of 1^'; 



. JLY 1^ IMOt 



Xtie Oillboard 



7 



ASKIN GETS CONTROL BUREAU ESTABLISHED 



La Salle Theatre Secured by Harry Askin and His 
Associates, Who Will Change the Name to 
La Salle Opera House— Opens in August 



Ck:rM» loir U (Spwial to Tb* BlUbMnI). 
— AMMMdr lie recent eoort deckdoa dm Mr. 
nun Aikln aod hU auoclilea eoDtrol of ibe 
UMlle Tbeatre. » Wch, for m Ioob wm» tbe 
mmnlBK srouod of tbe mnileal tkow* tnleal 
" MWrsfiwer. We .re toW tbet tbe name or 
Tb.- I...USC wUI be cbtnied to tbe La Salla Ogm 
Ho->-r and tb«t tbe prenent rauufwacnt <apecta 
10 oi» n !».-«• • mmalcml pUr eoiMtlaM to 



woide of Adtlleon Borkbudt ud Colin DmrU 
and a mulcal Korc cboecn by Joaepb Bowmnl. 
Tbe lmuendlc|r play la at tfala writlnc oaaamcd. 
Mr. Aakla will cctala bla poaltion as bulnea* 
maoater of tbe Grand Opera Booae. Thia tbea- 
tre wlU vcabaMr «aca aooa wttk t 

i» mH; ' ■ 



J. T. Prince, in Charge of New Organization, States 
that Bureau Will Furnish Sketches, Mono- 
logues and Plays of Highest Calibre 




Ke« T«ik.'Mlr 11 (Bpeeial t» Tb* BinbaaM) 
— MeiiMnr Geeqe B- Bobb baa reraraed to the 



JINGA BOO CORT PRODUCTION. 

Neir Tork. Jolr U (Spcdal to Tbe Billboard). 
—Mr lobo Cart, wbo la at preaent In tbe Wcet 
laokltti; •(crr bl* Intereata In tbat terrltocr. may 
■ake New Tork City bla pcrmaoent borne aeme 
time dnr'nt tbe latter part of tbia year. H* ii 
aalrt to bare abtalacd .apUaaa 0* ^m.cMea 
locailooa la tb* MHmial atct'aa oC tka ultn- 
■well. (Dd may csaHw cither «■* at My ttac 

Mr*. Lralle Carter, a* far aa can be leaned, 
who Mani aodrr John Cort'a manacemeat next 
waaea. la to appear In a new play by Bopcrt 
Bocbn. Max Fismaa li i£bednl«d to appear In 
Uarr J>n«'s Pa. and a sew mnaleal play, en- 
titled Jli^a Boo. tbe IjTica of wblcb are by 
Ttaceot Brj-aa. >ad Che taoslc by Artbor Prior. 
t> (o be producrd. 

WItb tbe emptioo to tbe 'prelnde and the 
maslral oamber. Sooaet. oaed In UootKomerT 
and .Siooe's Old Town. Prior bai glreo bla itten- 
tloQ aliDoit ent'rely to band and orcbeatra con- 
poaiiloB*. wblcb bare beta cxtrcmidy pepolar 
tba «racU wnr .Mm a doccn years. - Ha la sea- 




Illinois Theatre 




Som 



aennth conaecntlre a aa aaa at . 

Mr. Cort will site Una Bo* * ' 
bcarlnt In October. 



Tbe Ratttakeller Trlu. are now on tbe S. ao^ 
C. Tlae, opeslax la JUana aty tbIa week. ItU 

" - - - _ _ IS 



^^Svuu^ wltk T. PrlBce. , 
Jr.. aa maaaser. la now an eatabllabed fact. | 
Mr. Prince tellt at tbat tbe new concern repre- 1 
aenta "the beet play bureaoa In New York Clt}" 

^— 




musical comoilles are boagbC. aold or leased. Mr. 
Prince left Cblca^ laat week on a comblaatlOB 
and plaaanre trip. He ezpecta ta 
to bla olBce aooo and In tbe meaanMfe 

to lafv a Uttl« wM-mtmH rnt. . 



OIRL OP THE OOkDSN 

viynx 



Kew York. tiOr U 

— iwo Urg« aoulCBM •rekl 
Oarld Belasco'a anereoa. Tb* 
Wear. Thla prodncilo-i I» pa 
beat pat on by tbe Corsp I 
paay al-wa It trmtt am tba 
•C dl tha 



Chlcaco. Jnly U (Bpcdal la Tha Wfllbaai*!. 
— Earij m Aocnat. aceordlaa 'to cau a at aa- 
ooancemeDta. tbe tlllDala Tbeah« wtU aaaa with 
The r.lrl or My Dreama, a aew moaledglay hy 
£°^J*'- <5»»e«. Tbe book of tbIa pEm la 
bj- wilbor D. Neabit and Otto Haaeibacb. and 
Carl Roacbn* la naoMsIble for tbe moile. Aibobx 
tbe plajreni who wffl appear la It aia Johnny 



OTTO HAUERB ACH A BUSY MAN. 

— Otio tlaoerbacb la Indeed a boay man aad wfll 

5^ """"f" '<«■ w Pl»J» to be pro. 

""fl"! aeaaon. He baa collaborated 
SSL^^"^"*""* °° Tbe Olr) of My Dreama 
ZS^^J'^. Pfodoced at tbf lUloola, and Ua 
Sy h.yjM be In CTldence la Tbat Dear Doctor. 

2!*^ »y iiiii iMt i at tha Owt 




gm ac Jack Baaca. tht *tiM: Wmm nfr 
9* Maetfd the part at tha «ri. aa* *a 
iSknt tha aaaa Matliaa wMA ha«a ■irtil 
ber prwlaga al rtMa,. Q aarf^ytl aa ^ 
Jobnsoo. Mia a enttai tiaA ani^ aa* in; 



CHOCOLATE SOLDIER IN LONDON. 



New Tork, Joly II (Special to Tbe Billboard). 
— By arrangement with Uana Bartacb. tepiw 
aentlnc FelU Blocb Erben. Berlin. Mr. Fred 
C. Wbl^y wUl juw«Bt_ Tbe caioeolata. SoUMr 

to 



no. WACHTER HBMONO; 

Kcw Tack, my II (Special ts The BOIbaaidK 
— Cooateraat'oB prerallvd for aoaa* mlnataa 
amoog tbe followers of tbe amaU-tlme raod^ 
fUle elrcnlts when It waa learned th.it &Sg 
Waebter wbo^ for the paat aeaaon. baa beea 
iMMtVlMgi for tbe MoTlna PlcCnre- Company ot 

AaMTlea, had lealgned b'a position. 

Sereral acta owe tbeir prominence to Sly 
Wacbter'a efforts. Amonc tbem are WalSb. : 
I^ncb and Co., Qneen Mab and Caaper Weias. 
E. C. Jordan snd Co.. Morrsy, UTlnfttoa sod 
Co., Sandow and I.ambert. Gertie De Milt mat 
Boys. KeUy and OaUlo. William O'Brien Tnopa 
of .Acrobats. Bosallc S^atcra, Oaryl Mooioa aaC 
otbcfs. . 

Winiaai J. Qaaa ! 
of Ja ~ 
ath 
at 
tba 



Evanston Plans 

Huge Camiyal 




itrrwt if i 
w«k aad ^ 



~ CiLeit';"' 



CMANTE- 



Npn York. Jnly IJ , 
— <h.Trl.Ti Krohnian la 
■l» iToducllon of Chn. 
jwrrofj I, In eridenea at the 
2J" '•••'^ Ibat la snpport of 
Sil,""' l>'«r «be stellar role. 
Byr»n. Bdwia Ardea. Ooiotby 



la Billboard), 
the caat for 
.llhoosh mncb 
Frobmaa olBce. 
Maode Adama. 
win be Artbnr 
Door aad Uar> 



W ANO DOWN BIIOAOWAV^ 

C Aiiw o. 

-Jh^JSSlf ^J? (Special to Tbe BHIboantl. 

llSe.1 "tw-.!?*!!^!^. Jrt»« way to tbe 
Jwn nSriS?- "SS.*^ jpadaellaB. On aad 

Srh^S '^?J5'?rr tl^'"*.J*'*" patter ot rrttsi 
tbi ^^"tJfiPlSL" « Sa hrtaaca of 
^^J*** whidi *• imlH Hi HI. 



""'■■^■■^-'CHAIilOEdi?'- - 



OMT 



-W ' ^n '°2f '8P«'«> «o Tbe Binboard). 

5n!.n7 Z, ,' ""•nee In the cast of tha 
a wSJL^J"';'"'*- Dnmont. wbo made 

IkTrSSil l **y* •»» In Tbe Olrl llehind 
E. : aSg- t* V!>* tb e part of rrltal Plnlf. and 

JUJantle City pbstoanpber. 



Oeaoal JkfrM af the Great WUMry Shows. 



Russian Dancers 
Comii^ to Chicago 



Chicago. Jnly U (SpeeUI to Tbe Binboard). 
— It la aald that tbe Imperial Russian l>allet, 
aa qrgaalaatlen iecralted nom the jtjjera booses 



Jahiaotr aad Bea At- 

weil, tha aaa who aactaeered tbe Chicago Sun- 
day **Fap" ca a eatt a la Chicago last aesson, bare 
tbe aetlve aianagemeat of ibu toor. Tlie IwUetv 
wblcb are to be prcoentcd are hlcb In Knropcan 
faror. Tbcy af« of a descriptfre natare and 
bare bees referred to by some as "ocular 



DICK FERRIS IN POLITICS. 



MlBDCipoIla. Ulnoesota. July 9. — Since bla 
wire, la wblcb be declined tbe offer of 
aoalaatloa aa U. S. Senator from the 
Btala at CUItomla, Dick FVrrla. wbo la atop- 
plac at tba Radlsson Hotel, of Minneapolis, 
where ha la detained on account of being tbe 
datcadaat la tbe aranstark litigation salt, baa 
lacclvad a letter from the Republican pollttnii 
narbioe of California. In which he la aakcd to 
accept tba Bomlnstton as lleuteaant-goTemor for 
tbe State of Callfomla. Mr. Ferria baa not 
yet fully decided as to whethir he srin cater 
tbi pollUcal fleld or not. bat atatca that U ha 
heearaea llaateaaat-goremor he win pdl off a 
lot of Mff craata la the way of amaaeiMala. 
aihietle raialrala, arlatlO!! aweta. etc.. wblcb 
wfll anha Callfsrala alt ap aad taka aatlca. 



SwansonNow 

In Denver 



Cblcaeo July 11 iSpecIal to Tba Billboard). — 
Tbe oOlcIal Information taaued from tbe Cbl* 
cago odke of Wm. H. Swaaaoa 4k Caaspaay. tella 
■a that tMr aSea la Oaaha haa haaa dsacd. 
aad that K Ja thdr iateaHsB ta opca aaaa aa' 
aOca la'Btarcr. Qpl. J. B. Hcaaeaay la slated 
tor the posltlaB of maaagw. TO qaote from 
tbe letter sent out la this regard. "Our Dee- 
Ter oOlee will la no aense be a Inaach. bat a 
soUd taatltutton fftandlar oa Its 
tlon. It will become a baying 
atcly. anT will be known as tbe 
son Film Company of l>enTer.'* 



BAKER A CASTLE'S ATTRACTIONS 

New Torw. July II (Special to Tbe BlUboatdl. 
— Wbllr Baker and Castle are boay arraogtng 
for their new prodo^loas tbey are glelng <m- 
prctal attention to tbeIr ataaoard attractloas, 
Grsujtark and In the BIsbop's (^rrlsg*. 

Both of thrae plays win be completely orer- 
hauled and rvtoncheil. the cast of escb will 
be msterlally strengtbened. The Weatera 
Granstarfc Conpaay 
Eastern Orasstark I 
tha_ Blih ip ' a CarrUge 

-!ii*g» >i— — ^ -^ ^-^ ^ 
H-BHr fMB Ifea at 9imm 



imgiDenra. Aoe wevierB 

ly win open Aasaat :U. the 
Coa njay Aaj i f w t 88^ . mt la 
laga ocpccBhca 



_ W. R . BatI 



Chicago. July 11 (Special to The mmoarll. 
— Plans for tbe csralrsl and featlTal which wnl 
take plsce In ETaa<iton, Aognst 6 to 13, sre pto- 
greaalss rapidly. Tlila eient to onder the aoy- 
pLcea of the church there. Hucn Interest 
bring erlEced In It and a huge saecaia f 
dkti-d by tboae who aboold know. 
Byrnes 1» active In tbe preparatory \ _ 
John HcGiaa. «t 8« Adasw.jtreet, (Aleago. la 
arraadaa tha aMciaiiaaa, prIrUegea, shows, etc 
The auunaeaaaBt hi aaslaas to get In touch with 
aa old plaatatloa tlhow. Passion play, modrl 
wutKiLK vuy. lUllpotlan Tillage. erFrla wheel, 
merry-go-round, miniature railway, and other 
good, dsaa ahowa. Alaa thar are doslag far all 
Kiads aC psMT — 
gall«lM>MC 



SHOWS RBMAININO IN CHICAOO. 

it WpiUll to Tbe BlUb aartt. 
ata^MS ad the week aa_ oOsiad 



— aaaaasaawB pavw*** " ~ 

t'b .-«BO i> aiunaeiurnc pabile Ineludea namKi 
Bberry. at tba Colonial; A Man'a World, at tha 
uarrtca: My Clnoerella Girl, at the Wbltacy 
Opera Boose; Baby Mine, at the Prlaeeaa; ag 
Tbe Girl In the Kimono, at tbe Zlegfeld. 
preaent occupant of tbe Zlegfeld Is the 
recent arrirail and white It la aol.of^a 
Boticaahly tor Ita a it d ta a lHy ,- tt la 
jj^^l mprored a«< ' 



BABY 




TINUES. 



Chicago, Jnly II (Special to Tbe Billboard). 
— At tbe Prlaeeaa Theatre. Bay Mine cootlnnee 
to amnae and please the patrons wbo go tbera 
foe their aatartalamaat. It la a play fall ^ 

- - hr a waU- 



aOUMERS DRAW OROWMl 




ta na 

_ which apaaci at 

. tma Ita Brat day. a 
laaumerable lloeksd to 
ta 



baas silBCf. Crowda laaumerable Oockad 
tha taka trsat ta na tha boys of tha atay 
aetta aad. watt aaa aad ^^rtcaaad^aad Ml 
titasi hy tha bisb-ciasa iihlBuw i H i t . : 



FiiEb a. LATHAM 



KCW Tork. July II (Special to The Billboard). 
—On hoard tbe Campania, of tbe Cuaard Liaa, 
whea It docked la New Tork. waa^Mr. Ftad- 
O. Latham, boalaesa aaaaanr aC tha 
atre. and geaeral stage d&aator tm 
Mr. Latbaas' 




8 



Tlie Billboard 



JULY 16, mo. 



N. Y. VAUDEVILLE 

Comment on the Various Variety Acts, Composing 
? the jPtograms Last Week at the Vaudeville 
. in the Metropolis 




tr OABDBN— A special sddeu 
~~~ tte debot in tU« eooo- 
* which Is- apMlallr n- 
Th* BuBTUd Uv- 




T»Tlor. Sjdacy Onnt, and J. J. Hnghei 
each acorcd an ladlvldnal sacceu. while tho 
mux tnsernl mnalcal nambcra were repeatedly 
P«l« by Night, Monii. G. Bjolaaao^ 



auniBV patttomime of the ParUlan nnderwodd. 

r o' HU*. Utau Ulnar waa recelred with 
um. Ib« TlnuMe Pialiw Bcanttea pr^ 
: — . " «»*"«'y- nwr ««p«ta»> nt artiatie 

lor won f>Tor with, new Man: Mmi Jtalier a 
mtl7 jcmx baololat, plcuia aSSoice. 



-MiL*'_r". 6f Bedim oa .^u. 

which waa termed AppoUaaiina, andproi^to 
b» a aatlra on the Fnneh wamu'alke^^ch 

Badlnl app^ued aa the burglar and Arthnr waa 

.JWalra wltneued the flr»t performSnce Md 

T^-^T i?wS^nnSSir*jgri "Mtoelnded Jesse 
t!!Sl.T ^I_Sf. V?"™'' A*™, a highly pleaalnic 
mnaleal eoBCdletta. which has Maj£ ieceiHS 
: »~n>t»aB rarely acconlea «i a« to tSS^tJ^o- 
^S't^'^? numbers were ^iietoL, 

•zacnted, tha dneta and alnginx were n.F ^ 

"Wther with the ntctortaqne aetttog^ made U 



wlia la the fealnze ot tha aeCaatrit etttabjf 
want atrpng. The dnale la <m eftto SnmS 
pUcaa ot cycle formaUon ara^&^DM^te^ 

to *5e temt long after the ^SSS Si 
SSPSt, jf?^.;, aw wlaard of the memoSS. 
S*^*^ "V " an artist. NeiSbSs 
-SR ^i??*_j2*J5°^"<* appracUtod the mel- 
Bottan oBUt ot thU ta^- 



:Sd%^^.jS*JSSi SM'esi'Wu? 

SS££^^ .P* »«n costumed aid ^ 

•Iderlng the poaltlon, scored heaTlly. 

S?^*^K_2?^^. IHKATEE.— Sra Tan- 
i.iS.^!52£t "^t. draw 

Py^^ Wd. a ^toa cia JtDurth bUI of ex- 

^i5SmS8.«2SSrwSS?^ ISSgul? 

were The Golden Trmae of BonUn Danc^ 
who gare a ^remarkable exhlhlSn^ln 
dances; ftank Tlnney had tbe andtaMeTfToI! 
the atart, the orlglnaUty of thla^Wack?aS5 
comedian nerer falls to aJoie heavily iid keS! 



Howard scored atrosgly In their hnmorons skit, 
and well emlrted spplsnse was the lesult of 
their efforts to entertain. Catherloe Hayes and 
Sabel Johnson, In an amusing oddity, A Dream 
of Baby Days, gambolad and trolleked aa Uvety 

*, B tBMr aOVH vnCBK pM eOMady vBVlDg. 

: 0. Km. Mk JL OMh, Phn TKftn and 
l/onla-Baycra, la • wiwd aewiliatla act. eo t lMed 
Roman flpotta aai P*tH—— i wM • Mntfoaa 
ot pkviiaai' akUl and- atoMad tta 
to 



lESSt.r^.j;—"*'"'. »™™** rrame of 
Mmce Uigcam and Company preaented 
— — "•tie plwlet, entitled The Dach- 
■ fSi-jlJr- J?"",. ^S"! •rted and warmly re- 
ei*»ed; The Oasdh Slstets. in feats of sttSietT 
aad Kdley and Kent, comtOeted the bllL^ 

EOIGHTON BBACB UCSIC HA1LL.-The pat- 
fSSlSL LJ*^ contlnnea above tti..- 

S2f"Sfe_S° all-anmnd entertaining bill 

YVLSS^ of the program was 

SlS?^ftSjrL'f"J™ °! * 'PWted comedy caUed 
rSJ^'^..^^^- S"^* Marguerite Haney 

S25?^" _/*!Sf"^.'» ^ anpport were Balph 
Uim and Ed. CdlamaD. and a gingery choni. 

PSLJ* Introdnced, from whlcb the aodl^ 
aemed an abondanee of amuaenuBt la DaiHt.- 
ftiattag In the game as tbe oivoaitlon fiction 
to tlie players oa the stage. Mile. Htnme 
Amato and Company, In a Freneh pantomlmi: 
termed In the Latin Quarter, was another ver- 
"'S.'" ™uch depicted Apache of which the 
public appears to be growing tired; The Uow- 
maa Brothers were well recelred In their black- 
ne* llae Of ebattet; Xbe Fire Musical AtoIos 
. added aaoOer apoke la their huge wheel of 
Meeeaa; CMla Bratheia. tbe real dyed In the 
wort Jwtag,. pwMBted a aUt ot Uogbable ab- 
"""•fe' SS? kfPt the aodloice la aa opnar 
mm am Mm. ot the act. Tom aaiini acored 
with hla darar eceentrle dancing; lolli Rarr 
waa captlTatlng In her rendition of new soags 
and tine to life impenonatlims; Mair and Evaiu 
completed.-,the bill with an nmnminr comedy that 
pleased. 

" KE ITH AKD FBOCIOB'S FIFTH AVENDB 
SS ^ JSS — 'V!S!* mlrfit b*_ termed an aospl- 
dpw JMMar hOI^^Hw ofteilng at the head 
of wtilch waa MM. Era ray In ber bafflinc act 
of mind reading: her personality and ready wit 
oCCseta the strain upon her andlenee. who aooa- 
nnUy alt back and wonder bow the trlS^s 
dooe of penetrating one's thoughts vid answer- 
liig Qoeatlona of future existence- Tbe sui*- 
porting bin Is ixiilte np to the atandard mali,- 
talned at this theatre. Including among other 
established features Harry Breen. who Justi- 
fies his bliliog of the male Kra Tsnguay- He 
certainly keeps hla audience agoing wlUi his 
ncrroas sntlcs and aonga hot off the grlddli:. 
Ude Iielgb and company ptnented neat and 
Bluaallnc dramatle playlet calU 
W*. whUi -waa «<U^z ~ ~ 



NEW Y ORK C HATTER 

Short, Crispy News Items Gathered Along Broadway 
Pertaining to Vaudevillians—Their Plans and 
■ Intentions for the Summer Season 



A peculiar coincidence happened _ 

at the Masonic Temple. George M. DtTtNk C( 
Tbe TraTellng Salesman Company, and John F. 
Clark, the extemporaneous singer aad mooolog- 
lat, met tor the Oiat time in the lodce alnee 
John waa aude a Vaaon. which waa aerenteea 
yeara agOk Saofgo gcapoaed John at the tlBe, 
and tbia Is tto Ant Um» ttay mat alaea tbe 
night >eha took hla de^cea la Man" 
How Btt, F. aad A. IL, Heir Teik. 

havpy tbat 



CHARLES W. GATES. 



called Wealing the 




lana toari 
red lor tha 



tamed to New Jeiaey la a 

irhicb waa espeeUUy cbaiterad 

Harry A. Bllla and Tom McKenna, ftnsady eC 
Ttie QoarUtte, bare algned with the D nckat sd sr 
minstrela tor next aeaaon. They wUl do ttelr 
new apcdalty aad will alao appear la tha Bat^ 
■kellar-aeeae wlth- t he ah o w» -3ba boy* agy <bay 
an tlMd yandeTiUa aad woold tatbor hate 
torty-d*a weeka^ steady work ot 11.4S. 



THIS WUK« BILLS. 

(To be rerlawed next week.) 



NEW BBI6HT0N THEATRE.— The current 
week'a blU Incloded Master Gabriel. The Bight 
Gelaha «irl«, Elisabeth Bnce and Charlea King, 
Cbadea Ahem Tnnipe of CydlaU, Jack W. 

Connelly and Margaret Webb, Bothwell Browne, 
Tbe Four Mnslcal Hodges, Lynch and Zcllar 
and Josle O'Meers. 

KEITH AXD PBOCTOE'S FIFTH AVENUE 
THBATHEU— Mrs. Fay again heads the blU at 
this cozy theatre. The associated acts are Chas. 
L. GIU and Company, in The DeTll, The Servant 
and the Man; Linden Beckwith, late prima doo- 
na ot The Midnight Sons Company. Cna Clay- 
ton and Company, Including Franelk Morey In 
His Local Color; Arery and Hart, Xbna OwSall 
Brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Stnart Danow, Harry 
Fox and MiUenhIp Slaters. 



Tbe BUIy Allea Uoaleal Comedy Co. baa Just 
completed Its Oftr-ant weak aad la booked 
solid for the balaoee Ot the saaiaar aad next 
aeasoD. The roster Is ai foDowa: Billy Allen, 
manager and proprietor; 7obn HdddleatoD, Jack 
Ogle, Geo. Hart. Ed. Bncbaaon, Frank Down. 
Lester Eetner. Fred Adama. Joale Bright, Cora 
Mitchell, Ekie Ketner, Eaale Ketoer, Mary 
Looker. Florence Warner, Uadge Warner, Osle 
Palmer. Jennie Dean. Carrie WtuOB. Harry Bald- 
win, adTsnce; A. G. Stelner, musical director. 



Bose Berry Is meeting with great success In 
her new planolosoe and Imitating number, play- 
log the small time, and will sbortly appear, at 
some ot the larger eircolta, aa her act baa been 
proeoaae a d a hit. 



arm, talking over old times, snd John ' waa 
bnsy telling George bow to raise TegetaUea la 
Jersey without seeds, and Oeocge waa taWng 
John how to raise celery tag, aalwar). ■ yittsat an 
agent. Tbe two old turn ata wa Oay 
Improve with age. 

Martlne and Carl, those clever society acro- 
bata, are certainly coming to the troat. la 
the short time these two clever boys have been 
together they have been working every week, 
Tbe act was a big hit on the Keith and Proctor 
time, and now they are preparing to settle ar- 
rsngementB In reference to signing contracts 
to appear in Europe at the leading theatres and 
music halls. The act la entlivly different from 
all ottaacs la tbelr line, aad tbe comedy man has 
a siyla,oC bis own In presenting hla funny stnnta. 
The atralght man makes a good appesraoce and 
geta bla share of applaose all through the act. 

Mbs Florence Fair and Mlsi Bose La Place, 
after a very sncceasfol season with the Inter- 
national Opera Company of thlrty-flre wceka, and 
who are now In New York for tbe aammer, will 
shortly go to the mountains, where they will 
spend a few weeks* vacation- These two charm- 
log young ladles made quite an ImpreMlon with 
tbelr clever dandog, and were pronooneed to be 
two of tbe most artlatle ezponaata of ballet 
dancing with the company. They have been 
algned to appear with the Hammeistsln Opera 
Company at the Manhattan Theatre negt 



Jean De Kreko, with bla company of Inter- 
national dancers, appeared at the sommer park 
at HlUs'de. N. J.. laat week, anil scored a tre- 
mendous hit. Manager De Kreico la now con- 
templating playing the big time in vaudeville 
next season. Manager De Kreko took the entire 
company to Coney Island last Sunday and gave 
them a grand time, tak'ng In ovary amoaaBMnt 
leaoct 08 tbs lalaad. attar wuek ttmr all, lat 



kopo BsBT woaft adad tks pa ra dea, aa they 
«m ba ceod flash xadacacs Ar him. and It haa 
Mta iBBwad that. . it It sgnaswltlt him. hs 
la Bdat 'ta ds It sU siMr agalB asst naaaa. 

Kiss Kathetlaai aC tha SnIIlvaa aad 

OoasUlaa boSklaf sOeaa, «Uto letoialBK Mai 
HonUiigtaiB. Ih I., aftar apwdiag a few^dnt 
at the Boauaer hoaie at fsutlvea, mat with .aa: 
accident while riding in a caalage on the way 
to the depot to come to New YWk. An aatame- 
bile atruck the cairiage aad opast tbs wtala 
party. In which wcM Mlw Kaaalag's notbar. 

aUterx and otksob. .▲ .BhiaMBB.attaadad the 
Inluied, after wfeM itts faMir.tMk the trala 

to New York. ' . 

Abe Felnberg, of the Solllvan and CXmaldlne 
ofllcea, la now booking acta for the £mplre in 
Brooklyn, N. Y. Abe apent the Fourth oat on 
the Atlantic Ocean and came bome all aan* 
burned, looking like a boUed abelUlsb. Aba is 
now bathing in buttermilk and using all kinds 
of cold cream. Be haa been given several hnn- 
dred remedlea by dlSetent performers, aad is 
now busy trying to aee which one will do him 
good. 

Miss Bettle Gray, the charming young char- 
acter ainging and fli'f'"g comedienne, who 
made anch a good impresaloa in mtiaical comedy 
last season, will shortly open in vaudevlUa with 
a new alngle act, with aplendid new wardrobe 
and a good line «t aoaga aad daneea. jUaa^Ctay 
will no doobt. prove a wlaaar. as sbs ,kMi.'B 
pleasing peraonaUty that wUt sacely wiB kit 
favor with the audiences. 

Prof. Herrman Waller, the chsmpkin heavy- 
weight lifter. whUe dolnc tia act at Olyade 
Park laat week. a»t with « acrere aeeldeat wUIe 
lifting a 140-neand damb-helt over hla head. 
He aSppcd aaf the ban Ml oa hla taee. asarly 
knocking hla eye oat.'.:Aftw,haiaK..attHdad 
hy a-pbysleian, he caaa t«' ^ la anr sesj^ ts 
work again. He i)p 
Theatre last week. 

Harry Fen Dalton, tba . 

Comedian, la coming to the^tnat, Atter 

ing the Pantagea, tha United.- and. tba- 

klna time, be la now contemplating, golag to 
Knrope, where he haa had aeveral oBacs to ap- 
pear at: OS Tattsaa aaalc haUa. 
aays lie wlU- Mt^aaU aaT' — ^ ' 
expceu ta spaa "With a 




Mr. Saltaa 



At Hcnderson'a Mnalc ' Hall the following 
artlaU appeared week of July 4:. Jeanene Adler 
and ber PldES. good; Miller and Tempeat. good; 
LUUan and Patricia pleaaed; the De Fcrresls. 
great: One Edwarda and School - Boya, a riot: 
Uooke, Bothert and Sommera, fine; the Aaatal 
Troupe, very good; Jack Wllaon Ttlo, a acream; 
Ernest Pantzer Troupe, excellent. 

Gewge G<KslIne la coming to tbe front rapidly, 

I his act Is making good. Hla Imitations ot 
different mnslcal inatnuaents and volcea of ani- 
mals score him wsrm applause. Hla finish Is 
very strong, as be wlnda np with a good line of 
dancing. While at tbe open-air Hippodrome, 
B7th afreet and 8th avenue, he waa one of tha 
hiu of the blU. 

Mlsa Julia Nelson, that charming young soo- 
brette, who la '"»H"g each a big hit In vaude- 
ville In her clever alaglag and dancing act, la 
meeting with snccesa. Tbntigh her act being 
anch a big hit, aba haa bssa sicasd to open 
with Dixon's Big Ba ii s w -Bsalasspa Ib aw ag 
aeaaon, where aba sMI .aniMf.'ik' jMS -sC tlB 
leading parte. 

The Koppea are now arooad New Zork, after 
playing a aaeceastal aeaaon on tbe Loew Cir- 
cuit and are now matlcatlng for the summer at 
Coney Island, where they will try out a tew 
new tricks and by next aeaaon wlu have a new 
line of material, which will no doubt keep the 
act going. 

Uoyer and Co., thoae dever lllnalonlsts snd 
wonder-workers, hare algned with tha United 
for a number ot weeka aad irtU open Angnst 1- 
Tbe act haa been doing nicely right along and 
ao doubt will be kept bnay aU aeaaon, as several 
new atartllng features have been added to 
the act. 

SyiTcater and Losare, the maf ieltns, are apesd- 
Ing a two-weeks* vacation at t«ng Branch. >. 
J., wbere they will enjoy themselves at thu 
famons pleasure reeort. They have had a very 
aucceaaful aeaaon and are bow getting some new 
material in readlnaaa for next acasoo. 

Hawley Olcott and Co.. whUe at the Foor- 
teenth Street Theatre last week, had the honor 
ot being one of the best acU that ever appeared 
at this bouse. The act was a hit from start to 
Onlsh and received a grand roond ot spplsuie 
at every performance. 

There certainly waa some fun at Fair naren 
on the. Fourth of July, aa a crowd of White 
BaU apent tbe day there. Boating, bathing. 
Osblog and athletic pastimes were a tew of the 
■porU tbe boys wblled away the time with. 

Frank and Sadie Batrlgaa, after apendlng > 
week at Lake Compoanee, Conu.. will n^„i 
week'a vacation at the Delaware Water Gap. with 
tbelr cblldren, as the guesU of Walter C. Mack, 
wlw Is raaaiaji tba inmocr park there. 

■jdnqr Wire aaya ha has oas ot tbs worst at- 
taSto ei chenmaSnn and lnaahaaa a man ever 
bad. Bs waaM.|tadl]r swap. ItjS *» •VS^ 
ot equal Talae. ;6Maa tndlag W ;W^ 

wUl ba . ■aoeaptadi.'.-'<-^:.''v! .•>,-■• 



. Xnqr aad Laaibiarttf st lasti' 
tor 



[ to sail 



JULY 16, WO. 



Xlie Billboard 



CHICA GO VA RIETY 

New|Acts Reviewed by Billboard Representative-Dis- 
cussions of Other Acts Appearing at the Leading 
Vaudeville Houses in the Windy City 



AU<^HIOA.OO TACDXVUiU BILL 
WBSK iUUX 4. 

A— PIOJ* Mick, atncer. 

AabUnd, No. B, in one. 
B— The FlTc Ltrgards, Acrobats. 

Wilson, No. B, tn (nil (tisc 
C— Paul Daaw»M. B. F. Bccentrlc. 

Pilalt Boyale, No. 4, In on*. 
D— Wormwood'* Monkey BlocUats. 

MtJeiUc, No. 0,1d tnU aUf> 
B— Tbe Musical Lyres. 

Vlrclnla, No. 4. In one. 
F— Ib« RaUwkeller Tilo, Singer*. 

OlotK, N<K «, In full »iV.,^ ^ . 
G— Walter and Qeorcla Lawrence, Irish Com. 
Skit. 

Ualeatle, No. 8, In one. 
H— WILLIAM FABNUM AMD 00.. OUlile. 

MajeaUe. No. 8, la full • 

I— Tbe Brlttoos, Sinacr " ' 
PeUn, No. 




' with the American Mnale Ball dosed, there 
WIS no little OlIBcolty In chooslnx the second 
or Tbe BlUboard'* all^tar Ohleaso accresstloaa, 
a mgst thorooch corerlDS of erery small-time 
bouse in the city being neeeuary before a 
Just choice coald be made. 

Tbe besdllner was •gain the easiest act 
to place. Thta waa WlUlam ramnm and hi* 
company, umuitlng tto «B*-aet elaa^,. The 
Mailer* Masterpiece. It la aa set. all so 
vretty and dararlr «Tiatcd,,.aat, MmMied 
with Hr. Banmm's aclMie ablUtr, leares little 
twsi ftr daobt as te "rthliili act shonld be head- 
BMi. ; Charles LorcBbttg'a- OperaUc FestlTal 
Ii tha atxt Imt oSerliia la tbe list, and to cloac 
tto ibow. aa they did at tha MaJesUe. seems 
la ha tha best spot atted (or tbem. Ttie PlTe 
Lniilds would be a good cloalng act. bat the 
«f(fBtk (estlvsl Is too long and too big aa act 
ta ta' placed any higher. 

.' Vs avoid any maaotoay' between Fsmom 
■ad ths operatic act, the Brtttoas would be s 
■MlV- team to flt tha occasion. They hald 
tk* same spot at the American a few weeks ago, 
and when seen st the Fekin Tbeatre, July S. 
they were better than arer. Walter and Oeogla 
Lawrence, In their Jnat L sndrd, ara the beat 
In tha fenitMas to psts the war tm anch an 
act as Iks Ilallara If astarplce*. aad la Spot a 
~ t tha sUghtaMtr CsBswtng the 



aad Hlia Bald's recslaa oC A Tkwnaad LIrw 
to Lif* w«a appNClatsd. Is tkair liamoar 
Bambeis, Mlaa fiud waold da well te fallow 
bar partDw'a moefiata -mm 
to It that tb«r wwk totodwt. 

TBS OBBAT OHABCOT, BXFjiOZIR. 

Bosh Ttmple Theatre. No. 6. Ml alag*: IS 
aUontcs. Seen even log, July 4. 

No matter what Cbarcot'a ability as a bjp- 
notlat la, he la certaioly an artiat at knowing 
what Is wanted along comedy lines In this 



PERSONAL PATTER 

Pertaining to Vaudeville Performers In and Around 
Chicago— Notes of Their Plans, Prospects 
and Professional DoiQgs 



with the spaaing of the Academy Iheatte the 
mUdIo Ol Angnat, that house will be gtran «*ar 
t* Taadarllle pcnatmaacea, a policy which has 
set hold (Mth here tor orer twenty-foor yecia. 
The toiwal pablle may not be aware of the fact, 
hot an old-timers know that the Academy of 
Mnsle la Chicago's oldest playhouse, snd waa 
at ooe time Its foremost. The flrat TaudeTtll* 
performance at the Academy waa glrea by 
Billy Emmett. It Is also Interesting to know 
that tbia bouse was the stepping stone to success 
for Tony Paator, the TaadarlUe magaate. he 



BaibikOIIv mok Which, thU week, was the 
faatara of the Olsba'a fourth -of -Joly bUL The 
Mailcal toita, one at the baat musical acta aeca 
here in many moons, Iiad taw rivals tK the flfth 
poaltloo, where It ta nepfsaaiy to kaoF (ha aadl- 
ence In the enthnalasUc auta whIA wooM (a*er 
Wormwood'a Monkey BleycUata. 

Fanl Bauwens has few eqnala as a Mack-taee 
eccentric and, placed between two allent acts, 
such aa the monkeys and tha Tin Largards, a 
moat wonderfnl troupe of aetohata, be conld 
rerel and delight In his leodnm, noyd UaiHc 
needa Uttle latrodnetloa. Bis shUlty la anch 
that hia la an act good enoogb to open tiie beat 
bill in the coaatry, ao ti>«e remalna little op- 
portnalty for any single dancer in the Windy 
atr to stand a better chance to open the. all- 
Gucafo.MU. With eoeh' a combinauoD of atars 
aa tUs, the "all^tar" theatre. If then were 
one, aboold pack tha hooa* to the dam* at erery 
performance. 

BBANDON AND XAXLOB, KIO SINGINO 
AND DAMOIHO AOI. 

Irle neatte. ' Mo. S. FdU stage; 14 mtn- 
■IM.. Been erealag. Jnly «. 

Worthy of belnf taatatcd on the small-tUne, 
aad of appearing on any bUL They are billed 
as "a great kid act." aod they sorely hava one. 
bnt It ceaaea to be a kid aot at about tha laat 
quarter, their cloalng nomher being that snappy 

KT 2^ jai3!u y Lx u^J- ^^ 



Three Teracs of 



"Obaae" en 
and aftar 



aa ao 
some 



nUdiable kidding la dlgoeted. lhay Teach Tra 
WW uid_teU you aboot a Stwony-Oouy Pedlag 



Osadng Orer tiiem, all which aerres to 
m they 1X0 "Just kids.** Kiss Tiaylor, at this 
powt.,.f0t ta some colocad apola' aad enaeled 
-a jmt. laaUy UtUe soft atop, which reeelTed 
a haoae tbirot appUoae. Snst '.hafofa deataw 
In their nriUtatr ]a««ta,.'jrttt ttNr aUltaqr 
aoDg, they aang_ 8 wee U&A SiMar "Wa^o. 
When It'a T-O-U, JCIas ThyKc bdav aeatad la 
an elcctrie-Ilghtid swlag. ^ 
.J^: Brandon possesses the only taalt. la he 
fannd la their eSorta. and It U a Slight aos. 
Be aings too loud, maklag all of bis clear teoea 
in a email theatre ognad forced. Be haa a 
Toice' which Is om>ToiaailiNus tot ererythlnc 
except large andltorioma, and It ahoold be 
treatrd as such. Mtaa Turlor, who la pleaalng 
to look at, sings pleasingly, dances (racefoUy 
aM^ to hsr own petlta war. omn thin pleaies 




iM>: HBU>, StlfOtNO AOT. 
avals Tbeatre. No. t. FnU stage; 



„ J.., Ing, July 8, 

rot t iMtr team, hoi a team of gtrls who 



ir 

«v* m-w»mnw .WB,- iiw» • ivajil m mum wuu 

eatmala tha toU leDglfe et their act The 
wardrobe, ,tewa*er. should xeeeira the nMOt 
atteattoa la thU Hod of aa eSWIng. aad la 
their esse It hss b*«B Monlaglr neglected. 
Not saying It Is not pretty, ft hardat* too 
oiach on the apparel assd on the other side 
of thefooUlghts, The tews wen tf Mtaa BOM. 

by the home fireside. ■ 
Their slDgtog is «( a better class. One sings 
usee rags. UIss Xdmnnds, 
^PM^gtg-Tty^ Musl«_j«an 



R. J. GARDNER. 



MIsda, tha other 
tte ragger, haadlM 
•at ntar «Mt Bi«, 




fan. win brtag Xaa back 
ahrad or. Labor Day. the ] 
the sketdl next eeassa taU 



Msaagcr of the Q*a Thcstr*. 



branch of vandeTllle, and when hIa eiforta are 
orer the audience Is geoeraUy tired from laagh- 
liif. Like othera of his kind, he caUa isr 
TClaateers tran the andleaee. and at coca pco* 
eeeda to arold anything that wanM hare a 
summer house. After pnttlac than dl. or. 
rather, all who are eympetSeUe eueugh to 
be wUUug to nadaico the otdeal. tn a hxp- 
aotle aUt*. he maSce tbem- eee mice, eiag 
soiKS, and do vsitous other stunts, which 
plc'aaed the fancy of the Bosh coterie. 

He la aaslated by a lady who makea thlnge 
oongcntal around the stage while he la emitting 
atreaks of aoporUic Infloenee. Compellid to work 
under the dlaadrantage of using toldlug chaiis, 
Charcot underwent a mlahap Monday nUbt. 
but ahowcd quick tMakIng powers by uiiljalng 
the mlahap ae a laugh-prodiiclng suustlon with- 
out ebaspcnlng hIa dignity In tMs leaat. 

WALTSB AND FBANCIS LAWBliN'Olt, IN AN 
IBISH COMEDY SKIT, JUST LANDED. 

Uajestle Tlieatr*. No. B. In cae; apodal 
drop; 14 minutes. Seen ' maliaae, Jnly B. 

Irish line*, brimful of Irish wit, apoken by 
true Irish characters, make this Irish comedy 
a wboleeome and extremely eojoyable bit of 

Irish brerity. The title legtrdt an Irish col- 
leen who, attv a selection bom Bene wlHt the 
CBSleas-hooae Inapeetoc. awalta her ."darllst" 
whOb la this country, U a apony chap with a 
keen edg* («r tm ai wen as (or sport. A 
special diOK showing the Loaltaala, alda na^ 
tarldir te the rlchneae of eSect. 
' Mlsa bawieaee la enjoyable, a naturally ele- 
gaat artist*, who appears the charaetsr per- 
oayaA :a?*^ momeBt._ Ton c an n ot help liking 
eh you would tir. aad no 

«ap«ak} 




being the laet auaagar to tastan Tarlaty la tha 
Halated atreet theatn, which happeacd tweaty- 
tonr years ago last Ifsieh. Thla tteasa U 
now under the general managcmeat ft WBUam 
Who alBO controls the Haymamat;' BUon, 
_d war. Balph T. Kettering " 
xepceacntatlTe of the new circuit 

Uisa Jeanette Lee, who la known In prlTate 
life ea Mrs. F. Benrl KUekman, was seen and 
heard at tha WUsan A*». ttsatio lart W««k 
aad that asa la aahlnca hiv lanaMte* It mild- 
ly. She hlUa hersdf The Girl wla the Alcahip. 
getttog that appellstlon (torn a null prop 
saroplane, which she nsea la her stcood num- 
ber. ^Take Me Dp With Xoa, DesrM. It will 
not he a emsll ooe long, bourtfcr. ICc Aa Is har- 
iag one bnUt large enaugh to. e^iF henHt and 
all the necessary banthg ■aehuny t» auko It 

go and appear real. 

Jerome and Lewis, s hit st the BaA Temple 
laat week, keep the aadicDce gaeaalaf tin ,the 
*«ry laat. Mo aas vm soapeeU that LewU la a 
man tmUl tha wig cosMa off at the last eacore. 
Conttaiy to «eK cdoted teems, they do not 
bother the sndlence with the buck and wing, 
preferring to allow their toIccs to be tbe fea- 
ture element of their offering, for which tbey 
^^^^gwft^^^ ^^^gttwteiMggrt of^ Mng 

tit. B. B. Boca, Biasgar o( tbe Grace Bay 
ward Oo., -Is la town r e en perating after acT' 
oral waCkt of royelty Utlgatlon orer Graustsrk, 
ta whIA Hiss Bsjrwsid waa implicated. She 
has at last coma away the victor, recelrlng her 
Aist nwstd for being the originator of Gran- 
atark. Mr. Boa* wlU "loaT' around until the 
llk'a Beunlon up at Detroit, from when he 
win go camning at Wolf Lake, Mnakegoo. 
MIA. Be will gat back to t^Ocago about the 
•rat M 



FeytOB BoaweD's one-set tfaylet. Steel, whlck 
gained, eoaaId«rabl* pubUeltj • abort time ageu 
Jh«n >t was haired at Gary. lad., through Stad 
Trust laOueace, is now ptsyhig the WilUsm Moi^ 
ris tlms^ After hsriag boon thsconghly htokea 
In at a amaU wcat-eide boueob It was put <B tha 
Sana Sooci biU and pnnsd saHateetoir U • 
park_ featn re. Another Indoatxtal playlet, kr 

^aSr^JS&P'waa^aiVB 

OraftaiB. U Spngantlsa. ^ 

The Greet Chsrcot. with bis comedy hypno- 
tic act, which headlined the bin at the BoA 
Temple last week, la ooa of tha funnlaat la 
the boslncaa. No less thss twsaty-two sub. 
Jects rolnnteerod erealag. aad iha mice, sing- 
ing, and baby antics, through whIA Charcot pat 

thrm aU saada tbe audience trawl with detlght 
Xhla sort of set ptores one of the beet klndeC 
snmmer dlrerslOBS. and according to the bos- 
offlre barometer over at the Bnah. they are real 
drawing carda. 

Misa Mary Gocdm and her auinsctint compaaf 
of stock playera hare entered the ranks o^ 
TandeTiUe, presenting a comedy racing playlet, 
sailed The Jockey. Miss Oocdon Is an aeeom- 
pllahed young artlate and her many frlenda, who 
wlah her well, wU probably be glad to know that 
The Jockey made a good Impresaloo at the ~ ~ 
Temple Theetre^ Chlnao, snd wlU bo foi 

permanent * I ' 1 1 I TP jwt hOAa Og tbO IT 
VaudeTUIa K MggWi r AgHClallM MT Bw < 

season. ^ 

Joseph Granby, of Benton. Granby and West. 
Is sammerlsg at Altoona, Pa., from where he 
writes that ha haa signed np with tha Merfcio 
Harder Stock Company, the same company ' 

which he plajrcd Isst season. Circus Dsy. m 

Is the Tohlele Boitoa. Gianhy and Wsst wOl 
use thh- — ~ — ---^ , — - 
a lltUe 
sttce of 
that date. 

Glenroy and Bossell. who are at the Colonial, 
IndianapoUa, thla week, can nerar work their 
big act, entitled Hare Yon Sean tha Admiral? 
In Chicago, on account of the chUd labor law 
prohibiting their little glxl frsaiappearlBi 

¥ifeaS«%,?3 SSV&.^^^^* 
worked a ciea* Br* act; It pse 

riot. 

Miss Lottie O'MaUer, formerly of tbe O'Mal- 
: ley Sisters, haa arrlrcd In Chicago, and Is 
i working for Chlcsgo Taadsvllle Maaagers* Asso- 
ciation snd Frank Q. OlFle. She area oa tbe 
nert Levey Uma wUa.oB ~ 
notleco " 
where i_. 
over st 
July. 

Lpo Hall is out OO tha coast playing Bert 
LeTy time, but will return to Chlcsgo the lat- 
ter part of Augut, Ba iB now canylai " 
own atage settlag aad haa tahea aalo bH 
a partner. «>hlA awfesa Aa hnuag read 
Bros., GbaalF Atiehala sM Bsiiel ta 
Ttiei* la saniyssMdsaa tatha way tMs j 
chap Is s c uiiyl ag ap the ladder of aaeceai 

Paol Bauwens, the big Mack feature at tbe 
Palais Boyale last week. Is one of those " 
afterpieces adToeatea, and haa worked 
comedy AetAes beforo tbe pahUc 
about kaowa what tha pondaaoa mi 
Re haa tranaferred his funutoie tron 
to Chicago, and Intenda to make thla his per- 
manent home. Welcome, Paul. 

Manager D. 1_ Sehwarta wUI elaaa tha Erie 
Tbeatre aome time daring August, and tn addi- 
tion to tbe yearly repaura scaerally necessary 
to be made, a act of one hundred and twaatr 
n»w boxes wUI he tastaUcd. This la aat la 
tbe ahape of a ghDciF. the sfsMag ceBacKF at 
tbe rest of the bouse rcmslalag lbs ssam. 

Mike Bernard, who was seen her* recently st 
tbe Majeatlc, Baymarket and Star. Is aald to 
have taken a partner. H* Is a WUlle Wea- 
toa, a young ainger, dlscorered In a borleaqoe 
Aow. The new team of Barnard A Waatoa 
will make their Initial appearance at tha Ma- 
jestic July 2S. 

Walter Bale, the banJoUt. will lay off all 
.jmmer; apendlng moat of tbe warm moaths 
with the idd (Olka. Waltar. when laat acoB.A 
the Kedale Airdome. reported that the CSailBf 
season would find him wlA a new act. whIA 
will l>e CTca better than the ooe used tha paat 
year. 

Chlyo. the clever little Jap. acrobat and eoa* 
tortlonUt. haa Juat Onlahed twenty-aarca Ma* 
aecntlTc week* orer the Weatem Taadevllla 
Managers' Aaaoclatloo time. He has signed op 
(or sixteen weeks on the Interstate, opening at 
tbe Majestic Tbeatre, Eaat St. Loola, thla week. 

Max Yorke and hi* Doda wIU eroaa the pood 
next week, where they wlU make a two-months' 
tour before again working In Uncle Sam'a thea- 
tres. Max a*** OBly BcotA terrier *, but tbe 

trtaka thm^ i 

otiginhl aal; dM I 

SeMaleeo,' the aovelty rmA moalcalBt. ar. 
rivad iiTaieago Wedndda; from the bat. 
Bo U tta 



ivey time wMa-SK the coast, and pceea 



It tn*^ 
le old^ 

il 



I aalF novelty levitBtlao artist who 
uTMthlBg ea Aa stagatalaBMa 




on SI 

stead of 
Icog llsL 

Jolly Both GsimVS 
the boards at 
she helped 
stUI tha - 
remained 




was alectrUed ea 
laat week, where 
-eat bBL Sba Is 

'^8&a*S:.fiA:fiS\ 



AI ma A> . 



10 



Xlie Billboardl 



JULY 10, ma 





AMU SB n 




ALBANY, N. Y. 
Qomplimenta Stock Company. 

Thm Muon mt Maple Bemch Park 1' now la 
tnll fwins. and MaDiger Carlla has > /err rea- 
aon to be aatlafied witli the restill j. Eyery 
eoDcnalan Hods plentr of imalBesa radi nlcht, 
•nd th* fortr mlantM oC opeta -* — "~ 
Bobian Opera Company in tbe Of 
contlnoM to bai a b!c attraction. 

The b\g dravlDK card at tbe. park It Artbnr 
Boldeo'a daring loop tbe deatb trap and blsb 
dlTtox act. So potent a macnet baa tbla prafcd 

" ~ uSln baa a a enra d t " 

AldtB'a act b 

IB tkia daM, aad b* 

at aotbla^ la tbrDUsit bis apael 
Tbe last tbn* walks eftiM Bert taUU 

Companr. at Sannaimfe Btaceka* aall._< 

Jnlr 4 wltli a line prodaetlon ot Tb« Bojs of 
Oompanr B., aaMatad hj a local qoartctte. ilr. 
Lytall ibmred good Jndcmcnt Is bla cbolce of a 
rnnrtii of Jnlr p^'T. witb its mUltarr atnas- 

?bere. In Mlzzourl followed th* wMk •( Mr 
1. =s4 Brewster's Millions wUl dSlO IBM :vnr 
soeccMfnl engaK^iDent. 

Od jDlr 4. Mr. LrteU ottered tils patrODS a 
nnlqiie attraction. So many reqoests to go tie- 
blnd tbe acenra and watch tbe stiKO handi work 
bad been rvc«lv«d tbat it was impooslble to com- 
ply with all. The problem was solred by rala- 
ui the certain between acta on tbla nlcbt, to 
let tbe whole aodleaee aae bow tbe scenes were 
•at. 

Satnrday erenlng. JUy 9. Mr. I.rten bad as 
Us gncst ez-8cct«taiT ot State John S. Wbs- 
ien. an old friend of Mr. I.ytell. 

Ftancea Starr baa been Tlaltlss ber motbsr to 
Albaar. N. T., for • fsw daya, betora nlss 
to the Hotd BsasBMt*. st I.aks Oeoits, for a 
Slay. Mlas Slur sgsbi vlalted tbe Bart I^rteU 
. ttoek Osapaar last week, and spake In tbe 
wbest tatms of tbelr performance ot Qnlney 
•dams Bawysr. 

■It was Tcry good, lodeed." ebe aaid. *'aad 
I marvel at the completeoeea of tbis 
work, for I bivc been In stock tml 
tbs mab and borr y of It." . 



an 



for tbe Vsnttb of MUl' Itsy yon 

all lire to enjoy many morel 

The weather baa been latrowly bet, and 
tbe bnmldlty baa been Intdrrablr. Bowtrsr. 
tbe eoodltiona are ezeeedlngly proaperooa tat 
•B tssaets. Many jpsoplt tsA sdvastam.ot tbo 
' ll9 tt •■itf' t'tkiw day boUdiy and 
jas a ■eaaial ssodns of^ tboneands ot 
from tbe city to S|i«nd the time at re- 
aorta on tbe water ami In tbt* moiintnlns. There 
are *o many placid cooTPDi<>nt nn<i ncoenalbie to 
the city that It was difflcnit tn mske a aelec- 
tlon. Many went to Atlantic CUT. Ocean City, 
aod other places alooir the Atlantic =oa«t. The 

cbamUng resnrta in tbe Blue Rldgo moontalna, 
■Bd the mnilaiy aasasurars at Oettyabnrg 
ptored atroiuc attraeUoaa for tboiuanda of peo- 
ple: Some apent tbe bolldar at well-known re- 
sorts Id near-by atate«. Thom who reAalncd 
•t borne foond plenty of amusement at local re- 
aorta. 

Last week at Electric Park una the most 
Boccesafnl of the season. WedDe<<<l«y waa a red 
letter day. with a shade of green to add in- 
terest to the occasloD. It waa trading stamp 
day. and the famoni 3. A H. brand were mneb 
In evidence, aa some young ladles had oaed 
tbem for dreas trimmings. There were at Isaat 
twenty tboosand iMopIe present. Tbs ovwd 
stsrtcd to come as early aa nine srsMk n 
. the morning, and the great ttanmg reaalBSd nn- 
tn near midnight. At times lbs tbmuc wss so 
great that tt waa Impoaelbto to walk with com- 
Ilort throagh tbe many boarded walka. It waa 
aotlelpated that a large crowd wonld be pres- 
ant. bat the concoorse of people was ao great 
that Manager Bnssey had a atrenoons day 
looking after the comfort of his gnesta. Tbe 
•eerage dally attendance is atrant Ore tboa 



md afesnds sereral indlned bOi.tds sod Oe- 
aeends clgbt steps with tbe ntmoat eaie and 
pwfeet cootrol of tbe ball and tbe audleaea 
waa wildly eathnslastlc Tbe 'Tbiee Xelaons. 
daInK comedy acrobatic stants. bare been a 
feature for several weeks. Nelson's Aerial 
Ballet waa a great feature. Slivers was one 
of the festnrea for tbe holiday week. 

Ttaoosaods of people have enjoyed tbe many 
inteieatlpg features at Luna Park. The many 
attractiona are working orertime for tbe 
amosement o( tbe patrons. Tbe park bas bssa 
a great ancccss and Thomas Grape sad BcmT 
Oelgleia are wearing a regolar. Tsft Bmllo, 
aa tbay ars dallgbtsd that tbsir Tsntors Is ap- 
picdrad Iqr ths piddle. - - 

Oitat enwds are tbnmglns tint TIew theas 
sweltering days for relief from the heat. This 
popniar resort la a great spot to enjoy retreab- 
ing air. It la cooled by tbe breezes from tbe 
waters of tbe Patapaco Birer, and tbe great 
crowd comfortable aeated ODder ths Ug tnss 
enjoying tbe sweet moslc mdarod by ths 
Boyal Artillery Band. 

Mr. Jamea Eemaa has Slad with ths record 
oiBce a tranafer «t the Aitlltortaa Theatre, the 
Maiytana Tbeatre aitd the Ksmaa Hotel from 
ths Isaas 1^ Keman Comiiaiur to binuelt. Mr. 
Ksnaa 'aiplalned that be formed tbe company 
at tbe time of tbe completion ot the triple ea- 
terprtse to aeparste It from his otiier holdings 
In the city. He said tbe transfer had no other 
significance. 

There was no show at the Hippodrome Jnly 
2. as the stage bands, aboat twenty In namtier. 
refused to- work onless they were paid tbetr sal- 
ary In advance. Tbey made tbelr demand abont 
aoTsa o'clock la-:tha ffWlaK.ih«(e>n lbs box oi- 
llcs ' hhd bssa splMi. ' ", 9tM vmaaagtment con- 
tended that th«& wask' wss ^a* np nntn tbs 
conelnslOB ot the performance, and aceoiding to 
tbe emtom ot tbs company, aalarlea were not 
payable untH naaday. . . _. ... . 

Tbe performers were all ready to give tbelr 
acts, and a large crowd bad gathered to pnT- 
chase tickets. Tbe management announced that 
tbera.wonld J»..t^Sf^!>»j,^^:^^^f' ^ 



8bMn*MaSff^S| 



ST. LOUIS. MO. 

A New Play by Kugone Walter Given 
Premiere at Suburban Garden. 



Independence week began in St. Lonls with 
ralD, wblcb did not ttad to please tbe maaagns 
of the summer gatdSBs hscs. Slaee tbelr open- 
ing there baa beca bat one Simday on which 
rain did not fan. and being. tbe biggeat day of 
tbe week, bas made lecelpta alnmp conalderably. 
Tbe Ibnrtb of Jnly brongfat good-sliad erowda to 
all the gatdens bnt ootalde of a dlaplay of 
llrswerka In the evening, no special attraeUon 
of Inportanee waa given. Tbe feature of tbe 
week waa tbe first presentation upon any atage 
of Engene Walter'a new play entitled, Boota and 
Slddlea, by the Snbnrban Stock Company, and 
it proved to tbe liking of tbs patronage of St. 
lABla. After tbto week's Irr it trttTbe made 
ready for tbe Sbnberta' drentt eC thaetraa. Tbto 
la tbe first of many premieres that will he pot on 
at Snbnrban Oarden during the etnaaer. 

It was decided laat week by the sto ck holders 
of the St. lionto Horse Show Aaaoclatlep. not to 



bnt to abandon this year'a abaw and 

give another exhibition In IBll. It is tbongbt 
that tbe defldt from last year's show will have 
been made np and the association will be In 
better shape to meet tbe requlrementa of aald 
exblbitlon. 

Bainer'a Troupe ot Tyrolean Singers who sre 
remembered here from their laos Stay, at tbe 
Alps dnring the VoiM's Mr haie^ WMM^-last 
week, the special fSetoie with Cavallo'a Band 
at Ftoisst Park Blghlaods, and proved a big 
drawing card. Ths atteodaacs baa been aoHee- 
ably Inereaaing. 

The Arcnne Sommcr Tbeatre at lAoadowoa 
Park, Bast St. L«tilB, ' waa, tbla week, taken 
over by tbe Caaino Amuaament Company ot St. 
Loola, and will to fntms be imder the manage- 
ment of Mr. Bmat III. Hannaner, of tbe Caaino 
Theatre her*. Tbe policy la aa yet nndedded. 
motion pictures now being tbe attraction. 

Ths Oppenhclmer Brothers, managers of Snbnr- 
ban Garden here, are always oo the alert for 



llUt Eleven O'cloekg Every Monday morninat 
the last form of The Billboard bearing date 
of the Saturday following is sent to press. 
This means that advertising copy intended 
^ir'thls form must 'Miittli^hift^^ 
OFFICE OF THE BILLBOARD in the first 
mail Monday morning at the very latest. 
Don't delay— SEND YOUR COPY EARLY. 



of seata wIU be the bearieat known. Tbe gar- 
dens aorronndlng tbe theatre are creating an 
added feodneas (or Bllteh'a. 'jrbe eoncvsalons are 
all doing a big bosloess, sod Tbe Monitor aDd 
Merrlmac waa rebuilt and opened on July 4 to 
blgbonaea. 

The White City management have spent s 
lot ot money tbla sammer In getting Lakeside 
to be one of the big summer reaort attractiona 
of tbe West. The crowds at tbla resort on tbe 
Fonrtb were greater than any tbey have' bad 
tn the past three years, or since opening day. 
Tbe tbeatre did a tremendooa business, and the 
Denver iwople ate enjotyliig five weeka' ravlval 
of ailbert * SnlllTaa eomie eoeras. . JMa Phi^ 
Ipplal and bis tanaos head u pratlag a gieet 
tree sttrsetlon. 

lAua Park celebrated tbe Ibnrtb In greet 
Western style. Tbe principal feature waa the 
broaco-bnatlng contest for tbe world'a champion- 
ablp and |1,000 In prizea. More than one hun- 
dred cowboys and cowgirls from Texsa to Mon- 
tana were entered. Every Monday, Wednesday 
and Friday ntgbta gracefol abating contests are 
held In the roller rlak, while skating racea ate 
on tbs program for Satords^ nights. The hig 
steambost comes in for a big abare of patroa- 
age. while the daaelag paTUIOB. which I* l» 
catad eat over the lake, b elways wrtl..vatiea>' 
lead. lir. OecO Ceoaer. piAIletiT men for tAsa 
Park, sboidd be gtrea gteat credit for bis mss- 
terfnl way to haodllag . thisjnark. 

At tbe Tabor, Lyaaa H. Howe'a travelocues 
are giving tbe crowda a great ahow. Tbs pl^ 
tnres are tbe moat woadcrAd to he •MB -ea^ 
where, and tbe Denver pablle > ere-petiealalar 
these abows very liberally. 

Oot St tbe Tallerlea they are drawing nice 
crowds. The motor cycle races sre the big 
events every Simday. Several recorda have been 
biehsa ea tbla test track* 

The ItajssSe Thsetie conttaase to draw- Ml 
crowds, tad the ihowa th^ eie pattlog on thiw 
sre llrst-claas. The' theatre hss been sqnlppad 
tbrooghont with electrle tana, aad aald to be 
tbe coolest spot la town. 

At tbe Psntagea Manager Weston Is putting 
on a line of hw>-dass sets, and drawing nice 
crowds at every perfecmaaee. Wben ths fall 
aeaaon epsas, this playhaoaa will have been re- 
yiMl Mry J>:h>-«Bt et the meet attraeUse 



MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 
Local Thoatro Managor liMtalla Uniqiw 



Tbs wsll-koosrn ehsrscter sctresa, Bearietta 
Tsdsts, sssa bete two seasons with the Vsrtif 
Stock Company. Is now appearing with the 
Orace Hayward Stock Company, at the Uelf»' 
poutan Opera Hooae. 

B. K. Hawklna, whose tether eetahUsbed 
Hawklas' .Cldot.Bud. OtT. ~ 

moslesTtewa.- aad (lata 
to locate the tM kin 



Tbs Fersrt shown always prove tbe best 

— igtoet 



at 



mnlttteda of 

pa trons sever fan to visit tbe tent aod enjoy 
the wonders ot tbe arena. Tbe wonderful po- 
nies bsve exdted the greatest admiration for 
tbelr cleverness. The other snimsl feats are 
very Interesting. The Tnxedo Girls is sn st- 
tracttou of great Interest. Tbe bevy ot ptct^ 
damerls disport themselves in a manner tbat 
the maaeullne visitors never fail to appreeUte. 
Hamnton'a Freaka are next In line for big 
boaliiess. This sttiaetloB sfToids a wondeifnl 
colleetioo. sad It Is the tdk eC the psrk tor 
the great latefset it has MMf 'The Vtll\ 
Is a m e aster apsetseain MMK' •■■ It isj 
fintue at tht jifc .T>» ■■npewiBtjta 



petroos. 

HIgb-elsss vaudeville will now be one of 
the atrong featnies In the Casino st the park. 
The program consists of Irene- DnioQ. Jamea 
K. Dnffy. Tbe XcGradee Jack X^tne'aad 
Thr Pranklln Twin; Uetebsr-DempMy^HMi^ 
aM Trio. 

The HlDpodrome Is a big sneeaan. end tbe 
g t a iid slau d and tbe hieaebera are . peeked to 
oreitfanrlng alttbtly. The HIppedMBe haa re- 
eelved Its eOdal recognition as s greet lostt 
tntlon. MSyor Usbool. accompanied by hia fam- 
nr. attended ooe of the performsnces Isst sreek. 
Bis Bonor took sdvantage of tbe occasion to 
express his official opinion that the management 
deserved praise for the excellent acts tbat arr 
preaented and tor tbe general esadaet of the 



Fifteen bnndred uewstMOS were the gnests of 
The Kvening Son st the HIppodreiBe last Week. 
The Kn>at delegation WSS headed .hi; a 
and there was a lively time.. 

One.handrad and fifty oewjriMra wen _ 
of The-.BeltlBora Ncwa at .Btenle Perk. - The 
S^WSn toSfcteSi the Aoww with great ddlgbt 
and the mail -Aalmal Shew was an object of 
great^Mtrat .toe the boys. 

A t— .aeneflt performance was given 
st tbs.wnsen nMatra fbr Joseph p. DUlon, the 
popular maaager. Tlie honn-was packed with 
e mlgbtr throng. Sir. OOloo^rvcelved many 
iTnoB' " 



..eC ;tbe. Hks... the Homo 



PITTSBURG, PA. 
Glorieua Woathor Conditiona at Last 



Ab IdssI day. ead '• ••fb aBd nse Fonrtb 
were enjoyed ben. - With the opportnnl ty to 
tndulgein msoy forms ot s m n s ement throngs 
packed tbe parka, and a tew attended the the- 
atres. 

Kennywood Psrk nndoobtedly bad the largest 
tbraag ever present, and this same report comes 
from West view as well as Sootberu Park. Tbe 
dty parka. Highland and Scbenley. were lined 
with lovers of tbe attraetloas offered there, 
and tight wdl tbey were repaid for tbelr vis- 
its. At Highland Park, the -14th Bmdment 
entertained tbonssnds with their sham battle, 
while the Iske was the scene ot boat new end 
swimming events. Scbenley Park was well at- 
tended throughout tbe day, and atbletie eventa 
of every description, as well as horse races, 
were given daring tbe sftemoon. At night tbe 
beautiful park waa Illumliuted by tbe magnifi- 
cent fireworks displsy. 

Tbe beautiful Forbes Field wss compelled to 
do extra doty on tbe Fonrtb. as sside from tbe 
two games of tisU. tbe Hippodrome gsve s 
festnre night bill. It will not he amiss to add 
that here was a fitting climax to the moat glo- 
rlons Fourth ever seen In Pittsburg. 

The- playhouses now being operated sulTered. 
however, as the day was warm. The Darls 
Stock Company Is weekly presenting bills of ex- 
cellent merit at the Grand. At the Nlion, 
where Lyman H- Howe's life plctnres sre on 
exiilbltlon. sn occaalonal amateur performance 
Is given. 

A new sirdome is nearly completed In tbe Eest 
End. and wltblu tbe next ten days It will no 
donht tM la fnll swing. Up to tbe present 
writing everything hss been done so quietly tb^t 



enterprise, snd are now in conlnnctioa with a 
St. £tria dally paper, aetting .saldo onewe^ 
fbr SeMsaeMitlra of a new nlay, that wlU be 
writtaa gy aoOM oonteatant In 8t.Xonls. 

Uma.,le Boy, .of East St. tools. 111., who 
waa to make a doable aomentanlt In mld-alr at 
tbe bsllooo ascension on July 4. at Naahrllle, 
m., owing to a strong north wind struck tbe 
telephone wires, and the parachute, with the 
ballooniat, swung completely artMjnd the wires.' 
Only t he anickneaa ot tbs people in tbs crowd 

The dwoS ean^' at' taasdowae Patk. 

St. toST^Iaet week, sras a cenplete sol 

and mtieh money was expended during the heavy 
attendance. 

Mr. Jobn Tonng, whcae engageoMnt waa te 
have ended at Delmar Oarden last week, hss 
tiecn persuaded to remain vrltb tbe company for 
the balance of the Delmar season. This waa 
pleasant nawa to St. Lonls people ss he -la a 
big tsvorlto -with Dslmsr's paMae.. • - 

Mr. Charica wnHama, IbT Welslofal 
Prof,. Oknraa vrars the tsstntse of the C 

■eld. Iowa. Fontth of Joly adtteatfoa. Alt 

sre St. Lonls boys snd the Been sd. JisnSild 
hss given tbem some nlsadli 

Artieles ot laeorporatlon wen died tills weak 
by tbe lYanklln Amtmemant Company. Samuel 
Mdman and Samual Lawla. 18 aharaa eaeta; 
wuuainscberm. Harry KMan A. Hahbala aad 

Neta* Cobn, 16 shea — - ■ 

paid. «10.200. Hen 
wIU be lnotalIads_. - - 

ndlom eaipeatlae daaesT^ Ber 
-wardrobe and ber skUl as a dancer is esmy ehove 
tbs sverage. 

Mlaa Jane Wbeatley will again play The Olrl 
In Tbe airl of tbe Golden West. In support of 
FMak Kseaan. wben tbe play Is put on at Sn- 
boihaB Oarden, st. Loula, week of July 11. 
Miss Wbeatley played tbe . part te Belaaoo's 
road company in tbe West SMNMeaeaoilF irltb 
Blanche Bstes' sppesrsaen la ^IMr ' ^TUk"- aad 
other Eastcra- petela. - ' r^:-r,7:-vrr-'^ 



Larga Money Priza Offorod by Luna 
Parte for Boat Heraemanehlpw 



The Fonrtb of July eelebratlona at all 
parks were of caoaelty business. 



tbe 



Tbe Blltch' Osrdena.' wbleb bave one of tbe 
atroDgest slnek companies to ths blitory ot tbe 
park, are playing to capacity boataeas at all 
perfonnanees, wliHe tbe matinees snd some ot 
tbs evening performsaees sre all- sold eat ser- 



end dm alMad. Xk« pUrare ere gatel 
er Mnde Ja.Onmr. and befon the 
Be eeeaM we^Mleso that the edsai 



Woadertood Tbeatre. Manager L. 

Inatalled a act of electric chimes la 




a means ef diawtag i 

1, l2sB _ 

Of the tbsstre, which csn be beard i Sr abeot 



two-blocka. B. W. Johnaoo. who formerly waa 
aasoetotsd with the Majestic Theatre, Is new 

with the WeadeHaad ThMtn. 

Andrew- IC. .7. 'OapBlao. e( Woaderiaad Perk, 
and Mm -Kn ■ Melt^'. were ■■anted- Isst sreek - 
by Judge -Wm .Pgy '■adth.' -ceagre taletie e S i - 

.Andy. 

-Arthur Beoack baa been re-engaged by tbe 
Novelty Theatre. B. K. Dohwn. the popular 
tenor at tbe Novelty will tide tbe geet ui Mla- 
aaaMUa Ladge Mew M, % U. A. at the aeit 
tegglar - ieeetlngi, 

I* 'Rifi*^ MB^ BSepltel thet 

Bert BanoU tivaaaier eC'^the Qatow' TheatM 
la rapidly recovering tron .-ao'^ oncta ot hIa 
opera iloo for appewUcltla at^at^ntltate. 

Oealal W. T. OaUagber. auaagar of tha Mllee 
Theatre and also of the MUes Tsndcvllls Cir- 
cuit wss a buay msn aroood ths Ponrth of 
July, aa ha had booked over SO vandevtUs acta 
to appear as attractiona In variooa iFoorth ot July 
eclsfaetlons In Nortbvreatem tosnu. 

A former Ferria Stock membtr Leilg Skaw I* 
now pisying with the Orphenm r' " ~ 
In rtalladrlpbla. It Is rrportsd 

been mairied to Al. PblUtpa. 
, Word eemee tea Portland. Oiegoa. that Jdha. 
Jaslar the-Jflaaeepella -actor who aasumed Je 
vanlle rolae with theVerria Stock Company aad 
who to the tea e( Ibe. B. W. Arnutroag. ISOO 
UadcD are., here. Ie.maklag a decided hit la 
that dty with the Keith Siock Company. 

A popolsr member of Isst yesr's Lyric Stock 
Cempaay. rrask KIngdon. who afterwards ap- 
pealed with Alias Jimmy Valentine baa gtme 
to bm snmmer home The Ranch lo tbe Berka- 
shlres. 

Perry J. Kelly, formerly connected with local 
theatres and at one time treaaurer of tbe BUoa 
Opera House baa Joined- haada with Oerald nte. 
gerald and tbla new firm will launch npaa'ihe 
road tbla aeasoa the Mg mosleal comedy ^ 
of tbs Ls&iOe CbjnMtre^et Chlcase, Thej 

class company lamidHs aoms or the enpaal.- 

prlaelpsls. 

One of the fsvorlts members of tbs Faille' 
Stock Ompany Hany 0. Browne who has Mea - 

plaiias leads with the NelU Stock ' 

e( K; Paal. waa the gont e( ' 
H. HeHoIlsa, SMS Irrim ' 
■eeempaalad by bis wit.. . 

Mr. aad Hia. Bfowaa left Jaly B irtth the 
Hloaeapells delcgatloo for the BIka' CiMvcatl«i> 
at Detroit after which they wIU sojoom for 
five weeks In Mew London wbeo Mr. Browne will 
go on to New T«rk to agala appear In the part 
of Adam Latfd In Klaw and Brianger's pte* 
ductloo of Bebecca of Snmybrook Farm. 

Peto Raymond wen ■ kno w n to local stork pa- 
trooa and who bas. beca appearing wItb the 
Oran Bayward Block Oampaiur at tha Metro- 
politaa Optre BOoae baa left the eaat and 
to jola Ua wife Bda Tee Lake, who is lee.. 



JULY 16, 19ia . 



Xtie Billboard 



11 







8AN FR ANCIS CO, CAU 

A Oraat Finanrial Lmps ir Dm 
tr«n»f*rrii ig of th» Fight 

The tmufmrlnf of th« big flfht from 8»n 
FraaciKO to Beno e«u»ed bic n»DcUl Iom to 
ilw mercbint*, »lww people ind otli«r» here. 
Ilowerer, Utoawntf* rUltcd thU city after tlw 

"^t!" PhUllpt, m— eient for Mirciret Aiigl^ 
CompaoT, obtelned * w«T«nt tot the erreeirot 
Kilille Floyd, an actor on • ehlt(« M MtUI7> 
Phlllipe and Flojd had MO* trpobli a few 
«e»ka ago on a BauatUlto iMat. whendnriu the 
■ItercaUoB rUtri PhUllM ■ Tietoa. blow. 

•Sg 'S5i -««~ «..t 

Mote, the CMiftnU eaatstriee. wae the head- 
Une act at the Majaatle Theatre, and kept her 
pnxliloo. maklDC an ImmraM hit on a" bIc hm. 

Mabfl BunTea and MelTllla X- OMm^JUlM 
IS The AmiTlcan Feanty no tMlWB wmff, 
Ik iKKikFd as MO iilded apMlal atHaaltMi at tha 
Chntca Thoatre thia week.,, ' ■ . 

riiipatrick and Norwood. coaetcT 
baro aeeured the exeloaWe awTleot at 
the poet of the Tlolln. for the aeaaoa 

MadrUlaa CitboBett. om of rirlMo'a 
prooilneot toptaaoa. after a aeaaoo ^of als eoa> 
SmniT* weeka la TandeeUla ham. baa mm to 
the ■prtata for a tat. jud «• bw IrtOBl. win 
take np aoiae apleoaM ladi 
to conilnne In Tandenile. 



Bta aOMad bar 



Sub* ( 
IMdce. 



Sam Harrla. the pepniar manaser of tha WI«- 
wim Theatj*. atter aoTeral weeka of niaeM, la 
bark In the hamesi aatla, looklna better and 
much younier than e»er. Mr. Harrla U aa 
■dTorale of nabllclty, and aKboaiEb h(a booae ta 
located In tha lllaloo dMriet. br bla tact la 
adttrtHlag diawa patTM turn vnrj part of 

^Bm W^ Jto Mg fc b jatif daaibtat.aBd 

**^antaret AaKlIn la dblac apiaDdld ' 
the Colnnbla. ThIa in her flnt « 
here affer an alneDce o( «»• jaara. ■ 
Annabel Whltford. who atjlca berialf aa tb« 
original nrlnkler Girl, «UM Into popolar faeor 
at the OnAtam laat weak. Bar alrablp act. 
alherwlaa too Balloaa QU. prsecd ■ bis bot- 
illr. mw Whlta and Law Slmmooa nre a 
anr rmloa af Jielatyic aad Hcath'a Oeorala 
MlaatNia aad made aa Imatanaa bIL The Flee 
■ Ohranlera won adairatloa Id a aerlea of ai^ 
Mime poaea which thay l e pt o du cad tma famooa 
plecea of atatnarr. Tber anpaareil aa htooaa 
modrli. De Lloo. a uelitht of hand per- 
former, kept hia andlroc* faaclnated with hia 
dnterotta work. Tha holdorniB were Donald and 
CanoB aid Tba nMMfa..Cto«B Xattbo'a Don. 

Sfaoam ^^NiMaa. aC tta i KaHoaal. dnrlns 
the abaeaaa oTllck Abnun baa a tot of te- 
tpoo«tbnitr. bat tads «• dUBnttr la ktapios 
thinea a-homadas at tha' popolar Mattaul The- 
atre. Last wan ba attered another azcellent 
bill, compoard of Tba Tbrea Karama, Smith 
O'Brien. Phil Staata. 8am J. CarUa and Co.. 
natoia, Emella Bminer nod other good acta. 

BrctTtblnc motlonee taoklnc pfoa p erene at the 
CbDtra Theatre. Laat week Manaaer M. Lerr 
preacated Jnnle McCraa't ikatch. Tha Kan 
frea Oenrer, with Jamea A. Sinltb aa BtU. 
the dope BaiMk nad acatad. baaei^. Laypa and 
Beajamla.^a a' atiNdr •cMMtlt Mnt.. waa a 
aemn. Danond Dao. atfiat aailebaa. anal- 
lent tara; Foar ■■lllaaii.v'CnropeaB aerobala. 
' preavnted a elercr aad oacliadee act: HeManat 
nroa nnateal net: Cbarlar Butla, alwara Ptu- 
nr old maid atnnt. and lawto and I>«d. alns- 
. m and dancer*, togatbar with two laeli of pie- 
tniM. 

At the Wlawan, Wo. 1. O'Bai 
i.ora and Pajrae. Bead* Baeoa ai ~ 
•nil Ooalaw. Bontln and TUtaoa 
llphled Mg aadleocea. 
.Tb9 M^can oKacad' BM 
MMWi: Jaa. F«8t OOk, 



Wagnet'a band concert* at the different 
parka are nrarlag TetT popolar. 

The critlcn acaaattia nita Is dartarlag tha. 

ootbloc now *■ — * - - 

derlUi 

Plcf 
Seal 



Uw now tMiattloMl la tta way at a rae 



> ' WASH. 

Maiida Adama Claaaa Saaaon in Spo- 
kaMt^ Oaaa DIraek to NawYarlc 

Maude Adama appeared at the Aodltorlom 
Theatre, Jane 24-2S, In What Ererj Woman 
Known, with a matinee on Saturday to packed 
bonae*. The recelpta for the two daja waa 
fa.O00, one of the recorda ot the aeaaon. 

Bleharda and Priocle'a Minstnla. night of 
28. with Clarence Ponrell and Billy King, eome- 
diana. and Sldoey KIrkpatrlck. the Interloeator, 
aa tba prlaelpali. were well receirad. 

lawiaaea tabar.tta rola of Jeffenoo Banter, 
tha owner ot tba nine, and la clerer to tne 
part. Site KalteOi tbe leading Udy. waa caat 
aa hhi yonng wife. The balance of the com- 
paay were well caat. The play drew large 
iioaaea. 

There waa a well-balanced bill at the Orph- 
ean laat week. The MoratI Traape ot Operatic 
SIngera, which appeal* atrongly to all loren 
ot good moalc CUBord and Bork*. black-face 
comedlana, fomlabed the big laogh on the bllL 
A comedy aketch by Sydney Stilelda and Co., 
praamtlac Btoadwar, O. S. A.r ~ 
gieaa aapM l iri t a t ftag. a' 



NASHVILLE, TENN. 



Military Teumamant a Grand Sucoeag 

WML 



Too 

IlUtar _ 

of Trade for tba analleat maanar In which It 
handled the atapendoo* nadertaUng which held 
tall away In XaahTlUa dorliur tha week of June 
lP-20. The greateat lanrela belong to Mr. C. H. 
DeZerallo* for tbe efflclent way In which he 
handled all the nnmeroas detaila that were on- 
der hiB care, nerer faltering In tbe poaltlon that 
wa* placed In hi* charge. Mr. A. H. WU- 
llama, who bandied the aoclal end of tbe toar- 
aamcnt, ahoold aim ncalre bis «hara ot the 



Falrmoont la tbe faTorlle park of Kansas 
City, with Its natural lake for swlnimlng an I 
batblag. Tbeae, of course, are not the only 
plaaaorca at falrmoont, a* there la dancing 
and aU tbe rides and 



Oiw of the heat bill* erar seen at tha popa l n r 
Onnd Theatre was glTca hare laat ymlk. It 
was headed by Alsace and Lomlnc, wlM pro- 
aentad a eomplrte moalral production with spe- 
cial so eaa ij and electrical effecta. OtIierB oo 
the bin were KInic Brofhcta in grmnaaiic ero- 
Intions: Berbrrt MItcbeU. Miss Jeaale Urlng- 
stoo, with tbe CTer-popalar Allograph to com- 
plete tbe show. The Grand Is now enjoying a 
big mo of baalneaa In aplte of tbe hot weather, 
and manager Oeorge Hlcknaa atwaya has a 
smil* of aatlafactlon npon his fsca. 

On Jnly 4. ereryobdy who coold pracore the 
price of admiaaton went to hear the detaila of 
the JeSrlea-Johnaon flgbt. The following places 
of smoaement made arrangementa to receira 
retnraa of thla celebnted light by apeclal wire, 
and upon the opening of the doora STcrybody 
aa^^ lasb tor tba beat seajs. Jn oidwMo^ 




'. - ^PW 11 ■■■ ilSP, . . . ■ vf' . . 

«2&5«tjngri§s^^.5r 

iy erery erst la freal M tbe bsad sta 



IB OAXbAXB. 

i^MaaSt- 

iMod staaa is 

oecopted. ThsTten and bla BtnaUa Band, alao 
of Rnaaias singers and daacen. Berr 
Max aing. Oermaa bsritnne, and Ann* Wood- 
ward sre (he free attraction*. 

Vesta TIrlorla. at the Orphram. la as l>lg a 
bit htis as aba was la fVlseo, aad tha nttala 
nsts at asafjr parfOraaaea to rapacity. Tb* 
2:j**&anasad seta, an Orirolatl-s Aerial Bal- 

Sfa"ich!S*"'- •«* 

segfJUW.*" - '^'TS&'ggifigi'* 



SEAT TLE, W ASH. 

Continuad Cold WaaUiar Advantagoous 

' «>r >1 > i M i yii;^' Py ka '/bolng; - WOIL " 

..''15? nawoiMiner men were entertalhrd 

Henrietta Orosmsn . aad • — — ^ 
wy. at the Mooro Thaatia, 
•I'd a aplendid boalaaaa 
••.imerty. AnU-Uatrlmooy. _ 

Owing to tbe sxtremsly cool wvai 
i 'JI-^ja"' o' 'nos all a* thaotiaa 
«|H>n did a phenomenal bnatacM. 
^2if M'trepolltan Bolldlog Ooapany bare 
KSLM of ooa yaar to Mr. B. O. 

iLrr!^. Mamaotb Blab. , aad 

w. '^^^ 

ggMliiafc bagp 

^P»*aj«tag BonlU and her maaieal com- 
ray rompsn. To Rankrra and Brokers, at the 
«rand wtak Jona «T. did aapadtF boaloMa. 





Tbe BIBboard does not anthorlze any correspondent or representa- 
tive to aoUdt or accept tvadlnc notloea and collect payment therefor. 
nM'BIBto«M'-HAi'JIO'''VJU^ tor tbe 

the only puMMied natter for wtiMi cbaiie tai auide la display i 
mad profcMdonal pbotocrapba, 
daasUled correspondcnoe paces, 
are pnUlalied wltlum dlMUgk 

Fi«feaMoBelB,^iHia^ettMiin '^*Ciia«d' In the a« 
war ned not to heed propositioiis for paid reatlcrs in any department of 
Xbe Billboard PaMWiliic COnapaay wUI appre- 





ploycd St a picsaare paik. 

iForett maoa axtra eUteris ta 

erowda that swarmed throngh the galea all day 
long, and that they were anccessfnl was araiy 
one's comment. There 'were, of caaosw Bla- 
worka galore, awlmmlng. dancing aad all tba 
attracttODB that are to be foond at aa sp 
to-date amnaement park. 

The theatres that are yet open aia Mag 
well aad nroetag that Kansaa City eaa aopport 
mmmer ifiesliea 

Tba Shnbert la atill abowiag Bowa'a TtaTa^ 
ogosa, and tbesa wOl cadBfa at tba abBbert 
natll Inly 23. when tba tbeatia . will aadaiga 
a aerlea of reooratioaa. Tlis taaaaser. llr. Bafl 
steward, who baa atnck not>ly to hia past daring 
the hot weather, wUl be given a cbanca to taka 
a abort racatloo before the Shnbert opena tor 
the aeaaon of 1910-11. early in September. 

Tbe Empress la stul pleaalnr Kansaa City 
'With high-claaa SulliTan-ConsldliBe ' raodeTlUa. 
Mr. Daniel P. McCoy U the rcaldent manager, 
and Is msklng blnsalf vary mneb liked hy Kaa- 
saa OltyUns with bis npalUUty aad smniag 
'ways. Tha Empnaa waa waO tapraaratad la 
the Poorth of July jaiadi. Tbtta waa • aaat 

called the Empreas. apt lapSi 
plane Olrl. tbe hcadHaar at 
weak of the 3d. 

Tha Oloba aad Oayely. , 
Taaderllle and motion picture ' 
maintaining their inteieat. 
Gentry^ Brothen' Big New Showa were hi 



Kanaaa City for three daya, commencing July 
4. and two performances ware gireo dally wltb 

tho pande In the . i " ' — 

were well recelred la 

waa aery satlafact ory. 

WnXlAM W. SREIUr. 



that are Tory clerer. SeTcral other good acU 
with moTlng pletarcs cooclode tbe bllU 

An excelTeDt hlU greeted the Washington 
pationa last weak. Dorsch and .Buaaell were 
tha headlinn*. Their electrical nojelty Is *n- 
tltlsd Tba Moskal B«IUnadain. _ RawsoD and 



eMtBta act at Viiauges laat week was 
Hallla lllia - firlri'n moat aenaatlonal 
mwRL^XariasF Bnbaatan Qolntet. Boland 
tim^PTineesa Sasanaa. BsrriL Walnman and 



Barry » 

Diiir aid'O'Bitea ware on tba VOL 
Tha maaagcn who aaw tha ysCrlea-Johnsoo 




Carl Walker, aaalatant manager 
Theatre, was married Jnoe a> to 
Chamheia, of Wsahlngtao,_ D. C. 
Of Loaidw Chareb. ta 

j|aad*v«i|aM:LO^« 
atralsht 



WINNIPEO, CAN. 



Tha Fourth CalalMelad i" CMWda hy a 



Keexythlng. In 
theatrical world 



, at 

htn, aa tbera la 



.. in 
only one 



1 worm aKn. S^T- 

theatre which Is kept 
season. The othars are dosed and nadcrgolng 
repairs. . .L 

tba bill at tba BUoa labalas ^t "P.g"; 

fisu^ssKUtgisri^ >i»t 

Maiiiscr Lawrence I* sway on * trip Bast, 
making amngementa for tbe bookings ot hi* 
new theatres which hare cnme under hia coo- 
trot. The Dominion. Walker and Winnipeg 
tbeatrsa will ba assarad flnt-daas booklnta naxt 



Jnly I. Dominion Day, was celebrated by thoa- 
sanda of people. Tbe weather waa ideal, and 
tha parka did a thrirlng boflnea*. Ks<«i||4M 
— to out-of-town points alao^ 



July 4tb wsa tho acena 'Ot much actlTitT at 
natFark.' Tbe American Aaaoclatlon of Wln- 
mpeg tr* boldlag ta ootlng there. ^ R*c*s. 
dancing, ate.. WOW the tentutes ot the day. 

hlle iter "- 



■Bile.' 



aalabtatert Iwnd a upnlle d the 
SAM UBCaniBR. 



lowing plan 
Fifth Aran- 
Ball Park. 
TiM pepolar 
attraction at 
Park. 



r placaa m a l fad tta detaBa bp wkai The 
Araaaa Tb sat t s, Ma tyilt sat mt Base 

a Baad. wbIA Is aaw a big 
OdlsMNi Wak at OlendoM 



at tba ^_ _ 

baa added as a «adal faataa W. B. 



Araoid'a big noeally soac.' lly Bnta Maa. 
aoa^^ira Is jH>w s Mg bit 



itb this 




natap .a I 
fstilfa.' a* 



Sane Fourth Knjoyad by 

Parka Partleipatad in Parade. 

Kansas Cliy celebnted the Poarth ia a safe 
and sane way with a monster panda tlut ta- 
gnind ooe boor aad twanty alantca to pasa. 
Tbcra wsra the asaal Sreworka diaplsys st tho 
parks, tha mmsl booming of eraeken aid tlte 
noise that generally accompanlra the Fonrth. 
bnt there were leatrtctlooa thla year. A troop 
of ITolled States caralry and a regiment ot In- 
fantry, from nearby Port Learenworth, and the 
full strength of the Third Regiment Mbaooil. 
Nstlonal Onard. were apeclal featnres of tlw 
parade, but there ware also lapresentatioas 
from all the cItIc otganlsstions. orders. Con- 
fbdrnta Tcterans. Naval Clab. Spaaiab War 
Tatanas. ate., with alAty Soats. coeaie 
rcalisUe. Mo floMt wo^ of sps ri a l coaai 
waa Itat oTilwMc Psife. niswas tba park 
ta mMatera. wUta. tad at a c t Ha aa It - 



_!!3later^ wU& tad 
irilb tba pOlara and promasdes wry lesL Pe^ 
rnUA's Baad. playing s second '•reek's engan- 
meat at Bleetrie Park, tha week of the Sd. 



meat . 

siso represented Bleetrie Park. Teddy waa 
there, the great tight at Reno was burlesqued 

Sr a float from a local merchant, who had a 
ng Side, 'With a whit* little boy and a dosky 
ooa for tb* dark ebamptoa. 

Among tha Siewsrfc* display at Bleetrie la 
tile ersaing wan aet plecsa of Teddy sad Bla 
UoB, Colaatbla, aad eibm tqoaltr appnailatb 
to tba satita'g MrMay. . 

Two yoaag oa iilib aa anfaad at tho Oaltick 
Parar at Bleetrie- Park last -weA Tlwy were 
shipped from tbctr bone la Viorida, where Mr. 
Relm obtained tba oatrtehha that ware at the 
Parm. Bach of tho hlrda is Are oaootba old. 
Ahont a dosen eggs, sll that hare been laid 
at tbe farm this sassnn, biTo been placed la an 
tncnhstor. and the atteodania are awalUag de- 

Telopmenta. 

Falnnoaot Park approprlstely Ohoerred Tha 
roortb wltb magaldteat fliawacfes display. 



LOS ANGELES, CAL. 
A Mvaraity of Attraotiona Offarad at 



The Orlsseo Stock Company la 

second week ot Going Some, and thla ( 

comedy contlnnea popolar. The Uat of playa tSr 
early production by this, company ahows a ses- 
son of offerings sncb as' ta aeldom aeen In atock. 
Following OoTng ^ome. next week, tbe* offering 
will be Tbo Woir. for tbe Orst time In stock. 
Then will come BlUy. Olrla, Tbe Bine Monae. 
The Great John Oanton, and Tb* Bachelor. 
Most ot tbesa plsys hsra not l^o teen In Loa 
Angclea. aad, pcesented Ity Lewis S. Slua* sau 
tho Belsseo Stock Gompsny. will ba a smae 
ot attiact'aaa far (ba MMSNr aaaaia. A 
•C.^ — 



Uat 




wm take a 

Moataaa. 

Blehsrd Baanntt opened weak of tho SIth, 
with the Borhank Stock Company, in Pierre of 
tha Plalna. Pierre la one of the beat parts sear 
pisyed hy Mr. Bennett, and with the auppoct of 
tha Borbaok Comp«oT. Is drawtns capaelty. and 
a ascood week baa been sAOOOOced. Follawlng 

Pierre ot tbe Plalna, The Country Boy, a new 

Slay hy Edgar Selwyn. will hare Ita Initial pn>- 
jnrtltm . Ifc^ad^B lahi tg^Angalas lo per. 

fit FI«S|%t JM naEaL^in Msstayar wUl i 
make Ualaal baw ta thaBarbaik aadlaBeaa. tor | 
a time, at least, as ho goes to New York to I 
play nndrr the direction of Cohan and Harrla. ' 
In eonnect'oo wltb thla there Is quite s cuincl- 
denre. His laat apeech In Pierre of the Plalna 
la "Oood-bye, and Ood bless 70a. I will be nllh 
yoQ all again." 

Jamea K. Hackett and Company, at the Ma 
]«sdc. bsTe been drawing well and dolor some 
fine work In Samaoo. Thla doses the Backett 
engagemcDt. and after being dark a week the 
wtU ba apeaad hy TltflaU Baned 



Hajeatlc 
and Osmi 



■pnav tar a atock 

MtsL Pbke. at tba Maaoa tba past week, baa 
baea dellgbtlas her aadieaoea with her Oniahed 
eooedy. Neat week Margaret AngUn. In Tha 
Awakealag ot Bdens Blehle. wUl be tha at- 
traetioa. attar which tha Maaoo will do** tor 
tba •ammsr. 

Tba cntrent bU st tbe Los Angeles Is of more 
tbaa ordinary merit. Tbe besdllner. Tbe Ballooo 
C^rt. la^groTlng a sensation and gela many cur- 

Tho Urphenm. the paat week, offered a good 
bm. BowcTer. tbe aeroplane, wblcb waa a 
feature, was not new to Los Angeles aadlences. 
aa nMst of Umb saw the rarloas makes of 
alidblpa aelaal. light laat fbU at tba ada- 



Last Sonday. the SStb. was - 
the aeaaoo at Venice, and the 
►wiled. 

BOOBBB d'UIOOUAB. 




" ' TORONTO^ CAN. 

Qoaaip of Theatrical Happaninga tm 
tha Canadian MetropoHa. 

Tba Percy Rasirell Playaia scored aaatbar bta 
aaw ass with their Soe presentstton of Ber Owa 
Way at tba Boyal Alexaadn Monday night, and 
the large audience which Oiled the boose to 
OTeiflowing wsa loud In its pnlae. Miss Pei«- 
a BanreD aeoced atrooely In the leading rele. 
Bar ODvpany were excellent In tbetr respectlT* 
roles, aad tbe play, a* nsnal was floely stagad. 
Mr. Wmiarn Crimen* haa gained a big rennta* 
dOD fsr hia Sue character actlns !n the dlflhr- 
ent Idea be lus sppeared in since this eaM- 
tbclr angagciDeaL Tba FIghtM IS; 



paay Mtaad tbcir • 
bSt RMdaeed thla 
AT tba TsMce Stre 



. _ Jaage Street Theatre the Great . 

Iwaded a good hill ot popular Taodedllo. 

Oriffln'a Agnes Street Is doing wdl wltb 
good bill of Tsaderille and pictures. 

At the Sfmdlam tbe same bllX aa last 
waa presented. 

At Scarboro Beach. Abraham Abon Haaunod** 
Bleht Arabian Acrobats were a hlg, 

PM DnIlBg'a Paay Cire aa at H aalab'a 

it a big sQCfcsa. ^ aoovr 



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'i July te, i9ia 



XHS BIIiXBOABS la OS aala n all tadaa and 
nawa-atanda threosliaiit the Vnitad Btataa and 
^mmAm wUch azo aiippliod by the American 
Van Co., and ita branrhna. It la also on aale 
at Bratano'a, S7 Aranna de I'Opera, PaiU, 
Ztaaea. 'Whan not « lala, plaaaa aotitr tUa 



Beinittancea ahonld . ^ 
or ezpraaa money oidi^^a. - 
addreiaed m made payaMsvIs 
PnbliaUaa 

The 
aoUdta* 




RICHMOND, VA. 
of Excellant Busiiwaa Made by 



■With tlw openlBC of raaith-oMnly week,- tbe 
tkeatzea get the upper bold acain after a fcct- 
algbtrs aaaqnal •tmsgla with, a thanaometer 
tm. ■mtOdx tha mmatr M Mm tmnttUr and 
fsnMatir boAIbk Its w- tsniftvus tap 
it tbe teb« ._ Aad fla Im eSee man boomS 
' tot aicijbudXt tTiank xsb. 

At tba Acadanj^ jut ICoale, the Bcnjunln 



Flnczs, bandleappal ttr tb* Ibexidicahle and Im- 
toUtle idaaaa of CatbaclM Carter tba moat 



« ttoA oiiaii&atloa ts rnaar pat 'ai a 

nod front In tannr. fklTdoos NMa^ asd dor- 
the week ahowed -and ataad7 Im- 

prorement at the boK'^ilBea ad. Bobcit Oaln, 
a new leadloc man. who made seod hen laat 
•eaaoo with the WBl A. Pace-Panl B. Benjamin 
Company, appeared In the east Ifonday nlcht 
and wtll remain with the ocsanlsatlao to the 
Cloae of tbe aeaasn, which now bids fair to ex- 
tend thrODCb tbe mooth, at the rery least. 

ne Benjamin Playera ba:Ta a sj cyad 
and proapesooa aeaaoo. ' SB - tMMi..'.ea[ 
Cam^ McOomaa laeeeedat -lOiaaBlw Iks 
principal feminine lolea. 

Another lansh waa raised amoni: thoae who 
are Informed concerning the theatrical altsatloo 
betOi when tbe informatioD leaked out a few 
sa» at tbe BUsn Xbaatn. vkUh «a> 
•t flhs^aBB oftbe last aiisoa ts tts 




^ nally 

It Is said tbat 

I1M lataa of Mr. Wdls did 

tte Idesitlty of tba nineaas ^^aatze 

Oonpany sntB laat week. Tim bonaa la sow 
apmtad as • ten-ce nt TKOdertlle and motlon- 
pictiire theatre, with 'Wmiam T. Elrby, of tbe 
managerial atail of Wllmo and Vincent at the 
helm. Mr. Klrby la recoenlaed aa tbe derenat 
and mo at resonteefnl bouse manaser tbe firm 
of WUmcT and Tlneent has had in Ita emidoy 
In yeara. It la ande i a tuud that he win qolt 
tbe ten-cent booaa and xctmn to tba Ookolal 
Theatre. Korfkilk; ^ the W. * Ms aiicalt, 
at tbe end of tbs sammer seasoo. Bs bas 
Bude tbe lan - e a s t s Ms 

SSir' sinSs'SlnSSiN 

The Odnial Tbcatre. Iba taa-OBt nBOBanent 
boose coodneted by Ed. P. Lgrona for Wllmer. 
Vincent and a third intenat, lamaaautiid by 
jaks Wdia, euuUauaa ts ' 



, a day. With an attcaetlra array 

«( sSMnta. tba booae has played to almost ea- 
padly bnuaeaa throoshoat tba week. The 
ancceaa of tbe Ooloolal may be credited laisely 
to tbe peraooal popolarltr and ezeenttra ability 
of Mr. Ljona. who la a Keith gradoate and for- 
merly bandied a Keith boose In PMladelpbla. - 

Tbe Tbeato, leased and minased by D. Ii. 
Toney. node of tbe redoabtable Eddie Xjeooard, 
minstrel man, U not trailing In the race for the 
bla money between the ten-cent show abops. 
"Uncle Toney" is new In the bosloess, baTms 
taken bold only a few mooths ago, bot tbe earn- 
ing capacity of the Tlieato has steadily In- 
creaaed era aince he entered the maaacec's 
oOce. 

Big bnalneaa, too^ la dawtea Into' tba '^Sbls. 
which la aandwlehed is between tba Bliae~aad 
tbe Colonial. Tbe Lobln was originally eoedoeted 
by the Olm-maklag flrm whose name It bears, 
bnt la now maaand by Or. 8. Galaakl. who, 
like the oilgbial lAbia, Is sa spttelsa, aSUIac 
eye-glasaea. BlMB srw sal^altar. asSHIIIlM Si 
Ufe. from Us laqw: i sl a MWb i usBt la HUB 

street 

The summer parka are doing a tremendoiu 
bnsiDess tbese warm aftemoona and nights. 
Forest HQ], the new pleaatire resort, of wiileh 
CoL J. H. UTlngstoa la lessee and manager, 
li getting tba noa'a ahare of tbe patronage, 
bat Idteinld baa so eanaa to complain of lack 
of pationaga «b tbat aeooont. Tba latttt Is 
drawing ctoarda flfly. ps ccat laiger tbaa coSId 
be fonad bete laat season wbea Unto waa no 
Forest Hin to compete wltb. fYed Lewla. an 
experienced park manager, formerly aaaoclated 
with the Ftank- Bostock riiows. Is the manager 
of Idlawood. T1>e eoncesslanalRa at botb sam- 
psika report a ptoOtaMe aeaaoa la erctj 
BOBHBT muamn. 

SINGING CONTESTS AT CAUiOUN 

Calhoan. Ga., 7tily 8;^— VkiM wHl be three big 
singing days at tbe OSBtal Oonnty Fair, to be 
held here October IMS: One by tbei children, 
one by Oonnty Claases and one open to all North 
Oeocgla, an for handsome prises. 

Tbe otlHT days.' Farmers* Union Day. Reunion 
and Secret Order days are also o{ great Interest. 
- New stalls, pens, coope. etc., wLU be bnllt 
and adrertlslng work done ill all tbe coimtlea of 
Nortb Georgia. The arcrage attendance of last 
" dally , la .czpaetad to be 



ST. JOSEPH, MO. 
Airdome Presenting Stoek a 

Naws. 



Tba Inoad smites oa tbe (aces of Hunger L. 
F. Ingeraoll and Us assistant. Fred Cosman. 
are anffldent to explain bnslneas condlUona at 
I,ake Contrary Parle- - The crowda bare Iweo 
by tar the largest In the history of the freeb 
air resort. All coneeaslons report excellent 
gain. Shoot the Chates, new thia aeaaon. and lu 
efaarse of tba eoartaam Ohaa. NaA, la a anra 

tbat as tower' was eight feat btebcr 
any la lha coaatir. Tba diaplay W fl i ew mka 
on tbe Ug day were ezccnent sad pleased tbe 
big crowds. 

The 'Wm. Grew Stock Co., at tbe Altdome. 
still contlnuea to draw big patronage. Mr. 
Grew and Kiss Uttle, In the leading roles, 
cootlnne to increaae tbelr popularity^ The ae- 
leetlon of plays oltared are good. Harry Tan 
Foeaen. Ute of tbe Coben asd Harrla Minstrels, 
la an added featare to this week's bm. Harry 
ia a great favorite with St. Joaepbltes, and 
bas BO dlBcoItr IB keeping the andiance In an 
opiosr. H* inn tcmalB In - tbe dty aereral 
weeks to visit paissta wbo reside beie. 

Bnalneaa at tbe Fantsges bss bean sooiewbst 
on the dcereaac, owing to the warm weather, 
althoogh the preaentlng billa are easily ap to 
tbe regular sUndartL The headllBer this werti. 
TInkhaffi and Company, la one of tba beat foa- 
tnrea yet appsailng at the tbaatie. IIBaaaer 

B|H Mmoir|^ ^B^ la j y rotiBgi^t^gagKj^ ttmt 

later. 

The Bljon Dream, Koyal and Star theatres, 
offering moTlug pictures and illtistrated aongs 
fSr the warm montba. contlniie to disw picas- 



„ 1L nOiTi of fbu 

thaeUcs, left Cor a star of aercral weeks sroBsd 
tba aarfbaa lakes. lAere VIeoty of flab aad 
cool breeaes wm endesTor to eatertala tbe 
opalar maaager. Aaatstaat Manager Balph 
an Honten wul remain and attend to bnalneaa 
inattera dtning Mr. PhtDey'a abaence. 

Manager Prank Newman, of tbe Royal, re. 
tamed fium a abort business and pleassre trip 
Eaat. 

B. Gerard, aaai atan t stage manager of tbe 
Pantager, left last week to attend tbe T. M.A. 
at Wasblngton. r> C. 

JESSE J. 'WAORXB. 



COI 



TO TELL HOW IT HAP- 
PENED. 



Kew Totk, Jnly 11 (Special to The Billboard). 
—William Morris has signed contracts with iaa. 
J. Cotbctt. wko WBS JSCrlas Olef bsndlcr, to 
appear at tba Imitlfaa Bast Garden on Koeday. 
2*^ y« jqS.Mll fels en Slav of Oe VsOMaa- 




, Fi^aiWs'TtBlil ianowB 

County Fair, their dates belBg Octbbar . 
and 26, three daya and aigbts. Thay win 
all-day alaglag. baajo-ptcfclng eonte ' 
playing, reed-Slowbg aad oOir .aid 

pastimes. -Ska ascM ~ 

Fair has; osna ;:eC 
fair " 

?«IeW IANVILLE* HOtliE^ 



DanTHIe. JIL. Jnly 9.— George W. Cbattettoo. 
owner. of the Grand Opera Hoose here, bas pe- 
titloned the City Coundl to allow blm to 
make some changes lo tlie interior of tbe Grand 
SO as to more nearl.v conform to tlie flre ordin 
ance, and If the petition is granted, be prom 
laes tbat went year he wHl tear tta entire 
belVHng down' aad replace It with an np-to- 
date modem bnlldlBg. His petltiaD wfU no 
doobt be granted. , Tbe: iiiiatnl" "-.""-w 
condemned and ordered. 'daaed'>bir'"jlbtf. 
chief Inst before the doae of last anm. 

Tbe report was cnrrent two or three weeks 
Bgo, tbat the Sfanberta had given op the lease 
OD the Grand, but . there is no Rpreaeatmtive 
of either tbe Sbaberta or If E. CbattertoB at 
pteaeat hsHiv aa*>tl ' 




eqalppad 



CURT M. TREAT 

(Sea ntat Pag^) 

There at* aiaay aaong lbs pesaeat day tbeatra 
managers and psstlaK aarrlce oOdala wbo ra. 
member mei Oort If. Xisat (toai tba tins la 
the aarly PO^s wbaa ba was servlBg la a mas. 
agerlal way With varioes toad weipaslei — la 
fact tbo laid gaaz^ of tbaatrtcal mca all 
knowjna srcn aeaegh te.han um as **CBtt.>* 

meat 
be wi 

agement of 
csgo Assodatiae aC. 

waa at tbat time fasHtaM.'''' Mr. TNat la a 
eoavcntloo getter. Be seem te have aa taher- 
«at ablUtr to land most amythlag ba gaaa after. 
Tba tact that Chleago'a anaaal list of eSBven- 
tlana has lamped from fifty to ever tbioa hiD- 
dred woDid Indicate that tbe aua wbo Is te- 
aponathle fts thIa tnereaaa can ddlver the gooda. 
Mr. Ttcat la at the head of one of the moat Im- 
portaat depaitmeata of the largest and best 
ocganlaed bodlaa of Ita kind la tbe world. His, 
to a Mg goaitlan. be flila It well. He to a big 

IbValaaIfy aad mentally, and ha haa 

Id Miiilf with the knowledge and ex- 
■ry to comblaa with hto ability 
ta aa iHlrlm t aakm. Among tbe ttarca hoadrad 
or auia cvcats which Chicago will eatertala the 
p raaea t year to that at the TrI Melal OMdsva 
of Knights TemUMv^ wiMkli aMIIM tS te the 
largest aad b eat >rtbwfcia >aiilBle..'He any 
cl^ to aecnre. 

At a eoaaerratlTe eatlmste no less than a Qoar- 
ter of a million people vrlU ba brongbt to Cbl- 
cace darlag eoaclave week (Angnst 8 to Angnst 
Idl. and thoae wbo have made a atndy of these 
Ihlaga aay tbat between eight and ten mmion 
donara wm be left In the city by these Tlsltors. 

Mr. Treat to ably assisted lo bis department 
by ftank Zlsgg, a yoong aggresslTe man wbo Is 
takin g . fnn advantage of bia oppcirtnnlty of 
learning the game from a paat maater. 

PIERCE P LAYE RS OPjEN. 

Sopertsr. Wis., ntr S. mm * bo.'s 

Assodated Players opened the aonwier seaaou 

here last Sattirday before ' a large and entbu- 
alastlc audience. Thto new stock organisation, 
eanylng twenty-OTe players, and with exact 
dnpUcates of - the original acenlc prodnctlona of 
the three bffla they are preaentlng, namely, 
Bdwia MUtOB Boyle's Tbe Sqnaw Man; Robert 
Edeaon's . fOnaer ' snccess. Strongheart. and an 
elaborate revival of At tbe "Wliltc Horee Tar 
era. The roster of thto attraction lodndes 
Win Josser. .BIcbaidasn Cof" ----- 
Edward Wf s ta i l d , > 0« « ns ~" 

H. Irwin Haidy. AlmMO 

l>oogIaa. Miss Jane Bamptoa. Mlas 3Carla BOD- 
sail. Miss Mareatet Pldd. Mils Peggie KeUogg 
and others. The company win tour the north- 
ern Michigan country dnrlttg the next four 
weeks, then play retom datea, 'WlUlam Oilman 
l9 acting as company manager, while Lee Parrln 
is attending to tbe bnaloess details In ad- 
Taoee. 



THEATRICAL FIELD DAY AUa 10. 



New Tork. Jnly 11 (Spedal to' The Billboard). 
—The annnal Theatrical Field Day will be held 
thto year at the Polo Gronnds. on the afternoon 
of Angnst 19. and will be for tbe beoellt of 
the Actors* Fond of America. Cohan and Har- 
rla. aa in former years, will have cbsrge of 
the arrangements. It to planned to glre a sa- 
tire on the tonmament spoken of in S^t's Ivan- 



a awlmwinr dlapIay br a uumbai of ehoma 
gills, exhibitions of alnMpa aad aeroplanes, and 
s Wnd West Show. The Odd daiy haa the 
sanctloo of Daniel Frobman and tbe other oi- 
Sccra .of. tliat- lostltation. Frank P. Goodale. 
the aviator of Palisades Park, and Joaepb 8ey- 
another aailal artlat. bave-alvAad their 
— ' "■hr^aat rae- 



WHAT HAPMNED^rO^JONW MU- 



Kaw Xo^ Mr 11 fflpceial te She Binboatd). 
la aald tbat oaa of the arst aoraltlsa of 



ales of tbelr pbeaoenaal aaeoeaa, SereB Days. 
wlU be aece la the ooe-alght staad tctiltary 
eootroUed aad booked by the Natloeal Thaatn 
Ownera* Aaaodatlaa. and that iBOet of thdr 
Urge dty tliao baa been flUed throagb Klaw* 
Brlaoger. Thto action places tbcm Ita 
ssiM tbtetrlcal light as Mr. Sarags. «5 aE 
Used bis plana a week or so ago. 

MONT REAL , CAN. 

Theatres 

-Vaudevill*': 
In Favor. 



Dominion Park, with tto many attractloaL Is 

mnch aoDght after. ' — — " 

good. 

Jim Moiaa. 
fair ImalBear 

The Wt i l aasd flit CMWiea aie leeelvtsg 
tbelr Shaie eC fstnaaae. JLt the doM of th« 

!n*Nnr^&aa. 

One of the he 
Park uiaasgaiBaai 
aeaa last week. 

The Csslno hss got back to capadty honaea. 
Tbe nasal good bDto are very eatertalniag. 
~ ~ Mack ODmerar.lIarcd to fdt beal- 




BMat'Sl 



LOUISVILLE, KY. 

Hi|^-Clasa Muaioal Aggregations Well 

by PaHe:i 



Iltaa Kala iMkc to tbe popolar aolobt with 
Gtcgg'a Saad at Paotalne I^nr Park. Mlaa 
I>o«a baa a stdatidld voice, aad to — *"-r a 
great hit with the patroes of the. park. 

Tbe Baada Boma to the aew head at M*. 
erview, with O. SIrlgaaae aa leader. Madam* 
Arnold, wbo U tbe solotot with the Banda Bo- 
ma, to making a big hit with her popular 



Tbe bill at Fontaine Perry Park Ttieatre last 
week was an exceptloaaliy good one. headed by 
Kathleen Clifford. There were two LonlsvlUe 
arttoto on thto bUI. Mlaa Elale TneB and Eh>y 
Harding. Aaoag the others on the bill were 
Chaa. Wayne aad Co. in a aketch called The 
Motalag After. MaBen aad Cotelll aad Mec- 
ban'a Dog*. ° 
Glenwood Park, oaa of -lb* ; pcettleat parha 
" 1 aCthe 



along the rtvi 

SSdriaa^J^Sfc^^&SSSi^^^^^S 

BILLBOMRD SUBSCRIBERS, NO- 
TICE! 

After several hundred copies of tbe Jnly 9 In- 
ane of Tba Billboard, bearing on the title page 
the likeoess of Cart M. Treat, had been printed, 
an acddeat occurred in the preaa room, which 
demollahed tbe half tooc, awl accordlnajy the 
photograph of Oeatavo T edi r s waa aiitiaillaaa*. 
We are prlatlBg Mr. Skeere ~~ 
Ue page aC thb cdltleB. 



GREEN ROOM CLUB GIVES;^-ntR> 
FORMANCES. 

' Kcw Xork. Jnly 11 (Spedal to The Billboard). 
-4in|hMS or the Gicea Boom Clob wiU give 
tham.lwiaalfc Aaanal Bnmiacr Drcaa Behearsal 

at tfea' OBriaSb Aabary Fark. Ob Satardar. Jaly 

. ^ 



ANOTHER HARRMivPROOUCtMHI. 



New Tork, Joly 11, 
—Henry B. BortlS 
cored the pndodlaK 

town'a new plar, asA 

A atopeadoos ptodaettea'.'k 
la the tan. . . , 



to Tbe Billboard). 

_ that be bu sc 
to Oeerge MMdle- 



tbe t ai Bl a g theatrical aeaaoe-wm be the pradae- 
UoB of. The OM sad the Drammer. oader tbe 
managenent of William A. Brady (ltd.), 
which to now In rehearsal on tbe stage of the 
Caalao T%eatre. Tbe Girl and the Drummer to 
a moalcal version of 'Wbat Happoied to Jones. 
Mr. George Broadhnrst. anthnr of tbe original 
play, bas rewritten tbe t>ook for musical comedy 
pnrpcees. snd has also supplied the lyrics. Tbe 
mnsic to by Augustas Barrett. Among tbe lead- 
ing pilwripsis aanged for tbe Dices ate fihar*— 
Orapewla. ;Aasa Cbasce. Tera MMdi 
Tracy. Bemlee Itacfc.' Aaa 




FROHMAN AMERICANIZn.A 
FRE NCH P LAY. : 

Mew Taik. Jair U. (Baaelal to the BHIboaid). 
— I«s Costand dee Eplnettea the teegh or 
"blniT* of Eplnettea, a Parto cafe cbaateet, 
to one of the plays, tbat, wltb Le Boto Baere 
and Chantecler. was the vogoe of tbe present 
theatrical aeaaon In Paris. Cbarlea Frobman 
bas se ctued the plsy for Amerlcs, and anoouncea 
ftom Itoedoo that be will jiroduee It beio with 
e sbaag east, sndrr tbe title of A Bolt ~ 



CASINO CLO SES F OR A WEEK. 

New Tork. Jnly II (Special to Tbt Binboard>. 
— Tbe Casino Theatre to cloaed thto week to 
permit of some renovation and stmctaral 
changes to the stage for Sboberto* new mosteal 
revne. Up atkd Down Broadway, which to im- 
derllned to open on Kooday nlgbt Jnly 18. 
Eddie 7qy and Emma Cama are the annooncad 
electrlfled players. 



WAOENHALS AND KEMPER RE- 
MAIN NEUTRAL. 



new Tatk. 7i 
— Meaaia . Wai 



It (Bpedal to Ihs BHIhaarf). 
iSto sad Kamper " 




HnrJtari^^Jtalr^ 



BL- 

far tbe coalaB aeaaaa The Brats aad the Other 
WoBMs. Beth_Bla>s are fnn the pea of ficd- 
etlcfc Axaoid Kammcr. Mr. Wooda wUl scad 
twelve other flrst-eUsa attractions oa tba road. 



BELA8C0 C OMPL ETING CAST. 

New Tork. Jnly 11 (Special to The BUlboard). 
— JPavId BeUaoo aaaooaeca tbat ' ' 

wmiam Mai ifi^ laaa arar .aad 

an fOraMT ■amhme et 1^ S*e«e ftws^ i 




MARRIAGEBb 



MAT-MOLES— Mr. H. B. Uotsa, Isidlss man 
with The Olrl and Tba Banger Company, alao 
anthor of tbe play, aad Miss DUIa May. a 
■•ember of tbe aame company, wara msrrl^j 
Jane 2S. 

C0PKMAM-B08S.— Mr. Boy 
wlf« artlat, aad 




B IRTH S. 

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. b 
tbe Oopelasd Brothers' Stock Osw .^ca^- 
CopeUndi), OB tbe nlgbt of Joly ti at Ipga, 
OBo clgbt-ponnd t>oy. Mother and BBhir MBB 
aloely. 




Amsada Hendrleka waa si'aslad a i 
]1mml£.ONao(s h^Jadgs 



JULY ia» IfllOl. 



Xtie Billt>o 



13 



CHiCAQO PATTBR. i.^-^ > 

(OwUBiMd troM pac* B.) 

Cll«rl«tl* 8b«««a and Aai«lo« QVW 

S KBiUle AUUom* la«t wwk mil. clo«la« Uu 
S! M^xt oo» ot UN. >j«c tem«l« qa»rtaUe« 
iter hMrt »t tni» w««t-«W« IMUM. 

iJmAUm JtfUcMlc. wlU lacGMd Ml. Hwatd 
SS» » dlr^tiTtS* Ut»r d^^d*! u> 

n rutlB taUnd tb* toQtUsHts. S« wiU }obi 
Sx wU» la miuim Mt. 
Tit Brittoaa. lata a teatuia at tba American 

p.klo TBtatw, wlU Mtnra aaat »U dartiand 
S. wAt TJW WlU work tba Siorrt. Uma 

la tb* cut. 

T&e Cook atMtf lurtt ftddwl SUm BeU to 
XslUand laat waak. 

workms cl» tatanUtak km ntaaat t> OUoa* 
ud ^ laat ^ - - — - — — — — — 



(OosUaiMd tma pas* 9.) 

im^ ulaaaanr uau a aut a . far Waltac do«a aU 
SToSSS^ wUek 4M aoc atnla Ua ablUv 
Ik a moment. And alacins Mak aoasa eanaa 
mwr tn talm. aa kl».te«atx. wbac aatltca 
It Mk kMvMC AMkiMt ~ 

•SI? 




. to 

I dai MUo laat 

. w^mM^ WUllan Vamotti'a 
iSkSU L tba nalqiia iod baastUDL raatsR- iC tba 
WIT and ttia TemalnlaK acta on tiM ffv- 

nmm. Waltar and GaanEla. La«Tanc1^ In aa 
Uiib comedr. Inat banded: and. LofaalMis'a 
OMnUc Fcadral. mm acta aeir tD Cbleaso. 
and an "comed" In detaU asder that l iaa illTH . 
Gcocn Aoaan Moon aanc diaiactai- aaasa Cam 
Spot^ -wua bla ladr-Uke Toiea. and In grapaE 
aTtnlss dieaa. Onblln Oalalea, Johnami 
Qgod-Nuat, Good-Bja, Cta^atlana. Swaana. aad 
Ittllan Idm dlaplija* Ilia talMt SDC dialect; 
daas ^^«h Coco. awadk'aKUaliaK BMiw^ eaeti 
■mbv beinff cazafolly IBttadneaA Iv aa aaaedota 

^P^g^^^j^alSi^'aaA* ' Ooci^ pBctlcolaxdr Ua 
^Miijl m m* av ' ^ relation, and in me 
•Bk [nii'*1"i. BTBTCd a aaat aitiiOtiW kwamer 
tetnia. Tbaaa asakivwdda' blcyd aa aa hn- 
Is iwHj caaca "r""iy^ **^***^**ltf aa wbicn 
taaaaa csold not. TSte BiZ*<T Da Trio, 
latntodaK JCaater John Dninb.. preceded tbc 
and. altboocH am ben aararal tlmea. 
aaam m co aa biff aa eTcr. Tim op apln c 
acta on tbe bill, in ocdcr, were FOiv^aiid Sarla, 
tB a -«"r'"r and dindng act; tba Three Bretb- 
an Xaaeocno, preaeatlsc Fan la a Dtswlns- 
BooiB, and Mr. Edward Flanaffan and Mr. NaalCT 
BdWBtda Is a dreaalnK-room aklt. On and Off. 
Xkla Uit albirt waa exccpttaaallr well neelTcd. 



Kid KIdden, 
la a 



at zlfkcavac 



PAI.AIS BOTALK. 

. La. Pace, lata of tba 

Byaara bill laat 




or an' the- 
alar penenalitr. Ska la 
a Grand Old Sfaa, aad 

aatcbea In Ita ••bM" pa 

aad Hdd. a ccaa oC^ abHaaa' aav ta Gkleaao* 
an l ai l ewt d ooder XnrZetK nqr «■» 6l. 
lowed br the crcT'.popBlar Paal Baawoa, Ike 
Maek-caead •eeeotite daaear. MHart ea the 
-■ahow-Ma Bar." H» waa doaa to belnc a ilac 
at tbe Palala Barale, asd Jfr. Braa aoon WKW 
to It tbat be be allaweit to be bald crrrr tar 
tta foil week. De Vaol ajMl IWtta elaoed tba 
akow witb an artlatle dreea noreltT. la wWcb 
tatta la tka "pietsta mi." tka p«b rv 
^ p-»a ka*^* tka 



,^llana«ar I fck w atU 'a Itartk«MaIr WU waa 
«a ataal aTjaar oC tka aMlIai^tlac tbaatna, 
NClrwM M^Ia accaataaea wftk tka ataadaid 
aot tr Iko paaetaoo waaka. aad «kat tka Me la 
«e or tbe Tary few kaa 
pnrre tkere bM baaa. a 
and Sawtell* epeaed tka 
luilaa oraateal offariM; lat- aaaaMd- at 
torn, panlcuiailr wl7lka alSS«5r' ~ 
•ad tba cello pieyla*. Tka llrftiuili. wka aaw 
ud daaetd. bat larirUktr AowMd all tkdr 
"^"ni**^^ '>'' tbek- woa a a a aeloe, pleaaed. 
■ma Etbel roaar. tke barltoao aalalat, waa ap- 
P«<e;»t»a to tka eztaat of one bow. Blalr aad 
ISi ""S* » '"^ *»» pettatala* to a 

Jfexinn. Ooms. and Onetta, tba fambilBO end 
« tke e oawnathio. ploatar lanNaaetj, cad ber 
fjtntr prorta* a eapakia feeder. If not of ca- 
Jgikrifplce. Braadoa aad Taylor, freak fiom 
"* kad a derar UttJe kid act. wbick 

■•■« , Bia-Iloir Aekt. 



I ky firo red tkea trea al- 

-r m .a ' tkrossk patnaaaa. Mr, 

Wtltar Skarer frit tkat nealect of talaat ceald 
da DO men food, witb tSo rcaaH tkat laat 
wnk • bm waa aa rood a MD aa aaaa kef* 
^ jom* time. Mlae Lottio CTMaller eaar two 
("■MtT nowfteta, and daaee« to tbe atrabia of 
» prattler <me, reealTtar aa ber rrward aa ex- 
SY,*?* . I™™* of apfiUaae. Leea and BartI* 




• aad Lowta, two 

I kapOT OTer tka ntaraa of tka flakt, 
ttaifa tkttm tkat waa Ik tkMt. 
•MjNtrjwtlL Oaa la « ftaala tm^ 
^ aaC'Mok a aaad oaa ttat kk Mai- 

aorti of Ma wlr Sta I»aw Jteta. Ckazeat, 
»lth a amorMe act waa alao oaa of tka>Bew 
?o*a to Oileato, aad, aa a laask-pndaear br 
arwJotJc predleanenta, waa alaaat a ilot. 

Noinnennte u ieut aa to tka fan proapeeta of 
A* Mak la (krtkoaalaK at tkia itaM. 



WnXIAM rA&NDM, IN TBB MAM.WTS 
MA3TKBPLBCS— ONE-ACT CLASSIC. 
M«]caUc Tbeatre. No. 8. Full stase; apeclil 
aalllin; 18 mlaalee. Seen matinee, Jul; 5. 

Ska Venoa da Milo would bare been, a clearer 
title for Mr, Peple'a lateac effort, bat, majbap, 
1m rafralneU ftom baTlns the name of tbe ann- 
leaa statue mentioned in a dealre to par tritmte 
to oar latelllceoce. At any rate, no matter tbe 
title. It la oaa of tba srandeat aketebea tn raode- 
Tlllo to-dajr. 

PbUotlaa. a acnlpter, baa i hiaaalail. for eom- 
petlttoa, a atatoe, witb wkiek ka kaa prac- 
ticalljr fallen la tore, a motkac »— her babe 
la her arma. PbUotlaa deaerlhad it ta bla sweet- 
beart. Notbinc ohx* aad no eaoa a flor 70a to be 
Jealooa. Bat Adoala la carioaa, and barter* a 
klaa to aee the atoae which haa aet aflame aU 
tbe paaaloa abe deatraa. While aka 1* eoazlna 
in tike sarden, however, Veata, a riral acttlptor 
and a candidate foe tbo band of Adoola, enters 
aad, witb a few itioke* of a mallet, partlr do- 
mollabea tbe work of Plillotla*. Whan tbo ma* 
crick la dlacorered PblloUaa la at Otat 
then lafnrlatad and, attar itzat- 
ttatk. Maa kla aaptaaad- 
akaat ta ow tka aaaw 
■stanr at kla kaadlwack. 
Sfaanriaa of ' tka paat. kow***r. atar tka np- 
Ilttad kaad aad, to atamp a hanntlng Imiaeaaloe 
at the daatardly work ke kad aeeompUabed. Pbl- 
lotlaa coanand* Itlm to look at the wreck of 
atoae. Somehow tbat wreck of atoso did not 
look ao awful after all. onlr the aima barinr 
been dlaintesrated from the bandaome bodr. and 
PbUotlas. with a cry of >>r. thanka Ua rlral. 
Cor, witboat tbe arma, PbUotlaa aaw what tbo 
atatn* bad lacked to be an Ideal Im pi ea a lon. 

Mr. ffamum. aa PhUodas, wea a handsome 
Grecian picture, matcblor bla beaatlfnl b't of 
martto,^ ud hla^ rich, uu e tu o u* nica 

lafled th* moat critteal. 

LOTKNBBRG'S OPEBATIC FBSHTAI,. 
Majeadc Tbeatre. No. to. In one and fnU 
stase; tbxee special seta; 29 mlnntea. Seen 
matinee. Jtily S. 

One of the trand eat ot Ta ndeT llle gra nd opera 
witb a p"rgi am whlck waa aa caii- 



hcakca kaartad, then li 
"g' uH ff ahMuac tka 



Toica aara 
raa »,.wialaL 




Bosh Temple TkaatMt' Jtai K. Mt- 

in one: apcdal pletHM. 

erealns, «al7 T. 

Oaa ot thoa* airlMag ndag plarMa, 
talnlna a paettltt- tt u eadad plot, aemal li 
prodnaac altnatloaa. aad tot onily' tke 

rect amooat of welchtr a ^ — ' 

an efdojable direrBlon. Tba 
cases la a capable one. listed 
known stock pcrfonnera: 

Gran Oclnor .. Mba Mar Gordon 

Annt "Mec" Oelaor .. .. Mlas Matt* Sbobert 

LUlUn Delnor Mlaa Mabel Batbawaj- 

Llodr Keadrlc "Bob" LaBaa 

Grace Delnor has been "plnaslnc" at the 
track. Annt "Mec" baa been apecniatfnc in mat- 
rimonial ada, and Ijllllan baa been dreamiaff of 
the daj's when she wtu aee her name electric- 
Ucbted orer tbe entrance to the theatre, as the 
Btar of Shakespearean oUts. Eaeb sltttatloii la 
a laosb, and taklns tbla aa tile fint p i udu c tl on 
of tho skit on any itace. It haa all klnda of 
pitaalMlltIf* 

An na^s win re ads that Once onat manr 
tbe man of hia ekoica laalda oC~ alx moaths to 
wia half ot the corntcd factnnc which be left. 
Tbe other halt seea to the chap CTncla haa 
picked to win. proeldlac he faUlIa tbe same 
leqalrement. Tbls chap, deetrona of getting 
hia share of tbe monej. anawets the caU ot the 
track for a jocker to rid* "Jane Bride." Grace 
Delnor's mare, and therebr "get a Une." on b>.> 
fntnre bride. BrerTTblBg Cow* smoothly, tbe 
race la won. aad after coofeasiDg tala nxlsaloa. 
the latTltabl* cUmax Is restralaed from belnc 
too kanxT hr a hnilaeuBa T ji kent i ia . wttk Aaat 
iKr aak Ulliaa tka puttdaaaia.' 

lilaa Mar Oetdoa la tka moat deter «r tke 
three glrla. altkoask the other did Itistlea to 
tlwlr parts, and worked materlallr toward tbe 
saccess of the sUt aa a whole. "Bob" LaBae 
coold streBCthea tka tare aecae eaoaUefaklr by 



HAJAIEN, 



SIOSIST. 



Bnsb Temple Theatre. No. 10. 
13 mlnntea. Seen eraalnc^ July T. 



JOHN W. VOGEL- 



1^ 



x!vt t i w «a .i ia - .«» £ ^i»i<aiiEa« 



At Ms 



fatly aeleeted to salt a summer aadleoce aa ' 
waa poaslble. Banning almost a fan balf-hoar. 
ererr oae remained for the Baal thod ot the 
at<«l drop, aad It waa wftk ll(kt bearto tkat 
tbe andlenee left tke VaJestlC kaaminc tke 
dectlana Jiat kcard. FMlewInc la tbe 
tt Ike i—panj . tocrtkcr wttk their 



faTorlto 



dcaaiatic: 

Boa^al., colantBia; -SMrta Qakni. Utle; Bai^ 

Ward, Mean, : '-Lu _ ■ L 

CootnlWM— Blaa Tea «ir ViMti SaUr IM^- 
■llaahetb Ward. 
TUKWl nursiiii Pettloe, _wUi 
Barltaac^— Bttore Ttnd, 
XbM Breaadle, vlollalate. 

A. Ij. P^IatoB. cantantp. 
GoataTe Sehnlt, profondo. 
CiadBelaf»-A. Zamkarano. 

■ - ^ _ PB O ORAjf , 
III; ■ Opaihi^ Ckaraa. Bobemh 
Company. 

S. ftlectloa. Fbrtone Teller.. Bohart and Smith 
(Caed by permisafoa.l 
Mr. PeUatoa. Mow. Reealnl aad enaenble. 

3. Violla Sole* ....-..,.«•••••• 

Mlaa BnmaeDfe 

4. Trio, n Troeatae* 
MIsa _I 

B. 8eateat.. riMia**.. ..j^w^ 
MnMa. ¥5lil aad Tta *r Toert; »■ 

Kelly. Tad; Peitlae aad Mlaloa. 

5. Alternate. Qeartatte, •'BInOletti".. 
Maw*. Baaafot and Taa'der Voort. M< 

Kelly or Petllae and Penatoa. 

8. Soog, Last Bwie of Sommw 

Miss Slefert: VloUa Obllgato by MM 
& Alteraate. Cnatralto Solo ...... 

' Jniew Else Van der Vaait. 
' K MiiHs-IW-PoarTt of Opeiatle 




•»ii.r.«M parlMlarly 

^^alMlKaMde popolsr 

tr £SiF3Smm. aeeer 'ssaaMM sweeter tkan 
tAck kif s Bls e d by tUs CMBpaay of Lorca- 
beig's.' Mr. Baiere. baritoae, aad Wm. Ktny. 
teaor, peasias Tolee* whl«b are both atneir aad 
mellow, and their alBd** made tkam each ra- 
dpleato of eattmalastK eaeons. Tliar doeed 
at tka Ma]fttle tad wet* flTea tbe 



Hajalen made eae sia> bp 
v bla fuaaattta^ 
lady ■■jStaat 

aadldim glggM, 
for naakkt. 

Ba)a]aa waeka la tke andeat gaib ot ttJVt. 
Not that hia garb Is aadeat. Bat. ftom his tin 
crown to bla eaaitala, be bora the g r eaa a paint 
aad glad rags of the apbinz land aad, like a 
aphlnr lie worta. Be utten not a word; neither 
do bla male or female aaalatants. but bla tricks 
speak for tbemaelTe* and. In most casea. they 
are worked elfectlTely enoagh to bring a roand 
of applause. Bla trteks, bowerer, an a* ancient 
bis make-op, mnalatlng of eatlas Oie. tke 
- -> aad itw* ttM^ Calsa^ar'- 
etc Tke act ■•rilB ■MMlM'aa'a 




31a. % OOaw la twa; 

12 miaotea. Ban iesalskv Jaly T.~ 

Ose of tkoaa ekapa la a la lealltr. aa 

wdl aa la tke cast, aad la sa anek «r sow tkat 



la aa CoeelBB m tke stag* aa kla 

to tbla coaatiy. wkere tkaae ekapa kafl 

is a qoaatloo, bat. froai wheoce tk^ hall 

akadd tkey ntnm. The atralgbt alnga two 
asaga aad baa yet to leam the difference between 
kMdIng and applsnae. The one. who doesn't 
need any make-ap, makea lb* mlataka of net 
— — aataral. — " ' ' " 



■S?*'* tSS^ ta*akaar*SiSK.'»»' ffi 



HKIUiAN SlttN*' row S8AWH*. 



Joe McEnroe, manager of Dainty Mao La 
Porte, stgaed eeat i aew with Daw BeUawa. 

~ will ban ekatga of tka 
naa la FiBrte_aie t ea t s B 

at 'I<aata|tak, KyT. Aagast 

]. rar thraa seam Jfr. Hellman waa tke 
gcBcral sgaat for tka Jew*n Kallay Stock Cboi- 
pany la tke Soalk. laat as* son ha waa abead 
of the I/ottmora 4k LHitb Stock Oo. tar tkbty 
areeks, and dnrtoc tbe suramer mealkk blB 
tfcd the Majestic Theatre, at MkBlilT 
for tke Maiaatto Theatre Caapaap. 



■UM^nOMK AND NBWSPAPBWa. 

Ctartnaatl, a. Joly 1. IStO. 
Editor The BUIhoard: 

Dear Sir — One ot the heat of the many good 
things I hare recently read In Tbe BIDboard 
waa an article by Sydney Wire sboat preaa 
agento In barteaqoe. I hare bad cwelre yean' 
ezperlanc* abead of the*e kind of show* ma 
weU aa on newapapeta, and I ba*e yet to meet 
tbe dty editor who woold tarn down good stnil 
beeaoae It ha p p e ned to be aboat aoaie one or 
aometklac In barltaiiae. 

A good, pccaa rcpreaeatotlTe ta ta vataH* 
to a barleaqoe compatiy aa be la to a ttead.- 
way ptodnctlaa. and be win get aUaeat aa 
maeh apace la the ncwapapen for barlcsqa* as 
the blsb-prtced attnctloaa secure. It tkere la 
soma added featnz* to bis show, sack aa a 
diamplon Dgbter, a woman wrcatler. a basd* 
COS expert or a hypnotist, ao mnch the better, 
hat eren wlthoat this ha can earn ten times 
bla aatary. 

As Mr. Win says, maasgcn do not care to 
pay the money a Ua* npraaeatotlTe la worth. 
Tbey hire an agaat ktcaaaa ka la a asa. a coo- 
^a or a ttjmt . aadjia na* earn aaytklac aksat 
bla capaknittaa. Thaia aiv same nea akaaA 
who can not lay oat a stand oC paper, aad 
banUy know the dUfatenca between a hilf ikaat 
and a tbree-abcet. Z baaa to mlad a rfiitklaa 
merebant who boo gkt a» Ikl a wa t la a kartpa^ka 

self' s!nd°p0t hia *a85*i9^lB'a8S!ace? Cut 
yea beat that? 

There are few agento In barteaqoe who can 
write newspaper atuff. Col Sam Oawsoa Is 
oae ot the exceptions. StlU. there are good 
agean to tba two wbeela. men who are weU 
wectk a Ug aalary eren If they are not uews- 
paper nca. The maaagcn do not expect nBsk 
to tka papsTB about tbelr stTractlwaa. 
aot aaca to care. Stand ateond tke faa. 

flee of either wheel durteg the saaiaer 

and yon win hear somethlag like thia flora a 
manager to Ma agent: 

"Now about presa stniT. I tell yoa what yoa 
do. Get BOI Smith to write yoa dght of tea 
notice*. TouH find bim over In th* Jaasa 
WaiMIng Be write* all tbe stalT for Batlar. 
Aeoha aad Lowry, Sim WiUlams. lay Berk. 
Hi ny i laitatt and Tom Oiakins. I bsTe about 
a- MM aH notlcea to my desk you may also 
on*. Xost ckaage the aanes ot the perfocmars 
and base aboot a huadf ad eaplaa of eack mlraae 
gnnkrd. That win laat na tor tka scaaea.** 

Then some ot them w o nder why tkey oaiy 
hare about ten llnee on the n nin sa wm t aaca 
Saaday. while a cheap dnsiatlc attractlsa inB 
bare a half column, pertaapa, and a big featare 
jttnrr In mnother pert of tbe paper. 

Nnt all sood newspaper men make good pre** 
scents. There ts as much difference between 
these two profesaloa* as there is between a 
thrte-rtag dxeaa aa« a aletaie abow. Uk* tb* 
poet; tbe preas a gg at to a a ra . not made. 1 baTe 
known stsrceaarigtB. aai c*ta city cdlton, whn 
were "ftostar. ay piMWIr ftit |^ aaa 

with a piaetleal.'aMtopaaar. Miiiiliaiii-aaB a 
presa agent aa wdK la tka-aka wk^la la da> 
mtod. 

It Iim'( always tbe aiMMt tt space that 

crnmta. A rotomn story w tH t e a by oae man 
mi^ht not brloi; la aa nraeh hoslaesn at th* 
boT office 3S a ■•^Uctful'* by another. Tbe best 
man Is the one who gcto the most space wttk 
thf kind of stuff tbat Oils tb* lobby with tick- 
et paickassia. 

It boilai«i* BMaagan mat sopport their 
relstlees who sre not teal sgent*. they win 
and It profltable to send aaM relatlTe* «o a 
tear of Europe, or make performen out of them. 
whDe they engage for adranee work a pnea 
ssrent who la alsa a btUpaa ter. blller ' 
bsaaer man. • ' — 



WEI8 LEASES QRA ND THSATRK. 

Atlanta. Gp., Joly T. — Th* Oread Opera Bease 
has been leaaed. It ts aald, by tb* DeOIra es- 
tate to Albert Wets, ot the Amertcan Tbastrieai 
eichaoge, anil when tb* coming faU season be- 
glas, new men win be In charge of the theatt* 
on Peachtree street. Tbla Information does 
noteaaw from tb* DcOIt* family direct. 



Baaiy DcQln, .^Mktog tor the othMS. dsellaed 
ta aata av ■■awumuiiut arkatoTcr of ih* >e- 
iBlt or a^onM trip ka teek last arcek ts 
Xaw Tock. 

"I bare abaeiat^ na stotaaekt to Mfefc**- 
sald Mr. DeOIee. "Then U nelklac tkat Lta* 
say ontn I and oat when I am at." 

Aaked how loog It would take htm la aatof^ - 
tate "when be waa at." Mr. DeCtec aaMs *'tl»> 
day. perhsps. of It may be loager." 

Bat last the same It la pretty ganeratly be- 
liered tbat Albert Wela wHl be at th* bead of 
affam at the Grand baton tb* curtate gee* 
op oa tka flnt pertttMaet at aegt sssioa. 
— sa a dinet w sa lt of tk* apem 



KIsw * Bitoaccr syndicate aad tk* IndspeadsaW. 
It was wttk the Utter itacca that tke DcSrraa 
l ece utly caat thetr lot. aad sraa with tkaae 
sam* force* tkat th* Graad waa auppastd to h* 
allied. It ta not thonght the ekaaga In treat 
will resalt In any chaage of paOey for the optn 
door people, aa Albert Wela la tboconiihly idantl- 
Oed wttb tbe Indcpeodenta. 

Mr. Wela, while be baa been of lato yean 
la tk* camp of Klaw tt Briaager, ontn tke le- 




■aakf aaa tkr tk*. aaaiinna wMkaaB tba- 

iBtk-i.tlia' MHB'-ikk^pBBkl^^ aa Ug awa tmMw 

' .■ '" I 

NKW-ROttJOV IN VOQUB. 



Zanaaellle. O.. July P.— <)nlmby'a Alrdema 
Is gtrtog flee acto and pictures to rery fair 
buaneas. Sun * Mnmy'a Orpbeom annoonc** 
that there win b* no dark period to that 
booaa thto year. Thte* sets, ten c«nt TsndarlU*, 
Is oa tkere, aad tk* local naaagar stolaa tkat 



JOINS ABOLIAN Ca 

The Arollan Open Cboipaay haa added to Ito 
llat of prtnclpala Locta Nola. The company to 
atogtng comic open In tbe ooea-alr Ihaam 
at Brandywtne Spttsgs, WUralngtoa. D*L aOaa 
Kola opened on July 4. and aanc tka rtia 

of Ssreoa io Sai d Paaka. ST 

to a good dad. Piarfeaa to 




Xtie Oillboard 



JULY i«, 



LONDON LETTER 

Grand Opera Sung by English Artists in the Ver- 
naoilar. Creates an Unprecedented Qut- 

erf I^iblic ■ V ^ ^ 



Ooe at the most strlklos (ettores of theat- 1 
rieml Loiuloa at i« t ieni Is tbe sodden and 
uUaiadliiuT Tocoe of opara coalqw. Vnr ' 
tfrito a. mmilwr of ytua It ham beam aakMira I 
n Loadoa bat; atartiiis with tb* nam at 
Tbomss nMcba». at His lla]catr*s Tkaattakjt 
bas JiuipaA ■■AMiiy Into populazItT sbA 
eicatsd a pobUe all «( Its owiu It mar ba 
tbat tbe icciet Ilea In the tact tbat the ogarai 
are amis la Knglllh and by BocUati artUU. At 
anr rate, an enterprlae wh*Gli a tew years ago 
would hare bees deemed Impoaslble is now a 
txlnmpbant success. 0( cotme the fact that the 
Beeefaam family, with oollmlted capital and the 
capacity to stand a loog ixm of loesea, lias been 
behind It ia largely reaponslhle for a crcat deaL 
Xo ordinary theatrical manager could hare at- 
tempted the experiment. AH the same, the 
greatest credit is dne to them far hariog the 
temerity to enter npon the rentme. 

The moTlng spirit is Thomas Beecbam who, 
for years, has organ'xed and coodocted a line 
orchesira, known aa the Beecbam Phllharmnnlc, 
commonly oOled tbe "Paibarmonlc" In his 
lie has proTlded not 
Vol also the best- 
try bas cTcr known, 
scenery and staslac ba** been per- 
ls tSt -■ ■ 



Tba emseqncsee Is tfeu the base theatre 

■ packed wtaenerer be pota on an open like 
Tales of Hotrman, or Unsnette, and tbe Mosart 
tkstlral, laatlog oTer a fortnlsht, has been a 
trinmplL. 

Apparently, howeTer, the ambitions of the 
Beechams are not yet satlsSed. I sjd informed 
that, thronsh their manaaer, Tbomas Qnlnlan, 
they hare arranged a aeasoo of grand opera in 
London next year — the Coranatkn year — sneh as 
this conn try has ttever aeen or heard. Tbe Tenae 
Is to be Drnry Lane, bnt It la to be an altered 
Ocaiy Laaei with great ticis' «C boxes sdded. 
Iota ot new arrangements are ts be added, to 
Mog tbe place rigbt np to date and to add to 
the eomtort ot the speetatMi^ aat OsMat 80- 
den. scroas the wsy, wHX ka -' W.' tafea a 
back aest. r - 

The nMMt remarkable teatore oC tbe season 
win be the singers who ban been engsged and 
the opaas wbleh wOI be perfotmed. Among 
the stars wtn be Melhs. Geraldlne Farrar, OUtc 
rrematadt. Madame Schamann-Helnk. S'gnorlna 
Kl^oa Nevada, and last, bat not least. Miss 
Slary Garden. Among the men are ScotU. 
Benaod. Allen Hinckley, Gilbert Dahnores and 
Dotrabbe. A new face to P?ng»«h people will 
be tba Snaalan bass. Cballaplne, who has nerer 
" ■ IB LondOB . Be la a slant. 

* — U i llf . oad to expected 
a Cmn wbta be ^Ma tee. Sta list 




. Boalars Barter at 

SIsdsm Botterlly. Maaaeoetrs 

Wsgner's, MascagnTs CaTalleria _ 
StiBt-Sten's Samson and Delllili, Gotmod** Baaice 

and Jnllet, Stranss' Sklome, beside 
others. Salome will be snog by Mary Garden, 
who was the llrst Salome at the Parts Grand 
Opera. The repertory may also Inclnde Puccini's 
new work. The Glrl From the Golden West, to 
be played in N'ew York In October next, and 
StraniB' new and llrst comic opera, which Is to 
be broQgbt ont In Dresden In tbe antnmn. 

As may he imagined, an army of alngers wQl 
be needed for this list and the expenses wlU 
he prodlg'ona. In the main, Joseph Beecbam Is 
to be responsible for the cost, bnt prlrste sob- 
sertbera hare already gnaranteed (200,000. Tbe 
new entnprlse ongbt to rerolatlonize smnd 
opera In Eagland. and If It pots an end to the 
jkl»MU^^^CoTOit Cazdea arety one oqgfat to 

.lal autet tet vett. AUM Bott, at the Pal- 
ace neatre. haa accnad a lasgnWwt alte for 

his new Tarlety tbeatxe. near Tietacia atntfoo. 
The >iit^ Rwallowa ap tha old Standard Haste 
H a ll , ooe or those Instltntloas thst the maicb 
ot modem conditions has left high and dry. 
fire booses and aeTeral shops- PractfcaUx Caeinc 
Bncklngham Palace, it oaght to be exceedingly 
cooreslent for any royalties who may happen to 
need a night's amasement. Hje Intentl-iil U to 
make the theatre the finest place of amasement 
In London, and to eater espedaUy to the mld- 
ffla rt iw ML Tie tntme of tbe program will be 
*»*«*eaw IMi l I t ai and. ot coarse, the best 
*ltr*ia tb f a l a rtlj , Kbs pelecs win be on tb* 
fa|dar arilf ft.tS OswawaMa— aad the place 
wfll tt tair Wf i yi a ^atr lavectaat teatme. 

If an aeca wdl. it wtn ba ope Md at tke begln- 
anwjgt next Febmary. and it wm be fcaown as 
na. Vfctor'a Palace. 

ne oldest playgoer 
Tain to And a more 1' 

Bmy'a Bargain, the 

three pni dn eed by Weedsa niilMwTrt at tbe 

Oarrick this week. AlthooA the snth-ir's nam<: 
Is given as Robert Taacatlii, the person re- 
sponsible is Graanattli- Wnuelf. The idea ts 
really an extraordlaaiy one. Grosamtth Is the 
Bniy. tbe son ot aBAmerlcan mnltl-mUIIonalre, 
and the barxals is Buy's compact with Balkan 
br'gands. made with tbe object of wringing 
from Bniy's father the wherewithal to settle 
Bniy's debts. 

Btny arranges to be kidnaped try the brigands 
and Umnlsoued In their Balkan stnoglMdd In 
order that tbe mmioaaire may be blackmailed 
fbr (MMKNl wUeb tbe eaaaplratn aie ta dl- 



■nys dadge fitn the flisfe Mac ike 
«r a precipice and then nm aanck 
_ tkeaasirea. la tbe last act, of eoata*. 

Bniy trma np safe and sonnd and makes bis 
peac<» wUh Ws father. 

The scene In the brigands' fortress waa per- 
formed with a wealth of apeetacnlar realism 
which wonld bare done credit to Drnry Lane 
Itself. Unfortnnately, its very realism mined 
tbe rid'cnloai element and the piece, therefore, 
""TT between tbe prorerblal . two stools, 
aa Bniy. glres snotber of Us Infm- 
o( comic tenor. John CInlow 
' >atm " ' ~" 



aire, while Hiss IMMMk'.M' the female dii- 
ment In the piecew x eea f fed IIW warm w«lcOBM 
of an old farorlte. One Orawbadc to the play, 
which was otherwise well recetrcd, was the In- 
trodnctlon of a nnmfacr of political 
which Bare coas'dcrable oSansa to • pecttoa «t 
the smflanre. aad nearly ntoad a baa aeeae ea 
tbe atat algbt. 

Sir John Bsre. tor generatlofis nnrlTaled aa 
the finest ezvonoit high coaicdy, has ac- 



IN PUBLISHERS' ROW 



Notes of the 



that Promise |o 




Hifs. 



Neilf;YORK MUSIC NOTES. 

Theo. Uorse has another new ooe. entitled 
In Our Base Ball Family. 

SoUy Brown, who ta alnging at tba Morris 
Hnalc Hall, la becoming one of the iKst aong 
booatera on the Island this snmmer. tbe way 
be hsd the crowds singing tbe choms of Waits 
Ma Ttll rm Weary. Dearie, certainly prores It. 
Aa the crowds were walking along tbe tone of 
the ehoma could be beard sane aad wbtotled by 



PftlLLiDA TERSON AND FRED TERRY. 





mnida TaatD, ar IBaa XaOaeB Ttnj, aa 
of Ftad Tany aad JUia KeOaan. At her teceat ' 



wliick taOB neMllr'baia aa pmrtirt I (bonld 
say that Basa'a aaeaaa wIU ka -far man popo* 
lar and pnataMe than the prerlooa efforts ot 
tha Eepei toj Theatre. 

Tbe old Sairey Tbeatrc. on the aoath aide ot 
the Thaaic^ aad at one tloie the oiaat popalar 
meloili ■laatlc kooss In London, Is to glre place 
to a maw tad ap-to4ata stiuetuie. At present 
It is eaiil ad tm aa a t«»Maaia*«*sbt aiasle 
hall, and wbeo ttkaOt-tke aaae aMt of enter- 
talameat win eoDtlBka «• be anicd Ibne. The 
Sortey began Ita career in 1171 a* an ampiil- 
tbestre and twdre yeara later a Imndsng cnsilfig 
£15.000 took Its Mace, under the aame «< the 
Rival CIreas. Children only were employed. It 
being tbe Intention to mske it a school tor 
aetora, and Grlmsldl. father of the famons 
down, was employed as ballet master. ' The 
msglstratea, bowerer, closed the place as sn 
nnlicenscd bonding, and to gnell the riota which 
broke oat In oaaseqnence. the mlllury bad to be 
called oat. 

The Roysl Clicns was pnlled down In 1802. 
and the theatre tbat took Ita place shared tlie 
ssme fste In U85. One ot tbe most famooa 
pisya that was erer pndnced there was Donglas 
StaM'a Blaek-Ercd Snsan. In 1837. Ko man- 
" ce took OTer tbe tbt^tre 

. j'a arriral in IV-C. Sens*- 

tieaal .'■dotapaot nader^ his manacemenl. thea 




Ha'Autb 



Arthnr Wanzer and Maybelle Palmer, former 
members of the Princess and LnSnlle Bfock 
companies. In Chicago, bare made a plmute 
Into Tanderlllc. Panl Gofulron and Jobnny Nash 
saw the act at the LaSalle. Chicago week ot 



ain't I right. 
daarU, oU lite 



Home was never 111 
Waltxing makes » 
secaia bright, . 
Tba mnsle entraaelaK rnakw 
Lefa stay all night. 

Sereral headline acta are now meeting with 
big snccess slnxlng the big march ballad of the 
Norworth PnbllahlDg Co., entitled Back to My 
Old Home Tbwn. ft has tpninc Into popolarlty 
in record time. Socb a sonjg eaa only add tresh 
laareis to tbe alioady • haflllaa^. ■ j eewd.- at- Its 
well-known cOB ip fli eia,- ,' Hmt.'Bvii.-nti'Ack 
Norworth. .. ' v ■ ■ ^^^^JK?^|;■:^.-S'^^:0>v•it . . 



Back to my d 
Is. real. 

With lis qnalnt old cboreh 

If yon only knew how glad I'd fhal; 
Joat to be there once again. 
It is there a friend Is a real tme friend. 
Where they'd help yon np if yon are down. 
I'd glee tbe world It I coald go once mors 
Barb: ta/air '«MvtaM to««.~ . 
- ■ -i'--^ 

At Keitb.dc FMetde'a liflh Atcboo Theatre 
and at Brighton Beach. Irrealatlble Beisia W^a 
won tbe cnthnalastlr plandlts of the aadlsaees 

for tbe cleTer Wltmark aooga In their repertoire. 
MIsa Wynn made a lasting Impression with sn 
entirely new song, celled Tin One Knows Bnt 
Nosh, written by Artbnr Berkwith snd eora- 
poeed by Wm. T. Pnrdy. She also repeated 
tbe snccess she bas always achieved with the 
sometime faynrt'e I'd Lore tn Bnt I Won't, 
the lyric of which Is by herself, and the mn- 
sic hr Ted S. namm who also wro*e. In con- 
Joaetfan with .her, Tbe Boss aad the Bvttar> 




rjnaar .•■ 



of 

good'a _. 

Me Dam 

geta tbe ciowda 

Come now with me Into the aea. - ^ . - 
And we'll be aa happy aa we can boT ' ' ' 
We'll cot a daah. we'll make a T^««h. 
We wlU lore you If yon awear to be tras. 
My. hot Ifa fan. when sammet'a began, 
TO lit la yoor salt on the laada irttt ooe yea 

adare: . 
Ton lo»e more aad moio; aa VfMi> ^ItVthilM 
holding hands. 

♦ ■ ■ 

Another yonng mnslcal fellow that ta coming 
to the tmot on accoaot ot his pleaaing person- 
aUty can he fooad la the piofesrtnBiT depart- 
ment of tbe Norworth Mnalc 'PohUahlng Com. 
pony, and that catarprialnc Cettow'a naoM la 
William L. OeUer. the ptaiBlat. Wm .baa besa 
bnsy tor ssme Ham writlBK .ap asaw- aeua te 
the comlag et a io a . and lays be wtn pot oat- a 
eoaple ot aambcra that .wHI certainly make 
them alt op aad llataa. Be wlU always ba 
glad to play oeer um aoags to any ot bto 
friends payfig blm a elalt at tha^Bonse at 
Korworth's Pnh. Co. 

"A moslesl aeeldent*^lB what Amelia Stona 
and Armand Kallch atyle tbeir new acc Rasta 
Hakes Waate, In which they are jointly ap- 
peering In Tanderllle, and In the coarse ot 
which they sing three Wltmark songs. Both 
Miss Stone and Ifr. Kallcb are well known . In 
mnalcal comedy aad rsry popalar. In Hasta 
Makes Waste tber^ara ila^K 1 Do. I Do^ I 
Do, by Oars Beed; mt Xiat Jast Uks a 
Uaa. By BaynMod A. Btowae, aad Baagbty . 
lOmi. the aaoM aatbar and cempaaer. ■ 

Uiaale Ooptce, ot Xtdtd and Dapcce. la as-' 
Ing a aoreltt back dance called Soft aad *fatilrT-' 
They hare bcca looking tor a dance tbat WMt' 
fit her. and la anawer to a qnaatlea aa ' ta ' 



]ait what style she wanted. Uua Daprso ic- 
pUed, "Something soft snd sneaky." A few 
hoars later a note arrlead atatlns that tbe 
dance was ready tat. her apptotai. . 8ba baa 
artov tt te aanatd dapa. aad aays lTBi tha 



Jos. W. Stem ft Co. are recelrlng caagrstnU- 
tory lettets weekly on their new big sofag sae- 
cess, I're Oot tbe Time. Fee Oot tbe Place. 
Bat It's Hard to Find tba OM. lllM_~ " 
Temple, who la playlaf „tta Wbatcfa 




Did yoo see the ban that tld^ tba limlM 
It Bemlek'i sIbco BotitM csbm backt Wdli. 

they are all di 1 eii il la aalforaa, and wkca eae 
enters tbay are gleen a regnlar mUltaty salate. 
Moae Gamble seema to be proad ot bis aal- 
formed stsff, aad by next seaseo' no doobt 
will have an army of artiata ataglng the Bem- 
Ick song bits. 

Miss Clara CoIIIos, tha Bean Bmmmcl at ■ 
vaaderllle, who la playing soma of the best 
vandcTllle time. Is msklag a leatore ot I've 
Got tbe Time, Via Oot tba Place. 8ba,df«i«aa 
In charyw ^y^lawa^lMk^rly^-j^^ 

Ding. 

Harry Wise, the phenomenal t>arItoae, haa s 
few new selectloos which he has written him- 
self, snd wilt shortly bare them oa:tbe mar- 



ket, as eome of tba Unc 

now maklna htm good oflerarhat Bany b bald- 
ing oat. He knows tbe reason. 

Tbe Temple Qoartette are more tbaa maUM 
a bit ainring Joo. Morrla'a big aong Mt. t Am 
Itfniag for T o mo r row When I Tlunk of xee* ' 
tetdiy, and also Wilta Ma TU I Waatr. 
Dearie, which is their closlas aambsr. tt u- 
waya calls for seteial ^n co i ee. 

There Is s qnartette ainglog I'm Longing far 
To-morrow When I Think of xesterday. aoifslso 
Shermsa and Longbrakc's song ws Its bit, Walta 
He Tin I'm Weary. -Dearie. PnbUsbed by laa. 
JtefH. Ifa tbtVamjfiak(ti£MUi^:.»mt.tltv - 
'asr aapM sbigcn; ■:'-„y^ .^■■■■^^^'^^''•■i.i-^ -1/ : 



'At. AraoU Is making's big bit slnglat tta- 
Uttle Girl to the wBt 



ger. 



tbe Vsohattaa T kM t t a 
ao toatartng Xam ,AW*t - 
tba >aiBg to OB- Bat fw- 



Baynond A. Browne haa landed one of bto 
new bita wilb the Liemmie boose, with wbM 
JM.: to :bo» .ceaaeetfd, eaUttody paatoafc. It la 



'Win ba jiad. to ata-.tritadatpt bOT' 

. ifiaa^Zaia^f'araa^Kriehlii gf "-y rigirg. 
T Am : L aa glaK for ,»a-awrtew' j rWB:-rI -TMair 
of TMHrtaj^ It (ta aa* of . fbamiat^.wi ailya 
tbertlMM fead la some . Mow. - nla In: gtug 

soaa:^agr-1ba;'lf«rTta Mnsie Ca^- ■ ■ 

•FrM FfaCber • I* certainly a bany boy writ • 
lilt a boacb of aaw songs. Be ls certslaiy ' 00* 
Gem an kmaleker. sad daa't- need aay - make- 
i^:tmm;Oaimm. ■lftqrba;,«M«tk'; .kyM k«i - 

The Hnrhn maters m making a arrat bit 
singing Walts Mo Till I am Weary, Dsarto. at- 
tbe snmmer. parka thrangbnot the eonntry. en" 
are also nalng My Bamapoo In their planologae. 

Haaer ta aow^ltb Joe. MarH;.. mH 



Tti« Blllt>oard 



15 



' AN JiP||| \pWS 

Anecdotes ai^4 Er^^0l)M^^ Serious and 
Otherwise, R^i^^ 



iiviri M* tit sta ^'t^-^yj^P* 
tmn. PrlaM hi n* IlilwaakM amtlatl. aomr 

^hcHMw WMffc rt tta HUimiN BlMW- 

^^' u m mit^ t**^ IMF >«■ to pick op 

."^**M Konld br llaM* to admit tto fiet. 
nt Is vatcb th* Una tt ■ ticket window 
would milk* OM iBdlbcd to tb* b*Ii«(. 

"OTrr IB Uie BIppodroiM tmx oace on ■ rv- 
nat Difht, Mln LobIm KIUIib. tb* nimbi* 
Snnred ca*bl«r. wu pualns out eoocert tickit* 
ud «bittiB( wttb • frlrad at tbr nme tlR». 

•* 'Want joar chancer aba called attar a 
wrII-knowB boilntaa mao. who had tbtaws down 
a half doUw: jntM *^^kirt,iM« for 

tar: " ■■ ' -'^i^ ^ii^ . 
_ - ^. 



tt thttt 
This 




•lisH tsiaiat tlasa. nstil th* 
•••Aft fWilt ataays 

"Hf^i " iinii - - aald Mtai KllUan. 
twa tortih t taa't as raralM aa osnal. 

"Ifc saar t» a»e bow ticket sellera witb 
elmiSM nak* bis Boner wltbont bring dUkoo- 
ast. Tbry bare a alien op: • Cwnt yonr cbinie." 
and no Mneetloaa are mad* atter roa tnra away 
mm the window. 

" 'Too bear many atories aboat abort cbinc- 
|B( by etrmi ticket aeUera and donbdeea many 
ef tbrm are trae. Bnt tbey conld make talc 
•noory wltbont dolnc more than take adraatace 
of tbr ordinary caielessaess at people who totfH 
Ibtlr rhanire. 

•■ 'Wliy. I conM _ _ 

at tbte window If I WM^MIlMNi M wCNCajlhat 
anew nUa* siM tk» 
hm to idMrt rt i n i l_ 
ehrnc* left kgr psaala. 

*■ 'Aod |mt a nttla caM> la 

rbance woold bxfcaae my rereaoe from aoeh a 
•onrcc. Ton hare aoticed alnply the people 
wboae attentkiB bad to be called to their duac* 
Teibatly. Kow. watch.* 

"A man came la with two women, alld a drl* 
lar bill Into tbe window and asked for three 
tlckft*. 

"rirklDK up tb^ tk-keta. be was aboat to 
tnm away, when Ulas KUllaA aaapped th* onar- 
Mr ehaaae down «■ th* plat* slasa caoatcr. At 
th* aeaad he taraetf hack aaS task fela Chaan. 

" If I had laU «Mni lb* chaat* aOotly^ 
aaiar wwU have Ibanght «f It' said MI« KU- 
llaB. *ffar that teaaoa ■! csaetBUy aUp tbe 
'tktmgt daara wia a haac. Jast to aae* Toeal 
wear aad t**r. Whea that doa't catch their 
ear*. I bare to rail them. For we oaly want 
what's eomlDC to as here.* 

"Then ake left tb* window aod wcat to tb* 
entrance to Ktnm * qoartcr to a maa whoa* 
bute to s^t Inatde tbe door bad prereatad b*r 
from tecalltDc ntm for bis cliaace." 

Barry Kewaun woa tbe aoag contest at 
Ameclcaa Uoale Ball to Ghlcase reconlly «a 
tb* Bcrils of his (ood ssac Iteassste. At tbe 
saoi* tin* at Us itcdpt oT lbs cosd newa. his 
wUe recdeed a talecram atatiac that bar 
hniber bad recelrad aa appsintaent tor cadst- 
«Up at Aaotptila. Tba Bast good news i 
hope Jlr. aad liss. iXatnata ncelTe* win. I 
A allUsa Mian, 
tot 



Oaaha'a Balliaada •>« agntt. A alchty 
bofa eaaug or aslBK tbu 



■ssd 'tip tor y*a 

*%lca(o Great Waatota, IfanttaU Oralg; 
Cblcaco A NorUwaatatn. Geo. r. Waat: nH- 
Bol« Central. B. North: Mtaaeotl. PaeUe. T. V. 
Oodfrry: Cblcaco, Bnrilagtoa * Qelacy. J. B. 
Beyuoldi: Cblcaco. Bock blind 4 PteUe. O. 

feaucoat: Daloa PaeUc U Baladorff: 
Wabaab^^«X^akl*(da: GUcaaa, Mllwaakaa A 



Oaa of tha chatsa.^Ha s)ttb Ma Mnrt 
dalma that ah* rsaH Ira aa idMMto 



Boater of th* baad «ttk BtothaM" aO 

Nrw reatara gbowa thta susiia Haay 



baadmaaier: W. A. itoota, 

Cbii. PUke, Otfl PtlMtod. BMKi Kl 



pic tato; 

A. Uooc«_aBd~ Bmlf SeCMldacrSarloMto: Wia. 
Rullnc. W. w. Moaaeit, Jaesb Bttla«*r aad 
^ Z. rallo. eoraeu; B. a Smith. Vaay Oat- 

aalaao, ami J. w. Bobblaa. bataa;^ '»-»^ 
ti. Otm and Portar KllHw, Ini 
^ a* Jagg. IhMtmMj^vfWg'Tniais i— O. 




seaaoo. Mr. OMbaa la bSd to tha MgbS 
Mieem by aU ■cr a a t aa aad all traeat'ag man- 
•err* and ageala. mt U tb* way M listed 
f ^*?'*"-*'.?*'"'"*^ ft* «*• ldr«*0"« Tbs 

Lawrence 
erllrt, T 
Oardner; 
lltbocraphl 

oaheta, J. 

♦ 




^^^tCti^ ^aa w lagvgl A&AH ^^■■MU'^V lO HIV UIWP 

f-ln!?*''.*"'' "Ibere'a to b* no tebaeeo eh*w- 
UK •r.splttlac. or ao aagla* •BCela." Kim told 
SS •S!L"'»**"» •"O "«>•• •■<> "h*ll*T* ma, Hts- 
"iBBsr aid a woadcr." North U 
I 'wtoaal* to aecai* tha eerrleea of Bab- 
•■""I. No. North la aojolatloa o' mlae. By 

of 




NORTH. 

dlaalao. wbo l^ rapidly clImblDg to tb* tronc 
ai Indiana** b^st bumorUt, and when yoa Bay 
iDdlana'a tfeat bamori>t. you are golag aome, 
bectDse tbe best come from tbe Houtler State. 
Tbsrs's msny a tbonssnd devotees to tbe In- 
dlaaapolla News tor Kin Hobbard'a "Abe Mar- 
tin*' daily cartoon. Kto baa drawn Abe Martin 
18,000 tim**, aad aarer the same. Marraloos. 
wbea TOO cooM to think of It. HI* "Ab* Itar- 
tla'a Almaaae." which be lasaes yearly. Is tbe 
taaalest book pabllabed. Hece'a snccess and 
lots of It trom ysor whit* top pal. 



NOTES OF THE ROAD 



Petsonal NeiitiDn^^^^c^^ 

thi MetrojiNiili^ 

: Siiudler'TiywiiSi. 



Among tbe rlsltora at tbe home offlce tbi' 
week In ClocloDatl were Clark and Verdi, the 
Italian comedlani. wbo last week plaied at 
Koblnion's. Cincinnati, In order to break thrlr 
Jomp to New York. Tbe . two boys bare 
worked np a wlaolas act. aometbln: eatlreir 
away from tbe rogue and aaitable (or gooil 
time. Thla week tbay an la tb* MetT*polla. 
wbcr* they *zp*ct to show their set to tb* hi; 
one* and be able to book oeer a gsed drcaltv 
It win be tbpir flnt appsatanc* to Xrr Torfc. 
In partlcalar tbt>y are to be essipllmcalcd 



THB^ NBW OAVElnr. CHtCAOOu 




Jost mbwd raak 
Saw on* ef hia < 
atsts an cheap. 




Bi 

teelss cell 
oni* h " 

aad Is _^ ,_^„. 

tAinaDN Swift and Blsabeth Hairy w*te 
mad* "fast" recently. Tb* bride** father la 
a member of tbe New Tork law Arm, Bnrry aad 
a all op. What wlU tbe^ cblldrea b*. Umltcdal 

Sob* fellow called op th* oOe* of th* OhI- 
eago " * 
watch 




TMnmy Oets, th* old minstrel, wbo Is known 
om coaat to coaat aa tb* tnudue e i of B. P. 
O. BkS* shows, aad who wtow A Sight to Bo- 
hstotoa^TiMdlca la HoUaad. aad otbsr mndcal 
plaia. is Mw located to Saa Dtaso^ 4M.. 

ho hss OBcaed the oM K 

as tbe "Mairiage Place of 



of Helen Biint*a beaatlful etoiT. 
baa been restored to alt Ita 
af tb* laaat ' 





the hctolne 
The old adobe 
gtaadeor. 

to 

ef 



Becal Baesa. at tbv mob «C Kecal Bse- 
ea sad Bsbgr KatUscn. who baa bean sertoasly 
01 tor the pstt few wccka. fcOowtac sa o|ieia- 
tloa. Is ea tha read to tcceeerr. and wlU sooq 
bo able to rcsom* her work. MIsa BsTeo was 
taken aaddenly ni aad opented on for appen- 
dicitis while plsytag TaoderlOo ditca to Ibe 
Sontb. 

The Actoslldsde* Theatre, Haeaaa. Cbba, op- 
ened Joly 3. nresentinc Ameilein Tiaderme. 
Th* openlnc bill Ineloded Tbe Telia, noreltr 
act; Tbos. Kerr, vlollnut: Prof. Si m ons. 1ml- 
toter. and Bnth Bendd. earteaalst. Saatoa and 
AttssM are managers at tha 

Itaak F- Pallag. wbo arin ha 

haelBg hcea tbe orlclaal Happy Beollgaa aad 
prafesslcail sdrertlaer. bas now Joined with 
jUaa Bmd*. Tbcy hare worked np a two-act. 
aadi affl hp a saa to sndcetUa pa i a ta ny . 



batlc 
tioa 
sod 

P. FesisoB Kirk. _ 
Mntt^** flnlahed tbe Sgijha_ttos_at ~tbo 





My S. aad opened 



ety Tbeatn. Omahs, 
on tbe Cubital Ots 
3. at tbTSaJMIe. ClMsiB-.1aga. la. 

Kramer and Bssa. **lbia> Urn Ins boys.' 
Oalshed a neeMstol aaasan at tety-aem . 
em the Otpheom aad laioatoto dnalliL 
win opcB In New Tsrk to ~ " ■ 
norrlty, dancing oa a 



Bay 
Jnly 
bare 



Cbarles B. Welch. "Tl* ftn Heporter. la 
apradloc tbe sammer at Ala mttaiT at Sea 
Breese. on Irondcqnolt Itaai Is taaaMMlt. X. 
T.. Inst ontslde of BocbcaMr Bt 
scsson on September 11. 



>e In JopUn. Mo., for tbe aammer. This team 



k™'^. "J"';."' Ofsy snd Gray, baa gone to ber 
bome In Joplln. Mo., for tbe aammer. This team 
bas lost OivIbK^ ntrt^ - - -T-TrT 

Mr. C 
ncdy : 

ni'!SSL"^l T^S^.."" ••■Jw sad tb* HDy 
aid, wiito that they bar* net lest a week thte 
aS_**S «*»««• •** I* «olng with Mg 
SSSTs^rla^Slg' Vl^ their bnrleaqn. flytei 
B mtiam.JfDT tbe paat two yean mnalcal 

.^^S-'g^l-jygg- f si a i dl s u . opened Joly i 

ssTccai weeks oa the Maad to follow. 

eccentric rlollnlat. and 
aaapneea sui fnr the aammer oa the Majestic 
Oierit^ sp r n lBn Jnly IT, at St. laiSs. 
^^^sSI Agtfla. who has reeeatl^ nmlaigsat a 

New XiSbk , 

hack tm tnaiiMs ■ few days. 
■ ^B'r.jtS m nslcat set. reccntlr closed 

itmS^SmVL^'!^ eaMcement ^o tbe San 
SS^^sS^arSSS auSSf 

■nta'^'kL '■I* partnership 

acata. aad_haTe ten weeka on tbe Jake Wclla 
Omdt. They opened at tbe IjtIc Theatre 
Chattoaoom, Tenn.. Jnly 4. ^neaire, 

CoMen and Coniaa. borlenano nrntdlsna. aia 
playing a seaaoo In TaodarlBa^ aMawmPsS 
sre St Con«T Islsnd Park, OtoCksatL aSt^X 

they retom to bnrleaqoe. 

- Mi an aa d D^Bote hare been te Cblcaco aer. 
SkL.^ESS^,-*™'*'^. enUtely new act. 
u'1SUSc*'.irat? '^"''* WniBosalS; 

Winifred Greene, "Tbe Little Girl with a Ble 
I*""""* s week's racatlon wlib Mr 

bM? i^Lic^'°° " °» 

The BnxtaUes are now on the Snn time 
next month expect to go to tbelr summer 
for a racatlon, renaming work eady to 

La Clair and Went entered tbsir aMm 
tbe races st Sea Isle, X. J.. Jnly & Ml 
second, w'nnlng s besntlfnl anccragk 

Etbyle McDonsM the Ptatib lanltL 1 

- two-montbs* racatlon. Is the lUI mTitm 
again dooble with her sister. Mln Flma. 

DaTld and Bertba Graaa bare closed their road 
i*ow and are playing Independent randerlUs, 
doing mag'e and haz ayntciy act. 

Wllbnc Mack aad Kalto Walker are .p»nd- 

SJikK i-"w"!f •?»"«• »««b Mlaa Walker-* 
mother, la Tork. Pa, 

^l.'^'l?" snd Dolly Zenda were marrtert 
la rvewport, Ky.. Jnly 2. Tbey will coatlnoc 
tbe'r gymnaatlc act. 

E. Oaltoallb will be ceneral agent of John 
W. Vogel'a Blc City MInatieU th* 



I 




The BietOD-Roakle Co. has to prepnralks a 

rnndenaed reislon of The Rnaawa^^nrnSlf 

Tin*. 

Geo. W. Parrla. Jr.. newapaper cartoenbM. to 
preparing a more elaborate act for next SM* 
son. 

TTentwortb. Testa snd Tcdar opened «■ tts 
Orpheom Ctrntft at avakaaa. 



Jack Ban is now «a the'vtodwr Cticalt. 
beaded for the coast. 

ijSator Stm^!' "* 

▼etaan and Kcao 
Bwood'B tlw. 

The Tbna L t is ai in 
B. WMatoe. 



VENDING MACHINES 
NEEDEa 



An American coasatar oOlcer to Mnlca m 
porta tliat be b e M e»e a there ts an opportwaliy to 
bl* dictitrt and tbroagboat tbe coontry for tka-' 
aale of coin eendlnr macblncs. ancb as sre as^d ' - 
•o larcely In the Tnlted State*, more eepeelillT ; 
machines for tbe aale of candy, cbewtnc gam. ' 
peannta. etc. He Is of llie opinion that pea-«y - 
machines win be best adapted for ne to that :, 
coantiy. aa aaqnestloasbly they win ha aar^a ■ 
mostly hr th* school ehlMien aad tb* r«ec* -' 

elssae*. Tbna an ato'. few aCthH ' 

to Ms dtoMet at snaiaC. tstll Is i 



16 



Tlie Billboard 



JULY 1«, 1910. 



FAIRS AND CARNIVALS 

Notes of the Plans and Purposes of the Associations, 
Societies, Etc, Controlling the Destinies of the 
; Imj^i^ Fciir Events of the Counti^ 



St. XmlM, July T. — Am the conctasloa at three 
nuutlw' lanstlgation tlx Commlttea of Iwcntr- 



tered uader the laws of Mlssoorl wltb a capital 
stock of *500.000. 

Ttia plans of the Incorporaton are of neces- 
■Itj of a seoeral nature at present. Tbe Real 
Batata Committee, wlilcb la la aearcb for salt- 
iU>Ie sioaoda, has loatzactlon to consider pro- 
Vl>l4ais tor a apecdmr- aad arlatioii lleMs. and 
MMb for eotHHC-daar apocta at ctckt kind. 

Br tk* wtiblMiInK at tka pcnuMat fdr It 
Is kqpM to Bate at. TMlM On rrpoatltna eea- 
ur ft fmra %*a Kmaed'tte ramemn la 
M k* eaiaMlikad, aaaaeeC aad "it*-"'-^ St. 
Leoii ar IOmSi peepU for tha "haoor 9 St. 
ImJb and tbe cawal gooi ot manMnd." - 

Tbe prt^oaed fair will be open alx months 
ot each 7ear. It* exhltaltoia It bopea to eullk.. 
from ererj comtzy of the world, making' the 
fair truly lotematlonal. It b. to be madded 
doaely after the (teat Bzpoaltloit at ISO*, to 
wUeh It-wfll be knimni aa the (occcaaor. 

at fha mmjany win be petm- 
aeeordlas to the 

ouuipauj win raise the fSOO.OOO capital 

tbroosh the aala ot B.OOO ahares ot stock ot 
a t>ar Tehte' df flOO'each. It Is the Istentloa 
to pay . dlTldenda on the stock. BeTennea will 
be obtaizied from 'admission feea.~ cooceasions 
and prlTUeges;" It Is sossested that a coontty 
dnb^De oraanlsed td "~"^"r«'"' with the eom- 
flgr.-^^!rt«ii '^MMrtkl* caold be ,lmt. at 

^•Ovmj'.'.— 1h* naaacemaat of the 
gateyOompsny are pattlnc forth 

' eStet. 4haa erer before to - make the 

comlos fair the liest la the history of Henry 
Coonty. A giest many Improvements are beln^ 
made for the accommodation of . exhibitors and 
patrons of the fair. The horse bams bare 
been remodeled and enlarsed. an addition Is 
being bollt to the Agrlcaltnral Hall, and the 
capacity of our srandatand la belnrdoobled. 
— ^- — — — — ly kave just cloaed 



. . oaa liiaiaaiiil daOan' 

-worth of tree acts, to be clsca dally In front 
ot the craodstand. . Mote bone* are belns 
worked oa the race track than ever betoie at 
ttia ttaa ot the T«ar. la tact, an. lodleatlans 
aiMt to a blner and better fair " 
-SSn beea held In thU comty. 



^ ABMOL DO E NQAQEg 

Sawnil. TMb., JtHj S.— The thbty-serenth an- 
■oal exknUKa at tb» Seward Connty Acricnl- 
toral Sodely wm be held September 28.30. The 
aoeceaa of all Nebraaks fairs depends Isiseiy 
apon crop conditions, and the prospects are very 
bright for a good crop all over the state. For 
the paat couple ot years the Seward fair has 
bad no blc races, wHlnlnt this fas tore to bones 
wltbln the conot;. Iiutcad ot Uw dtcnit laees, 
aoma bis free set ^kaa basB put eo. 




6TROBEL TO MAKE FLIOHTS. 



, . Kan.. Jolr ».— A dirlaible baUooo 

of tks gennlae Zcppelia pattern wfu be the next 
aartal attractloo tor the dUacoa oC TOp^.aad 
the nmNiadlax eoantry. Ike aisriiinf la to be 



Qb a PULLER 




' Snch was the annooncement made tj H. Xi. 
Cook, sectetan at the Fair Assoclatloo. •Tbe 
contract ^u^lt.,baw^>MAjri|k t ka.fMB OM 

bIt* the Calrcsaa ^SlBttb SMW^t^nSP^nr^ 

icelns." 



MAKII^G EXTENSIVE' IMPROVE- 

Keatoo O.. 7oly n "fhi ■aaaiaaiiiil ot the 

Hardin Coonty Fair. whlA wlll-ke held here 
Aug. 23-28, has been repatatlnc kolldlngs, rss- 
Ins old stalls and erecting new ones lastesd. Ar- 
xanffementa hare been made to regrade, repair 
and fix DP our race track. Work on this la now 
alao In progress. The State AgrlcnltDral Ex. 
hlhlt from the Wooster Experiment Station wtu 
be a featnre again this yesr, besides the State 
Library Department will sand an exhibit of 
tiwlr Tkai — _ . - 



last yeas. 




Dryden. K. JUr.K-4At Dryden. Sept. •«, 
will asala be bdl Oa OiTdm Fair. .Tbe laea 
pnzsaa ter this m ulf a a k a i e ' rkeen aatertally In* 
cresaed. A new Ocnt < fit— :«lll ' be lo 



WOT AMI 

The Binboard PnbUshlne Co., 
Cincinnati. O. ' 
Gentlemen — ^Tbe Impreasloa seems to bo tkat 
the fair at Sallsbnrj, N. C. Is a member of 
tks Vlrstnla CaroUDas-UeorgU Circuit. Aa the 
dates of Salisbury Fair conflict with those of 
the North Carolina Stale Fair at Kalelgb, which 
Is a member of the Clrmlt, I deem It necca- 
ssry, as president ot the Circuit, to correct 
thst iBpreaslon. aad I hereby state that the 
Sallsbnix : IMg -la ma* a member of the Tlr- 
Slnla-^SuMtaMaMlla circuit. 

:.: >- . . W. N. RBXMOISS. 

jaa-<Sos(Xla. mr Or- 
K. OL ■-■ 



ALEXANDRIA FAIR GROWING. ' 



Alexandria, Tesn.. July 9. — Falra at Alex-, 
andria bare grown so Urge thst selgbborlng 
towns DOW care tor the crowds at night, far 
the UtUe town In which the exhlblUoaa haw 
been held eret; year alkcc JtHl 
modate tbe^^eople wtik 




atttaeUoH for tkc Ti 

tloD, Which wfll be held Angnst IS-M. 
the sets that ^-111 appear are The Hens 
Uy, Baalxa and Aroo, Frank and Tram 
aad The Mario Trio. Ttats Is the ' 
tolBlTodace TaudeiUle at the Vi 



Fam- 
Blce. 



> AMoeuvnoN REimaAiiizEa 



•t Ife* «catfc or Sir. Robert Slmoa- 

_ — SS, wko kaa been at the bead 

o( tbe HnatliigtOB Coonty Fair Association, of 

Hnntlogton. Ind.. for twentr-flve Team, a re- 

organlxatioQ of the .Association bss -ec^ssary. 



INDUSTRIAL FAIR GROUNDS. 




Tha FUr 



beaaUfU wots In the 



force this year. For one doUtr, 
family, co nsistin g of Use persons, 
sny day at any time. It baa bea 
to admit school dilldren tree «■ di 
this Tear Dryden outdoes Itself, ■■ 
In every day ttee at chaige. 

Tbe Polsek Booking Co., of Fll 
win tnmlsb special attractions. <_ 
Lnken's Performing Bears snd the 
bert TWO. 



the whole 
can get In 




A NEW FAIR ASSOCIATION. 



Aiken. S. C, Jnly 8.— The Aiken Connty Fair 
AssQdstlon. which will hold Its second fair 
here October 31-Xot. 5. was 
spring, with (3.000 canltal atoc^ 

smsl! lots by orer SiO fsroeia 

A tract of land corerlag tklrty-are aOM ad 
Joining the city limits, and directly, on trolley 
line connectlDg Aiken with Angusta, Os.; sod 
panting tbroogh fire cotton mill towns, was 
pnrcbas^d for fslr groaods. This week the 
A«socIat!oD commenced the erection of bnOd* 
lng«. race track, grandatand sod stSbles. 



DOUBLING SIZE OP BUILDINGS. 

LoalsTlIle. Miss.. JoJy 9. — Hie Winston Coon, 
ty Fslr held laat year was Tarj aaeeesstol. The 
sttendaaee nald all aitpaBna. aaA.-Mt*sdL: tka 
conpaav anr SO per ecat •■ar:«Btv5Si3<jM»-' 

pensea of bntldlnga,' etc. • > ■ " ' 

This yesr tbe bnlldings, gtaad ataod' and 

stock pens, etc, hsTe bc« doubled la atae. sad 
tbe Tsce trsck remodeled nnUI it now' has «ae 
of the best hsIf-mUe tracks in tbe stste. A 

ten tbonsand dollar charter was aecnred aince 
the last fair, and eTeiythlDg Is very promlalag 
this year. So prlTlIeges hsre aa yet been ao)d, 
nor bare attractloos been secured. 



PREMIUM LIST READY. 



netfalt. Mkk.. Jaly ft— Seetetsry J. E. RsO' 
aoa. ot the Xt^gaa State Agricnltnral Sod- 
ety. has issoed tbe I9I0 pmDlom list. wUeb li 
larger tkaa erer. aad eoy eon - - - - - 

of tkts p^iUeatlaa en to 

X. B, Hi 



praaium iisi. wniCD is 
Teiy coanlste. Copies 



Mr. Slfflonton was wcO known to sll persona 
idcDtlflcd with fair iatesesta. and bis death 
will laaaa ■ ock tasicc. Be la aoceoaM ss 



NO FREE ATTRACTIONS. 



Wsoseoiu O.. Joly 8. — Tbe Fnlton Coonty Fslr 
will be held bete Sept. 20-23. At tbe present 
time the track, bolldlngs. etc.. sre being Im- 
wm^aDdaew ato u M i u ea etceted at a coat 



Hlcbwood. O. Joly 9. — The TrI-Coonty Fslr 
A sso c iation, which will bold its annnal fair 
here Ang. 2-6, baa booked Hetgnth Brothers for 
three bslioon races, doable psrscbnte drop from 
each bsllfoo. The Fonrtb Beglment Band, ot 
— O., baa also been booked for tour 
• week In Blchwood la r " " 
a aaccessfol meeting la 



BIch HUl, Uo..tJkMiK liMk 
The Billboard. -.- " 

CliKlanstl. Ohio. 
Sit— Tkaie axe alwaja two sldca to s 
I — a right sad a wroag. 
la laat we eP e Bmboaid yaa pakllahiiil a lattar 
troai F. IL enttaa, torMcrlr. aC. F. JL aatMa 
CamlTal Compaar U vhkk h»-TliiM' an tks 
blsme tor the fallnraa la tka caoSnl'kHlkHa 
to the shows sad conceaaloaa aad .wsiMvfesia 
the world st large to bellere that all IkS-HaB 
sgers (so-called) sre latalllble, wklek ia 'VMT 
tar from being the case, and there are msay 
show people tbat will coincide with ms In this 
particular. 

It Is Tery true thst s good many csmlTsl 
companies sre started on amall capital, or none 
at alL The manager pots a few ada in one or 
more sbow Joaraals, mlstcprcacatlag what ha has 
I allow^, ^H*^ f^tS 'SaS^*' 




tbe band, free acta, and other i 
go to make op a caralral ( 
manager adrertlsed he had. 
' If the ahowa and concessloca do a Utile bo*- 
Iness In the first town, tbe trick mores: It thsj 
don't. It stays on the lot snd the msnsger 
takes his anlt caae and akldoca to a vart on* 
known, learlng sameroos bills nnpaid. Then 
the eoBstable comes aad attaehas the ladlsldasl 

^ r tm tka aayi 

• M «C lad 



_i^WW.>fAili;:. 

Worcester. Mass.. JTniy 0.— The W4 
^eultnrsl Society wni bold its aaoa— 
the Sodety grounds. Greeadala, Bept f bat 
New features will be shown, snd It Is ez- 
I tbst this year'a eahlbltlon will eclipse 
t Ot other yeara. Horse racing and balloon 
win he two of the main fcatmrn. 



FAIR NOTES. 



The management of tbe Belfast Fslr, Belfsst, 
Me., hss srranged tor the presence during the 
three dsys of the tslr of W. O. HIU, of 
FortlsDd, Me., for tucy shot-gna and rifle 
shooting esdi afteraooo. Itr. BIB la aa agsert 

larifle work, and his -- -nTll 

beat to be^aeea la tha atate. OkW^S ate 

uat at 



attached. It li 09 to tha l 
to get to another spot «r compsny. It tlHn'lB 
one Dear. 

As the rsllrosd companlea will aat cheek 
lomber. which shows snd concessloaa are alwaya 
compelled to tmy when Joining s Kiiaiianj thOF 
either bare to take a paltry anas tor It at 
leare it on the lot. To a eoaeaa ~ * 
myself, wb> carries six or more . 
It Is a loas of a conalderable amonnt. 

On the other hand. If the trick does more, tht 
msnsger Bgnres It oat so that the concessions 
hare to pay tot nosing the one or atore box 



cars, wl 
a alto I 



AakvoBthai , 

to pay tea didlain trMlcge and jlp nllroad faio 
snd the shows stick the trick mieei. 

Here is whst shout twenty of as got bsnded 
to OS here — Blch Hill, ita. — after baring atnck 
srlth the Bine Blbbon Camlral Company. C. F. 
Sturm, manager: Ralph Nawman, In advance, the 
past tea weeks, through bad weatkar aad w«ne 
boslneta. We were left six 
the miners are out on strike 1 
works going on ot any Uad. 

Tha Sectile Show neopis 'have' got fheir 
tninka la aaak tor tha bawd bin aad the rest 
of us csaecaalaulvea s» layliw hoe watU the 
roo rth.«f.jBlF rti lihrsil w, eik ea wo hope ta 

The (oDaarlag sre tka*to 5 ia wo played to 

the past sem weeks, sad too eoadltloB they 
were In, under which we were expected to 
psy ten didlsrs s w«ck ^mlae excepted, aa I hsd 
mine on per cent), fltty per cent ot the net snd 
Jlp rallraad fare: Afton. Okla.. rallmad tows, 
week ot May 9-14, before pay day, lot on op- 
posite aide of town, acmas rsUroad; no obs 
got esDeaaea. Msnette, Mo., week of Msy 1». 
SI. aaady lot. oS mala street, rain most ot the 
~ *. Aaiara. MO., week ot May 2»-38, alaea 
kklldtoK »tow»od{; — ksa- 
■ tar either akawa «r .caaecsSaaTaM ««nt 



sll 

toe 
yet: 



farmer town aad no works ot any ktod bete, aad 
tbe crops hsd been tsltures for the psst two 
yean: tmalneaa -worse than at Aurora. Paola, 
Kansas, next two weeks; rained four days tha 
Qrst week: snother retired farmer town srlthont 
a pay-roll of any kind: seeood week, good 
weather, bat do boalneaa. Here is where sll 
ttiose that thought it would bring returns hit 
the wlna to SQiiare their booid^bllls and rsll- 
read. toiM L Kev aanaa the cUaas^ Blch RIU, 
hMk It. to aat airiiisn' tor ma to repeat ecn- 
ditlaaa. aa I thiak I hare catered that horeto- 
fore. bat I vlU lost saw a few wstda to ngaid 
to the business dons. Some of tha sbiias get 
a> small s groas es 8S centa some oao algat. 
It bad been quiet all week, but we wen looking 
for Satorday to be good, ss this is the only wet 

town to tbe county. Tbe sbowa and c wic e sal ops 

opcDed at 2:30 p. m., but, ss no people were on 
the streets, and none had come In from the 
neighboring town, business was of no conse- 
quence. Aa the atkowa and coocesaJooa were 
alMat to opes tor the erenlng boslsess s smtll 
C ftlsa o hit, snd moat of the ooneessloas w«r« 
blowB over and damaged mora or Isas. The 



■d tkv waia aa 
■u. witfc tka «*• 



«r daaaced. also got . 



it.waa of DO use, aa the fhmero went 
aad the towa people atayed to 



— , It wsa 

high aad dry. 

lbs next nxirslng, Baaday, Mr. C. F. Smra 
informed the concesalonslrea thst be hsd coo- 
ctodcd to make a new rule, which iras tea 
dollars In sdrsnee for eseh coaesaslee, and it 
most be paid before we pat op. 71m next tows 
was Nsrada, Uo., eighteen miles, and the far* 
on Mr. Sturm's train waa oee dollar and fifty 

CMta. 

\- Sturm was well awsre ot tb* Bntnclsl 
of the rwicsaslnssli ss. slso the coa- 

aad -U- to oar ogtoMB that 

~ y;pli tkg CMto. IgldM 

^ to tta^Mto^ wMk jlys at ^ caotonl 

' If tka iMaaaara (aseapUoaa: ailaiNd)^ WMM 
ba tab to tka shows and, enarstotoai cooasetad 
wlto thsir rompavUm, sad giro them dae tsIu* 
tor whst ther rscelre (fittaen per cent of the 
gross from the shows and ten dollars a week 
from eooeesaloos), tha camlral qneatlon would 
b* nearer solred than by such talk as Jfr. Sot* 
ton's. By doe tsIos, I mess, book towns where 
the people connected with the shows csn get s 
little more for themselrss than board mossy, 
and where concessions esa got a 

than priTllege BOBsy ad railroad , 

you wlU find out thsra to am mmt M'K 
for yon In the long run. 

Hoping thst you will gtre this letter spsce to 
yoor next tssoe, ss It (s only Justice tbat yoa 
Aoold. aad thsnklng yoa ta sdssace, I beg to 



JULY 11^ IMik 



Xtie Billboard 



17 



RVMfi BW PAMt 



__iiiliMnt u tk* flnt n» U 

— HMantJoos to Uk» battar can at tba 
' -nf W** * ar extendlac Improveoicat* In the 
tSStTimi poaltrj depirtaamls. The track 
itlll k* ra-wark«l lod will ba' In a boodnd par- 
ent 'better coDdltloa than 'tt wan laat 7«aT. 
Tva bis (re« acU wlU ba (tren dally. A good 
ctrnlral mspanr wUI be aaenred, and arrufa-' 
mfnu are bclns made with Sdfcn C SnlUTan and 
Jike Kllnla to glra eihlbltiooa dallj. A. pra- 
mium Itat fiar (arm aradncta and lira ateek 




hu b««ft 

m!uQi> 



BIAUnPVIfM FAIR MOUNM. 




Dea MalBca, 



put! film. 

Tba tract of laad la one of tha anear la tka 
•uie, a perfect apeelmen of Iowa beaatjr. '^Bm 
saUre (a«at tm tba tract caaaot fea ascOT 
aarwhrta. Oraat >iiiaia i ia awla.ta ItMaait. 
and the biinntwa will k* bMMTjMk • ifiv 



Tba wark la 



fair will giav and 

ta ka tka Maaaat araar 



dona beeanaa it la bow 
year to 7*ar tbla great 
I floarlab and coatlnoa 
It «( tba kind la tba 



AT WINNIPEG EXHIBITION. 



Wlanlpec, Kan.. Jnly 10.— Tba bis ladnalrUl 
ErblbUloa U daa ta o»aa Wa dntad ay, IStk, aad 
akaadr tka dtar kaa Bat aa a kBiar m§tm 
aaee.. . Tka asklMta tkk year wtti fkr aanwM 
aaytklns beratetai* prcacntcd. AU tka igaea 
la tucd to Its wtmfwt eapadtr- Tba apeeUl 
fa a W ea aaBoanead inclnda T^Tten'a Band and 
Baaalui Dancera, Fljlnf Jordana. ZIma]otte'i 
Bonea, Brjoa Troobadon, Heraa Tnmpe, Three 
Kewaonca, Pmttenon'a Klephanta, alao Patter- 
aon Catslral Coapany- ne Walker Theatre 
wlUibaa apea Its dons (or ooa week, to Wm. 
P. dun aad his merrx moalcalc. Tk* Alaakan, 
wllk.Blekard r. Camll. Ona Welnbarc, 
■aaltaad a btc eoaapanr. 



Tba fiillawlag akaws sad eooceaaloos are wttk 
tba Campbdl'a Oaltad Sbowa: CampbeH'e Itw- 
rla Wbecl la cfcaw ot Carl Balrd; Flabar's 
Uerrr-co-nMBd In charge of !<. W. FUbar: 
Campbell'a Colored Mloatrela, carrTlng twenty* 
two perfonnera with fall band and orcbaatra, 
oader tba dlrectloa of Moaa Nalkar; Skarbeck 
Wild Weat and atadlnm, directed hr Joe Sker- 
beck; Campbell'a Joagla Bbow. Vtsak Streek, 
maunr: CaopbaU's Three- In-One Bbow; Frank 
Irrla'a Bis Snaka. Campbell'a K»t Boy Bbow, 
• ~»kai. Mallla Cain, " - 



iB snt^wm v^sus, manager. Con- 

foUowa: Campbell'a cook booae, 

caiM rack, candy wheel, paddle wbecl, 4 t>aU 
game, and doll game. Slim Uay'a knjfa rack, 
Hally Jobnaon'a cat rack, Oertla McAd«m'a doll 
rack, Joe bbebabara'a Japaneae t>owllng alleys 
Ifadam Palmer, palmlat, Joe CoaneU'a hlfb- 
atrlfcer and confetti, W. E. Tappan'a geneial 
store and aUpper wbari. Lewis BlUaian'a glsaa 
■tsDd, Dad Jork'a dall ncfc. Maa spot tba 
■ata, sum May'a baaola, Vraafc Myara* cana 
Mud aad blcb-atHkar. FM WUgbra baU 
rnmt. a. W. Moon'a plek-Mt aad keg game, 
OoUla Baatmaa'a rolMas tks Ma, I'M Alihea'a 
AfHeaa dodger. Unile U fwabbcd by Nalkr-s 
Pickaninny band of twelre placca. Dare Derll 
tlyeia foralahcs leap the sap and Parlea Drmp-' 
aey tha bigk dtra as free acta. Tbe ezecntlTa 
staff Is sa fallows: H. N. Campbell, owner and 
; B. I. Williams, general agent; SmaUy 
csaraaman; SVank Petroae, general 
Pets Althen, electrician; Carl Balid. 
transportatlaa; Mrs. Frank Streets, 



Oaons W. Boiuaa apanea wkb laa vnamv- 
poUtaa abowa U. B. Akdt w aa, tpa gK) at 
feast St. Look. VS., umt hsd a paatoaaaea- 
aoa ot Biz we3a. tatar k* MmA tta Betkert 



B<dIIaa opened wttk the Oeaaw^ 



PROSPECTS ARE GOOD. 



Wmm Harbor. Illcb.. July ».— Tbe aootbera 
Mleklgaa flute Fair, which U an eatabllahed tn- 
atltntfon. at UntcD Hartwr, will be held thla 
year September 27-30. Tbe proapecta for big 
at tciKtanc a arc good. Many imptomuaata aia 
!:mada aa tba piili, . to iddttlw to tka 
l;t>«ttlBg aad aaalai 
' ttia year. 




BALLOONIST SERIOUSLY INJURED 



ni.. Jnly T.— R. G. Herfgath. of 
_.. wsa fatally hart Jaly 4. WhUe 
after mi ; " — 

I'S 




BUILDING NE W AM PHITHEATRE. 

Weat LlbertT, It.. Jaly •.—Tka WM Liberty 
Fair Aaaoelatfoa la tost completing a 93.B00 
amphitheatre for the coming fair and other tm- 



isiiiaiaiata and teoalia ara coatemnlatad. 1 
CARNIVAL CALLED OFF. 

laws Ctty. la.. Jnly a. — On acvoant of the 
Wtaalow Sbowa canceling tbe tows, the 

CaralTal. which waa to be held 

tbe Nattooal Qaard eaeampncst. 



CHARLES GA9HO. 



A. Xllaa flbowa at lUat. loA.. fior tba saaaoo. 
Mr. Bolllns Is oilDS tbtsa bis arcoas tad aa 
ooea Ooat alanstba llaea et a tbrte-lii-jo. 
ahow. All tba tralaeia thla year are ladles, 
namely. MM. Bluadack, TbsiaU, Ktbel Bart- 
Ictt aad MdUa BfaDoaa. 

Tka Keppler flbowa report good tmslaaaa In 
da 8aatb. Xepplar Cosy Canraa Tbestra and 
BMlBsaallety U taking top maney. Don Salta- 
aeober'a Uttfa Nemo Show baa been playtng 
to sood liiialiiiaa erar tiace Its opening. O. B. 
Mnicr'a rmr-In-On* and Snake Show are dolu 

ftlrty wen; Cbas. Ketrow'a No-Name aad FUl- 
plno VUlaga are playtas to good hnabMaa. HjJ- 
ud Seemaa la In adeaaee. wklla.Binr Oaldaa 
la doing adTertlalng aad pngtaas wack. 

Both tha Great Pattefsoa 8ko«t nd tte IT. 
8. CaralTal Company played St. Pmrt. Mton.. 
Jmie ITJnly 4, bat aeeordlnc to MaaaserB. 
L. Carrol], ot tbe latter eompaay, tbe town 
waa a taloomer for both ootCta. 

wS-.'^iLss- gv%&;K!gp&^ 

Loaa Park,. tka. wawwt -.MIK- w^- ^ » .<^ »Bg 
CVortek, tbe hBct Aslw. WW ■■■■■ S MK 

bit. 

Tbe Up-Slde-Dowa Seialdaa kae»_doee d_tkelr 
cBsagemeat witk tke Heibait A. J^tae Skowa, 
aiarVui apaa tbdr Iklr mam ■■•■■I'' 

FAIR NOTES. 

The maBasamaat ot the Oaaadtea National 
BskStttaaT^Sraato. kaa aent CoL BooaeTdt 
a lanvsaklng him to open the fair Aogoat 
IT. The temSoa Otcnadler Osarda' Band, of 
gs. »i.mji , win be OM or the buda appeartng 
at tbe exblblHaa, the datea ol which are Aa- 
gast Xr-Sept. 13. 

Ooeemor Jodaon, Harmon, of Ohio: Mayor 
George B. Marshall, of Colomboa, and thlrttr 
other prominent Colamboa men, '»T«, 
wprto cope for the TaHooa apedal prlaas to 
bT Swbnted at the Franklin Coantr Fair. 
CMombos. O., Angnst W2. 

Tbe Tama Ommty Fair, Tilada, tewa . wm 

offer ll.MO to $3.0I» te "* " 

Calr. which will be Md 
the selgbborbood of foW 
attractloaa. 

FRONTIER DAYS IN IOWA 



WANTIED ATLANTIC CITY COUNTY FAIR 

Oppo«n« Youna'a Mnilon Dollar Ptcr. 

WANTED — GnieeaaioiiB, Side Shows, Riding Devices, Heny-Go-Round. Those wiw 

have wrote write a;^n. We open about July 20th and run till the close of the season. 
Write for particul.LrH. Addrstt, B. C. CARLULf, 647 W. 123 St., H. T. Etty. , , 



Ttie Bl0 Money-leaker ^ 

The mdMbu^ OoVt Cane f 

la naar manufaoturod by ua axolualwaly. 

AEROPLANES...BUBBLES SClaTtfJ:"'*^"'* •" 

THE PATENT CANE dk HANDLE CO., Wolf Blmbilah. Mflr.. 4S Ann St.. N. Y. City 



Wantecl>-Carnlva|. Attractions 



MffiR (R. J.), Oil HIK miiiSKP^^^SS^iiSlSt 

Farrla Wh*«l, M«Fpy>Go-iloundi Animal 8h«w, OiM. JHng Cireus, 
RaazI* DanI*, Fraaks, Aareptaitasa Human WoHlslla wlia'al, and avary 
and all kinds of monay gatting attraetlens. niST CAINIVAL EVER HELD IN 
THIS VICINITY. IIMOB haato to tew fraai. UiaralTaraM. AiMrattall •MaaHialeallMM !• 

W. S. CLEVELAND. Eicloitn Repfitaihtrn PRUBEITIIL UDDETIILE HCHUeF. 



KNICKERBOCK.ER THEATRE BLOC. 



1402 BROADWAY, 



NEW YORK CITY. 



J5«^J*».«! "a. 



Dea Molnea. Ia.jJajF fc-^naan^iaaa 
ot the-apeeueatejwja* nr aa al^ JKIJL,;! 
the Iowa State Wk flW JM la ta ha -neaUer 

''Yha'^oSSr'Is to a «»«-««ss?^: 

meat that^wOl be hUtorical aad teatxaetlea . to 
tbVMtar. Tha yaoas pwjgaoC taday Ja^a 1«- 
•la kaawMaa ot tha eoaoltloaa which nmtaa- 
cd tha Blwillia ot oal7 a taw years ago. The 
atatlaa «r Ibeb siaadtatbeis ara tortotten. Ths 
hIstoiF «» Jowa la not yet la thabooka. 

Beery erenlng entertalnmcnta wm drplct thr 
Ufa ot tha pioneers aad In tragic manner >bow 
tbe daagcrs to which they were anblectrd. The 
aettlac will be In and aronnd Spirit Lake at 
the time of the laat Indian trooblea of the 
atate— the cabins ot the pioneers, the labors ot 
tbe men and women In the field, the crade 
mrtbodl In nae for farming, camping acenee and 
tbe old ox teaina and wagona, and anally the 
terrifying attack ot the Indiana. Tbere wlU be 
aoOclent latltode glren that a play may be 
properly staged to ahow all tbeae thlnga 
In the moat tnatroctlTe form. Bat there wUl 
be aa done adbercoce to hlitory as posalble. 

Tbe ■■Pioneer Daya In Iowa" promlaca to be 
the moat ralnable of tha alsht akaws gteaa. 
In other years the fair iiiaaagiaiaH has sine 
"Tbe Laat Dayi oC PompeH.^ "Iba Deatrae- 
Hon of Moant Pelee," and other hlatorleal 
nceoes. Tbe one thla year will be far more 
attractlre than any ot the former apectacnlar 
errnta, aad It wUI ba*a tha adtaataca that 
It la iilBlaal aM at latal * 




Be fi'^oney-Makerl 

There la no reaaoo why yon can't do what hundreda of oar 
are doing— XKET ASS KABZHO «S0 TO 1100 PES 



biggeat money getter on the market — the only aad orlglaal 

WOIMDEIR CANNON 

Tbe CANNON makea 8 flnlahed photo 
battens In one mloote, ready la aaar. 

Aorooe can operate It. FsaltlvatF aaas* 

perience requred. Yon can alart thla 
biK ontdocr bnalneaa of your own OB an 
Investment of OXI>T tS»,W. Thi s bnys 
a complete o ntflt eonalatlng of WOVBeS 
CAmOH' CAKEKA, tripod and aopplles 
for making 400 flnlahed photo baftona. 
Extra batton plates, II per 100. Ollt 
frames, 91.23 per groas. WUI ship com- 
plete ontflt tipon receipt of fS depoatt, 
balance C. O. D. 
pistes. 



I. frsines ^nd derelonlas powders and 
Wo slso sell aappllea far all nhoto 
Ha to-day far aar nWM CATaEocT 



annua xxx. 




CQJilE QN, BOYS! 




CONCESSniUIItES AMD SHOW PEOPLE-DOirT HSS THIS RARE OPPmTONim 



The PYTHIAN CHARITY CARNIVAL 



SL Loais 
Mo. 



ON slfJIaaY 



%nteT— Rldina 



eisan SlMi 
Wira at onsa* 

JONM0H«HOI.MES. Citalrman Exoeutlvot 
S12 Cominar«lal Building. 



ts ' ami LsfHIniMa 
■II, 'mm «ima to dickar. 



ST. LOUIS OFFICE BILLBOARD, 
«03 Mo. Truat Building, ST. LOUIS. MO. 



18 



Tlie Billboard 



JULY 16, 1910. 



RINGLIN GS IN STORM 

Cyclone Strikes Circus and Destroys Big Top. 
Los^ Estimated at $20,00a One 
Employe Killed ' 



Watcrtown. S. D., Jalj 6 (Special dlipmteli to 
Tbe Billboard). — Fire mlmiteii (fter Uu opealnc 
of Rlngllng Brotlien' CIrcvs In ttato eltf, on the 
evenlDg of July S, the worst fftonn bt yeua 
stfack the big top, teaTlns tbe cuTtB Into 
ibreds. Fire. caoMd by tlie gu lamps Ignltlog 
the tent, added to the destruction. The entire 
damage done amounts to fZO.OOO. None of the 
2.000 Tlsitors was serlonsir Injored. One no- 
tdeDtUcd man was found dead, who It is be- 
Uered was an employe of the circus. As soon 
th* ■totm'wai noUctd appioacblac. lit. Lew 
OMbaa ttama tk« potnaaM aad laformed 
Oa.anpatfata n*^ and 
^■t an vfee Twiiali«raia m .mtraiSr wrn riak. 
Oalr twntr4*a «r tUttj heeded the wunlns. 
and the stOfiB attiKk a.minate later, swelllns 
the canraa imtll the sole* and stakes cave way. 
The Oapa were raised oolckly on all sides, and 
the audience -escaped to safety. Hardly had the 
last person left the tent when another snst of 
wind tore the canvas from the poles and Im- 
mediately after, the Are occurred. Rain, amoont- 
Ins to a dond-barst. began to fall, and a Tcr- 
lUble deluge poored down for twenty mlnntes- 
Vho sn i nials or tha elms wer« safely caged 
aad BO loss In this direction was anilered. Many 
(ninan that mote elreua employes were Inlnred 
guMget .ba j e ngip ea. m to the tloe of going 
■■I*'. .FfL^f vHkmlag day legnlar per- 
JMttfeNt ettber menacetle 



.YPUNO BUFFALO UNDKR NKW 
V :v ' >< : MANAGEMENT. 

' J^^i* naMMMMOt that Uward ArUagton wUl 
»• tt* aaif l l head ^lf& T. a. U»iw?» Xomg 
BnSalo ma WiMt flbow U Ita lalMt. la Um 
world of irtlta tm, and that tt l^cSteom- 
alderabte eonniicDt Is patUaa It adUIr. "Wkaa 
seen by a Bfllboard iiiiiieaaiiialln. Mi., aieiei 
amoonced that tt was not «al7 tlBC.- bat tbat 
iereral other things had happened whleh would 
no donbt caose another topic to be dlscossed snd 
wondered st by the men who follow' the tent 
world. The controreny In which the show is 
fiS**?***- J?"!*''. striking similarity of 

. OaL ta Tdte to Mr.- Cody. has. to all appear- 
paa^ bsa> aetUed. At MarysnUe, Ohio. Mr. 
M wbo to bOIed broadcast as Xoanc 

' MtalaLWaa aajalaad from betng introduced as 
XMav BablO aad appaarlag althar In the arena 
JLHiISSH.""*?' g«r««lM>.: gbatfower or 
restraining Mr. La Tclto -ftM^ailaK' Bto cog- 
aaan aeeaed. howerer. t» bair* beaiacarrUd 
{e» tar, aad the ahow was to go namclaatsd. 
AOMpb Xatka. the lawyer, was Id no aaall way 
Moaeeted with the remoral of the lainaetloa.- 

Another big new feature has baea added la 
the form of a twentyK>x team, which,- imdcr ths 
able whip hand of an expert. la aald to flgnre- 
elgh^ snake, and co through all the manenrers 
which could possibly be derlaed for a team of 
■X .*'"■?• .J"'^ twenty-mule borax team Is 
Bild to be tbe idea from which Mr. Slerer con- 
ceived hU big wild west feature. 

DALLAS, TEX, I.' A. B. P. A B. of A. 

Dallas. Tex.. Jnly 8.— DsOas Local Ko. 4X 
. "?""°°"' Al'lance Billpastets and BlUera of 
America, met Iq regular sei>>Ion and elected to 
membership Robert Paul, of tbe laaballo Low* 
Stock Compaoy, and Harry I>. Lewis, of the 
Oertrude Ewing Stock Compsnr. 

The offleers of l,ocaI So. 12 are W. B. Dick- 
ey, president; U. P. Hayes, rice-president ; 
^enanl Jones, sectetaiy and treasurer: C. B. 
HamlltoB, ser»aDt-at-anna; Harry McClnre. W. 
&;Wckey aaJ a B. HraUtoo. Onatees; Harry 
UeClnre. a s. Bhadltoo. 7aek Boyd, mem- 
heiahlp coannlttee: W. BTaiekv. R/KHani. 
Uonatd 7oDe«. Hanr UeaarTiiad a B. l£m- 
Inon. ' executive committee: Hanr Vcanra. 
Buatoess sKCDt; C. B. HamntoD. assistant bosl- 
aess agent. 

Dallas Local No. 42 wIU hare a float In tbe 
Ubor Day parade oa September 5, and Invite 
uy -vlslrlag brothers to Join them if In town. 

*n win b* wrteoaaa af aar .ttm tTT^, :™ 
HELD MEMORIAL SERVICES. 

While the Jones Bros.* DafTalo Ranch Wild 
West was In Lancaster. N. n.. Jane 25. the 
members of tbe show held memorial services at 
the fraTeof Inbelle Powell, vbo was drowned 
IB the slver at Uuit platre a reir yeois aKO. 
JUSB VuwM waa a member of CDmmlngs* Wild 
W«it_«ad ma in batblni; with a patty of ahow 
folk srhea sb* was drowned. 

The members ' of the show, headed by the 
band, marched to the cemet'ery. Where's prayer 
and a few remarks were said by Rev. Louis 
Webster. L. H. D., of the Holderaeas School. 
Bev. Webster officiated at the funeral of Miss 
Awell. and his remarks were verr Imoresslve. 
Jflllle was given by the band under the lead- 
aHblp of Prof. Kenjockerty. 

Larry Egan. bens canvasman with the Buifalo 
BaaA: Bert Hall Way and aeearal others of the 
abvw were jirKh' tb* .CMaailaga ontnt at the 



advanced, he did a dsnce that brought down 

the house. 

The sketch will be eIal>orated and presented 
In Taudevillc this fall by Mr. Foreman, who 
Will star Jointly with Miller. An advertising 
effect will be the exhlhltloa of olaln and fancy 



time of the aeddaat. and took a leading part 
In aawmatSag .the e x e rcla es. 

BILLPOSTERS PRESENT SKETCH. 



Merldeo. Conn.. Jnly 8. — A bonch of bill- 
posters from the TOrepangh-Sells Circus Advei- 
tlslnjr Car No. 1,. appeaTeA- at the Poll The- 
atre last Friday (amateur) night, and presented 
.The Town FUlpoatcr. .Tbe-sketdi wasjframed 
up by Boblrr Foteaiaa. .tbe.;.wen-knoin . svig 
writer, manager and p a iloiai er* . One oC^tbe blir 
hits of the pecfinmaea 'iras auida .br* lames 
Phinip MUIer, bon bmpoiter of tlw ear/ Many 
old abowmen win remtniber ~JIm whfn he 
"Bheeted 'em** m fbr Dsn >Blee. - two aeota. of 
(a. Oamlte Us ' afa; wUck li 



. .'^^llAliKP THE PRICE. 

Atlanta; 6a.. Jnly 9.— Tbe price on tbe aalr 
ahow lot here, -rhleh has always been aacaraq 
foe »1S0, baa beca lalaea to ^30. AU ataowa 
wUI be compdM to par. tbat asMaat tUa raar. 

It is statadi bamsar. that the MMt Banwax 
company, wb« ^*mi : a ' txast at.: Ina. 1.100 by 
600 (ecfwin hand aba* ■ftaMa bade at tte 
ball paik.'>. f' v;. v'' t- 

FIRE threatened' BIQ TOP. 



Lisbon. O.. Jnly 9.— Tbe new top of Son 
Brothers' Circus, wtilch wss used foe the first 
time here on the Fourth, narrowly escaped being 
destroyed by Ore. shortly t>efore the sftemoon 
performsnce. A boy. who was celebrating, threw 
a Orecrarkcr Into the air which lit on top of the 
tent and exploded. The new canvas Instantly 
broke Into flames. The blase wss extinguished 
hy a circus employe before It bsd gslned much 
headway. Three large boles In the canvaa coi>- 
stltnted the damage. 



•PARKS BHOWS- OBftBRVE 

The John H. Sparks Showa, apeot the Fourth 
at Slaaetoa. 8. Oakota. and plued to Jammed 
tents. Sunday manager Chaa. Sparks gave hla 
annual Fourth of July banqnet, and chef Chas. 
Oarls prepared an elaborate menu. The gnests 
of the day were Fred Bnehaiiait and Sd. llartia 
of the iar"~' " ' ' 



'•Wf SOT VEAOIOK. 



I had the NeaaaiBLOf wocUaf aa tba bOl 
week of June ST at VMstor'a Zheatn,,Xawark, 
IT. J., with what la eoiAaaiad the flaeat aalmal 
aet In vaDitevlile. Ula. TaUaclta'a Leopartt. 
Tkla aet. whleh la oadcr tho maoagameat Dt 
Arthur R. HIU. the veteran aide ahow manager, 
la the' prettiest dressed snd most novel srranged 
act of Its type I ever witnessed. Mile. Vslle- 
dta works In a steel arena. 22 feet wide, ts 
feet deep and 10 feet in height, with alz laop- 
arda. who go through a roatlae of the most In- 
tricate tricks at the lady'a -allshtcst command. 
Tbm atnnt of tho lady alttlng at a piano In 
tha canter of the cage, playing a popular msrch, 
and ths big antmau nonpad around her play' 
Ins a perfect aecompanlmeat oa a aet of mnslol 
brus, la Indeed a tmly woodatfol aamber. Acatn 
I must remark upon the bcantifBl props used 
In this act, everything In banooay. AU the 
trimmings src of brsas, highly polished. Kbm- 
eroos colored electric IlnhU add to tbe beauty 
of the aettloK- I'he wardrobe worn by the lady 
la tbe finest tbat ran be procored. The aet has 
Jnat returned from an extended European en- 
gagement, where, besidea helay a (eatnie In the 
prominent vaudesllla bsaata •Mr tban^ vaa also 
&e feature of tba ALtrTagM 8wM|,Ta bS? 
lln. Germany. 

Tho AeoB Caaaadr Four alao aa tba bDI 
and. were •aaili' tta taaablaf bit witb tbeir 
well-kaowa aad oflaa laiiiatcd aUt. Fba ia a 
School Room. 

The 101 Show Is doing sn Immense hoalaaaa -ia 
New England, and are even doing better tbta 
they did In the aame territory last seaaoB. - 

Duke R. ' Lee, one of the cowboys, has left 
tba ahow for awhile. He baa been Iiothered Witt 

aleep walkiog a food deal of. late, and at bt 
had many aamnr aaespra while tha train was 
In motion at otgbt. coaelndad to lass* tba 
road awiiiia, ao has dspaztad Mr Brighton Beach, 
wheie ba la amiafiw ta abew tba mortac pie- 
tnra tba.OMmgr's RanileB. bald la Ok' 

lahoma City. Jan. L IBIO. . Batter not walk 
in yoor sleep down there. Doka; yon may fall 
In tbe sea and get your feet wet; 
Week of Jnlr 4 we were working at Ontario 

Beach Park. Oiarlotte. N. T. Tbta reaort la 
known as tbe Coney Island of Western New 
Tork, and truly Uvea np to Ita Dime. It ts 
ooder the management of Mr. Benole L, Peer, 
whose nsme In psrkdom spells Sncceas. It la 
a beantlfnl park, rlcbt on the sandy beach of 
Lake Ontario, .with hathiog, hoatlnc and llsblng 

right -'^- "»,j*{*aS'"''?Iiff'^,i!!!|^ 
concert baa!r^el^TaiSMTS3S'^aa elrcoa^acta* 
flreworka, and all tboae tblaga' that go to com- 
plete the np-to-data park When one considers 
tbat there were 40.30S paid admlaalons to tbe 
park July 4. and with all tbe other resorta 
end free parks la the Tlelal^, you can readily 
flctire this Is some park. Chas. W. Nelson la 
the bookloif agent wlio places all the circus 
and vaudeville attraeUont. Be la ao old-time 
drcna man, and securea the right thing for the 
right time and place. He la also the Roches- 
ter eorreapondent of The Billboard. 

WUI Bogcfs, tbe lasso thrower, aad bis wife, 
hare Joined Dr. Hcne's partr, who at* going to 

JeSSfi"''"'' ** _ --^ ■ Now 




Otookl ' AlUrd, 
cop down of many yeaiaT. 
Howa'a'Oiaat Loadoa SbM 




WhaAyodbaar other people qteak of » tent^ or a eovw, t6|ii^ tttu, yoa'U 
]Muihmw^''KBdau^a»WaoUmtD^'' Ham, lAgr do Mgr.ttMtT 
Thm moat Moieihliig to • C4> imdoet or 

When you buy a C-O you get something that cajinot be excelled — no mat- 
ter what price you pay. Money and skiU can't produce better gooda than thoae 
> proud trade-mark, "C-G." 

••Anyttblii0 iviade of Cani 



fiaiili-liiiyd^ 




tottsCtty^lllstiirl. 



GOSS^ SHOW 

CANVAS 

1 

y J Buck: TENTS C'Hcus 

Fl. GS Waterproof Cove.s 

Ihe J. C. GQSS CO. '"mV. m. ' 



Circus Tents 



AMD SMAIJ.. ALL D] 

Kaaataetaiad tr 

fa Ha LUmMNIIi- Oawi 

' nMRivBAMD nniB m 



I, Ky. 



GROUP OF FOUR LEOPARDS 
iUi OK PtimKR 

Aalasd to week toasthae i alas XJana, yonas 
Panther*, Blntnroog, Caaaowarlca, IfookcTa and 
otbaa ' and birda. WZV2 A ICACXXV- 

■nr. Dept. S, Taidlay, Bsoka Ok., Pa. 



Eatahllabad ItU. 



Thomson & Vandhreer 
CIRCUS TENTS 

Me Baal Pmrt 9U CINCINHATI, O, 



TENTS 

tBOW IHTB. B I4 <at TWITl. OAMP T TOFl. 

mSSST BROS. TENrTiHMirco 

lOa-U ■aa«b HalB ItNat, . m, Zoida, lU. 



SCENERY 



THK jriBEH IBSOW PAIMXIJIOS AX LOWJBIX 
pjUOZB. Tell OS what yon need aad wa will 
aeM lOWBST esUnuta snd UL eat. 

AST CO. 



SNAKEIS. 
Pythoos In sll sixes; slao pin* or turtle 
4 to 0 feet long, Bolla and other snakes, 
and small animals. HtLi tot 
J. HOPE. 15 H. Hinth St., 



BNOkeys, birds a 
]lat« I.^we«t prlrt 
ihuadslpUa. Pa. 



i 



■■ARB, SNAKn, 
MONKKTS, 



arn Ut ot a my 
a*b POniAlrt 



SHOW PAINTINGS 
e. J. HAVom A CO, 

IM-UO Bmdway. MOOCCT. ». T. 



WILLIAM BARTEL8 CO. 

Peala ia la Wild a-»— 

m 9nmwUk Mnat, Vaw Xaik OMy. 



Tents 

Bmoui, nsaa o m mu, mww ahd m a^ 



TENT & AWMN6 

COLUMBUS, OHIO. 




Mil. 

MMag acaMiT. aaVNNDOaaL ad 

pctsUaga, atoek and m*ny-«<>-ro_ 
for abow and drcna companlceL 
rataai TBB AXMB PALAOt K0~ 
Bssa tl«, IM Bablgaa Araaaa. 



TENTS 



aOslOO, SOxUO; SOxSO. aoaoo, 
black. 800 camping tenta and £00O ft. 
Btda wall. D. K. KERR mr^- 
St., ^OUMIo. IM). 



taaaa gbaaa. 




Seab, lions, Leopardsy 

FUHAI, XAm AOUOAOa, nUMM, 




state what yea waat whaa wittlaK Ctr 

Home's Zoolooieat Arena 

Kbnaaa Cl^, Mo., and Oonvar, ColOMM 



FOR. S A L. E 

MONKEYS 

Slngoa. Paccariaa^ I^aa, Felleaaa, Onaaa, 
mlagos. Beam, Coehatooa, Ignanaa, ArmadlUoa. 

African Porcnplnaa etc., ete. 

lONGll-CO., Kmsk eHy.lli. 



THE BUCKEYE 

TENT and AWNING CO. 

i'S.'o'uiy;:; columbus, ohio 



T E N TiS ! 

For all purposes; CIRCUS, Car* 
niraL C«c« CoTera. Bm when 
COTTON grows and DUCK to 
made. Frmbts aaved <>wo wiyi. 
Dod^ns poinot. 'HisdioMda 

siinders-6lovertentco.;r*ii.s<- 

I 



CIRCUS A JUaOLINQ APPARATUS. 



Oiaba, Batraa aad Wotal Maa. B taaO Mr 
logna. DWAU TAiT 1 



U m MO tt to Tba lOnoaH, tdt ttaa m. 



JULY 1«> 1910. 



Xluc Billboard 



19 



CIRCUS GO SSIP 

In This Department Performers^ Agents, Managers, 
Owners, and White Top Employes in all Capac- 
ities auce jyientioned in a Brie( .Way. 



Al Wahpelw. N. D., Jal7 S. w vwivnuwa 
•f llaiwaMck-wallam Clrnu, who an mcmbeta 
•( llw I*uS Clob, daeormtcd with flowen tti* 
■MHiBUfnt oTcr tb« grare of Chirlo E. w>I- 
t«n rail JaiDM BmlUi. two daccued ctrou pco- 
iiln Tbc nonanwDt that bw Mm oractod ont 
iMr mtiog placM to ceotUtnd Iht fOMt 
that cm paid triboto to.dMMMd faOowon of 
tke profnoloa. It coaoats «( tba npcMoaU- 
tloB of • ecDtn poto brakM off halt way ni.. 
with tha block, poUava aad ball riac la . Om 
tec of lalalot the cmoTaa. with a aicdgo and 
ataka maaaid at tb* bottoaa. / 
Tbt fWdwtiw comprliM Um creir of' »tM«t|iif 

nro».' •dTartUiac " ' " ~ 



. «ar No. 

White. 



a«e. OooAart. 
icpnaantatlTo; 



mtatgrf. Chaa. . 

n>T Marer. praaram aolleltor; Thoo. Ooodbart, 
txMt blllpoater; r. 8. Tnilaoa, Xlmer Mchaffey, 
\Vm. Mahler, Ranr Ooodbart, jMac Caldwell. 
3. Faulkoer. John V/jna. Walter Beck. H. Cai- 
let, Cbaa, W, Weat, B. W. Wrtabt, rred Pea- 
fooBd, Pnd Stanlar, blUpoaton: Chaa. A. Wba- 
loo aad'Mtek Nai7, iltboirraphera; Edward Waco 
tcr. boaa Uthasiapber: Btwese SUatx. D. Kol- 
face, JMin Vta(«r, Oco. McDonald and Capt. 
Om. Carter. 

O. Brinklar, tha l0Bit.baaidad cnrtoaltr. who 
tf*^ Mtt ^ tba aaaaon with ibo 

9'''V*^l9S*L.*k*""> *• >*w MwUaad with 

tbt Tm mof nmr. m • iid* ibow 

with a btaM Caat rafwalag aDowy, 
toor la lenctb,^ Bm Jataad the WUd Tl 
Clselaaall oa JWjr 4. IM bafOra tbay 

ggj i^»iw..<iaw.f>i,M gPMtttoiawt tot 



Mexican Joe DaTta, wltb Jooea Broa.' BoHalo 
Ranch Wild Weat, waa Injured at Skowhccan, 
Ue., bj a backing broncho taUIng on blm. He 
la oat again, bnt be baa not thrown away hla 
cmtcbea. The horaa broke Ita neck In the 
fall, and died In a tew aeconda. 

Boaa Uclntjrre. wltb Kecnedjr'a X. I. T. 
Raacb Wild Weat, celebrated bcr tweotr-tblrd 
birtbdaj laat week. Tbe entire companr ad- 
loamed to the dining tent, when a dalntr 
apread bad been set oat, and a plaauDt, jol- 
ly time marked the oceaaloa. 

Nan J. AaplnwaU, ■■Tba Montana Olrl." ladr 
toper, baa Jut retnmed ttom tha Hawallui la- 
laada, wbcra aha haa been csblbltlng tor the 
past aia aaootbs. Sbo azpcets to maka ber 
zMa from Saa rranclsca to new York on horse- 
back abont September 1. 

Edward Stanford, on Advertising Car No. 1. 
Joho BoMnsoa'a fen Big Sbowa, made a tortj- 
•Igbt mils note out of aackvlllo. lad., and 

IIM Oteta «C paper. bTV. WQaon. 

tha iaaatowB. paiM VM «haeta oa a 



aot «t . _ 

forty^la nlla ToataT 

The Sweigcit fhaOr 'of tiiek apd fancy 
sbola with Jmsa Bioa.'- BnSato Baach Wild 
Waat, an daiag aoaa aaw Inta of aeikmao- 
shlp. Omar flw^gert, anaa «ii«et«r. to potting 
the calvatimn and ladtoaa thmgh ntegnala 



mS^mJ""^ ?!?«•*■• '*>*>n.ytOl the Dodc 
risk Sbowa. baa thla aeaaoo a UtsIt boncb of 
Inelodlag Fred Keno. BIllylBeld, John 
Wn>. Footer, Geo. Owena, Nallln Broa., 



.MM 010. & WAONIO^ 




OUR im UST OF SHOW EQUIPMENT IS 

FREE TO SHOWMEN 

It givw priM and a Idi dno^tioii flf etoythbigyou 

and are interested in. SEIO FOX IT lOW. We paint the best of 
bannero on diort notice. Get our quotations. Nodeiay in tbis 
Wei 



UNITEDSTAIESTENT&AWNINGCO. 



EDW. W. NKUMANN. JR. Fr*a. 
JOHN C. McCAFFEkY. Traaa. 



wA^Tgl^i^omyn. yios.PrM. 



EOW. RTUVZINQKR. Saorataiy. 

22-28 North Desplaines Street. CHICAGO, ILL. 



With the Great Wagner Show. 



piclnrcs. Ilia aerrlees In that capacity were 
T<'ry eSectln. 

l>r«plle the dry aeaaon ahd hot weather. Rag- 
rnheck-Wallare cootlnnes to do capacity bnal- 
ni'Ki. and at Watertown. Jaly 0. waa so packed 
that numerona apectatots were rcqnired to And 
pnatare oo tbe eroaod. A rlaltor al the per- 
tntmera* tent of Rannbtek-Wallacc waa Charles 
Jt""* to see his nephew. John 

meter. The Utter waa melted to bto ancle's 
bome fnr diaoer. John Age* and Mr. Oocman 
also aitsaded. 



Ullwankee 1 
NfTarn* 



- the home town e( Ike Vaor 

«rlr« walkers wltb tba ■fc njtf'flT g ~' 



ilt,^ IS".."? rteol*ed Mf their 

many Mend, daring the ahow'a eagagemaot 
ttere, Aue 20. Olllo Nerano icccleed a hand- 
Same eryatal liuket of fmk-ent Ooweie. Mlaa 

ST'SIV •««r«« to Mllwinhee to nnrae 

acr hrwea wrist. 

«iSf-_<IS»^> ^»n»«hsll, who la with tbe 
r^S'iSS. ■"!.•? aeaaon. was entertained by 
!.*»S'? Wends dortng the show's stay 

mS***"!!*'* ""h tbe niondtn Show: t>on Vs»- 
JllS?" S!? ?f."j!«' Webber. B. H. Pet- 
.?i!!"w.***Ha ■S!!^ MiSrDi?lea. Jeale 

^ Oel, Wm. r. ( 

rtjhe Tyfo B 

f?i£..r_^*!L.* "S^^ tbe eecalBiL per- 

£7^Ik,?'J?^ Bs»B»m Show, who hss heeo home 
for the paat few weeks. 

nrnli* 5!lK,"*J!il"* Kennedy's X. 1. T, Ranch 
5gg_ff^!«1S»^Iot_aB aktaaalee jflr dienlt 



ar^nC ■£2J'"«' JL'^?«'^.■"»'■• *»lb Oar No. S 
SlhlbT.'Kr'?? ^liJiT*; Clm,..,. will etOM 



Caar fBoSalo Bill) and 
ra BOto Show, were eotertalned 




Bert Washbaro, Albert Qaston and rraakle 
Lorntla. 

-Boueattlan director nod Fisher, of tbe John 
Boblnson-a X*B Bi* Sbowa. who U In poor 
health, left tbe ahaw at Ulehflald, lU.. foly 
d. comlag to ChMtaaatL Wak OeMott U an- 
lag lo the eapadly of eqoastrian director dnrtng 
Mr. nahcr's absence. 

Among tbeylaltora to tbe Rlngltng Sbow at 
J*UwM*(e. Wla.. Jnne 20. were Mr. and Mrs. 

l«r. nad Mrs. Attwell, Pete McDoo- 
aM, Mrs. Ony Steelcy, mother and son of Mrs. 
Jaha Agse, and Riley, of City Hotel fame, 
^kaong tbe attractlona In the side sbow of the 
Vao Bills* Show are PtIU Detno and hla wife. 
Maode DaaldlB. la their awotd-awallowtng art or 
exeepUaoal merit, rrtts la eainrlnic ■ line or 

fake gold teeth, which aell like hot cakes. 

Mr. Roblnsoo rlalted the John Robinson's Ten 
Big Sboirs wltb W. P. Hall while tbe abow 
waa at CentetTllle. la., going orcr to Lancaster, 
MO., shoot noon and returning at 4 P. M. wltb 
a carload of dapple trays aad blacks. 

"Tbe aide show wltb Jonea Broa.* Buftalo Ilaach 

Wild Weal Is managed by J. W. Seattle. The 
frane-np consists of elarea minstrel sod Tan- 
deellle acta, liealdes tbe freaka. antmala and 
Andrews* Behemlsn glass exhibits. 
^Joel H. Kaliht and wife, UlUaa Knight 
(Prairie Lniy), hare seeerrd their coaaertlsa 
wltb the Tiger BUI and Col. OaoL fRnftaB 
Shows, and baee Joined the BronebaMtoi Inta 
H. BoUlTsn) Wild West ShowsT^ 

Capl. O. K. White aod hla "teatara of 
treakdon" apeclmen. the well-known Zip, tbe 
boman '*wbat la ItT'* are now safely encamped 
with Oollmar Bros.' Shows. The Chptaln extends 
his beet wlnhea to hla frienda. 

Barry Serrlce. wltb AdTcrtlalDg Car No. 1, 
of tbe 'John Robinson Shows. Is tbe champion 
mnmbln-neg player, baring beaten Hop Adams, 
■mmett TJttleloa, BUI Marab aad Bd. Cleggllt 
In a ten-game tonmament. 

The naorbacks. abont forty In anmher, with 
OentTT Bros.* Show, left al Bnoocla. Kan. 
ai. In order to work la V^TSSSiT^'' 



Jnne 30. In order to work la Ibe ■ _ 
Ing offrra were made In aa «mt i» «te ttam 



:«Hapt- 



back, bnt none respoaded. 

A gala day marked tlic oceaaloa of Gentry 
Bros.' Shows at Kaniaa Oily. Mo., Jnly 4. A 
special ronrth o( Jaly " ~ 




ANTLE8 

TOR INVERTIDAIID UniGHr GAaOURB UGRIIK 

Our new patented inverted Rag and 
Uprii^t Gap . Mantles are made to 

Fnr Iny MMiia^ 

They are specially constructed tO 
STAND SHAKING and VIBRATION. 

Give a brilliant WHITE U6HT. 

And are PORTABLE. 

—Wilts for ■smplin and partieulan— 

THE BLOCK LIGHT CO. 

IneaiidcacaitGasolme and Gas Mantia^HanMi%Ete. 
YOUNQSTOWN, OHIO. 

WESTKIIN OFFICB: It FNUi Avmim, CHICAOOa 




THREE HOTEL CARS 

Sleeping oipaoities, 11, 23 snd 26 single. 
ALSO EVERY SORT OF CARS FOR SHOW PURPOSES 

HNXS IMOMTIVB Al» CAI im 



TENTS 



NEW or 

8E(bdNb-HAN 




215-217 W. Ontario St^^ 
CHICAaO. 



21 



URRAY & COMPANY 

(INCX>RPORA.TEO> 

One repertoire tent. 70x85, 10-ft. aide wall , Top, 8 ounce drill. Side 
wall, Q^i ounce drill; thoroag]l|]r raped; ueedthweiwelri. FHee, tttOjOO . 

Poles and stakes. S40.00. 

« <0-« 1» IWtarldImn street. CHICAGO. 

SEND AT ONCE for Our Big Ust of SECOND-HAND TENTS. 



AL. F. WHEELER'S SHOWS 



WAMTBD— Sober, ezpcritMit 

In all departments, . 

AttraeUna vtth lUht 
M. T.. Jaly ist Bsvl 



N. X., 



sppsratos. - 
. Jly IBt PnAuioa. K. T.. M; . 
U: mt Aotera. M. T., ]». 



t»A Mber WarklaiMB 
t Onlsido 

: lisBor. 

K. X.. Mi BtufeenelUsw 



yniFORMs 



fir finds. Military, 
Bfiuttd Ffartt Part. 
Minstrel Parade, 
Ushers, Bell Boys, 
Base Ban, Foot Ball, 
Basket BaO, etc., ete. 




WBStaroUDlfomGo. 

SMSal 



Circus Outfit for Sale, Cheap 



tap Kith W and 40-rt. middle plccea, 
luaa, aeata. pole*, all ropes and lis* 
iclnx, marqnee. etc.. Botte & Weyer Ilcbta (naw). 
12 band oaUorma (new), ta fact, eTetrthlnc 
rcadj to aet np. Cost S1.200. Will accept (SCO 
caata for Immediate sale. Address 3IA^X 8. 
KATnAN. P. O. Box 127. WUmlncton. N. a 




PUTABLE UIHn 

FOR 
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JULY 16» 1»10. 



TWO BIG CHANGES 



George Aiken Leaves the John Robinson Show 
After Many Years' Service—Friction Attributed 
as CsMise^EdwaidCKQupp Succeed 



Georse Aiken, for niu7 yean ralliaad eoa> 
tnetor for the John Boblnaon Show, left that 
loatitaUoii last week after masr weckc of 
wrenglfng and Mctlon. 

it Is sold bT OllTcr Scott, general asent of 
ttw Boblnaon Ten Bis Shows, that Aiken left 
withoot notice and that his absence was onlr 
dlaeorered tbroogh his falUns to make any 
further eontracta. 

Two reports of his aubseqaeot negotlatlona are 
aOoat — one to the etrect that be Ilia Jolaad tke 
Dinnjr Boblnaon Sbow; the other, ttat te' has 
east his fortunes with Eddie ArllnclOK nS tb* 
Toons Bnaalo Wild West. « 

Aiken's lesTlng the Boblnaon Show left a 
racancr which haa been filled br the enaaxe- 
mat af BL a Kaasp. wbo baa baaai Meaatinfd 



tbe Hagenbeck-Wallace Show this season 
as lleense adjoster. Mr. Knupp left the Wal- 
laea Show at Bloomlnatnn. IlL. Jnly 8, and 
went ImoiedUtelr to Cincinnati to eatabllali 
btmself at tbe Oalt Home tor facUltj of con- 
ference with aaaml Acot.i ^ 

headquarters kara baa» it 
many years. 

Ed. C. Kdomwm, fIC 
asent of the Waltar .U 
that * t£ iTgitlwi whan SCr, 
from the toad, and alBUatlgf UmMU'Wltb Ottit 
Brothers' Sbow, wtth.whl<£ he lamalMd tfll 
Martin Downs' nn timely death last 
Ixonsht about the sale of the ootSf Ht' 
FennaylTanla. 

This aeasoo he atsnad with tha 
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natty yaaia, sanan^ 
Kaia num. Havlair 
k. Ham wtaomr It 



JAMES DeWOLF DIES. 



Colombas. 0., Jnly 10 (Special to The BUl- 
MaMl.^;'Iba well-known eircaa pteaa aaent, 
James IK OeVolf. died at the borne of his 
puaMa lB_pdmsbaa, Sunday, July 10, of taoec 

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PARmw g um OAMPinLL. 

Wadcaa. jOan., Jnly 10 (Special to The 
■mbOBid).— Any Parrlsh has closed as train 
Btater with the Campbell Bros.' Shows. Beaton 
-^K" nalcnatlan not gtven. 

HELP SUSIE WILEY. 



bow small tha eontrlbatlan yon 
aatt aSoad to sin, dne credit win be slnn yon 
if hastowed In care of The BUIboard. to help 
■aala WHey to Uqoldate the drbts Inenmd-bT 

tta daath of her ImsbaTid. WtlUam WUay, who 
WM wsQ kttowB to tha drcna batatalty 

gvs^ 

haiA to nay her dAta and lit. ahaad ta boy 
gyWljr n». bar aet._aad ta. l aa ll y aaHMtos far 



dtlaa of Ufa, as her hnsband'a death 

lad bar destltote, and her present 

amplaymant trlBga her bat. a mere nlttanc*. 
~ is BD scrrlac as lanltiaae at Ta Jlortta 
— ■ — £nAisBai 



Delawara STcnne. 



lamdls, lad. Troop- 



era wbo are la aympathr wini imfartimata mem- 
ban at the prnfaaaliiii are asked to aaalst this 
worthy woman, wbo fa anxtooa to got oat of 
debt and get enoogfa to pay for the pcoperCr 
aha asada whlla at work on tha rood. KaU 
.la cue St Tha BnTboard, payable 

M Wllagr. Banhoar Bcotnaca, pe» 

at Boabiat Btotbai^ Sbawa, have ang- 
the laaMtaMoB ^ tm tmL ; aad they 

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HELP THE PECRLEM POTTERS. 



Tbe Binboatd, 

Clnclmiat), O. 
Dear Ofnts— We beard from antbentle eorre- 
apoadencv that Mr. Henir Potter, of the Pccr- 
MH Potters Aerlallat Cb., haa beea la a rcry 
Mriana aute of alcknesa far a loog time. 
wlHh baa brongbt him end hie family to a 
attta of want that aseda oar «— es- 
padally far hia wife aad Uttic dkUd. Fleaae 
aaB attestion of an other dituaia to this wer- 
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CIRC US OO MiW. 

_B. C. CarlUIe's Wild West and Bosgh Bldar 
Company baa been hoally engaged by the Kew 
Tork branch of Pathe Vnn* Film Company 
Btnca. eahlbitSns- at the Big Hlp in PliUadclphla. 
week of Jane IT. 

Badle Oooners Is with the Fc(epaiuh-8ells 
Brtie.* Show, Instead of tbe John .B06laaoa*B 
Ten Big Shows, as reported. Joe Wallaca la 
also with the Fotepaofh Sbow. 

IBfch i' .la.VL«ia»a<a«a ■' — aaar-'et 
concert' ■Im'wiiii'- 

West 

Henry Wagner and Fred Cat. bnmeo bosten, 
hare Joined xonag .BoOalo'a Wild Waat. 



Pawnee BBI rlsUid Taaat 

West at UaiySTlUe^ Ow 

Joe Tlacettl . and artta 
Floto 

Tbe nriaC^Tl 
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(Beee l ra d too late for claisfllration.) 



Adams & Stahl Shows, J. W. Stahl, mgr.: 

Mltcbell. Ind.. Il-ie. 
Cash A nines AmoBement Co.. H. Bines, 

mgr.: Bolette, N. D., 12-19; Blsbee 19-20: 

York 22-23. 

Coffree Amosemeat Co., Capt. O, B. Osttae, 

sen. mgr.: Oronogo, Ma, 11-10. 
Gentry Bros.' Shows: Indlaoola, Iai,;;ltf. CU- 

fax 14: Gnthrle Center 15; Aodnboa'lBt.'lAr- 

con 18; Bloox City 19: L«Mara 20; VE -PoSia 

21; Iowa Falla 22; Waterloo 23. 
Keller Brae.' Showa: Blaemont, Va., IS: Flint 

Etlll 17; Waahlngcton 18; Spenyrllle IS. 
Klnie Broa.' Wild Weat: AtlaaUe City, H. J.. 

4-20. r:.,- ^ V. ■ 

Proctor's Western Sbowi, fleib B..PnatOK'Wr>: 

Fowler. CoL, 11-10. ""."'vTT' 
Bobloaon's, Danny. Famooa flwwa.; 'Bnkfak, 

O.. 13: N. Baltimote M; Bowlliw ^CmSTiK 

Monroe. MIA., 10. 
Boblnaon'a, John, Ten Big Shows: Boblason, 

TIL. 13: Green Castle. Ind.. 14: ParU. HI.. 

IS; BockTlUe, - lod.. 16: Frankfort 18. 
Yankee Boblnaon Showa: Btltt. la., 14; Bart- 
ley 16: Hawarden 10. ■ , .-; r j. 
Yoong Bros.' Cnlted Shomi ' * '"1 I II Li' j.tf .:U- 

10: What Cheer 18-28. .. - ; 
Zeaac BaSalo^a Wild. WaitrlpiiNelM Oat- 

14; ZaoMTllle. O., 10. , 

Harrey J. Borgeaa la restlBT «. fclT iNMka i 
at bis borne In Plttsborg. ' - I 



SHANNO N BUY S SHOW 

Norris and Rowe Property Acquired at Private Sale 
by Rowe's Former Partner After He Had Failed 
to Get It at Auction as Contemplated 



Walter. Sbannon has acqalred the Nonrls and 
Bowe Show. He boogbt It In at a private sale 
at Pern, Indiana, Thnrsday, Mr .Ti .Oe Btteen 
thonsa n d doUars, C. F. BiotbwtM, OC AObUhnli, 
Ohio,' being hia backer. 

It will be recalled that Mr. Sbaaaoa bid moat 
of tbe show property In at the anctton aale held 
at FarOt JoM U. bat.faiM .to nlaa the BMoer 



CHARLES FROHMAN'8 PLANS. 



New York, July II (Special to Tbe BlUboard). 
— After a residence of nearly seven months 
passed among the capitals of Borope, especially 
London, Paria, Berlin and Vienna. Charles Froh- 
man arrtred Friday, Jnly 8, a passenger on the 
Utoretanla. Ur. Ftohman's chief declaration 
at the enatoow waa a l>etter bill of health and 
liner aplrtta than be baa known In ten years. 
Of an the passengers on the boat the manager 
waa the fliat oft the dock, aad on reaehlog hia 
oOtaa at the Bmplia ThaMia. laaaed the nll( 
tog statmaBts 
Tbv* ha« 




WALTER CHANNON. 




In acqoblngthe N orris and 



I 

mora plan IB tha past riz months la 

aad in ■•■t tbaalrn, than any other loadaa 
maaagar haa patdMid la two yaara. And sow I 
begin walk «• tbia alda at aqea. TUa 



to he a lledx n a a »B, ad 1 abaU be 'glad 
be la It I rsBialB «a tUa aide at the lOu 



and make many imdnetloos hsf* aatU aext Jaa< 
nary. Then I retam to Undon for my aezt 
Bcpcrtotre Theatre seaaon, wMeh It golag to be 
more Important than the one jnst flnlabed. 
' "John Drew wUI open the Bmplre Theatre 
seaaon with W. Someraet Maugbam'a foor-aet 
play. Aaltb. that I_ptodaeed aoecessfnlly In 
troadon. At the Lyceum Theatre, In Ansnat, I 
ahaU prodneo the ancceaafnl farce, Tbe Braaa 
Bottle. At the Oairtck Theatre I am to pro- 
dace the new farce, called \jan Among the 
UonB, aad at the Knlefcarboeksr Ttaaaira the 
mnilcal play, which has been mnnlns for the 
peat two yaaia at tbo Oaletr .ThaalM Loadoa. 
eaUad Oar maa Olbba, For tUa, a gnat aom- 
b« of Ifoadoa Oalety ThealN teaamaa wiu 
COBM to America, ne Orltarta «fl|iaMB with 
Mr. Forbca' play. The CommoM 
as I can leenre another theatre 
a new B4ay by Henry Arthnr Jones. 

"Mlas Manda Adama wlU play Obantaclar 
In New York daring the winter, and later la 
the; other large cities. Mlaa Adams, In aU that 
she has aald of this play, ahows much of tha 
same rererence and affectloa for Chanteder that 
aha felt for Peter Pan. Mlas Btbal Barrymoca 
irtn hero her cbolee of three new playa for b<r 
reappeafanre In New York daring the winter, 
aad Str .Arthar. Flaaro haa ezprened his Intea- 
tloo, t am -glad 'to atr. to write a aew play 
tar hv dInadF eheTalabee his MId-CbaaaH. 
Far Mlas Billle Baiba I ha*a a new play by 



the antbon of Lore Watchea.' WUlUn 'dSet'te 
la to 'appear la a repvtairs of hia farmer sne- 
ceaaea aad also la.a aew play. For Otia Skinner 
I hare a Comedle naaealse play, called Sice, 
written by Henri Laredan, aothor of The 
DaeL Miss Annie Bnsaell will appear under 
my management tbia aeaaon, beginning In No- 
Tember, la a new comedy, which la yet on- 
named, bnt Is ready for prodocUoo. 

"For Miss Msrle Ooco I bsTe a new comedy, 
wiltlaa br William Oinctta, which wUI haya lu 
■fatvHOdiwtlaa on the ataaa la Baptember. It 
le eaSed BtoeWdty. Kyrle Ballew win begla 
bis season In October In Henri BatalUe'a foor-aet 
play, Tbe Bcandsl. Mr. Bellew will appear In 
tbe part played In Paris 1v lioelen aaltry. 
FrsDcIa Wilson will contlnne ttaroagboat America 
In Tbe Bacbelor'a Baby, and, later on, tear In 
this farce abrosd. Dnring the sesaon I will pro- 
duce, with WIHIsm Crsne, a new play, celled 
Ommpy, by tbe sattaors of Sandsy. I iball be- 
kId Mlas Marie Tempeat'a aeaaon la America In 
Octotier. and In a dramatic play, called A Tbief 
In the Night. Its first performsnee will be giraa 
at tbe Broad Street Theatre. Pblladelpbla. The 
O. P. Hnniley and Rattle Winianu comblaatloa 



within the time atlpulated by law, and the i 
waa ordered to be sold again by tbe court. 

In ttte meantime C. F. Br<Khertoa, who bad 
backed Shaiwoa at the auction, aad whose three 
thoaaand doUaia guarantee depoelt went to for- 
feit, aaeecaded la BetUag • " 




wlU begin Ita seaaon In September In a comedy 
that baa kept all Parla laoshlns for mootba. In 
the French It la called Le Bole Sacra; In the 
Gogllah It will be called The Sacred Foreat I 
Btaall have a remarkable cast for this suceeaafol 
plaj — one. In fact, that I hope wUl rieal tba 
company that played Caate at tbe Bmplre The- 
atre. 

"I hare a aew play by Ansnstaa Thames, 
called Tbe Jew, which will be prodoeed nadat 
Mr. Thomas' dliecltoa late la Morcmber, with a 
special cut,- of that antbor'B' aeleettoo. I hare 
a new comedy 1^ WlaelieU Smith, aad aaother 
new play by Wuliam Gillette. I also hare a 
dramatlaatloo of the noret, White Magic, by 
Oraham Phillips and Walter Baekett; a new 
comedy By Sir Arthur W. Plnero; a new comedy 
by Hubert Heniy Oarlea, anther, of Tbe Mollusc, 
and called Tbe Single Man. Tbe Umdon pct>- 
dnctloo of this last play will bo made In Sep- 
tember. I hsTc a new comedy by J. M. Bartie; 
a new play by Alfred Btone, author of Tbe 
Walls of Jericho, done In four acta, aad aatltM 
Tbe Fire Screen; and I am happy ta aar Uuit 
I poeaaea a aew play by Hamy BaraatelB, aatta* 
U Tbe Thief. wiStt wlU be reedy (Or if i BT 
tloa at tSTOMoiKlkiiiBw IB O i I HR bbI 
win be predaead InMew Tark by bm fa JaaMfF. 
It la e£ed After. 

"Oae of tbe great aoccessea of tbe pi ilMt 
season la Parts which I bare aecnred la Heair 
BataUle'a play called The FooUah Virgin. I 
shall produc« this here In NoTcmbor. I hare 
also secured the delightful comedy, Tbe Un- 
known Dancer, now In the tenth month of Ita 
rna at tbe Attienee Thestre, Parla. I hare se- 
cured a strong -drama by Leonard Merrick aad 
Michael Morton, called Tlie Impoeter, Xhia 
play, which Is In four acu, I cooaldar moot aorel 
la Idea and nnnaasily ■napenslTo la trea tm e at . 
1 bare aaotber drama, called A BOIt Item. Ike 
Blue; also Tbe Tenth Man, the D 
Tbestre success; tbe comedy odlo 
tha play frooi tba Benalaoaaoi 
Farts. csUed A Woman FaaMd By. 

"Sir Cootn Doyle haa Joa t made a ran great 
saecesa with bis aew piv. The Speckled Bead, 
an adrentnre of Sbarloek BotaMO. Tbe play baa 
mide sa enormooa saccees la Loodoo and wUl 
ran (or mootba. It Is mine tar America, 
and I propoae prodaelng It both la New York aad 
BoatoD aa qolckir aa I can arrange tbe eaata. 
I shall produce here i. M, Batrira woadertnl 
UtUe play, called The Twelfa Pooad iMk. I 
bare alee what 1 lenaldit a ymr remaakaUe 

Cay, with • toe |Ht tat ■ now a t t r Ma.- It 
oalM KaatMr&o. It wm ba prodacad b 
Facia la MorMOar, aad I biuare (hat It wlU 
eooal the eaeeaae hiee oehlered by Bass. Tbiee 
weeks ago ttee wes a pndaetBa In Paris that 
met with rery great necei*— a comedy that had 
ran one hundred nigbta la Bruaaela. It la a 
fine play, simple la Idea, bat moat novel la 
lU treatment. It la called Aa Marriage of 
Mlas Bullmsn; aad I aaeund It at once. Boaaw 
set Maugham la writing a new comedy tor me, 
which be win complete in September. Mr. 
Maugham la to come to New York to witness 
JiobB Drew's perfocmaace of hia new play, Smith. 
I bare a aew play by Haddoa Ohambm, and alao 
the comedy that, la now nmateg prosparooaly 
at the Aatolna Theatre, eallad FapUIoa. wUeb 
ta to be prodnced la LoodoB by OfiH 
Tbe day Iwtore I aalled I aa tuit d a aei 

act comedy by tbe late Captala Bobart h 

and Mrs. O. B. Jenntagi, called Tha Beeo B d 
Footmao, which will shortly be prodiKed la 
Loadoo. I baee a new play by Aarra Wolf, 
called A Men Passing, i bare also aee ar ed a 
comadr caUed Tba Brtaaaakar. that la bow 
aa*^«^ IPrt .wm bo SMdMag I. 



lOWARD ARLINQTON. 



■■--■>^jA.'.i;-.«-.,>'. 




Be has aeeared tbe ToM 
la addllloa to bis laletaat la 
101 Bsnch Show, 



JULY i«, im 



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t>>ura Hurt and B«sr7 Stioford tre tba 
h,(dllu"r> nt Keltb-ii Theitre. Pbllidelpblt. ttali 
•Mk (1111)), piayiiic tlMlr eharmtas llttl* 

Uura Hurt will plar tiM UUl tOl* iB HtdUjlii 
X tip.itr Ucorr nran's muaMOMiit tlw 
Mr. atulort kM Just caocludad 
tti ivKtiiD with tb* Mtw VbMIn Oonpanr- 

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Attial acts of idl' descriptioaia . '. lirit Mid 
Femato iMwi far gipp o tf roiuie. Gknmpu WMd^f- 



ROBINSON'S FAMOUS SHOWS^ 

Cm TIm BfflbowdL OBdrtMl^ OUoi. 



10 UG SHOWS FEATURES 

SKASON imo tOUM 




HAL NEWPORT 

Entfllah Clown 
and Hitfh Stilt Walker 
DCHNO mil* 



MARTINHO LOWANOE. Jr. 

IS WITH THE 
SAME SHOW THE 
DE COMAS ARE WITH 



LE CLAIR'S PONIES 

A Feature 
Attrmctkm 



IHETWOLEONS 

NOVBIJW 
DOUBLE TIGHT-WiRB 
ARTISTS V 



UNKDE mo 

ACROBATS I 
AND EQUILIBRISTS I 
1910 



WM. DE MOTT AND 
MILLIE EUNICE | 

Equestrians 
Par Excellence 



LEAOl and VANCE 

NOVELTY WIRE ACT 

Featuring lady holding wire in 
teeth. Addrau for opn time 
u per route. 



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THE ONLY ^ 
A]fi> OMGINAL ACT 



MohaminetKban&Asslstait 

The Great Hindoo 
Wonder Worker 

Festuriog the Qraat Hindoo Badnt 
Mystety. Formetly with Leon H< 



TWO MEXICAN RAMQNES 

PREMIER JUGGLINO 
ANQ BARREL • JUMPOfO 
ARTISTS 



adiCEClLUA 

JUMPERS 

Ftirtiujag 16-ft. Pedertrt SouMCMOlte. 



GLASSCOCK'S 
4 COMEDY ELEPHANTS 

P««tvri*i • KaprfkdacttoB of 
T*dd]r Ko€M«v*It !■ Africa. 

BalijEltaplmt plajisgpsit of Tad4T> 



Bulk's Wfld West 

AND 

Cake Walking Horses 

DinotioD GEO. H. BURK. 



GEO. B. BECKWITH 

The Famous En^ish Qrcus 
and Pantomime Cl9wna Pro* 
ducer and PrfaM^al uewa 



of the Show. 




WMRa UKIU TUVIS 

The man who ItfU a little bit 
more than anjr one ebe. 

Open Competition to AIL 




PERFORMERS WITH 



BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST 
AND PAWNEE BILL'S FAR EAST 



MEXICAN 
TRICK ROPERS 

flirf MiiifM III 



The Missing Link 



BARTIK RUSSIAN 
BlIltTniipi 



"BABY VICTORIA" 



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MHicd ArtMs 



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ilMWmU'ai 



GOLLMAR BROS.' SHOWS 

En Route Season 1910 


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J0CKEV3 


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UNSUPPORTED 
LADDER AND FOOT 


CECIL LOWANOE 

NO CHAMPION 

BUT MAKING GOOD 


Prof. Homor Rutler's Rand 

ANNEIX FEATURE 


CARL NEMO 

BARREL JUMPER 
AND 

EQUIUBRIST 


THE AERIAL WERTZ 

DOUBLE TRAPS 
'AND ■ 

REVOLVING LADDER 


BURNS, BROWN 
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JULY 18..1S10. 



emeus oomip. 

(Caatlniiea tram pace 19) 

In St. Pmol. while tbe nces were oa the 
Hippodrome track. Jobnnr O'Brlea fell ftnd 
broke his collar bone. Tlie Injury will keep 
him from work aboDt flre weeks from all pres- 
ent Indications. 

Tlw Broncho John Wild West Show, now or- 
canlslBB In ValpanlaOb Ind.. will leave July 
Is. to ScsiB flm^m tta. Ubm. . n« abow wfll 
«eny tweaty-alg ftaaA'tfiaMik mii i cmi and 
'tweoty-fiTO peopta* ' - ' 

'Boftu Btnt, tichtt .Hnar wttt the, Banmin 



and BaUo- Oucaa. wlw baa been laid np Cor 
tbe past tbiee weeba at bla borne In Waablac- 

tM. & B.._0., letoiMd to tte •how at Bacyn*> 

jtat- 



a. JUr sl 

C. Payna^ after . 

falo BUl-Pawaaa am Wild 

Yoongstomi. O., ' 
otwlr 



with tte Bol- 
ls?' 



tmU^ ncan, of the Hasenbeck-Wallaea 
Ibowa. was a Ttaltor t» the John Boblnaoa'a Tea 



Voselson, with John Bohtuon'e Advertlslas 

Ko. 1. hurt his hand seriooalj on tbe 
Eta. He was compelled to go to his 
In Shelbr, O., for a few dSTS. 



IMC BeCkman and Wm. A, Brooks, of the 
Mi Baac^ spent the day aa CU«^of J. Au- 
cnstM Ti—ia irWls tbe Jaace Bras.' Bnitalo 
RiSk inrum Wtt IB Wlomw. He.. June 

22. 

Tbe CItr Cleik of Sprlagfleld, III., tefoaed to 
accept tbe license of SIOO ontll Mr. Iroos. lesal 
adjoiter of the John BoblmoD's Ten BIc Shows 
woold stT« biffl oae handred and fifty ttdtets. 

Uazlmo Cabdal. one of the Maricaa xlders 
with ttaa XUuft BaOUo Wild West, mat wltn 
aeddmt last way wHa^jui ^outlaw 

.lbaa*_aiid.^!r nmupyt^Doe Kealey. 



Mr. snd Jfn. TMf -WimmiL ib». Vem Bneklcy 
snd many othm^^nii tto'-ltallns Show, took 
a OTlBe iilp ta-OhMCs avanr weeks sso. 

Charier wmiaint, known as "Cadtrt*' irttk 
the Dannr Boblnaon Famous Shows, was lUllllaB 
fn Baatlaston. W. Vs.. .last week, to a yeans 
ladr >V Uie name of Mlsa Talanea. 
Mt'Me; Pi.. July 4. tha Bannm and Bailey 
■ — • - to capaelly at both the «f ter- 
ncaa. Folly Ats 
may; 

Om. of the latSMt .aMrtt •( 




Mr. and Mn. Chas. Andreas. Mka. 
farieat and danshter, and Mr. ' 
Taylor Ttank Works, rlslted the 
ot South Bend. iDd., June 18. 



PERFORMERS and ACTS 

Barnum & Bailey Show— 1910 


HOLLAND 
The Clown Prodndng 

— WTTH— 

BARipjl AND BAILET 


The Gucinetti Bros. 

Cbimd^ 'Bdittiidmg Table 
Acrobats and Flyinc Hats 

Willi 

BARNUHv AMD BiUL^ 


James Duval 

EcqEirrRic Ffixqw, 


Th« Cop t&ey m&'iimf ■ *b« 
Cop that .Coiw,.lhft..CMMn. , Do 


WINSTON'S 
Equestrian Sea JLiops 


IOHNF.ADAMS 




Prince Youturkey 

The Japanese;Woiider 

High Wire and Slide for Life. 





'ACTS AN D l>! E'R FO It M E R8 

with «h« 



mm 



EARL WRIGHT 

Artistic Trick Tumbler wftlk so 
many Originad Trici» 
; a SomeiBault witha 'Chsir, 



ED. NATHARS 

HEBREW aOWN 
THATSAIL OUII OUII OUII 



lteip(Hqi!k)iUlanl 

The Real Copper 
that Never SkeiM on His Beat 

Merritt Belew 



Six Horse Act 
Comedy MtlUi 
Hofdle 



UYENO FAMILY 

Japanese 

' ftmof^ SuuQi AiBCfica 

ENGAGED 



Jones Bros.' Buffalo Bsncb Wild West Shon- 
has added foor more Cossacka to their Busslsn 
Une-ap. InclodlDa Princea^ BaMllna, the female 
dare-dCTll of Cossack Eiders. 

Wm. Dale, 

of the John 

Bawley. alee on tin 

at utchfleid, in.7nir 

The Dode FUk Shows, headed hj Oor. Burk' 



mansser ot AdTeitlslns.Car Ko. S, 
BoMasoa Xw Bis Shows, and 1. 
> on ttnaaaa «a« vMtadllit *ai« 



of North Dakota, gata two paiata I 

N. D.. Jnae 26. the Snt at ISM aa* tbe 

•ecomd at 13:80. 

Mr. SetTcr, president of tbe Yoddc BuSala 
WUd Weat Show, Inc., Is TlalUna the show. 
Ha nports big baslaeas st bis AI naseo Park. 



Vsaria. HL 

Joe DeLiyne jellied Baekikln Bea't ' mid 

West Show at Gary, Ind., to take chsrse of 



PJBRFORMERS WITH — 

i?mg/f^ BrosP 

World's Greatest Shows— 1910. 



Acrpi>atic Act 

Cuban Wonders 



6--Flying Nelsons--6 



FLYING 
RETURN 



IIMNENEMO 

CLOWN 

Engaged for thct Wbler 



MR. M. IRANI 

lUr. of tb* Foar Worid -in 
Fraaks foow'l 
AUNMIvo 

itaay. Baa 

ilTDeetato 



Mile. Coretta 

THE HUMAN DOLL 

FEATUBBiOF i^DNBX 



FOSTO 

Marvelous Flexible 
Equilibrist 



EIJBOPE4N 



THE 5 ALEX TROUPE 

Werid'i Qreatert 
FLYING TRAPEZE ACT 
First time in Ameriea 



CARL LUSTER 

HAND BALANaNG 
CONTORTIONIST 



JOHN R. AGEE 

America's 

Champion Roagli Rider 



MARDO TRIO 



"ToMi^ Addu OB Doty" 



Tiie< Mexican Won de r 

CbHnpioa of all Wire Walken, 
baning none. 



Fr^ Stelling 

Eaglish Clown and 
His Dog Bobby - 



ViaORLEE 



NHJA LeROY 

Handfii^ Four of the Larg- 
est Serpents in Captivity 



2-OTO1ES-2 

WIRE RUNNERS 
JUMPERS 
AND CAKE WALKERS 



TIE FOUR NEVJtROS 

The Marrdous 
Tight Wire Equilibrists 



ABREU TROUPE 



MOST REMARKABLE 
MEXICAN ACROBATS 



The Flying Wards 

The Fastest and Most 
Sensational DduWe . 



John F. Slater 

Clowning and 
Chair- Driving 



JULY 16, 1910. 



Tt%e Billboard 



23 




aril KiniwrMMftt^ 
niUni; 

Vouiii: llilffalo Wim Wm*. kM'aM,«( tt« 

all riniiKi iiunrb of bronto taiton^ia fh* 

... "'-^ 

ABln-ir DobliM.' bom a( , 
Biftnl'M'k-WalUce BIwwi' fM: 
Ma. marrM at .Dcnalm 

nanilmaMcr At. Sweat wtck Blagllas ana.? 
CIn us. hM writttn • TCIT cttcfer CMMdf Mk,' 
«ad ban named It tb« PnS Clob amg. 



«. — t-ic^-*"' H«geab«ek-W«llie» 
gjiMn. I! Mtd to lead tba parade wbea tbt 
BagwAMk-WaUae* Show atrlkea bla bona towo. 

_IIb tb* Ma abow witb tba Bacenbeck-WalUee 
now to Mtia Orace Ottben. the bearded Udy. 
Madame Carina la tbe palm reader. 

Oeneral Acent Fred D. Fowler aod Preaa 
Aaent Frederick Oacre, are dolna efficient work 
abead of Coalter and Coolter'a Sbow. 

Hie hiKta acbool hone. Djnamo, ridden hj 
Hlaa Bubank, U an act of merit. 8be >i 
»ltb. tba Yoaac BoBalo WUd Wcat. 

The Rbral Itarlonettea In tbe aide abow witb 
tbe Haceabeck-irallaec Staow. are DiaDlpalated 
br tbe Seraotaoa (McU and wife). . 

Cnrtia Uatoii. tba mac xUa ibat wltb tbe 
Toons BoOaie'a Wild Want, la bla naoF dlflor- 
«at feata. la pteMtoK tba cravda. - 

■d. Kladlaj doaed with Adfcrtlalas Car Mo. 



WANTED -WITH SUN BROS.' SHOWS 

Fbr III); Show Band, one Baritone and one Alto to double violin, and otber MnalelAns; Bosa Prop- 
erty -Man, Aaalatant Boaaea, 8U-taorae Drlrera. Blllpoatera, and aober Worklnsmen. Onaranteed 
loBit Ki-awin, toaelber wltb tbe beat aecomaMdatloaa and . ttaatauat. Mo aticet gacadaa. Will 



tmlfh Hekcta If aacaaaav. Write, win or Jala i 
]•: l-ontlac Ms briar Oit. tti ar jiaimaiiaat m 
\Mpan addteaa FRmf "BAtPy" gAPEBS. Baai 



Monster Regal Python Snakes, - - - - - , $400 
Dark-tailed Pythons, # $10' to $300 

Light-colored Pjrthons, « - V - - - - $18 to $100 

CTlMiha Baboons, etc, etc 

LOUIS RU^E, :. / 248 Grand Street. NEW YORK CITY 



-WANTED: 



CowbQys. CoiWflirls; High School Horses, Arabs 
•'^■*nd Big Asrial 



BIOS SaOW AND OOHCm PBOPLE. ANNOUNCEBS AND 
IVBBS. Btato all In Oiat Mtar wltb beat terma. Addreaa 
TOOIfO BUTrAIX>*8 WIU> WBST. 108 B. HadJaoB St.. Cblea«o. 



GREAT PMU^ SHOWS ! 

CON T. KENNEDY, G*n«ral Manager. 

ROtrnS-r r iDrt sg sla PtaWe, Manitoba, Canada, July Uth to 16th; Giand Forics, 



Arl Asrittant Side Shiiw Manager 

taaldt aad oataMa tt abow: two Inrt-daaa i>BBwniCTta' iui TWkat Sellen 
~ ftonr peepU tbat caa aaek da ala^ tara. Mm Itaaleal Act 
Addreaa CAUPBXU. BBOS.' sSoi — 



fir aaaa. Cta aaa .bciabatle Act 
tbat em do alasle aad doable toi 



SOWS. Toata IB BlUboanl. 



apSEPH V. SHERRY 

' I^lriiicipal^i^^ Clown 

Seajionl910 " ■ ^ ^^^^^HSkH 1^ 



: viftPMFOIHMERS ; WITH ' 

GMt| Bros, p Nsi^ Slwii 


Ralph Connors 


A. WINDECKER 

Manager 
Gentry Bros. Annex 


BONESEHE TROUPE 

European Acrobatic 
andRiiley Act 


The Four KdUys 

Artists 


MARCELL and LENER 

That Rapid 
Fire Bar Act 


W. E. WELLS 

Equestrian 
Director 




Paul Brachard & Wifi 

Contortion 
Hand-Balandng 





1 of tba >«■ 

parts aakaam to Om 



lift te 



Mtt. Albert K allar .aaS SaH wn. 

Bncgr. Jolntd tbe BlncUv nnr at 



Jua. 20. 
tbe abow. 




Wm- 

Mllwaakee. Wla.'. 
elrpbaata back to 

C. M. Blbbard. of Stursla. 
HaKenbeck-WaUac Sbow aa 
at Galeabnrs. lu., July ». 

Tbe Boral Tokyo Japaneae 
nambcr, are one of tbe blta wllff 
Bollalo Ranch wild Weat. 

Uoncana Jack (J. C. Bae), wltb Ua rtdlnj 
•nd roploe acta. It one ot tbt SMtsNB of tbe 
Yonnc Buffalo WUd Wcat. 
, Doe Kealer, wltb tba 
lOK a bit wltb bla p 
before tba abow atarta. 

Walter wneos. wltb 
atayed to If llwaakaa to 
for tbroat trooble. 

Bart Botberford la aai 
8 parka Sbow, au< 
rcalgoed (aat week, 

W. L. Ansnatlne. of 
engased aa pnrcbaalna 
Bnffalo Wild Weat. 

Jfoa Sberry I> tba prododas <M«B wlife tbe 

Sperka Sbow thia aeaaoB aad la pnttlna on 

aome Dorel stnats. 



«_ Mm Baa bean 
Aialka' Xaaac 



ftalfte Roac. tbe lady backing bona rider 
wltb tbe Tonne Boffalo WUd Weat. la meetlog 
with approval. 

Jack Bandall la aelUng tIcfceU In tbe aide 
abow wltb tbe 101 Rancb. Zenolda Is doing ber 
Oriental dance. 

Bobert J. Patton win bare ebarge of tba 
band ot the W. B. Coulter Sbow for tbe reot 
of tbe leaioD. 

Jack L. WIrm Joined John Roblnaon'a Adrec^ 
tlalng Car No. 1, at Green Castle, Ind., to do 
lltfaocrapblng. 

Harry Lyona, well-known boss batcher, baa 
ancceeded Ed. Boland wltb the Young BuSalo 
Wild Weat. 

A tpeclal Fourth of Joly dinner was lerred 
by Steward Darla. ot ttx Sparka Shoira, Son- 
day, Jtdy S. 

L. C. Gillette, general agent of tbe Sparks 
Sbow. Jo pnttlng tbe abow In aome profitable 
toiritaiy. 

nda la tba laat aeasoa for Mlaa snicca Son. 
tbe aerea-year^ aqaratrlenne wltb Son Broa.* 
Sbowa. 

B. G..A«da._Ia tba^^«»t«w«Wj«a 

W. 3. DaplTD visited tha Fanooa Bobbm 
Shown at Baat Urerpool. O.. Joly 2. 

Jack Xierare and wife, and Tb. . 
elaaed wltb tbe Sparka Sbow Jnly S. 

Thoa. HeKew U manager of tbe aaaas 

the Yoonn BntTalo Wild Weat. 



. . JPERFORMERS WITH . , 

GREItf HICEicK-WiiE SHOWS. 1^^ 



The SsiVi^^ 

With th^ Acnmttie 
Bull Terriers 



%HE FROG 
MAN" 



South Sea Island Joe 

AND WIFE BENO 
Odd, Strang* and Curious 

Muaical Instruments 



CHAS. CROOK 

EQUESTRIAN 
DIRECTOR. 



Carmeii Tr€^^ 

HIGH WIRE 
CHAMPIONS 



RUTHERFORiyS 

Ta$ma Trouiie 

■ Featuring v-'';-?-'i"'.i 

TASMA^ THE FOtSTvi 



Chas. Miinrelle 



NoTclly 
nd EquBbrist 



Conners 



JACK SUTTON'S 
Tasmanian 
Dieman Troupe 

- : ' Thbd Sosson 



Bessie Slddinore Earies 



SmaHnal ait EMtitrte Daiecr 



JIM H. RUTHERFORD 

Prind^ FtrodadncCknm 
and 

LOTTIE RUTHERFORD 

Mow wttli ■irrlek's land 



^ ^^^^^ 

Arthur Borella 

THiE OLD CLOWN 

OrifigatQr if n; Make Ups & Eatrees 



Anitft Cmmers 

le Aerial Act 



Lilliaiiyaii Aiken 

and Her 

'Educated Pigs'' 



"1 



24 



Xlie Billboard 



JULY 16. 19ia 



INDEPE NDENT S GLAD 

Exhibitors Universally Consider Conditions Im- 
proved—Patents Company Makes Ruling Cover- 
iog Pictures Featuring Fistic Exhibitions 



OhIeifOi, Jolr 11 (Special to Tbe BUlboud). 
•—TanmnaM, who la tnTcUos la th* Intercmt 
'«t tiM MMaa.taA tb* XaakM Ilia OtopralM. 
ma IB cui^ iwt wwtit w Hunr^to Ifnr 
Toffk, ¥lA HoniBto Old QnikM* - Mt* Wfn9 hia 
Oslabea tb* wotem lag oC • Mp wUdi canted 
Jilm Cram New Totk, ttna^ tbe Soatta, to 
Kansas City, and tbeiiM to TWeago. He baa 
Interrlewed evaf excbanc* man on bia note 
4iC traTcl, and saja that one and all of tbem t«- 
jrard tbe Independeot attnatlon and tlie Sale* 
GompaDr with leellDgs of icUcTed optimism. 
Be reports that bostneas witb tbe excbanfee 
la exceptionally (ood for thia aeaaon of the 
year, and that tbe ootloofc la xoty Indeed. Tom 
Is a hnstler. He knows tbe film bails ess, and 
baa a rapldly-wldenlof acquaintance amonx men 
In tbla Bald of endesTor. Be has tbe bappr 
ttfmltr *t lattli^tbe meat of a anbject in bU 




ta algailleant^ 



tooCb «n tbe gala* of 
lane* baa jiItcb Uat ta- 
Ifleant^ Bi aan that 



tbaalaatte orcr tbe Sales Osmyaar and that tbeir 
belief la tbe Inteattoos and posalbUltiea of tbla 
ogaalaattal are. t»4ay atmnEer and mora 
loyal than erer before. PenoneDy be la a 
advocate of tbla company. He has heard 



the pro and coo aratunnita of tioth Indt-pentlent 
Ttetlons before the dltTerences were settled, 
and la Arm In the opinion that the Motion Pic- 
ture DUtrltmtlnc and Bales Company la tbe 
XBldlns tone wblCb will brins tbe Independent 



aim men rlfbt np to tbe very dair dC 
It la op to tbam to do tba icsU 



AN APT SUBS TITUTE 

Gotch-Zbyszko Wrestling Match Pictures Promise to 
be in Great Demand Owing to the Ban Placed in 
Many Locatities on Jefficies-Johiison,C|^ 



MTiirrs ea_mjLtCTiNt. 

Tbe Motion Picture PataaH-Oab kim lasaed 
tbe foUowlns bulletins: , . 

KsMMtara an notlflad Mat IMIIM fktona 
and ■ oHoD pletara nrcdaetlac laarblnaa aann- 
faclnad or anppUed hr tbe Gaomoat Com- 
panr of NaW' Ton. after Jane 20. 1910. an not 
llcoiaed hr tbla company, and mnst not be 
used ' by exblbltors licensed by tikis company. 

Motion plctnies made by tbe Soclete des Btab- 
Itasements OaomoBt. of Paris. Fiance, and Im- 
parted and nippUed by Oeo. Klelne, of Chicago, 
are licensed, and may be naed by licensed ex- 
hibitors. 

Excbaojtes are noUfled not to supply, with- 
ont tbe consent of tbla company, any apeclal 
motlan pictntes, Inelndlns pictures of aparruii, 
•xblblHoos. prise tktata and wraatlloc matches, 
for nae In any place of exblbltlait on., any 
data less than foor wceka solweqoent to aay 
date on which onllccnaad motion pletnres aa i a 
shown In sncb place of exhibition. 

All contracts witb exhibitors for tbe supply 
of special motion pictures must be msde aobject 
to Imineillate cancellation If Dnllc«nfl«d motion 
pictures are exhibited in tbe proposed place of 
exhibition after tbe date of tbe execution of tbe 
contract. 

MOTION PICrOSB PATENTS COMPAKY. 



FIRST IN THE FIELD. 



The weekly pracrama of dims releaaed by 
Patbe Freres contlnoe to show big Improrement. 
and tbe metbod of selection tbey adopted laai 
* '* ' cartalaly briinliia tbaa food results. 
— — "am* a ntba Ftataa xceeieea 
^ aC aaar . Bm aaeb week from 
ta Maaea, . JfalT, Oermany and 

a -snck after allowinc for tbe 
I of one American prodnctlon. 

feet ara carefully selected by a 

committee of tbe tieada of tbe yarloua depart- 
aienta. every sample belna run off on tbe ma- 
jddno and discuaaed and voted on separately. 
Tbklna only thna one third of the Enropcan oat- 
pat, tbey lake only tbe ereem of It. Not only 
Ibis, but thpy are enablml to vnry their itro- 




»f^iiu to BBit *w taa ten . la addltloa to aa 
Znarleaii pndaetlon a certain amoont cf <dGca- 
tlonat and trard Alms appear each week. There 
ara alBo, as a inls. Ihiaa iwjjilaa ofjaiH 
and tbe rest of tbe ■MoaM' aaoiMaja^aMa 
and R>ectacular llliaa,- A Wnlk aMIM aC'llii 
lllm Is also colored. ' 



_ ^ANJifO]U8EB NOTES. 

Tbe- moat woadSHoT abot erer "rernided.- aext: 
to the far-famed oaa of iOTJUiaa'TeU. «a tkat 
In Tbe liocky Shot, a Tbanboaaer subject re- 
leaacd Tnesdsy. July 12. Bald shot Is snnoonced 
as ** a shot tbat found a fortune, a abot that 
broofbt proaperity. a abot tbat made nnnshlne 
out of daitaieas and nlabt Into dsy." Truly, i 
^MMmllar, a pnazHoK kind of shot, tf the prndnc 



Tbe opinloo aacan M wM mt at 
cat wTlttac tke pletaiaa a( tke ' 



wrestling matcb ara eren mora 

when tbey wcra flnt put on tbe narkst. Tbla 
opinion la baaed on tne fact tbat certain re- 
formers an acttatlnc an Ul-feelln( asalnst 
tba sbowinc of tbe morlos pictures of the re- 
cent JeSriea-Johnson contest. Both matches 
were excellaat sobjects for the aport lorlac 
pabUe, bat la tke aactlona of tbe coontiy wbaic 
flaht pletaiea are not In fsvor. tbe wrcstlloc 
pietarea will prare a welcome snbstltnte. Tbe 



AHtoaUan flgbta. VkJ atif . _ 

tlXiSltO to tbe aaa «ko aaa eaaldtlacr AJao 
tba InfMrmatloa la gtraa oat tbat tbey aie 
las naed cztensleclT ia no British peaaeaslaaa 
and tbat Bonla, AMca, Oklaa aad aootk Am» . 
lea aia all 




ebaaptwiaklp I— ala aaa ca^ta 
tatoraat aad elaailf daplet erotr 
OMat of tbe battle oC gtaata. 



er'a description Is tme. And It really aecma 

to be. 

Here's why. The plctura tdls tbe story of a 
yoims man of social poaltlon wbo weds a daacer 
and la promptly disowned by bis arlatocratle 
mother. A member of the militia, be la called 
ont on strike doty, and killed la a ilot. nie 
pennllaaa nldoir. foes to tka .aaaalaa of bar 
motbev-ln-law aad InpioNa^wa ipntaatlaa tbat 
la bar doe. . The did moiaB, mm baa bacona a 



la tact. Ser rake la ao bTSer that It ladoces 
a atioke of apoplexy, srhleb rconlts fatally. 

Aa abe left no will, her property goes to ber 
nandcbUd, tbe widow's tiny son. bat aareb 
nils to nvaal anytblna except tbe family 

manaUia. Tba widow coadodaa to adl tbat 
when Sha -MMt bajina to flsoia ia the .alau. 

tbam aMlM tiw-Mnt.4>riic- •( tka tnaaare 
vaolt aad m^iSBSfSSTn^^ aad bla 
aotbcr boyead waat nr na nauladar ot tbeir 
days. 

MAX LEWIS MAKES BET. 

Cblcaso. July 11 (Special to Tbe BUIboard).— 
Ifr. Max UwlB. tbe morlBt apirlt lo tba Obl- 

— ~--banaa, laat wilk. waa. aiaaf iilly 

tbe coQitatalatlaaa - ' 

ppy orer tlw fiat < 
net piaeaa la tbe xtaht wg ' 
tbe toaoBt MMaaJaEaooo 
■ ■fa sia to-a*a*o-tha^iaet 
nlnga la a auuuiar auidaat 

-H UTCH I N80N TAKES VACATION. 



Chtraito. July 11 (Special to Tbe Billboard).— 

Mr. nntrhlnnon, of the H. A n. Film Company, 



of Cbicaco, recently departed an a tear oC tbe 
eoantry with an aotonwbUe party. Duiag Ma 
absence from business tbe oOlca of tbe Ira bo 
la a member of baa been lo-anansad and tm- 
proved In every pooalbla manner. Mr. Hits, 
wbo is uaoclsted with bim In the B. A B, 
Compsny. la on the Job wbUa bla partaai la 

aaakiac bla itat. aad ia p 

iac tbe.iNtk tt Sba diao 



ANTi-'niiiirr opens manoh or* 

FICE. 



Oblcaco, Joly II (Special to Tba BUIboard).— 
We ara (Ivea tba Information by Br. O. B. 
Plooah, oeneral m a n aaer of the Antl-Trast Wtim 
Company, tbst be has opened a branch edlce 
at 128 Canal stnet. Grand Baplda. Bleb. Tbe 
new branch will have Mr. T. u Oanlaa as raa- 
Ideot manaaer. but will be 
aup e i ■ iaion of Mr. Plonsb. 
tbe blfh standard of quality ' 
bla bnsloen operations. 



MOVING PICTURE NOTES. 




Ueaars. Bart aad JtaSord have ona a ad tba 

Tbey baea 



Oayety Aodltorlaa, _ 

alio laaaed tba /lertace Optra Booac 



r. W. Berbert and C. 8. Leacb hare 

the Majestic Tbeatrr. Atlantic, la. 




GET BUSY, EXHIBITORS, GET BUSY. 

State and Territorial Rights to Lease. 4 

Jeffries - Johnson 
Championship Contest 

at Reno, Nevada, July 4, 

Qearest and best pictures ever exhibited^ thowmg fifteen 
IliNiiids^^^^^^^ knock-ont, together iindi mmpl^ 
rter preliminaries. AU bidi; m 
oertnied check of 10 per ami of ^ra Ind. 





Address, J. & J. GOs, 10 Fifth Avenue, New York City. 



JULY 1«r WO. 



Ttie Billboard 



25 



.OM 



GHARLBS Wfc LI WQH AM WKTUHNS. 

iSS^ m.ro«(l wi» i»o«- mitho«UiUc ma hl» 
SStet* tot the eomlas tbaaMeal Muon. ^B* 
SSkS on tbe M«ur«ual«, Jolj 8. attw tav. 
■u^a abriMcl (or itioni two montbs. vUtlac 
lb« prlncliwl tltUM 111 .Bttop*. 

TbV Olrl la a» Tnln, now Rmnlnc «t thj 
VudcTllle Tbeitrc, l4>DdOD, la a play whieb 
imiiniM>d Wm. It win ba praaestM bar with 
SiSe riaber In tbe leadiog rota, and ao atinoat 
•u^tir compaoy In bet appport. Hanr B. 
•mlih ■■ wriiinc tbe American Taraloa of tta» 
^T. It Is reported tbat It wUI coma to tbe 
llobe Theatre In Octotaar, 
Wblle In LoodoD, DUUngbam airancad with 
tMllr Stuart to write ' tbe moalc for Henrr 
Sateora'a new llgbt opera, Tbe Bllm Prlnceaa, 
IB which Klale Janla wl" appear ill New Totk 
at Oie fad of tbe nm of'Tba, Olti la tta.Tnla. 
Otms* Paraooe la elated aa Iflaa Jaala* laadtac 
■an In the new _j 

Tbe flrat attn^M Ite .MIUN^aa 
Mt wUl be ImtMW'^aM'mpM la 1 
S«a. wbleb wUr«*-4B a tsar tt tba 
pal citlea ooly. , . ^ . 

^fr. DIHIanaai to quoted at baTlas aald 
<1bat tnatead «( haviag a doaen or mora eon- 
■BBlea tonrtns tba cmattT- thia year, I wiu 
mk* nndiictliga* oalr to oecupr tb« time at 
tbe Oloba beia la Kew Tork. and at mr Chl- 
<ato Theatra. tba Stodcbakar. with a few or 
the lanter dOea to fOUow. Wat laataiea. while 
The Girl la tba Ttala to raaalBt at tbe Oio«v. 
t ahall prodDCt Tba BUm Priacaaa la Cbleago. 
aad Uter tba. twa alltoa win MAaaga attrae- 
tlona. Tbto plu naaaa that tba eaaapulea and 
the pM«ocU0M,win baiaiad ttaa wtif and 

— ^'-ffV.*^. 

Watblngton. Inly 10 (Special to Tbe Bill- 
board). — D^leaatee to the coaventlon of tbe lo- 
tcnatlonal Alliance or Theatrical Stage Km- 
Blorea. which opened Uooday,' wera eatertalned 
imdar by the local reception committee. Tbe 
.ajjgmatloD baa a niembarablp ot appmslmateir 

ANOTHER NKW THKATRE. 

Uarletta. Ga.. JiOy 10 (tpadal to The BlU- 
Beard*.— Tbe Inhabllaata of tbto eltx ate 
pvetjoyed to learn that Uarletta wni aaoo ban 
a tbeatic. Tiad. MMTto. Captato «< Oampaar 



A SURPRISE PARTY. 

A Tery pleaiant anirprlaa was tendered Billy 
Abera, o( Tbe Abema. Friday, July 8. by 
lira. C. K. Knigkt. of Kaat Walaat Hllla. 
ClDdaaatl. wboae gneeU Mr. and Mrs. Abera 
bare .been, for tbe pait ten daya. Billy wa* 
tbe radpleat ot Bameraas alfta. bnl hta priae la 
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Bltaated about a block from tbe Eaaton 

WaaMttgton trolley line, baa Jnat been opened at 
Wtahlngtoa, N. J., by Frank Bkalla. It bal 
bean named the Skalla Amnaemeat Park. Tka 
principal attraetlona at* awtloa pletoiaa. nllar 
akaagR^to^a|^jad MMoaM.. Xha ada ila a lwi 

NO |lii»> rWJI U»INQfc 

Northirood, la., July IL— Work baa been 
eommPDCFil to remodel aad pnt lato abapa the 
bolIdiQKi or the North Coon^ Valr ▲aaoelatlon. 
Tbii leaioQ'a meatlnc will ba bald 

21-23, and piomlaaa to ba aaeeaaafU. . - 

baUdlnga will be enctad br tba fair aaaodattoB, 
bnt Inatead, teatt will ba atHtoad to boeaa tka 
atock. Aa tba fair aaetoly to a amaB oaa, 
are n ece iaa r Br *BalI. iaooatlag to aboat 
all. m-iilMiWiHI attfMllldi kava aa 



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LAWRENCE (KAN8.) FAIR. 

I<awrence, Kaiu., July 11.— Tbe new V2.000 
azblbltlon balldlng for the Doaglaa Cotmty Fair 
la about completed. The track la being regraded 
and other bulldlaga aad nbeda will ba ballt at 
once. Tbe atreat-tan wm MM ta tha gnanda 
and picnic crowda eaa mu». gaad aaa' a( tba 
beantiral park. 

Tbe fair opena September 2etb, with SeUa. 
Verapangh big ibow, and closea October let. 

Tba ammament park, oa aama groaada, as- 
vaela to apaa Jolr ». . 



JBNNIK ALLEN, NOTlCn 

„lfr. Baraett Woolfatead, eare Arch Street Y. 
K. O. A.. Philadelphia. P>.. would like Tcry 
MKk to bear from Ulaa Jennie Allen. When 
lut heard of aha waa at Norfolk, Ta. I.aat 
aaaaon Mlaa Allen had a knlfo rack at BUer- 
etcw Park, Cbleago. Anyone knawlng her ad- 
dteaa, pleaae call her attenUoo to thla notice. 

AMUSEMENTS NOT BOOKED. 

Walterboro, 8. C, Jnly 11. — ^Tbe matter of let- 
ting contracts for conceealons at tbe Calleton 
County Fair, Norcmher 8-Ll, la atlll onder ad- 
Tlsement, bnt contracts will be made abottiT 
for camlral company and street shows. 

Wofk on balldlnKa wUl brgla In a aboTt while. 
Three of the ralr days will be for wbltea and 
«ae for nagroaa. O. C. Brown la prealdeat; W. 
W. ■ ■lo ir , .aa ajfrtji y «■> twaani } W. f, Sv* 



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Road Slew For Lease 

Owing to at t a r l at ai Mto taklag mr tlaie. I wUl 
lilre cr leaae. to reapoaalble, good party tbe at- 
traction knowa aa "Tba Little Spanlah Oooat" 
(Little Connt Teddy), with «U baaaern, top 
and apportenaacea and booklaga aoUd to No- 
vember 10. Tlie abore little man la in a elaaa 
hr hlmaalf aa aa entartalaer and big moner- 
E. F. PAUimi. careiha tiO- 



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Under Bed Mea'a — 
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A nomber of excellent cooceaalono remain to 
be let at the Berlin Bine BIbbon Fair, Sept. 20- 
2S. Vaor days ot fair; «ati7 dsT la < " 



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- . ptojlBg Maj 
Fcopla who eaa change for S days pi» 
fened. Sketch teas, aoog and dance peopla, 
mo^cal .aad_aoTaM ir.ae t a. p.l« nq plajrer,. .tody 
Thaae wfca wrgto ba_BDra» ' " ** 

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The goodnessi wholesomeness and deanness of all "Imp" films are a big factor in the world* 
beating success of this brand of films. Oivo your Mtroas a show as fit ftfr cihiMi«a.a8 for gjcovnii- 
upB» and you can, never go wroBg* Tlie day of mdeoentpictures it diM aad fOBia The aooner 
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"SUMMERTIME!' T /nTHE MISTAKE'* V 



Released Monday, July 18th. Length about 950 
feet. One of the daintiest little rural comedies ever 
thrown on a screen. A pure love story of th6 p^ 
pin variety. Ailc, demand, insist! 



Released Thursday. July 21st. Length about 980 
feet. Another link in the endless chain of Imp 
drunatic successes. A real masterpiece of ~ 
acting and photography. Soap for it. 



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PATHE FSERES. | 
JUST FOB GOOD LUCK (Comedy: releaiied 
July 11; leoxth. .554 feet).— A hunchback for 
lack to a cuHoos snperstltion which h*m been 
BtUIted for the foamUtlon of the plot ol thu 
Km. . 

THE FAITHX^SS LOVEB (Drmma; xelcmae 
Jnly II; length. 337 feet).— The beaotUnl tenor- 
Ita has gWea her heart to a handsome lad and 
bitter ii ber awakeolns when «bc flsds that onat 
afea gfc*- m tow -ktM bMB imfaftbTiil and 

■" " " ■ " ATClded and 

HB m» MBlnn Mr father to 

Bo takci tiB gim and amtSag ILe 

v.ytt tb — ton to his nair eaaqgoMS* 
' smsBS Us daiigliter* 

THE OTEBIAND COACH BOBBEBT (Sasn- 
tlanal drama; released Joly 13; lfii»th, 082 
(ket). — A aanaitlonal drama of tbe wild* of 
Cotatca dnrlns which tbe mail eoeck Is toUied 
ol a Talnable eonalgnmenr of 

VERONA (Seeole; released Tatar IS: length. 
2S8 feet). — An educational dim of ereat merit. 
A picture that portrays with great Tlrldaesa the 
architectural beantles of this old city that 
stlU cllnsa to her old cnstoma and methods. 

A FOUmCAL. DISCUSSION (Comedy: released 
Jnly IS: leuctb. 613 feet). — Two frtenda are eh- 
(affed In a Hery discussion on politics notu one 
of them, la the beat of the momeot is killed. 
Haunted by smesome tIxIous of au untimely 
end, the atmrlTer fluny gtres himself up to 
the ■aUee. wka thmr Hm .lato • esB alseady 
■cevM .tr tke MB tts beUrram ta ba dSSu 

" - • —aw. 

eased Jnly 

~ tv'&e ' pusenby, 
■ad Is therefore llred. His late employer fas- 
ttas tbe packet of handbills oo A Uate In the 
center of which be chalks the wwds. "Please 
take one." The slate Is then pnt outside the 
door. SeelDS this, Bonebead seises the slate 
and tearloe away tbe plants It In 

the middle of the fruit. Tecetmbles and floe 
poultry displayed for sale outside the store. 
PsBsersby readu.v accept the Invitation. Things 
ran BO badly for the employer that he Is 
finally lacded In prlsoo' by two policemen. 

A GOOD LOSER (Comedy; released Jnly 
1R: length. 609 feet). — A lealistle comedy pret- 
tily worked out. 

ALGERIAN STITD (Colored Edoeatianal; re- 
leased Joly IS). — This pletaie gtTcs a ray sood 
Mm «C dN hnsUc M iMlsttM teAlaHiA 



(Carl I<aemaile) 
T HH mSUKE — (Drama; release Jnly 21; 
lenfftb. — feet). The £lrl In this atory followa 
the wishes of ber father and mairlea a tmslnea 
man. althoogh she Is In love with «n srtlat. 
I«ter; she meets the artist, who showers her 
with attentions, bot she Is atesdtsst to her 



Bnds cat she hss 

■tormy scene, in lAIck 'b* voiecn his 
she leaves the booae end rocs bs 
father's (Sim. Bat, tzath wSl oat, .and heftaes 
the artist breathes bis last, same time latere 
the hnsbsnd lias tbe satlsfsctton of hearlns ttoa 
his own lips tbe words that leava him to follow 
his wife to the farm and. craving her srscioas 
pardon and forslveneas, he takes her back io 
their borne. 

- snMMEBTIMB — (Comedy: release Joly 18; 
lencth, — feet). When her ttiree girl trienda 
Bbow their engagement rlnss, the fourth girl 
Is a little eoTlous. Nevertheless, she pisys a 
them, by bartw a bocos ensaacmeat 

■ oat tka prsftlert «t ba 



_ Bnt abe never tboosbt that 
TOT Bisa mold come to visit her brother. Be 
d s fs . As soon as she sees him she ^ts fl o st etsd 
and slssly. and finally the vMtar lllillsss that 
he haa fallen Into a rmtUUm^-Jgfmaf hamn, 
so be proceeds to draw oat tta StOs 'gid who 
has acted so curiously. 

L.TTBTS. 

.THE HIGHBiMlEBS— (Drama; released Inly 
-.11: Icnsth. das feet). Sans Im and Sane Pbo 
~ at tiia' OMnrse mNsfcm, tbelr 
s e l l ing ss a moral allhl (dr 
Wbe^ Kwtj ftMs'fhs Snsston, 
» Bast iiswM tsetai la ths 
g n e to WrntT Bad^DBa. tte leaf la i, la 
br s jmme minister. This aitnaea the 

. y of Sang Loo. who plans to make away 

srith his rival. Bessie overhiears tbe plot, warns 
tbe minister, who telephonn the poUce, aod as- 
ai sts In effectlngthe arrest of the plotters. 

THE AXiMIGHTY DOLJ^B — (Comedy; re- 
leased Jnly 11: lensth. 350 feet). Some wag 
■olden a tack to a allv)er dollu- aiul drlres it 
iato the seat of a chair In a saloon. Every one 
who enters makes an effort to get the dollar 
mipcreelsad* tbaw-Jolna tbe crowd to wait fcr 
ths nesft elette. .jSat a peddler, who Is "atuog** 
•tac wllk Iks. tatt; ptsrea himself quickwitted. 




THE ADOPTED DAUGHTER — (Drams: re- 
leased Jnly 14; Iciictll. 980 ft.). I^urm. Townsend 
Is tbe sdoptcd dangbter of a couple who treat 
her Toare like a stave than an adopted daushter. 
Her parents favor tbe aolt of a Kexican who Is 
the" sometime partner in their crimes. Tbe fel- 
low Is attempting to caress her when Gordon 
Harvey, a jonus ranchman, arrives On the scene 
and pots the Uexlean to lllgfat. Harvty takes 




BIOGBAPH. 
or TMBT (Drama; release Joly 
— WS feet>.— John Bocers, a joobk 
is alaeerclr levcd by the ddaat €t two 



sisters, bnt lie. In a state of lafatnaUon, 
fers the yoongcr girl, (aaebutlcd hr wh 
iroold ran Ttvadtj-. bat wMCb Is 




pre- 



soon tires of s life or . 
plosion in his Isboratory 
rendered blind and deaf. _ 
annoyed by her hasl>and*a bell 
an offer to appear on the stage. Xhs 
to dlssnsde ber bnt to no avail. An operation 
la performed to restore the sigbt and bearlns 
of the youog husband. It Is saccesstnl. He Is 
lilaced In a darkened room to have the bandages 
removed. His wife goes to see him, after 
mneh pleading br - bar.^sister. As ber bns- 
hsad moves rasasti :Bir bs dntctaes the por- 
tleies nuvooslr. HMwa they come, letting in a 
fatal Oadi of light from tlie ontalde, striking 
the poor Cdlaw*a eyes, eanslng now Incurable 
blindness. BealMng what she haa done abe 
rashes horror-strleken from the boose. The 
TOOng men's hearing being unimpaired, he 
learns the troth, and now feels in his heart 
what he failed to see vrlth his eyes. 

AS THE BELLS RING (Drama; release Job 
21; leugth. 457 feet). — Grace, tbe daughter of 
Gilbert Allen, u to be married to WIlsou 
Breen, a young man of wealth. The day ar- 
rives and aU is In readiness, when the father 
receives a letter warning him that his eoonee- 
Uon srttb an nisglllmals traat fond deal had 
bees discsiaisd. and m tt Umt .Mas to Or. He 
makes a dean bccait at tt t» Mi aah4n-Uw- 
fo-be, and gives him • cbsBSS ts-boak umt, bat 
tbe young man refuses to do 1ttt.~:At IMS aitat 
detectives arrive to take Allsii awar, bof 'be- 
ing humane, allow the eeremooy to take place 
with them hiding behind a screen. Allen eItcs 
bis. daughter In marriage to Breen, and bestows 
the parental blessing as the bsppy mmde Invo 
for their hoDeymoon. and bafbrc tha -MaBi' at 
the wedding bdls has died oat he la HI oS- (s 
prison by the detectives. 

SERIOUS SIXTEEN (Oomedy: released July 
21; length 53S feet). — Tom and Adele are sweet- 
hearts and decide that thc^ rnnst many. Papa 
gives rnn s ijit .--hat «a|slDS Ost they' asast wait 

Tbsr can not ahMa »y this. 

to dsp*, '. While Adda goea to get 
taatalising mlases 
sppesr, and lor a laik bestow apoa tts Dsrve- 
abaken TOm nndoe attentlaoa. Adele arrives 
and from what abe vrltnesses becomes fkirlously 
Jealous. (^Ing home she determines to Join the 
Salvation Army. Tom. hearing of thla. decides 
to become a tri er. The extent of their STow- 
als Is the inzcbase of the costumes, niey rea- 
■sa tt is hotter to wait fonr years than to snf- 
te ss they bad dnrlng this one day. 

THANHOnSEB. 
THB 1A3CKT SHOT (Drama: released July 
"'.i^?tJ:"" «"t).^ack Hunt, son of a 
wealthy WMoaa. haa married an actieaa. Jack's 
win hav* BOUiIng to do with ber 
ia wOUng to for 



four 



-jngtatvMaw. sWi M iq g h _ — w^u^ u. tur. 
^*a-te ata. . Bat Jai^ stiefes to his wire. 
8oBs ytm Mvtbe joong boabsad dies, bat 
Mrs- Boat TV f us es to be zecaadled with ber 
son's wire. ^Ai Ume peases Xrs. Hoat heoomes 
a miser. whOe Ndl has s hsrd time to get 
along. Finally abe appeala to her mother.in 
law for aid. who rniaises her, and In a lit or 
rage is stricken with apoplexy and drops d'4d 
AU her property goes to Uttle George, her 
gr snds o n . hot search raUa to find anythlDa of 
valoe srupt tbe family homestead. Nell Is 
aat ^loa she asakea s diaeovciy. 

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Released. Tuesday, July 12th 

¥:'I%«E LUCKY »ltWk^T^ 

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wmshine out of dazimess and dianged night into day I Ihe moat 
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IJOOOFeet Xo. 124 



ReleaMd, Fiiday, Joly ISth 

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Herein is pictured one of thoee rate storiea that are peihana onl;rtb be found in Than- 
houaeraubjeeta— A atoiy with a faig^ andden twatat uw finish that will make vini 
marvd how the writer tlMNig^HaD out i Wrfta.fertkls right new! - 
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.pait Oa hoj tod mthw Urmi 

CMTBtXBO VaAOON (Dramm; nieued 

^jMsMcrVf B Cumc, D«>coo Sanden, wbo 

Sm lo the dtj to *et* unployment, lod k« 
ErkK trarni ber to abon theatrea and bad cum- 
Snr Ilf flnt Job Is u maUl In tba tioina 
Sxtn. C«rr. wife or a tbcatrtcal masasar. 
Via. drr dlacorera tbat iStj can aing and dance 
■V?plinn.llj weU, and bat bubMDd pUcM Utj 

mTh. Alio ibe. imawJfe^^lH^ajt^ John 

' ber W0W Teea.-loo. 
John follawa ber, 
J V* mmm, -m_ ^vica a }ob oo tbe 
ftrni. "not tbe Bewipan«t« ftw the Deacon a 
iluc to lb* myaterr. and ba OKpatea to diaown 
bis J.usbier. Hto angar BMlt^ bowenr. and 
fee IttlrtB Mar and Jobn, wio lalar marry 
«lib Uml vaianxl blesiloi. >y . t - 

VtTAGRAPH. 

Htcnr (Dcuu: nlcM* lolr >; leosth, 
mt tMt.—*. pl etun it M aad all-powerfnl tras- 
- tw&ftb caatmr dofta* tba raUta oc 

Inly Ui 




CBA3mOS. 
' ABERNATHT KIDS TO TH* BBSCUV— (Ocs- 
■atlontl drama; relaaacd loir U; laoxtb. X,OM 
trrtt. In tbla picture tbe famfloa AbaiBatny 
boTt. who made tbe dailas rtde em bonebaek 
(n>m Oklaboma City to New Tork. play tbe 
prlnclptl rolta. A cowboy la woonded and bla 
•vrftbrart la captnrcd by a Mexican. Tbe Aber- 
uttiT klda team tbe atocr ot tbe altalr and. 
wbile one coca in potaalt oC tbe ailieicaata. tba 
other bmriea off to Mcn* aid. Iba Mexlna 
ud bla pala are flnally orertakan aad captured. 

EDISON. 

OUT or TBB NIOBT (Oma". icIaaMd Joli 

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Ifi lar(«r tbu aatr aad caatatM wan eala- 

abl* Infermatloa to Pramloa Beoaeo, Morelty 
Dealera. BtrcetmcB, Knife Board Men. Taskaa 
NoUoo Worktta, MaU Order Mas aadJawalcra. 
•tc., tbao any otbar catalocna iiaiMd. ■vtty- 
tUsc new la real NeralUaa. CaxnlTal Oooda. 
'•wairy, Watcbea. SUTerware, CaUary. Optical 
Ooada, ate. 

1^ latM^lac oa tbat yaa tia a lagltlmata 
as wa waat ta kaep tbla book eat of tbe 
*— aa maaw baadi^ aad aandlag la yoor perma- 
Ma* adtMHh t*a triB ba ptaaaad to aead yoa 

1Mb beak frM. Siad tm It ti>-day. Tea caa 

■at iirerd to ba wltboot It. 

SINGER BROS. S2 Bowi^, New York 



S 1^^ D ES 

MmouNecMiirr stiDcs 

9tBm ^ MtiiMii^. imb ron lists. 
BOO Smt m Slld»«. ».00 P »r S«t 

MANHATTAN SLIDE CO. 

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In sa old Spanish prison cell and Ubanted bliu 
ODly on coodltloo that be promiaa to permit 
tbetn to marry, wblcb be finally doea, 

now BUMPTIODS PAPERED TBE PARLOB 
(Comedy: released July 16; lenstb, Via feet). 
— Bomptloas objects to tbe price asked for re- 
paperlos tbe pretty parlor o( bis little borne, 
and decldea tbat tbe operation Is •<•> simple Ibat 
any ebUd oocbt to be able to oerfonn It. and 
that eoaaaoaaatly U wm ha aa aaav trick for 
bla. Skat tt was aot aa eaty antiar for blm 
la rtewa la tba tamalader ot tbe pletatc. 

POWERS. 

A JEALOUS WIPE (Drama: released Jnly 
16; laagth. — ), — A dancing girl sprains ber an- 
kle in a theatre and Dr. Stanley is called to 
attend ber. He cores bis patient, wbo falls 
la lore with blm. Tbe doctor has a beaatlfnl 
and Jealous wife, wbo. scelnir tbe doctor kl«« 
his patient, determloes to poison hemelf. In 



this purpose Kbe falls. Tbe dMler tMp. tbe 
note ivft bj tiu wife and daabas baCk BMse. 

A bappy endlos follows. 

TBB TATTLER (Comedy; released July 18: 
length, —}.—Klttr Grsy Is In lore wltb Jack 
Mason. Sllly Billy, tbe tattler, dlscorers Bin 
Hmlth talklbg to Kitty. Be tells Jack, wbo 
breaks olt with tbe girl. Bill finds tbe girl 
crying, aad be consoles ber. Two cowboys 
come op, and tKUerlng that BUI baa caused the 
glrra mef, tbey determine to make BUI awity 
ber. Tba cowboya get a minister, take BlU to 
the glil'a boma aad laaiat on hia marrying Iwr. 
aiie refaaea. Jack arrlTca on tbe accae. Be 
and the girl make np. Tbey then torn on tbe 
tattler, wbo eatiaed the mianndetatandlng, throw- 
ing blm orer the bridge into tlte muddy rirer. 

A GAME OP HEARTS (Comedy-Drama: re- 

lesBC Jnl7 10; IfrifTth. — >. — MatH-l. a wealthy 

yciltiK filrl. U ^1 to !>.■ Lintrrn-.l ti> Ar- 



thur, a young broker. Tom Murray, a monnteil 
policeman, U encaired to be married to MjrtU- 
Josea. a atenograpber. Murray saves Mabvl's 
life when her horse runs away. Tbey (all la 
lore with each other. Arthur meeta and falla 
In losa with Myrtle. An eicttaaga of lever la 
tha^, . 



. KAI.EM. 
ORAXmiOXBBS 

length — ).— d 
interest. 

OORPORAIi TRDMAN-S WAR STORT (Dri- 
ma; released July 15; length, — ). — At a Q. A, 
R. reunion oo Memorial Day, Corporal Tnuuan 
la called upon to tell the story of tats emnty 
sleere, and tba atory aa be tells it la shown 
la tbe pictures which embody a big battle scone 
and thp porilona adrentTlrea of the Corporal -s 
a spy Iq tht- enemy's camp. 




of Unity 



HAS BROUGHT US ALUES AND 

PROSPERITY 

Ezhflbitors All Over the Country are Realizing the 

POWER OF OUR PROGRAM 

. And am Flocldng jto Ow 

We are delugied with, aa avalaache of , congratulations and encpuiage- 
ment, such as: 

**Your progranmie is the gi^dest evor offeared." 

"We are with you heart and souL" \ 
~. **You are the ore best bet." 

Oil behalf of llie inaiiai»eliii^ r^feseat, we. thank odr friends 
heartily, and wiA to^MBore'liiem that we will leave no. 8tonB.imtiiined to 
help them in every way we can possibly think of. 

AFTER JULY 18th, the following programme will be available: 



EVERY IMNOAY. 



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EVERY lUEHMY. 



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KINOGRAPH 

LUX 



EVERY THURSDAY .CENTAUR 



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IMP 

EVERY FRIDAY.^ RISON 



.mttl^WiDlliSIIAY. 



AMRROSHI 
ATUS 
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KINOORAPH 

LUX 

THANHOUSER 




CARSON 
COLUMBIA 
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JULY it, i9ia 



AT CONEY ISLAND 

Owing to the Torrid Weather, Vast Crowds Nightly 
r ; Attend the Nation's Greatest Playground. 
■< Baltinuire Destroyed hy Fire. 



- kllNA. PARK, CONEY. WILANn. 

Tba pODOUtltx of Lmu U now at tlM Ma- 
aoa's ui^-waur mark. TIi« tocild wwttbcr has 
■Rffcd a boon, and tlie leeofda of preTioas ua- 
■ona (all by tlie wayalde each racceedlns warm 
day. Erery atteactlon and allarlns feature 
tn tlie Court of Luna draws tlKMisands of people 
each day, from noon nntil mldnlgbt. 

Til. scar features of Luna this sessoo — Trip 
to Mars by Aeroplane and the E>nenmatle Tube 
«Blde are prorlac varltable mBgueiA, and liona'a 
■any rides are tSirooced daring the bot day*. 

The Draana'a Got^. the Mountain Tottent, the 
Chatea, tbs WUcUbs WaTes. the XteUcr, the 
VlrxlnU Bad, tk* Teaser and the Seenie Battway 
It <aeh eoBtcBdlns for popolar mpKouer. 
Xte Indoor shows are also remlTiiw thiir toll 
qaota of patronage. They are alT mni and 
ucUy entertslolne and include the Bralnstann. 
BsTana, St. Gaadens. the talklnc horse; the 
Monkey Show and Simian Orchestra, and many 
otners. The Japanne Tea Garden atfords a de- 
UCbtfolIy cool resort for basket parties. 

The Lona Park Free Circus, which Is one of 
tha delights of Gooey. Island, is better than many 
of the smsll bis-top orxanlxatlons. The acts are 
changed weekly. 

Joe Watson, who has charge of Heniy BleU's 
Rifle Banse, draws the crowds to his exhibition 
of sharp-shootliw, attMCtloK tha httntioB of 
tb* Tialua hyhaTlBC ■ bor ttrntt la tha tear 
at the saUcry anl tettlas um hold a dcarette 



paper In his hand. loe ihoota it risht in Iialf. 
if cat with a knife. 

Helen C. Byrne, who is in cliarxe of the or- 
. tteatra in Harana, is lieinB warmly reeeired at 
#very performance for the clever pianolo^e 
that slie performs wbUe the show is golns on. 

Batniday. July 9tb, the Urst Trip to Mars 
Was slTcn. 

nw Bralnatorm is still drawing good crowds. 

Iioills Klrclihoir, with ills TlrgloU Beel, Is 
sum tbaa pleased with baalnaas aad is *ery 
pnod o( Us spieler, Ed. Byns. who dmra the 
Smrds with Ids qnaint naaxfea. .emecUUy 
«taB kh aiacs «at "the laag dda with the 
tum Mjjip^ HWUk Utm Tit 1- a hit with 

James Sbesgrcn. the press sniit-ln-g«neral at 
bma, ssys boslneas bas neTcr been better and 
It is increasing every dsy. 

Willlsm Insbaw's Chsntecler and Cske Walk 
Is one of the big attractloos drawing tha crowda. 

Jim Wllsoo. who left Luna Park with his 
Half Horse and BtU Boftslo to go to Blighttll, 
had to have the animal sent to a TCMnaiT, 
owing to an accident. Willie taltlas tb* ftMk 
■way It Inlnred <ne of lis CTca. 
The Moimtsln Tocreat. WlteblPK 

tha DTscsB'a On* an hU 

Uknrlw tbb mSt ~ 
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Ben Hot Is 
Ml. congenial 
handlas the cz 

At the Morris Music Han, Sam Hoitls. tlM 
mansger. Is gtrlsg me of the beat shows OB 
the Island. Besides girlntc TauderlUe, a whole 
troope of Oriental dancers and grm spinners, 
headed by Princess Athena, who is an artist 
in her Use, entertain. Among the TandarUte 
an the Musical Dtra, «lw la 
' "Town, the f aroitta . slspac; M 
going big; snd Bow Mb «■< 
k dots . Bmlnsss' is Tary feig 
■tn mmtHit^ tbali Banir*n worn. 

w Is now locstad st_ataaclt*s 
la Teading palms. 



Dccamland Park is becoming 
tbsn ever, as the crowds seem to enli 
day and, owing to the good weather, 
haa been very good thronghoot the whole park. 

Captain McBae and ftank B. Pone, formerly 
of the n. S. Army, in the PlilliK>Ines, who 
brought the tribe of Dyaks from Borneo tills 
season, bnrled the dilef of the tribe. Ban Git, 
who died ot a broken Jieart and bonMslAness 
last week. Oc 
chief, statsd tbB 




In jlssir her (jostomeis. 
M sad KoTcsldse. as the Street Cleaner and 



Old, nadn a 




tbe 

erery i 
Music 
Jesses. 

At Brighton Beacii. on the Boardwalk, Kelli 
Mack and Frank Orth are busy, demonstratli 
tbelr new aoog hits to the crowds that pa ■ 
atoog. and are aallinc the eoptaa without ai y 
trouble, aa the songs appeal to orciy one. T1 e 
moae Bell Bang sad Down mere tiie S a 
Bnans Blows asa two ot the best ssnera. 
'^'09lnln £n BM bas on esblbUlOB the Ben] o 
Orfis, and Is doing s Ug bmlness with same. 
- iitiba Hssgensen, who U seUIng the mastrat 1 
..books with tlie Captain Soreho Show.. Is thinkli r 
o( joining the Mission snd selling Scriptures. 
* (Widls Hawks bas returned, aftcx spending 
Acrt trip, eelebratlag his birthday. Die < ' 
aC air dM him good. 

{A large oowd of people hare the Idea that 
bfzebsek riding Is an easy matter, so, to gin 
them' a chance. Peg and Y<^fc, two horses, .are 
at Dresmland, where one can haTo the opyorr 
tani^ ot trybig his skUl. ddlng one ot them. 
i» sppsratns hss been Installed when snr-oas 
tUs ftse or asigs wltboot bslag knrt 
■ sm strapped ok s pals and In ease -«( 

IV km K as nlr. It is tmt mMlaff 

riot at fan tat the spaetaton.- 
;wfa» bas ebaigo oc tbs tta 



sroond JMk 

■be glTcs ber ezhlblnon. Dressed ss a nsltAnr* 
CM. May looks the psrt^ - 

'WnUam Boomaael. In the press departmest.' 
kiMpa Umaelf biur. dlggior op news aadsglTlag 
OQt passes and sharpeiung lead pencils.. : 

The Auto Caroaael la prorlng a winner, 84*^010 
cbBdrcn enjox this auto- ride. - Peil-McII^.aae 
S( 3b. InShaw's devices. Is also prorlng s- big 
kit. 

Anigator Joe's exhibit la dolns nlcdy, whUe 
Ed. H. Be]I does the splellsc- A few of the 
sBlgatoEs are shown on the outside. 

At Thompson's Scenic Rallwax tbs cnnrds sro 
waiting In line to take tha> fliit sail «sns 
appeal dIssstlslW after tber-^iifB-'!*Aa' it 
foe most oC tbam ispaat it. 



Ohptaln MkBae. aftor spwilag a XSy.dsys In 
Maa6sal. Osnads, bas sstansd aBt:..Ja busy 
getting things In sbspe to seesBaMdat* the 

big crowda that are paying the Borneo ■Tillage 
a Tlslt. 

Will Ellis Is slways putting on something 
new, and tills time he has struck it right, as 
tike new productloa tie haa Installed In the <^d 
Hell-Gate building is proving a big snccess. It 
is called Atound the World. A beaotifnl front, 
good spielers snd music draw the crowda and 
bold them nntil the lectnrers on tlie front are 
through. Then the visitors flock in to see this 
grand exhibltloa. 

wnuard's beauUfnl' Melodia atUl doca the 
Imslness .sod Is certainly one of the attractlooa 
worth aeeing. Edw. Stephana., who Is r»«n«gi»r 
the front. Is drawing the oowds with bis i^ess. 
lug coontensnce and his hew tie. The gIrUes 
with .the' show are an "T^'ng like modela In 
their 'Uew costumes and are drawing a vast 
amount of attention, owing to their prettlnesa. 
Miss WlUard, the, electric marvel, la atlll tbe 
talk of the'lslsnd. ss she always has something 
that win ahocfc yon. 

Dell Uvingaion la handing out a clever line 
of talk while lecturing on the Alias Kid Allan 
Show, and is. some Imslness man. 

Bert Xoong bas taken charge of The Electrical 
Wlan|,^.«ia good results. 

Snmpeita entertained Phisin Diavlea, 
sporting man, who Is spending 

— Oceamland, and certainly gave 

him one grand roond ot pleasure. 

A crowd of pretty girls flacked to the ofllce of 
Sam Gumpertz one day Isst week, ' la answer 
to an ad tn the paper, and Sam had the time of 
his life picking oat the pretty ones. 

California Prank and Zne McClAry and a few 
others in the party had a glorloos time on the 
Islsnd the other evening, and, after visiting all 
the amusements thraogbont ~ the park, left in 
sn auto for Manhattan. California Frank came 
on from Philadelphia, as he coold not get his 
blgb-divlng-botse sppsratna In readiness, owing 
to ban games h^ 9l*ired sB^tks saanda wkan 
ha is to appear vrtlb bis idW-waS sksv. Bat 
bsopoed fast iMdar. aaC-wn kM otar te 
aazt wsdc. Frank baa baaa boar plartag tbs 
mated parka and bl p psd i sM B SflaiaiiirWS!' 
lag on a big deal tbat win fans oC tbis winter. 
Rank Is lodiiag jomigsr everx dsy. . 

Nenie HcHeary, who was with the Gay Paree 
Company. Is selung the tlekata st one ot <he 
bootiis at Dreamland and Is certainly making 
good tn ber new job. 
' 7att HoIUdsy, the boy with tha husky Inngs, 
who Is dolnr the spieling at Creattoo. has some- 
Oilng up bis' sleeve for the winter that be wUI 
prodoee in TsndevHIe. He no doubt will get the 
eoln. It Is called Tbe Dotntetlon of Messina. 
Bostock's Arena, with the wild . par* 

forming under the direction aC OaalaiB Ma rf i ii t^ 
la playing to eapaeilT. ^' 
and WUatsad. «r» 




sHw r . dWa g jMs. ssa 
aad dtawlBg uxg* wm 



At tbe Orest Divide. Doc Neville, wbo is often 
taken for a physician when not selling tickets 
at tlie ride of rldea. The Great Divide, la being 
copied -by many- elders, ss they ars an ariagi 
Doc's origbisl phrase, "some ride," which Doe 
tfalm s Is his original, so Imltstots, keep olT. 
wm Segar Is prood of him. 

Weinberg, with ills Jspsnese Bsr, 
_ one of the prominent men on tha Island 
and aiss laJiasmlaBd Hanr baa s new staff 
of bapa tsklag 'esss of Iks assay pstrsas who 
apead tbdr baota aa tbs TCMada-tftka-Sea. 
ameogat whom are Jerry St. Olalr. tbs saeaad 
TUar Pastor, Frank Alalia, wbo bss IStaiaad 
from the coast, where be was baar. tsUag csis 
ot the sports that were at the rlogsldo of tbs 
big light; John Crity, the tioy who can stsy un- 
der water tor an hour In a diver'a suit; and 
Chester Nortoo, who bsve tha times ot their 
Uvea attending to the Indies. The bar haa been 
decorated, and Louis Drtenlxig, the Oresnilsnd 
j| plumber, does sli the plumbing work sroond 
diuA ^ P"^ ""^ concessloos. • 
^ King Carlo, Sam Gnmpertz's oOlcIal announcer, 
hss a magnetic poarer of drawing tlie crowds 
to tbe Alias KU lllCB tknr, wltk tbe ssalataaee 
aC.Zeo Clan^. Jss cAllsa, the "Ostsway Kid' 
Frank Wappolooso and WitA 3. Bass, ' 
pHsoaera. Karlo has them doing thi 
aad It amuses the patrons. . 
^^Msybdle VeKcsa aad ber mother sre spendbig 
n -tew w eab s st July's AtSVasv.tbe entrsaes 

bit- PwaHad. ; Mss • mTaai. jwp. mt at tha 
at tha HlppodnaBe la Jleir Toifc Isst 
I iTisslsd s lot of Bttentlon; owing to 

glUMagMW and having ,a good word 

for every sos. lOss McKean's jaotbs. Is kept 
bosy; uung caie ot the little pop,,-Nlppe, as 
be ls always trying' to nip - some one. .Den 
Gardner was entertaiiied'by the UCKcan tkmlly 
at Phil JOlIy'a. and aU tbe old-time happenings 
were talked of. ^ . . - 



he lockstep, 



Captain Sorcbo snd his' Deep Sea Divers are 
packing them In. Baalaeaa bas picked, np woa- 
derfolly in tbe last week and -the cspuin Is 
being commented' upon for the"graiWi lectore' he 
gives, WhUe Fatty La Ckntx does the diving act. 
and Nodler plays the calliope. The calliope 
is some drawing card, and it keeps Mrs. Sorcbo 
busy selling tickets to the crowds. But stlU, 
sbe never gets tired taking money, for the faster 
they come, the better she likes It. llie captain 
bas a new tan uniform aad It Is becoming. 
Fatty Is getting to be a regnlsr eomsdiss nnder 
the wster ss he keeps tbs crowd In Isoghter 
wttb Us pantomime Lsmsdy and water aplaiMag. 



Professor Heckler, with his trained fleas, at 
Brighton, Is doing a land-olfice buBlnesa. He 
hss the visitors Isnghlng. When ssked "Whst 
do you feed them on " he answers "on votna 
tecrs." Professor Heckler wishes to snnonaee 
through The BlBlkoard that laat week, at River- 
view Park, Baltloion, lid., Tony PacearonI, 
who was la cbarge ot one ot Heckler's flea cir- 
cuses there.* atta bdng a tmaty employe for 
several years, deserted the oaiflt. 

Cooper, the famoos raller skating rink man at 
Coney Islsnd, has opened up a new rink at the 
Steeplecliase In Atlantic City, and Is doing a 

great business. He had such a rsab laat week 
thst he ran oat ot skstes. 

Manager Gordon and his duek-rlnglng game 
bas become one of tbe stellar attractloaa at 
Dreamland. Boh Schaffer, wbo haa the docks 
nnder his care. Is doing the business end ot 
the pond. Bob was formerly la charge of the 



duck pond at Hsmmerstein's Hoof and, owing 
to bis ability, he hss been given toll swing m 
tbe^ docks hero. He Is a duA 



Hanr Flnter snd Toang. . tli» 
are looking happy.- Wbyl 



nUts, 



eHitixaoPAiiKK- 



M T M f MW . 

Blverview Expoattlaa' Mparts a "ssne Fourth" 
celebrstion, with tbe largest sttendance ever 
before entertained on sn Independence Dsy. The 
feature of the day was the program rendered 
by the much-heralded American Brass Bsnd and 
Orcheslia, at Providence, B. L, nnder the dl- 
rcctloa at BsNsn B. Cbntcb, tbe celebrated cor- 
netlit piaaentlag Mlis Anna Destaf Ellis, as 
soprano soloisk This liand la tbe oldsst and 
most pivnlsr In the Bast, and baa not been 
seen In Chlcsgo since Its one exhibition here 
during the World's Fsir. Silverman's captive 
balloon, the America, sfter much trouble with 
the gas machln. and two or tliree attempted 
ascensloos, hss been given op by the psrk, ss 
too dsngerous for public play. "Pete" Schaf. 
fer. tlie proud possessor of the biggest of sll 
racing rtdes,"The Derby," ia working to capac- 
ity bnalness. Edwsrd's exbihltlon of rate wild 
anlmsls. Is ons ot tbe biggest dmwing cards 
ot all concession shows, and has, snMmg other 
rare specimens, the only Uvlag bird of para- 
dise In America. Dr. Bell's western exhibit. 
In point of popnlsrlty, proves the never end- 
ing publle love of the novel snd tmiqne. The 
msnagement annonnces that Pain's Battle ot 
the Clouds is to be the pyroteclmlcsl festme 
offered st the end of this mootb. Following 
this. MDIer's 101 Bench wlU be lbs Ug st 
traction. 

F0BE8T PABK. 
The latest from Fonst Park In the way ot 
an Innovatioa is Mexican boll fighting, whieh 
Is being given in tbe form ot an exhibition 
daily. The toreadors snd plcsdors are said . to 
lie the real article, having been imported direct 
from Mexico. They goad tbe bull on with their 
taunting red flags nntl] the freoxled snlmsl 
mshea the nimble foreigners snd Is roped sod 
thrown in regular cowboy fashion. It 14 the 
custom in Spain and Mexico for the toreador 
to km the boll In tbe end, but at Forest Park 
they merely rope lilm. Aa a novel - and blood- 
qnickaalaB atttaetloa, kswasaa. this ban flgbt. 
log isr.saaik^. aaa-? at I tta .aaaab pipulai' dlver- 
sions olhscd st tbs West ^ Me w ai t t . 

SAKS sonci. 

Sens Sond apparently becomes more popnlsr 
each day, and tbe tboosands of Chicago's pleas- 
are sockets, which crowd over Its velvety 
Iswas and nnder the ahsdy spots every after- 
nooo and evening, seem to think It one of the 
best sommer bets, CWstors sad bis bsnd of 
sixty ot tbe floest mastdaas stIU eeatlone In 
hlfh Cavor. and the entboslasm Aewa him st 
this engsgement praetlesUy stsmps bUn aa Chi- 
cago's music Idol. TlM new Mnsle Usll snd 
BathskeUer are replete with hlgh.<lasa sing- 
ers snd entertainers, led by Miss Fhylls Allen, 
and tbat both are ptoriag popolar la the ex- 
treme Is shown by tbe fact that aeata are con- 
HBBSlly st a premlam sad tbe eatsriag bast- 
aaas.ls tke.mg aafc:bt,:yaMa. ■■ ■ •,- vi;:'' 

wHm oisi. 

White City has taken a new lease of life 
since its experiencing capacity hnsiocas around 
tbe Fourth, and the ctowds seem to ever grow 
Isrger. Azslls from Anstrslls. s new girl lAow, 
bss taken the place of Tbe Wizard from Wise- 
land In tile Phoenix Tbestre, snd hss estsbllshed 
itself ss s flrst-dsBs drawing attraction. The 
captive balloon, seen during the earlier months 
of this sesson st . snother Clilcsgo psrk. is 
msklng ascensions dslly snd sttractlng consM- 
erable publicity toward tbe park. Lombard's 
let .Band Is giving high dasa concert s , snd his 
Grand Opera Company Is sssistiag materially to- 
^rsrd Incressing tbe gate receipts. 

BIBHABK OABDBN. 
Music Lover's Night was to bsve been Mon- 
t ly: the Openlns of Italian Classical Bevlval 
0 1 Tocsday evening; and on Wednesday night, 
t • garden was to have been givaa over to 
a avie; aa * 



LUNA PARK DBtrnOVIA. 



' / Baltimore, Md.. Jnly 8.— A dsstrnetlTe flre 
*^broke out in the kitchen ot the hotel In Lone 
Park atxtnt 12:15 A. M.. Joly 6. and the hotel 
and adjoislng structures were wrecked by tbe 
flames. Tbe loss is estimated at $38,000, and 
is partly covered by insnrsnce. 

"TWO policemen were stsnding nesr the en- 
trsnce of the psrk, when one of them noticed 
s flicker of flsme nesr tbe kitchen window of 
the hotel. Tbey went to iavestigste snd found 
s pot of nnss Msslng on tbs stove. Tbey 
rafcad a inMMr>«iaa and a.liasb ot flama drora 
fbem back Aa: aiana rwaa taiaad la. and a 
second slsna was asaadad js tba Ban 
building was teallMdi'i-aad^s --KHit 
flame wo old do eaa a Wa M bia daaMga. to 
property. 

An the baildinjcs are of frame constmctton 
snd qnlekly ten s prey to the Osmcs. A brisk 
bree» was blowlag, and tbe flre spread onlekly. 
In the main bnlldlnc were the odicee of the com- 
pany, dsnrtng pavllloD. dining room snd the 
bsr. WUeb was. the only part ot tbe balldlng 
that waa oat danniad. The bar waa span again 
for boaiaaaa tbs next atoning, -ns park was 



open agala tbe fMIowiag eveatac. 

did not seem to mind saeb sa obataCle aa a 

flre to binder them In amaitng tbe pnblle, Xem- 
porary stands were efseted to meet tbe con- 
ditions, and Imstaess waa resumed as tboogh 
nothing had bippened. 

When the flre was discovered. George Brysn, 
the msnsger; Henry H. Oeigletn end J. Csr. 
mody were on the second floor counting the re. 
ceints ot the dsv. Their escape from the 
tmfldlag waa 'eat off on all atdca ^ tba daowa 



WMTED-SNALL BAID , 

A good.Co(A. osed to wagon abowai'Ftifbimn 

who doobla brass. Write full psrHenlaze aad 
salaiT. Address BONBBUB BBOS., Cars BIlT 
board, Cincinnati, 0. 



WANTED- 



Clarinet and alto 

pitch. Most be tin 

HABBY CBIGLBB, 
In this psper. 



Fori OENTRY BROS.* 
■COMBINED tSHOWS 



Wanted — ^Medicine Perfonun 

For nsy . own'. Orlglna^^W.; .K BaU B b sw t ^1 
Song and. Danes 7:!iu!i.'AWa^lb^''CMiMi^l% 
Piano Player, Sketch Team and Novelty Peoptet 
long sesson for' the tfght people. DB. W. H. 
BAU;, General OellTajr, 'Xtaass City, Mo, 



WANTE0— TAtcd AttractioM 

In (torm of ' Vsudevtlle snd Bepertotaa.'.-. f 
week .slsods.. under canvas. . flsdbold 

wrtia,, ji ^ ""!*; jffy-; jy* 



U>OX!— The only .'vsndeville 'tbcstrs la dty at 
18,000 for sale: now. ninaing; foUr eqnippcdt 
iMoked by Ous Sun: playa one act, song and pie- 
tare.; Mlmlaslon. 10 cents; big bargain if sold 
quick; oimer leaving state; don't inqnire nnleas 
you mean business. Write, wire or telephone 
(BeU) MA.V.VGER Star Theatre, Marietta, Ohio. 



FOX BAIf, AIBBOME, bnUt thU ^rlng, com- 
pleta la wntj deUll. SIse, 90x45; scsting esps- 
clty, aaO; sfsge 30x18; cfmipped with scenery. 
Power mscblne, compensarc. located tn best 
town In Southesst Mo. S,000 population. No 
competition. A money-maker. Can't look after 
on accoimt of large practice. Don't vrrite un- 
lef»B yon mean buslDens, Address DB. H. ii. 
HOFFMAN, Owner and ManaRcr, Carulhersvllle. 
Mo. 



PIANIST WANTED 

GOOD SIGHT READER 
Abl* to Transpose and FakSe 

Play pictures with small union 
orchestra; six hour day, six 
day week. Salary, $20.00, 
hotel wbrk on side if desired. 
Permanent position if sa tiafac -' 
tory. Wire quick. BOZ THE- 
ATRE CO., Boise, Idaho.t 



LEH0NADE7 

ijhsald tip oat Lemonetto Fowdar. 
I s MO iis r ed ac ed to p ow J e i e d form. 



SO TOO 
8BLL 



SImpIr add wat^ twaalaa aad It is teadr to dnak. 
A pooad aiakM 45 galloaa. Price. tU9 lb. 
Send s diaw fer a trial (aaBoa) sadaae 
estalogne. postpaid. Yon wiU be stirpri 

delighted. CHAS. T.MORRISSEYCO.. 
B-24M BAKUSMI STReer..CaiCAOO. UX. 




The moot attiaeilTCi 
ally ban gaa 

OLD MlUa 

Antsmstle ararlng flsb peod. A mtolators 
ptodnctlCB of sn old mill scene with the water, 
tbs wooden mlU wheel, and the M, ali.ln_Ba- 



$15 to $35 Per Day 

This Is wbst yon can earn by 
operating oor latest awdsi 
No, 4 Woadstfal I teiutjp a 
Uacblaa. aad we caa prors 
it. ma awnMne makse 6 
aiylea «r pleMMS, aaaeirt 
batten pletatsi^ SHsBH. 
lKa3M. sad la roeeaalble ttt 




of plate. It ta tbs Mggaat 
money-msker fbr atrset fslis. 
csmlvsls, ootlngs, ste, Tbe 
large siss pictnrs, when 
moimted, measnras SKaS14. 
In order to latrsdnee this ma- 
cblae «■ tbe maikat, w« win 
make a apadal offer fW tbe 
WBth at Itfr aaii'. aad atU 

Tea «w take, dalali, aad mtmt • ■!•> 
taia to ba amtad aa a ingUlar iMnt av po» 
tal aaiA laadp Cor mailing, or fa abaaaabi 'sssdr 
to mar, wtttln M aaeoads. Itai prict ut av 

1910 Model TUo Csmera Seope with eaoagb 
supplies to make 400 bnttoa pletarse and 
btoochee Is *2S.OO. FUtes, 3^z8M. *> PW UO; 
lKz3H, $1 per 100; button pistes tor sleeve ms- 
cblne, 00c per 100; mounts, aoe to SOc per 100; 
pistee to dt eny button machios, BOc par 100; 
bnttaa frssMS. SOe to tLBO per groes; develepsr, 
20e par aat. Deposit of 15.00 reqalrsd witb 
•vary seder., bslsa ss O. O. P. Ksed far ftee 
eatuaiaaii ; Mlir . TOIK fSUUl'ini OTw 
Depfc A, iimt Bslancey at. Haw Tofk OMTr 
If , T.. V. ■. A. 



V 7M' iia tt is Xk* Smbtsfl, Ml ttn m. 



JULY 16, 1910. 



Tile Billboard 



29 



and la tbeir Iiiate tbe money was forKottvn. 
But tbe moaej did not perlab, aa aome thougbt- 
rul peraoa bad ictenad It «ad carried it away 
Id n(etT< 

Tb* park WM opcoad ICay tOL Tha Mart was 
planned and esmptotad ta M daja. Tba maa- 
agen bop« to Riion tba taUdtpn and park In 
all wecka. Tbe park lecnia to haTC been bom 



Bj diot oC hard work the firemen laved tbe 
caronael and lon-e amaller bolldlnn, AH tbe 
prlTllega atanda were deattojed. The lire 
auda a apectacour blue wbleli waa aeen tor 
*" " Md attracted a laiga Crowd. 



i. TP.^T.M-Mf A 



Y 

■L OUR BANK ROLL— 

will It be III tht autgt »m att Pl l lirt 
Would TOO dan i» Ofaagk wttb jvor old 
rerolver? ^ . ^ ^ ^ 

Flat aprlaga weaken day by day. No man 
knowa when tkcy will break aad Icara bim 
belplcea. 

O0I7 one rerolTer In tbe worM haaapHnfa 
tbat wiU not break — eon aprlagi tm knd 
the GoTcmment uaea la tba ntw mimr iMa. 
It la tbe famooa new nodel 

Iver Johnson 
Revolver 

TUa rcTolTcr ta abaolatelr aafe. The 
onlT war It can be llrcd la to poll tbe trlf- 
ccr. Yoo can drop It, kick It araond. or 

HAMMER THE HAMMER 



and It wlU not go off. Tha 
.tanaat and bai«eat -Uttlns 

mMMr In tt* 



$6 

TO 




Inr Mmft Ams ari Cidi iuhs 



t1« 



the: MONEY! 




N«w OpM to Ml PHvdaiM OaMiht 

Elkton Fair 

U, Ba*aBth Aaaaal Talr. 
K aaaa. Mew manase- 
r, tnTr, Bktaa, ICak. 



WANTED SS?iffgJ!g.T 

WelbviUe Fair 

August 23 to 28. FrivOegei aad conoes- 
aons of all kinds (exonit jBftnbling) for 
nk. Addraa O. K. JQM^ BtmUT, 

Wdlavme, N. Y. 

FOR SALE LEASE EXPIRES 

139 Opfra Cbatra. Power Uacblne'No. B, Pane, 
2 Bheoatata. 1 DlMOlTlDt StereopUcoQ. Ticket 
Ctwpper. Keetria Blca. Bstta ^Wlriaf — • 

i-mpa. Sheet, smaTm. -r 

« pktora atoir. O Bu $. - W,~ 
ban. v. T. . 



H V p N O T I • M-THa W sa i ilaa i aaii 

la a now laventloa. It la aacd to hypnotlae. 
rare aervasa people, dlaeaaea. bad bablu and 
clT* eatertalaaoBla. Tbe eonraa ezpUlaa all 

wpootum, fl«U*HMllat for tbt Sick. Tim 
- Vm AH o«A>oz eaoTB xb tlo^ia. 

!"** JPP ixr aece: aenea tbe bar Tarn- 

SiNk Mnpaiiii WMif 

Htdlrlne Bhawa and Repertoire Oompanlee to 
Bar nr new Alrdoma. Baatlns capacity, 1,000. 
B. G. BAUMOARTNU. fioprtelor, OMg*. !«■ 



noiNl Botton, It fcaa attiaetcd nreat attei 
ta^O^^g^^M^aaaa mda a^ ^ny taia^lg 



NBW W IMNO. DKyW. 

New York. July ^Tbe FMUe la tha new 
rldlon dCTlco of which tba Morelty H aehlne Com- 
pany. 2 Beelor, Kew Toick City, la tbe paten- 
tee and iole maanfaetnrer. Tl>e ezperleoco 
wbleta tbia company baa sained In manafae- 
turlng, aelllBS aad operaflns circle awlnga baa 
enabled tbem to lodge of joat what kind of a 
device u anlted to tbe aeeda et tbe greateat 
numiHT of park manigera of tha eoonlry and 
tbla new rldlna derlee. The Vntle, la tbe reanlt 
of tbla ezperlenec. 

Tbe llrat maeblaa of tbla kln<„was oper- 
ated an of laat year, hot was amall and com- 
poaed of wood to tacUltato ehangea while ezper- 
ImeatlBC. It proved that tbe machine waa 
practical. aaeeffSfDl, and that It woold dras 
a Tery proAubla nainaasai. awl. theielMa, the 
plana were cbaaaS: fMh -WMTt^MMk made 
larger In erert reipact, and «rtth flttr *«r ecnt. 
larger capacity. , „ 

Tlila 1810 pattern ta now operating at Pall- 
aadca Park. Kew Tork City, and U one of tbe 

featon rldca of that Park, which baa more 
new rld lns dw ieaa ttto ytar than any park 

Itt COWtVTa 

TUa maAIne la ollka. any riding derlcc 
which baa arcr been placed before tbe public, 
aad beeanae of Ita tbna tbrUllDg, nniuoal and 

-■ - — 1 attention 

the 

and 

aC pMSi com- 
ment. . v. "-"-ij - ' ■ 

AUTOianrs annioy musicians. 

MlnneapoUa. Minn., Jnly 9.— Patrooa of the 
concerto at Lake Harriet PaA, aad mambeca 
of the MliUMapoIle Park Band. haTe made eom- 
Dlalat to tho Park Board and to tbe ICInaeapoUa 
AntomObna CInb, tbat antomobUlita atartlag 
tbclr maehlnca dnring tbe concert bate dlaeon- 
fitted both tbe baiMl and tbe andlenee. and mar 
tbe pleaanre or tba maalc Sigoa bOTe been 
poeted br tba Park Board warning ownera of 
cat* att ta start tbalr englnea nntll the cloae 
of mimbHS apaa psaalty of arreat. 

SEA L KMi .pte APMa 

Mtnaeapolla. Jflnn.. lUy Sl— of tbe big 
aea llona at tha Loogtallow BaOtotieal Oardena 
escaped Utt wt«k and waadered to Qa boina 
of Lean Seteldt. aas« SStb OTenne. Sooth. 
wbaM It waa caatmad aad tbe Zoo notified. 
Xaastar Ttaas todally Importing new ipedmena 
tor both tbe aoologleal and botanical ezblbitt 
aad tbe trained animal ahowa and tbe great 
elephant, the Empreaa ot India, are prorlng 

£ri^tteMMirt|M^aar 

HAVE BIQ FO URTH. 

waeellog, W. Va., Jnly 8. — Tbe Wheeling Park 
dniw the laigeat crowd in Ita history the Foortb. 
ths figoica nTcn out by the management being 
atlccn tbooaand. Moaart Park, tbe only opto- 
altloB park '". fflLy ^'iBifeiilnif' "immSt^ 

S*aSSt^MSna t»s i i uNt aa Jig sST ttSEr 
ot fiiswna m;inu<'. 

■ tPOKAiii PAnK MPUtAli. 



Natatoclam Park U ver. . . 

with Ita many attractlona. A new ,_. — — ^ 

from the motmtalna of Idaho, haa been lolacd 
to the foorteen animala now on exblbltloa at 
the Park, wbUe tbe Zoo U not large. Manager 
Wllleon la contemplating getting ae*er<I_cnb 
bears, and Iwfora tte aeaaon la orer it win be 
enlarged eooslderabU- fiot. Bowan'a Band 
Coocerta are glTea attemooD and arenlng. 



SPRINGFIELD RARK WILL OPEN. 

Springfield. IIL, July ».— White City will epaa 
In a nominal way aqgn, aad a nombar ot Roe 
acta wlU be need. PreC Pled Blood'a. Capital 
City Band wUl tnmlah tba mnale^ Indodlng a 
Blx-pleee onAeatra far tba danetal- psrtltoo. 



MICHIGAN STATE FAIR. 

Detroit. MIcb.. Jaly 0.— Tbe atate 
gnnnda narer looked In better eoodltloa 
at tbe preeent time. AU tba 
graaa Is In good eoodltton mat 
are atao In good ahape. „. » 

Secretary J. E. Hanaoo antlclpalcs tbat 
aTallable foot of space for cooe ee a l o a a wUl 
bean eold by Anguat 1. Jodglag tram iba 
tbe cooeeealoaa have ««aa galac IMalr.r 

Hondrcda of ao gat l ljw iS»aw»a, raeelw 
state fair hradquarfnaMa Om shicaa c< 
Tba matter of a s ieatlaff tba wlasar^ was a' 



falr 
than 



bar* 
ay 

at 

Nt 



Oa all ildcs tia ' liHUtf txelaiBitloBa ot de- 

tUbt at tbe coming appearance ot the Wright 
fiSniat^ aeroptanea at the fair. People every- 
wbn« bSTo exprecaed their determlaatton to ace 
theae marvels of tbe aerial werM. 

BEN JOHNSO N IN MINNEAPOLIS 

MlimsaBnltr Mbta.. Inly a.— Ben Jehnaaa. tbe 
wioSaini twacr b>eal atoek actor, who won 
— " ~nlM aad commeadatloa when aeen hers 
original (toria Stock Company and who 
a member ot tbe New Tbeetra Ooapany< 
... .. (B Mian 



la 

of New York 



AUNT 
DINAH'S 
HAND 
LAUNDRY 



GETS THE COIN 

NEWEST BALL GAME SUCCESS 

ORDER NOW FO R FAIRS 

Biggest and floart daiHea fbr the price, S46, 
conmleto; 126 wilh oidar. 
Paik Haaagers and ~ 



WORLD'S GREATEST NOVELTY CO- 

60 ELM STREET, - CINCINNATI, OHIO. 



A KM, UVE, HIGH-WIRE, AERIAL FEATURE ATTRACTION (OF NIA6ARA FAUS FAHE) 
f A lire C U A DnV WORLD'S «REATE$T AND MOST 

JAaiLo tf nAKU I artistic high-wire perfoimb 

SOME OPEN TIME FOLLOWINQ AUOUST 21st. 




No etbar High Wire Act p r s atn ted to tba poblle la so fnll of Original Ibata^ 
and poaslMr no other aeruu attraction can be wlljjtaeid whick arooaea giaatsr 

interest than tbe HABDT BIOH WIBB ATTBAOTION. It la an .Mlatle 



Display of SklUfol and Sensational AchleTements. sgrecably rcllaved by a 
plentlfol aopply of fannj and amnalng antics wtilcb eommcada It to old aad 
yonng all^e. Everr feature in this Big Nomber is wltboat ' ' 
ot contradiction. NEW, NOTEI. and BXTBAORDINAS'~ 
fsTored with reengagements at most of tbe principal 
throngbont tbe country. Tbere must be a reaaon. 

WKKK jmiX lltb. CBDAB POINT BE80BT. SA WflUIUi r. Ol 

WBBK JVLT Uth CBDAB POINT, SANOtlBKT, O. 

SatwaOpanTlma Follasiflw AMSiiat 21t. FarTltnwndTa 




MMttiRriraaBil 

The Oraataat Pan Xakar aad Maaer Xakac ia aor 
Tjnghlng mnnr Show. Beat propoalHen asar aSsiod 
tba Amnasmaat Xanagar. Large rstnrsa on a amall 
iDTestmeot. EasUy managed. Any one can he ane- 
ceastol. Running trpsnsss hardly anything. Al- 
ways ready for Mslneas. No traoblo to gat tba 

people in. Tba roara of langhtac tMnt 

patrons draw tbe crowda better than 

Oar Improved minora are made of a ] 

nickel composition metal. They can aot'roat aad 
wUl not tarnish. Same appearance as tbe glssa mir- 
rors and answer same pnrposa at far less coat. Be- 
ing light In weight and non-breakable. thcyaTa tha 
only really portable nlmca aver made. Wa bar* 
made tbo langbliia minor a ipidalty. and can to^' 
aara is gac t 



OR AN C 



A Pound of tha Powdar Makes Forty>flvs Gsllensef Oalleieus 
Omngaada, and Rataila for $40. 

We guarantee this powder to make the beat Orangeade on tbe market. TUtsa tba beat, 
and paya yon tha beat profit. Doea not contain Coal-tar color or anything prohibited by 
any Pnia viood Law. O. a. Serial Mo. 1178S. No tioabia to prepare It. simply add water. 



a gallona ot tba Umld. Price sa.M per laoaace bottle, fiampla at any one kind. lOe. 
poatpaM. We aell Ooolen, Glass Jara. Tnmblera and Tnmbler Catrlera at loweat prlcea. 

CHAS. T. MORRISSET CO., B2430 Harrison Sl, CHICAGO. JLL 



ROLL TICKETS... 




ROYAL 



SlaSR- 

30,000 ~ 

•took netota. Six CsBts a 
^ TCB TMaMB. MMBB BALL. 

goaranteed, 
WBITB FOB aAMFTJg. 



■a e,tO. A. 



Shaimokln. Pana. 



Fleaaant work, small investment lifany are getting richSmafcing PENNY PICTURES 
at Fnirs, Conventions and Summer Resorts. Get next to this pgopontion. You w31 
makemoMylkaBtteatart. We tell you how. 



TJIE SENECA PENNY PICTUilE OUTFIT 



— < 




Hakea 1, % 4^ 9, 15, 24 or 48 
pietmaa OD a ft[7 piata. Write 
now for price and fidi InfcHr- 

mation. 

SENECA CABIERA 
' MFG. CO. 

Dapartmant 4S, Roe. 

RDcbestcTp NcwTork 



Is spending a few daya 



eanolls, as tbe guest of Caryl B. Storrs. drama' 
tie (dUor of Iba Ulaaeapoila Tttbaae. 



30 



Xtie Billboard 




Telegrams inquiring for route* not 
given in these columns will be ignored 
mless answers are prepaicL 
"Psrformim and Aels with Cir^iiiw 
.baf^mdin 



MuucsTB mail perforacia an t w uwitfu My nqmstcd to eontrlbnta thrir dctn for tUs ifit- 
Bt. Boot«s most rejtdi ^hm WXUtomiA not later ttasn Bstnrday of eacb we«k to tDsnr* pobUntloB, 
Xto BnUMUd fttrwsrds maU to an ftottiUmalM free of ctivxe. Members of tli« profcnioa 
— ~' tba^iwd, te feBie tt'l' man addrtaied In can ot Tba Billboard, and It 

BnTora, Bennett * BofoM: 1703 Mlrhlgaa aT«., 

Cblcago. .. . ^. . . . 

Bnrgeas, Haney Xs Wt. ■THItt^'Ml^it .rwtt- 

bars. Pa. 
Burke & Saow: Lanwnt, Iowa. 
Boraell, Ulllan: 2050 Vf. North are., CblcacOb 
Burt, Al. J.: Bancroft Bide., Altoona, Pa. 
Bedlal, Madame (Bell) Oaklaad. OaL 
Breton-Bonkel Co. (IiTream) Aahtabnla. O. 
Blabce ft ConneUl- (BUon) Ann Arbor, MIeh. 
Bnna * Ooaatanea (Qiaad) Phoenix, Aria. 
Black * IfMtena (WaahlastOD) Spokane; (Majea- 

tle) SentUa 18-SS. .- 
Bootblack Qoartctta (Fontaine Fern Paik) Loe- 

laTlUe 11-23. " 
Boma Slaters, Three (HIcbland niK)^ QaiBer< 

111.; (Repobllc) Chicago 18-23. ' '• 
BloadinI Bros. (East End Park) ]fl 

(Majestic) Cblcago, III., 18-23. 
Boyle Bros. (Majestic) Denver. 

Bros ft Hermaim (Lake CUS Park) Dallas, 
Tex.; (I^t End Park) Memphla, Tenn., 18-23. 
Bantoa, Elwood (Family) Plttstmrs, Pa. 



'^.^assiroiia^ dates. 

: M dne Ib' gNwv the week, of 

4ag'i\'ii to W 



Adams, BUlr: 49 Union jt., Oambrldse, Uaaa. 
Adams. Edward B. (TlToU) Lo n do n , Ens.. May 

2, Indef. 

Ahcms, Tbe: 3219 Ojlorado ave., (^easo. 
Aitkena. Two Great: 22IS Qraricr at.. Kaw Or- 

iltsat: 1«W BtoiAnM; K. X O. _ 
Alien ft KesBa: ISS^Biiiisr at., Norfolk, Va. 
AnderaoB ftr BttaoBT SM Loenst at., Phlla. 
Andrews * AMOtt Co.: SSSS Uorsan at., St. 
Loots. 

Anslo-SajUD Mnleal Trio: Oan. Dal.^mia. 
ApoUo Qoartatte: 539 N. SUte at- 
Archer ft Carr: Greenwich, N. z. 
Arnold ft Bicker: Oweso, N. Y. 
Aner, 3. ft O. (Sjndleate 'Halls) London, Enx., 

Jnly U-Oct. 8. 
Aoatln, Joa: Tld W. Stii at^DaTton, O, 
Alqatot ft Otavtea (rarjrt Watwtaqr«C*"%_ 
S^^^T^Sb) Sntim, Oil (Hmw IsB) 




(Orphenm) Ssn ftaaelsco IS- 



— 
1S-3S. 
Apdsle's Anlmsls 

23. 

Axtell, Lee ft Heinle (Keayon) AUeshcnr, Pa. 
Allen, B'lly: Bartlearllle. Okla.; Ooffeyrllle, 

Kans., 18-23. 
Aicher, Loo (Alrdome) Atlanta. Qa.; (Ol^tom) 

Sarannih 18-23. 
Adair, .Irt (Mozart Alrdome) 

dome) Alton, IIL. IS-SS. 
Acker ft Ft; — ■ 
Adaaa ft L 

eola. na. 




Anai fSSnM«7"llAadr^Ms^jl)|lnM| .Dsi^. 

enport, la. 

Arrry Sc. Hart (6th Art.) V. 
Ahcamii. Chas.. Tro^ft (KeiT 

ton Beach, N. T. . 
AlmoDd. Tom A Edith (Chester Psrk) ClncInnatL 
Altia ft Zenda: Box SOS, Dresden. 0. 
American SlaglDB Foor: 410 B. 188th at,. Bnnix, 

ft&a.'^IH, "Wli. U^'tm'lK'tmik llb,'*- T. 

BacMla. B. V. n,. StMstsfB 



^Toe 



la yr. ootn at., x. t. c. 

ft IfcCne: 819 N. 2d at.. Beading. Pa. 
FamUy: Palace Hotel. B18 N. (Hark at.. 



Xcasatta ft Basa:^aM . W. dUb at^ », 



Crawford ft Delaneey: 110 Lodlow St., Belle- 
fontaine, O. 

Cross ft Panlette (Star) St. Johns, N. P., Can. 
CrottT, Geo.: White Bate, 113 6th aTe.. CUeaco. 
CoUen Bros.: 2916 Ellaworth it. VUim. 
Carr Trio (Orates) San Fraadaco. 
Clartoa, Dna, ft 0>. (Bth Ato.) N. T. a; 

OEeltb'a) Boston 18-23. 
CanOU, Chas. (Orpheam) Portamoath, Va, 
GUBoTd ft Butk (Orpheum) Portland, Ore. 
Cortla ft Arden (Boblnson) Olodnoatl; (Grand) 

C<damboa 18-23. 
(3alne ft Odom (Colonial) (Xilambaa, 0.; (Alr> 

dome) Ft. Wayne, Ind., 18-23. 
Cbantecler Foot (Forest Park) Ksnsas Cltr, Mo-; 

(Palm) Learenworth, Kans., IS-SO. 
Colambia Uoslcal Four (Hippodrome) STracnte, 

N. T.: (Hippodrome) BnlTalo 18-23. 
Clark, Cbaa. A., ft Co., In A Son ol KUtamej 

(Mannlon's Park) St LonU; (^H|isWl> -Baat 

St Lools, m., 18 23. - • 

CrOM & Josepblne (Keith's) Pblla. 
Qiarltos Sisters (Atlas) (Hiereniie, Wyo. 
(^nra ft Pearson (Miles) Detroit. 
Creasy, Will M., ft Blanche Da^e (Otpbenm) 

San Ftanetsco 18-23. 
Cianert, Fred (East End Park) Memphla, Ttan; 
0>aBM7 ft Webb (New Brighton) Brithton 

Beach, N. Y. 
Calrert, Great (Camlral Coarti Bntfalo, 11-23. 
Curtis ft Arden (New Boblann) Cljielimatl. 



JULY 18,191& 

' . aaaa 

De TItt it S* 
, Mo., 14>Mt. (I 
.20. 

Darr, Bthel lCn%t Beach Park) : 

De Vllbla, Great (Alrdome) Btooodssloa. -Iai.t 
(O. H.) Mlnbtur, 18-33._ ' 
Doberty 1 
Dorothr. ' 




3S1 Braad st^- Mew LoDdaa, 
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Cameron, Ella 
Cbnn. 

CleTeland, (Haude ft UaiiM: 
laland City, N. T. 

Oottr Broa: 134 Seymoer/.sti 

Oettvr ft Bonlden: Cat*' 

and Aidi ata., Pblla. 
DeOtaw ft DeOraw: 41 Western are., UDSkegoa, 

Midi. 

Donner, Doris: 843 Lincoln st, Johnstown, Pa. 
Drew, Dotothr, 377 8th etc., N. X. 0. 
Drew, Pat (I»t''> Macon, Ga. 
DnIIIn-Bedeay Tronpe: Beadlns, Pa. 




Braon Sisters (Cmcenti Syracnse. N. T.; (nar 
Mile Creek Park) Erie. Pa.. 18-23. 

Baekwlth. Uaden (5th Are.) N. T. 0. 

Sort. Laora. ft Beoir Staaltord (Keith'a) Pblla.; 

_ (Sth ava.) M. T. C. 1»33. 

Viowne, Bothwen (New BrtghtoD) Brishton 
Beach. N. T. 

Bosch Bros. CUnlqne) Mlnneapolia. 

Brown ft Brow n (Chester Park) Clndnnstl. 

Baibea ft HtO: IMI Natloaal are., San Diego. 
, GaL ■ 

[Bntar. BoMrt U*H SK- BIsb at.. Colmnbna. 

VsnT'ft BlduHlB: Diasoiua F^rry, Pa. 
Vartdl ft OaiflcM: MM B. SSrd st. (nerrtand. 
Parto ft MeCne: SIO N. Seeoad st.. Beading. Pa. 
•Pcard, Bflly: 1401 Drayton at, SaTsnnah, Ga. 
Beck. Knrman Ed. (Dominion Park) Hontieal. 
Peek ft Erans: 14 N. Sth St., PbDa. 
Tteecher * Fenii*»l: t.=>.Vl Bmadway. N. T. C 
Be bees, Tbose: T2C0 E. 15th St., Kanaaa City, 
Mo. 

.Btnnett Bros.: 2.18 W. SSth at., N. T. & 

B^r^^ ^ar** ^o"*- c* Baa ProttnaiaM, 
"Bimbos, The:'eB4 PaeMe st, Appleton. Wla. 
BindleT. Florence: 5407 I3th ave.. Brooklya, 
Blan ^ard ft Marlln: 11S9 OcUvIa st. Ska 
^ka&daeo. 

ItaawSSTjM 'SnSiMw* 
^oaton Newiaafe ^esnaMar'X '.ftSataa bl 

Lynn. Maas. 
Bowers. Waltera ft looker (Amsterdam Roof) 
N. Y. C. 

Bradleya. Thei 1914 Bnah are., Bbmlngliam, 



a'b laaies Qoaitette: 1129 S. HOI at.. Loa 

BranSf Lanna Martlera: 513 Main at. Boffalo. 
Brenon, Downing ft Co. (Majestic) Johnstown, 
Pa. 

Brewer, Capt. Cbaa.: The Billboard. ClncInnatL 
Brlatanan. Ernest: The Bnibosrd. dnctmatU 
BHtton. Nelller 140 Morris st, Phfls. 

ft Kingmaa: 2 Lynde at, Beaton. 
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Bobby, ft Waet Blateta (Lyric) Bobtar 
^, 14-16. 

Baader-La Telia Trk) (Oalety) InAIaaapalla. - 
BenalBgtgn Bcoa. (Lona Park) Oilagai (Oak 

Bnmniit'Fark) 'BTaaaeUla.' laoL,- 1S-3K ' 
Burks. JoliB P. (rtaod'a Patk) Baltlmoaa. , 
Bohemian QnlBlatta (Pantagea*) Tacoma, Waah. 
Brae ft Lee Co. (Basaar) (Alesgo. 
Brixton ft Brixton (2Sa St) N. Y. a 
Bnmham ft Oraaawood (waat Bad Park) New 

Orlaana. ■ 
Cadr. HyiwtMii XU W. Om|» 



Caietap, arialtt;4 'tttng at. H. T. C. 
Calvart-PailMs; Sha: PortlaBd, Of*. 
Campbell-Clark Slstcra: CUiendon Hotel. Chi- 
cago. 

CaaOeld ft Carleton: Benaonhnrst, L. I., N. Y. 

Clarlln ft Oark: 913 Pmapeet are.. Boffalo. 

Csimclos, Four: Tlie BUItwaid. CtDf 

Cmu ft Herbert: Fair HaTen. N. J. 

Casads. Three: Darlington, Wla. 

Case, Charley: Lodmrt, N. Y. 

Case, Paul: 81 So. Clark at. (Sileago. 

Casanangh ft Laneaatcr: TOO A Indiana are.. 
Kansas Cldr, Mo. 

CtaBtrdl ft Sehnyler: 219 Ptoiapaet as*.. Brook- 
lyn. 

Cbapman Slaters: 1629 Mllbaca 
Chathlnoa, Three: 1503 BroadwaK 

Cbsrlotte-Hotallng Duo: SOT BoT 

Grand Rapids, Ulcb. 
Chase. (Hlfton E.: 44 Sth St., New Bedford. 

Mass. 

C hesrid , EmUe: 291 Newport STe., Wollaston. 

ChOM ftMUUBarOima Park) Scranton. Pa. 
Claa», That Saa JSS, Chariton. la. 

Cl^^ jaait' •'n«lii"'«»'fttyi\s^ " 

onto &' SyWester: 244 N. 10th at^TsMV 
CTotUdc 4 Montnae: 323 W aSlhStTTTV. a 
Conkey, Cnerer: Wanaan, Wis. 
Co^na^ft Ha^: cars Pani Tanslg. 104 B. 14tb 

Cra^ord, Glen B.1 1439 Baxter at,, IMado; O. 



Doinlas. Paiaoo Jo (DaUae Path) Isriasflald, 

'•Ito, 

Daealo Kuntj Island) dadnaatL 
DnBall Bras., Three (Sth Atc.) N. Y. 0. 
Darmw, Mr.-ft Mrs. Stnsrt-(6th Are.) N. Y. O. 
Dalto, aVees ft Co. (Cbestex. Park) Clnclnoatl. 
Dale, Dainty DotUe: 252 W. -86th St., N. Y. O. 
Darts, Harry: Colombia Helghta, Minn. 
Day. OarKa: 686 Tth are.. N. Y. C. 
DeOoe. Harry (Bammers^eln's BooO N. Y. O. 

De Lamsre. Jnllos J.: 101 E. Brosdwsy, N. Y. 

C 

Dellora ft Graceta; 238 CrTsta] aTe., Flndlsy, O. 
Denlckes, Mnalcal: (no First st, Macon, Ga. 
DeTeanx, Wella O. (Pantagea) Seattle. 
DeTelda. Ermond I.: IS S^ankMa at, Nor- 
wich. Conn. 

DeWlndt, Hailoria C: Sooth TifgliNi'amr At- 

lantle <aty. - • 

Diamond. Bella: Oen. Del., PIttabnrg, Fa. ' 
Dick, Bay: 522 Oblo are., Kokomo, ind. 
Dickinson, Blcbard: Melrose. Maaa. 
DIU, nank ft Helen: Delaware. N. J. 
DItoIbs, Tbe: 142 E. Sth st, Msnsfleld, O. 
Dixon ft Nelson: NUes, Mtcb. 
Dolan ft Laahanr: 2400 7U ara., N, T. a 

Doric Trio: 037 N. Stale at, CbleaaOL ' 
Doaa, Biny: 102 So. High at. rolinHila Tina. 
Downey. Leslie T. (Elite) SbeboynuTlrrar^ 
Downey ft Wlllard: 41 liDwood aTa!7l>etroIt 
Doyle. Harry M.: SIS Alitiraka are,, Wllmcr- 
dlDg, Pa. 

Dresno, Josh: Berere Honse,: Chicago^ 

Drew, Carroll: Actors' Pond, Oalttr Theatre 

BIdg., N. Y. C. 
D^ey, Blcbard P.: 242 W. 9th ara,, Bomeatead. 

Roilbar* nahnr: WMla Bst|k M. T. C. 
Donawortb ft Valdar: Dgd'a Betel, Phlla. 
Donlta ft C^. (Blnralda Path) SagtM^. MI(A.: 
~'.^55!?"* farkl Bay Oily IMS, 

IVAmile, Jeannette: 
Donald ft Caison (i 
Dana. BUI (Natlai 

Oarla ft Moran fUjligflil UBisIa. TiaJ (Paxk) 
Saraaaah W-A ■ ^ 





De Uoo. OasMat (Ortkaam) ' OaUaai. daL. 

2& ■ 

Dallas, BMdah (Graad)' TIctatla. B.'C, Cbd.: ' 

(Orud) Portland, Ore.. 18-28. * 
De Lisle. JnggUng (Majeatlc) (Jhlcago. 
Dolly Sisters (Auditorium) South Bead, Ind.: 

(Bamooa Park) Orinil Baplda, MIcb., 18-23. 
Dial's Monkeys (Grand) Tacoma, Wash. 
Dwyer, Lottie, Trio (Grand) Donors. Pa. 
Eagon ft Austin: National Hotel, Minneapolis. 
ElBarto: 2331 N. Bolllngwaod at. Pblla. 
Bt CoU: 1144 Broadway, N. Y. a 
Edmau ft Oaylor: 1008 So. 1 st. BIchaiODd. lad. 
Eldon ft Clifton: Alexandria, Ind. 
Ellaa, Harry: 915 W. College are.. Talk. Pa. 
Elllaee, The (White <aty) Chicago, 
Ellsworth ft Undoat mMfkL^Wia., , ■ 
Bmnaraon ft 'Wtlthtt?BirM;'''lbv;'St.'l 

City, Kan. •'■ ■ • 

Bmmett. Grade: Hwle Oreat, N. Taxboro, L 
Brdyn Sisters: 282 Oceana are., Brooklya.' 
Bwlnga. The: «S XUMr at,. Aiigaata. Oa. ' 
Ereta, 0«k_(Boblom) Gtadaattf; (Otwm 0»> 

lnmbBa^jMiL^ ■ 
EhrendaB Bra*. H 

Tenn. - '\ '-l. 
Emmett ft LMNt,°(BtiilB) Baetaie, Wla. 
Eugene Trio (BlppanaaM) Broektoo. Msia. 
Bdenbcig, (%a(Ila nfalaatlc),' BlrmlBghaai, Ala.t 

(UaJeaUe) (MlamWiOaJjmrT , 
Ellsworth, Mr. and ' wiii.' minri .' imit lioad • 

_ way, ». Y. C. : ■ i ' 

FalrmaB, raraoia ft mnaaai ■eea BS, Qrand 

Opera Baoaa. Chlean. ' 
Fisher, Mr. ft Uta.^erMnst 

Newton. Mass. 
t\>x, Frank: Berere House. (Hilcaga, 
Frey, Heory: lODT Msdison sre., N. Y. C. 
Frey Twins Co.: 134 W. SSth st, N. Y. C. 
FSgsn, Noodles, ft Paxton: 108 So. Csrollna 

are., Atlantic (»tr. 
Falrchlld Sisters: 41 Admbsl st. New Bsren. 

Conn. 

Vsnst, Grsce: 1018 N. SUte st, (Thlcaico. 
lyisman ft Arthur: 2144 W. 20th at, (%lcago. 
S^^l>^ £tog ( n a M jaa g tal a 'a Bsefi H..Y. a 



Jlag ft Tana: 85 Ba. Tlh 
nnebacg, Haaate, .ft Oh.! - 



. * Sattea (Bth 'Aaa;.) Xaahdllab 



194 Church St.. 




10th St. 



Mtnn. 

Tax ft Stimmers: 517 N. 
Mich. 

I|V>x ft Wsrd: 1117 Wolf st.. Phlla. 
FTanklln, Obeer ft Co.: 141 Lake are.. 

Harbor, Mich. 
Ftaaer Trio: 10 laman are.. Bahway, N. J. 
^|Me^ltaalaal< Ikaderiek Oattaga, — 

nmch. tSrft W. J.i Ualaa. Kaa. 
Friend ft DownlBg: 418 Strand, W. O., 

Sat., Anifl IS, Indef. 
WtibSt ft Bnga: 814 W. 23d at. N. Y. C. 
Fox, Midge (Oreater New York Co.) Brandea- 
bnrg, Ky. 

Faraell, Hap (Palmetto sBaeh) Prnaacoia, Fla.i 
{Wldte^Gardenl New Oriesna, Ls., 18-23. 



Felton, W. T. (ftelth's) Oolnmbus. O.: 

cent) ^racnse, N. Y., IB-33. 
Face. J^any (Beatem) BslUmore, Md. 

.I'iS'" S»%?<^ (Alrdome) AtUnta. 

^ fct (OiafteBm)_«aTannah 18-28. 

gdea^-!.,. 
Flee Batten, Poor 



ft Btandarda (Orpbaom) Loa Aa* 
Botta. -Mntt 



(WBahTBStm)'Spakaa? IMS. 
Finney, Msud ft Gladya (Onhaaa) 

Cal.; (Orpbeum) LoaAagdca 1840, . 
Fbrbes ft Bowman (Oallaa Park) OaUaa. 

(East End Park) HempUa, TaMLTljCn,^ 
Sffi"- J?*;!*?^ (MjjSSj'SlSSihSrW 

(Star) Marietta' ()., 31-23. ■ — 
Frank, Jos. J.: Gen. Del., f a(lsnaad*aiB. Ia.i 
<»ea. DeL, Kaaebeater 18-28. " 



5."*»TI.^ Dima,(l«ai<^ogh'e) Phlla. 
Fay. Iba. Bea (Sth A\io N. Y. C. 
Fmc, Hany. ft Mlllership Sisters (S 

Si!!?' Chlsbolm. Mian. 

'?^* <'«••'»• (jpo^K Island) ClncInnatL 
gU'-.Chee-.L.. ft Co. (bth Are.) N. Y. 0. 



(New Brightoa). Brightna, 



Gabriel, Haa'ter 

Besch. N. Y. 
°*N*"t*""* Brighton 
Green, jlramlc. (New Boblnson) ClndnnatL ' 
Oartlners, Three: 10B8 N. 8th st. PlSa. 



Oarrity. Harry ( Empire)' Angelea.' 
Gay, Oreat: 82 Chicago at., FremoitT HI. 
OayJor ft Oralf; 16 A^Ugdps si^lSri'c. 



T. O. 



Gibson Bros.; 2 WUtoaT.^. < 
Gllden SIstciB. Tkiaet JBTibh 
a«ariy, ^hsI: eanP. ^ 

*^BidJ^"T o*** Perkins, tfO pntSMS 

Golden "ft BngbFs: Mllford, Mass. 
Goodhue ft BurKessrWMte Bate, N. T. C. 

4403 6th a«e.. Brooklya. 

OsMDe,' Winifred (Ltnraln Sq.) ifc Xi Oi, 
Orimm ft Satcbell (Park) PbltKt flrtMsiifl 
^4'srk) Camden, N. J.. itaT^' iwimwaaa 

"'!?"' t i^F***" (Alrdome) Tyler, Tex.: (Alr- 
dome) OalnesTille 18-23. 

Gmber-s, Msi, Animals (Orpbeum) Ssn Praa- 
Cisco; (Orpbeum) Oakland 18-80. 

Baylor, Cbaa. (Alrdome) Sheldon, la. 

°^K^.Aa?rSe.',°7;5r'" 



scot.. ». 



Qmune ft Langfotd (BeacoatBoataB. 

P^raaer (Emplra) OlasgOW. 

„,23: London, Eng., 95-80. r 
Olrta From Melody bane: deralaad. O. 
'Sua * (Harare) Berar* Beach, 

gereon.' Marlon: 703 W. 178th st, N. Y. ft 
Olbjwn, Ted ft Kate: 000 Gates are., Braak* 

Olldajr ft Fox: 308 State at.. Chicago. 
Ofaaat.' %ndas.s^ wsfM^Maw.SailtTS^ - 
Orant ft BtawaR lir¥ww'**S?NiMhl WSHa. 

WalBa .* ■ f'- •-■ ■■ 

<Ii**tras. Bttaiei 4M t. Ttb *n.. 

Hall,' B. 
T. . 



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BoyV: 21 E. 98th it.. N. Y. C. 
nln^llua. Fml: 318 M.rjr mt.. VUn. N. X. 
Hurb & Boblnson: 152 I«ke St., Cbteaco. 
HiWl'j & Buchen: 1347 N. lltb it. PRlU. . 
Snuleraon * fttialdoa: IM E. B«ndolph (t., Chi' 




Bowiffrt 1^08» 

X. V. o. 
Huiispdb * BiKklur: 
lui,) & H»Iey: MSt 
lUll * BrUco*: B*.* 
UnMfd, WUUMS 

Il-IM. 

tanli'J 

B«niionioiia nmlOaa) St. ___ _ _ 
JUnkell. « l«xlnrtoa •««>i >>• <• 0- 

llatcb^, Ttaa: 47 K. l&A St.. N. T. O. 
H:*le7;R rt«Ieric: M llth^.^ 
Uralber. Joito: 2133 Mtk it, BUMBbaiat. H. 

Xt^<^n. Lnilcn (TiTidl) LondoB. Bns-. W *• 

Iwdef. _ . - ^ „ » 

nill'it. »l«t. Dw: raiMte P»k,_»I. J. 

Mich. 

IIuDtlDgi, Fonr: Fklr HmTen. M. J. 

ItiitcblDsoii. Jack: 807 Main St.. B— nmont. Tu. 

Ilmtt & LeN'ort (Culno AlnVimo) Chulotta. 

"N. C. 

Ilouu * Hoau (Puttma) Athvaa. Ot. 
jjiirley, mrt jyOIU gjjgjrt. ». L 

H!S!*»SS*%S|ff^l^MW^ tad.. 

naney-De Ton' «d''/(<iiikNW)^/^^ IS- 

noopn. Orac* IMstar (3laaBl«ara Va*k> St. 

Looli 11-23. 
Htnlt * Bandilt (Dome) MIddletown. O. 
Bamhnn * Gallin (O. H.) BeUe>mr. Can. 
Uawiborn*. Hilda (Fonat Park HlchUnda) St. 

I^la; (FoDtalse Feny Paik) Lauarlll*. K7.. 

18-23. 

Ilirrls. Oror«. Mlltoo, Pcatca A Co. <Oaluon 

I'ark) Jameatown. N. T.; (BoUlar Omn 

ruk) SuDburr. P*.. 18-28. 
Hoirroo. Tom fSUta) Mlann Falla, N. T.; 

(Family' — -- - - - — 

HnKbm, 

14.18. 

B(d(*. Jdlm. * WMtUag IMIM (BUoa) BatUa 

Cnak. Ulcb. : 
Biii-Edauoda me CdrMda Patk) AahUad. 

Kjr. 

Hf mnaan, AdaUUa, * Oai. (LakaaUa Park) 

AkroB. O. 

Bimllton. EtteUa B. (Ifajcatle) Oolambos, Oa.; 

(Airdome) Cbattaopoca, Turn., 18-33. 
Harria, I>*d: 8B1 K. -Wth St.. Cblca(0. 
Hoidrn * La XaUa tPrlaeoaiMaaTalaaa. 

Baa«T Jk Long (Sprlac Laka Park) Tezarkana, 

Tax. 

Hayman * FraaUla <Oxtard Moale HalU Urn- 

don. Wag., MM. 
Hall * Pray: Rarcra Baaeh. Uaia. 
Rilyart # Baniir. (Bappr Boar) Bria, Pa. 

■O^u&tr. o.. 

Huw-'TIek * Vav iCmtal) OalvaatoD. ta. 
HozUblaa. Tha: U OII<«r at. 




(Star) Baolt 8t*. Marta. lUeh.; 

(Lyecami (Itait tta. Marto, Can.. 18-lS. 
nmicn. ifaor llaaleal (Now Brtshtoa) BrUh- 

ton BaacB. M. T. _ 
IlMHla, Al (f^amlly> Bed WInc. Mlim., 18-28. 

Hooimer. Oora Ulckla, * Oe. (CBlqQ*) lUDScap. 
olla. 

inm^^Jl^u ^alaBtiaa) Mado. 0.1 (a B.) 

Imperial 

18-30. •• _ . ... 
laaknp * Boo* tMtiiHMLJV' NrtrlJUrtama) 

B. D., si-as. ' 
l8»alla, DoOald * Infalla (Canar laUnd) Oa- 

alBiutS. 

nirama. Two: 18M Story at., Boooa, la. 
Irwlni. Two: 8864 B. Tlat at, OlaTelaBd. 
lahlkawa Jap Troapa: 7800 Saacaaioa at., Chl- 
caco. 

Jamil Co.: 3118 CleTcUad ava.. Chleaso. 

Ji-nnlnga * Bantrow: 714 . Broadwar, Braratt, 
Maaa. 

Jcuuu, The: MS N. Waatan ava., Ohlcaflo. 
Jrwfl, J.: 2fa Uttletoo an.. Nawart. nTJ. 
Jobannlns, Paal: The BlUboaid. OtacdmaU. 
Jobnatana, Maalcal: 888 KIshth a*a^ M. T. O. 
Jonea. Hand: 471 ImtOK ava.. N. T. O. 
JoDea. Boy O.: IMS Broadwar, N. T. O. 
loaea ft Whltebaa«: 47 W. 38tli at, N. T. a 
Johneon & .Oadlala (Fatonamt Park) Kaaaaa 
City, jlo. 

iKkioa. Bart * Fla (Oraad) TaoBcatowo, 0.; 

, (Fonr-MUa-Crcek Park) Zria, Pa.. 18-28. 

Jarkum Panltr (Empire) Newport, lac.. 18-28: 
(Empire) Bedford 3S-S0. 

Kalraa * LaFarloa: 1837 B. lUth at., Clara- 
land. 

Karr, Darwla: SWT ISth ara., Bnoklya. 
Kaafmanaa. Tha:^S40 BLMIh at. Ohkaia. 
Kanrma^^ba * 1am. gjgjtyt ItlSliptf gar.. 

KeatlBs, l^rtri. tllll Tli(aw'M8.; :0UM|a. 
Keatoaa, Threat 'bto rllWUsM fklk^ ^ Maaka- 

«<iB. Uleh. 

WIej ft FMkai jn W. tooth at.. K. T. 0. 

Keltnera. Ibat lit Oelaalal Place, DaUaa, 
I^nrla (Balaeoatl Paaaaceta. Fla. 

K iMT, Violet: Winter QaitieaB, Blackpool, Bsc. 
K nalpw. LeBoy (nyalaa Orora) Tacaon. Arti. 
'"ft!! ■■ (Yonns'a lUlUon Dollar Plar) 

_ Atlanlle (Jity. 

Kllnefeltera, Tb«: Box 483. Hawardea. la. 

"o* Sletera, Threa (CIrcaa Bnah) Bamhort, 

„(3er., July 1-81. 

Kolar, Baxcl: Marwood. UL 

K^UhJ ttoart. * Banjo Oltlat ISSS Broadwar, 

Sll^St^^Rl ^<*> las Sth ava.. N. T. a 

^i^^?'iS?..'ii?.."i8.5r*' 

Kirk, r. Pearaoo (Airdome) Clartnda, la., 11-lS. 
Krnnry * Bollla (Scenic) Rarere, Maaa. 
Kiufmau Tloapa (UaJeatIc) Ghlcaao. 



Kramara. The (Emprcsa) Kanaaa City, Ho.; (Oak 
Sommlt Park) EvansrUIa, lad., 18-23. 

Klatn St CllftoB (MlaalOB) Salt Laka, C; (Ka- 
leatle) OeoTer, Cola, IMS. 

Kramac 4k Bom (tatalaa Vtrtj Faik) 

KaUar * itfna (nagataff fait) -MiMfe 
Pa. 

KortlB-Boaas Boga (ronr-MIIe-Creek Park) Erie, 
Kent * Wllaon (Star) Padneah, Ky.. 14-18. 
Kolllna, Stuart, A Banja Quia (Uniqiie) Hlna- 
eapolla. 

Raene, Uattle: Botcl Oerard, N. T. C. 
X^ler * Wentworth: 1014 8. 24th at.. St. Jo- 

KMs mo: «IW OMartm 8t Loolo. 

toU. Oton It Avoir: MMT Casnna at., San Vnn- 

Lamhiattaa, The: Mt. ToiMb, 0. 
Lalfoat Broa.: 814 W. ISth at., It. 
Tax. 

Xioasdoa, I.aclUe: 2451 Mlcblaan aTc. 
caco. 

LaSalla A LInd: 133 Foote are., Johnatowb, 
N. Y. 

IXUiiaweU. Nat: 2S30 Sth are., N. Y. C. 
UacMaa, roar: 21S8 Huron at., Chicago. 
Lancelot, Joa. (Tbeatorlnm) lUdland, Dot., Caa. 

A Bdwarda (Amarleaa) New Orleaaa. 
Banaatt A Lalfaaa (r 



Worth. 

Chl- 



Loadan • 
Pa. 

LaMottre Broa. (Celebration) Wall, S. D. 
LaUar, Mlia Wayne (Majeetic) Charlerolz. 

Mlcb.; (Star) Sault Ste. Marie, Can., 18-23. 
LaBocca. Boxy P. (Majeatic) Butte, Moat.: 

(WaaUnstoo) Spokane. Waata.. 1B-2& 
Locaaee, Ttiraa (MUea) MIlea City, Moat. 
Langtry Slatata: KaozTllle, Tenn. 
LaTUl Broa. jjonng'a PIpt) AtUatle^^^ 




h: Y.; 

184S. 
Lacier. Bkad A ^ 

(Oraad) CICTeland, 
LaBeatoral (Lake Park) 

Caalno) Akron 18-23. 
Unton'a. Tom, Jangle Olria (Bljoa) Fmd da 

Blehaoad, lad., 18-23. 
LaTtoor, Clara A IVank (Ctratal) Fraakfort, 

Ind. 

LeOraaga A Gordon (Oem) a*^«"«f City, Kan., 
14-10: (BUta) Batchlaaoo, 18-20. 

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I aa< Oioudr Bab let. 



formers 
with 




IIOBK ALLABO 
Olf OlOWB. 



Howe's 
Great 
London 
Shows 



LaMar. Mlaa Wayne (Victoria) UanlHaa, Ulch.. 

14-10. 

Lerlna A Nelako (>^M>r Mlla Ctcck Patk) Blir, 
rm.t (Oraad) aaraland, a, 18-23. _ ^ 
Lyaeh A Ballar (Maw Brighton) Brighton Baach. 

LaBiaaeha (Lnaa Park) Waah., D. C. 

LaQalr A Wcat: Sea lale Otty, N. J. 

Lade. Bndolph B.: QUdstooe, Neb. 

La DeU. Ona A Boea (Rlretalda Park) Aaha- 

TlUe, N. C. . 
I«BatreIlU (Portola Cafe) San FlaBclaeQ, 
La B\)rd, Cbaa.: Mnnele. Ind. 
Lakola A Lorain: 108.1 BUIa it., Saa Frandaeo. 
LangdOBB. Tbc: TD9 ITth at, Racine, Wlx. 
I.alUae Broa.: lOT K. 31at at., N. Y. O. 
Lataen, B. C: 1234 Snnuntt are., Baelaa, Wla, 
La Bae, Boli D.: 018 N. New Jaraey at. la- 

dlanapoUa. 

LaTtoaka, Phil.; ISS W. 2SBd it, Lao Aagelea. 
LaVlUaa. The: Grand PaelOe Motel. CMoiao. 
Lawrenca A Wright: ISSS Broadway, N. Y. a 
Lannoo, Bert: BIW W. Waahlngtoa at, Chicago. 
Leooora, LaBalla (Scanic Temple) WnilmaaUe, 

LaPaarl A Bogatt: 401 Sriooka are., Sprlngfleld, 

LeBoy, Vie: White Bala, H. T. O. 
Ught, Dick (Ohrmple) Oklahoma city. Okla. 
Uaea. Barry: 430 Olh at aoalh. Mlaaeapolli. 
lAftoa, Caellla (Oollaanm) Londoa, Bag., May 



taMratto-LoliMt O^tOirstol) 

LaSha. BaiOeat: MacMaaa Uaad. ineh., 1123. 
LaVeaa A Drair (Uric) Beotdco, Hah.. M-IB: 
(Bleetrle) Uaahattan. Kaa., JMB} <I«lie) 

inaetlon City. 21-23. - ' ^ 

Ussard A Walker (Star) TUOBOBB. n.1 (Co- 
lonial) WUkla«>org. 18-23. 

I^Toy Broa. (Orpheom) Saa naaclaco, 11-23. 

Lnkoahlmaa. The (Hippodrome) Southampton, 
Sng., 18-23: (Hippodrome) Portamonth, 2S-30. 

Lokoa. Alaz. (Palace) aapham. Bag., 18-23: 
(Hippodrome) Ealing, 25-30. 

HcDoaald. O. L.: 818 Soperlor at.. Toledo. O. 

UcKcaa, Three: Aotora' Society, 133 W. 3ltn i-t, 
N. Y. C. 

UcLallaa A Caraon (Winter Garden) Berlin. 

Oer., Jane 1-Jnly 21. 
McLean A Bryaat (Btll) Beaton Harbor. Mich. 
McSorley A BieaBora (BtltB^) Porttaad, Ore. 

Mack, Lee: " 

Mack. Ifair 

Malaa *- 

Mallotr. 




inch. 

Haaafleld, Chaa. B.t Hew 
Uanhall. Gaow P.: CMS Sa. 0 

MiTlw. iBd. 
Uaaoa. Chaai A.i ISl W. 4M ot. X.. T. C. 
Uanrall. Jaat'BBM 1^ K. T. 
— *• *'>-*^ - - ^ _ 



Uay'a Uoilcal OoBta: Il« N. 4th at. Ft Smiib. 
Ark. 

Ifayo A Bowe: care Bert Lerry. 144 Powell at., 

Saa FraaelKO. 
Uasnx A Mazette (BBVbe) Loadeai. EBg., Jnaa 

O-July 30. 

Melnotte-LaNole Trial 4S BaiytaaC ONu Com* 

berlend. Md. ■ ■ 

Uetbrea Ktateia, Tbiee: 12 Colton afc. MiIbB' 

fleld. Maaa. 
Meyer, Lep (Palace) Macon. Ga. 
Meyer, Darld (Pantam) Vletacla, B. C. Quk 
MUam A Dn Bola: WeUttBlaQ Bant. Ghuan. 
lunar. Tbereaa: IIS wTaraaa a'M.. OtMsSmm. 

VUTm OUa. 
mnpa. BUIy: 13 JaekioB at, Aknm, O. 

mo: .1834 MIfhIgaa are.. CUeago. 
MonaoB, B. Tboo.: 018 W. 48th at.. Loa Anselcs. 
Montague. Mooa (Palmi San Franclaeo. 
Moorea, nra Flying: 800 F at, Monde, Ind. 
Moore. Tom A Stasia: care B. A. Myera. 1402 

Broadway, N. T. C. 
Morgaa. Ira: Bine Orasa Hotel. St. LonI*. 



Chaa. It. (BUoa) Albert Lea, 



Mlaa. 




MoTey, Chaa. 1^ 

Mowatta. 

Mnllaae . 

too. Tax. 
Momhy, Mr. A lira. A. 24 

Benton Barber. Mich. 
Meredltha. The. A Dog 
Natches, Mlaa., 14-lS. 
Marae, Boaa A Howard (Airdome) 

lb.. 14-10. 
Malle, Eknard (BUoa) GreeuTllIe, S. C. 
Mathleus, Juggling (Electric Park) Albany, N. 
Y. 

McDonald. Ethyto: Gen. Del.. Sterllnr, lU. 
Millers. Three JnggUnc (Pantagra) Taeoma, 

Wash.: (Pantegea) Portland. Ore., 18-23. 
Haedooald &latera (Yonng'a Pier) Atlantic City. 
Meyeia. BaUe CMaJeatlS Charleeton. S. C.: 

(Majeatle) JaekawwBli. Via.. 18-23. 
Macks, Two Paail eaa ((Moalal) Colnmbna. O. 
Meara. Sergeant (Lyric) Roblnaon, m.. 14r-Mi 

(New Maleatic) EvanaTUIc. Ind., 18-23. 
Melroae A Kennedy (Orpbeam) Spokane, _ 
MelTllle. Marrelona (Hippodrome) Pblla. 
Montrose. Belle (Park AIntome) Atlanta, Oa.: 

(Orpbeom) SsTannab. 18-23. 
MUton A DeLong SIsteta (Pantagea) Spokane; 

(Pantages) Seattle, 18-28. 
Montrell. Cbu. (Shea'a) Buffala 
Morton A Keenaa (Airdome) Elyria, 0.. 14-18; 
tO._B.) ■aalaA, U-SD; (Electric) Morwalk. 



MaUla A Bart (llBate Ball) Brlghtaa 

!!^''M^T&£»BS8SXk2^;^ 

Cisco, 18-23. 
Mullen A Cortelll (Ingeisoll Park) Dea Moines, 
la., 18-23. 

Marlo-Aldo Trio (Hippodrome) Bostua: (New 
BrlEhton) Brlsbtcn B<-ich. N. Y.. 18-23. 

MsnKvan Troapo (Hippodrome) Boeton. 

Morton. Mildred ((Sniheam) Stiokane: (Orpb- 
eam) Baattle. MJSj*" 

MBsaeB A IMDay CBBIiiBa) 

MBt% autk (Kmpreaa) llllwBBkfo. 

Merrltt. Hal (Orpheom) Loa Aagelea. U-23. 

Martlaettla A Sylraater (Proctor'a) Newark, N. 
J., 18-23. 

Melroae A Bdmanda (Joylsnd) Potadam, N. T, 
Mnaller A Mneller ((Antes) Ssn Frsndsco, 
Morrar, Marlon (Otpheum) San Frandaeo, IMfL 
Moaeta FIt* (National) San naaclaco. 
BMebaU. Harry A Kate (Grand) TacMBB^ 

WBik.: (Orandr ParUand. Ore.. I8-2S. 
McDowell. John A Alice (Victoria) Fhlla. 
MoUar. Hatnr (MlnaaBl BiBO.) MlamlahBrftJl. . 
Man from Mlmieanta, Tha (PBMaaiB) Baa Fiaa- 

daeo. 
Moran A 

flmniai 
Manoloa 

diaaapella. 
Macks. Two (Colonlsl) Columbus. O. 
Mil man. The (Peoples) Petoskey. Mich. 
McMcn, Maria (Mew BablBieB) CiBclaaatL 
McOnsBin BMMOt ISn W. MadliM tt, CM- 

MiS^n * Oiwraet 408 B. ISth at. Davaaport. 
la. 

MsHon A Lnilaa: 1SB3 Broadway, N. T. C. 
Martins A Carl: 483 W. S7th at.. N. T. O. 
Marttnettle A Sylrester: 0730 Leeds at. Phils. 
Haaon. WUbor A Jordan: Rerere Hosse, Chi- 
cagOL 

Minard Bros.. Bill A Bob: Vallry Brook Farm, 

Eagle Mllla. N. T. 1 
Miller A Mack: 2513 Klrobal at.. Pblla. I 
Moffett A aare: 111 E. 25tb at.. N. Y. C. 1 
Mnrray A Bamtltoa: 503 W. Adama at., MnncIe, ' 

ma. 

National Coalaon, Thrre: 737 Knlekerboekcr . 

BTO.. Brooklyn. 
Newton, Olayda (L.Trle) Macon. Oa. 
Nichols A Cralz: White Rsts. N. T. 
Noble A Brooks: ShenaaB Boose, Mt. 

Mich. 

Nannary, May: 1027 LaSalle btc.. Chlcaga. 
Naxarro, Nat: 3101 Tracer are., Kansss Cllr* 
Mo. 

Newman, Harry: 112 Fifth are., (Hilcaao. 
NIblo A Riley: 158 Third are.. Brooklyn. 
NlcheU A Smith: SIS AddlaoD are., Chicsgai. 
Norrls, Ndlle Lea (Palace) Dallas. Tra. 
Norton. Great: »4I KewtaB 1 ' ~ ' 
Moaaes, Mz: Mew Brtahtar 
Maon A Eldred (lagcnon ] 
MalaB. Sheaa A Nolan (n 
Nanette (Shea's) Buffslo. 
Keary A MUter (BIJao) Snpertor. Wla. 
Matieaal Morelty Trio (BUou) MarlaetlBk 

(Oayety) LoalsrUle, Ky., 18-23. 
O'Benrke A Atkinson: I8«a W. 6Sth at.. CloeO> 



T.. 



C. 



<Hto Broa.: 2W W. S2nd st, N. T. C. 
Odlra (MorriaoB'a) Bockaway Beach, N. 

11-23- 

Old Soldier Flddlcis (Temple) Detroit 
O'NeOl Trio (Haleatic) Ft Wayne, Ind.; (Colon- 

lal) Indlsnsp^ls. 18-23. 
Owen. Dorothy. Mae: Kansas City. Mo. 
O'Nrll, Doe Howard (Majestic) Birmingham. 

Ala. 

Orr. Chaa. F. (Casino Patk) Allaata. 08.t 
(Park) Chatlaaoaga. Tenn.. l£-33^ . 

Pearce 'slater* Three: 710 liBBe lOj; B s bIW b. 
Petaoal A Halllday: Van —raw Batet. p U tUm, 
Powere. naak J.. BypnotlMt tS4 IT. A t odlBir 

at. JanearlUe. Wli. 
Price A KIbc (New Brishtoa) Brlxbton Beach. 

N Y 

FBrTla,'Oe«. W. Parrla. Jt. (OomlgBO) fib. 8t 

Joaepb. Ho.. 14-18. 
Pepper Twins (Oipbenra) 

aay. Ont. Can.. 18-23. 
Bintaar. Willy (Ttaapte) ammH. 
Magle A WhlBBC (OrvfeaoB) Bbb WMm Oau , U- 

Pearaa A MaaoA . 
Pope A Dog Var: 
naatd A Maaagr 
«sa. M. J. 



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Xlie eillboarcl 



JULY 16, 191«. 



UST OF FA IRS 

Widi the Names of the Associations by which tiie Events axe 
Held, and the Dates upon which They axe to Take Place — 
hdoaua&m ftocnxad 
thtt lis llMiwtM 




LIST OF CIRCUIT& 



MG FAIR CIRCUIT. — Lebmoo. Pa., I.abuiOB 
▼■11*7 Fair. wnint-BuTe. P«.. Loaeru Oo. 
Wlir. Bethlehem. Pi., fair. Naxanth. P«-. 
Northamphm Oonntr ralr. Allentown. Pm., 
Gnat Allentown Fair. Xtcntoq, N- J., la- 
tacsut* ralr. Ht. HoU^. MTX. lIt..B«^ 
WiJx. Harentowo. Ud., W«*lr — 
ralr. H. B. Sehall. Alien town, 
wf laHrj. 

CWNTEAL KKNXDCKY FAUt CIBUUIT- 
4ntK:>Sy~ lUr. DsBTlU*, Kr>. VUr. HW- 

Kk. Mnr Pmj » m « ftte ■Irtmwiiil, 

O^^Wz> NBW-YOBK TBOTTINO ASSN. — 
OKtlaad. N. Y., Cortland Coxmtj Astlenltnnl 
■eetaty. Drydeo. N. X.. Drjdeo Asrlcaltnnl 
■edetr. Tramanabars, N. S., Uiilan Acrteol- 
tanl Society. UonTU, N. T., Cajnn Coos^ 
Acrlcnltiml Society. Whitney's Point, H. 
T., Broom Ooraty A«itealniral SoeletT' Owe- 
r>. N. T., Tlofi Ooimtjr Asilciiltonl Society. 
EliDlra, M. Y., Chemms Comty AsrlcaltiiT*! 
Sodety. Genoa. N. T.. Ocaoa Acrimltnlal 
Society. Newark ▼allay* '^t Hi 
Tlofa AfTienltnnl Soeiatr. W. P. 
TtnmuM> bnr». K ^Y.^^^jw yw^ ."^ m lFi j i 

■ABBBN ObNIUMmUUx''ciBOIIB— FBtum, 
OoDB.. Patnam Fair. Morwlcsh, CkMm., New 
lAOdon Co. Fair. WllUmantle. Conn., Hone- 
Am Puk Aerlcaltuial Fair, BockrlUe, Coon.. 
BodrrUIe Fair. Staffoid Sprtnsa, Coon., Staf- 
ford SprtuKB AgTlcDltnnl Aian. 

BAFTKBM PENK8n,YANIA FAJB OIBOnlT. — 
BethMiem. Pa., SUt* FUr. NUHuatb, Pa.. 
Mortliampton Co. Fair. Allrntown, Pa^ Fair. 
Baadiac, Pa.. Oreat Bee ding Fair. Toik. 
Pa., Fklr. Bloomaburf, Pa., Fair. Hany 
B. aebaU. AUentowa. Pa., etreolt aecretaiy. 
QUAT MOBTBSRN CIBOUIT. — ^Bowbella, N. 
' D.. FalE. MIbM. M. I>_ Falr._ Ouda. K. 

It. D.^JM«^M* ^SmK . : MW^.-JL D., 




■as Stata 



Otb Fife 

M 00. Fdr. Walt ^ . 

▼araOBt Fair. Maneheater. ▼fc, _ 
▼aBay Faliv South Wantnsftsd, Yt^ 
WaJUagtbrd ' Fair. Walter K. F 
Botlial. Tt. ■eeratazy of. etreolt. 
SBBAC WBSXERM OIBOIIIT— Ft. Wayne, Ind.. 
aicat Fort Warn* r»St. Ten* Bant*. Ind., 
Otand Baplda, .lflAr, Waatam USi^r 
lUta Fair. Ifiltniawm Hleb.. . mtr- 

Fair. Datrolt. Wck.. mchlcaa ' Mat* 

FklB. OaT^aaa. O,, Fa^ 

. - sn*,' 

° Btnta Fair. Col am boa, O^-.Otam 
■Klagfield, m., nuaala State 
Xuaa, Texas Stats Fair. .M 
■Ur. Phoenix, Axis., FaSc 
nUKOIS CTirf BAI. ■ TBOTTIHO AMD 
' mo QtHCVlT.— Cimbrtilta, lU.. Haii7 
Fair, wyomlnjr. nL,TWIt. ~ ' 
Bcnaa Oooaty Falc ' -Sapaa 
Fab. AladOh HL^ lBn« Ol 
..faaj » HL, Fair. ■ -. » >-ii2*'_- 

' Mb. BaeknarL lad,,- Mc.''- Boanllli^ lad.. 

■Ur. Oarml. Hi.. Fair. Mneatoa. lad^ Olb- 
' Mm Oa. Fate. - -▼Ini laiiaa, IndlTFalr. Jaa. 
- ^^|^fF■Mln, Ht Tom. lad., ptMUaat «r 

drciilt; Aln Bscod* Mcvnuy. 

nmtiiwA TTOttA i. oiBuuix OF ▼■BHoinr 

Ain> ■ABTBRK OAXADA— VooiSTin*. ▼t.. 
f^i«<ini« ▼■Hey Fair. Bbatbrooke, Que., OnL, 
.-Oaaada'a Oraat B«atam Fair. Barton, ▼t., 
Oaantr Fair. St. JnlnntmiT. Vt.. 
k Fate, WUto Mfm nmeUaa. Tt^ 

t aff dfCDtt^ 

WXTM R. AHD MIAia ▼ALUT FAXB 

CWlim^WliMliMlai. O.. Adaon Co. Fair. 
- . BMnasol. . O., Trl-Ooimly Fair. Xaala. O., 
t^- . flaaaaa Oaaaty Fair. Ifetbeozne. Ky., Sew- 
■'k'-'^S^^ DitTtaV and Fair Assn. Cartbaca, O., 
•v-'-'walltM Ooonty Fair. Bjrtiisaald. O.. Clark 
. ■ ■.'■Oo. Titt. ITibua, m., Cbampalcn Co. Fair, 
r. ^<Ksatea. O., ' Hardin Oo. Fair. WaaUnstOB 
^.''.7?0L Fmtta Co. Fair. Bcatao. 0., ~Oler> 
-.'-r^'MflBt jOow' nlr. P^TI^tf^Btr*^, Oo. 
^^t-^rJti^ BUneheabr,^^ Fair. 




Onn^ fair, 
Oajrta, O.. 



Mamrma^ O.. HBUb Oo. Fair. 
^eMe Coontr Talr. l^baaoa, O.. 



J^<^fir«ira OoimtF lUr. Tny, O., Miami Oo. 
^^^fSWE. -BaBntOB. O.. Bntlar Ommty Fair. J. 

C fcowl. P rtaaa. O.. dreiilt aeer ata ry. 

TBOTTINO AND PAOHIS OIB- 
(^ POBtlae,- Flint, Port Hma. 




OISOUiTi— JoUat; 

" , UBca Clty,- Qra8t--Falla. Ha- 
and KaHaprll.-; Q.- ■.; loais. 



FAIBS BBOBT STOWIT' CIB- 
~ Ktb.. Fair. La U »«t < B. :Wrt>-. 
mm ^ >w. darks. Keb.. Mr. Cbad- 
M~ Oawaa Ooamty Fair. Thedford. 
- mfcu. Gac* O>o4r 



««tt aaoata 



NiaBNABOmA TAUSY SBOBT 8BIPMXNT 
CIBOUIT.— Aadobaa. la., Andobon Connty 
Fair. Atlantic, la., Cass Oonn^ Fair. Aroca, 
la.. PotUwattunla County Fair. Cart B. 
H offman . Atlantic, la., drcnlt a ce r at a jy. 
NOBTHKAST UISSIBSIPPI FAIB ASSN.— Ta- 
pelo, Ultt., Fair. Baldwyn. Ultt., Northeaat 
ktelsalppl Pair. BooaTtUe, tOm., F^lr. Cor- 
inth. Ulaa., Alcam County Fair. W. I,. Uc- 
Elroy. Btldwrn. Mlu., aeerataiy. 
NOBIB CENT&AL KAMSAB FAtB AMD BAC- 
€)IBCUUN-Mj_lfaCfa. Kaa„_]Msw _II< 



Fair. BailUrellla. Kan.. Fals. 



ity 

KePberBoa. 



Kan.. HcPberaoD Goantj Fair. Clay Oenta, 
Kaa.. day Oentar Fair. Oaaeordla. Kaa.. 
Fair. Abnena, Kaa., Fair. MluwapoUa, 
Kan., Ottawa Comity Fair. BOey, Kaa., 
Fair.. Frad W. Btnrsea. Cooeordla. Kaa. - 
MOBT&WXST IOWA FAIB CIBCITIT— IcBkl^ 
aoB, la.. Fair. Bockwdl dty, la.. Fair, 
nmda. la.. Bis Foot Fair. Sac OUj, la.. 

Sac Coauty Fair. — ■"" ~ ■ 

Oomity fA, a. b : 
la.; J. P. 
treasnrer. 

OHIO, P■In<BTLVA^1A, UABYLAND AMD 
WEST YIBGINIA ^CIKO ASSN.— Clarka- 
faan; W. Tt^ Me. fUtSMBt W. Ta.. lUfc 



W. A. Stolte, Beedaburc, Wis., circuit aecte- 

WESt' TBNNEaSEB AND KENTUCKY FAIB 
CIBOUIT. — PadDCah, Ky.. Padaeah Fair Assn. 
Maylleld. Ky., West Kentucky Pair Aaan. 
Union Olty, Tenn.. West Tenneaaee Fair. 
Diasden, Tenn., WeaUey County Fair. . Paris, 
Tsnn., Henry County Fair. Jackson. Tenn., 
Fair. Ooilntta. Hlsa.. Fair. Bnmboldt. 

1M. «. It. am 



aranaita 

Atbaaa— Umcstooe Caoaty Fair. Oct. 18-21. B. 

ir IFalkar, aecy. 
BlrmtaaliaM «1sbaM^ state Ftir Exhibition As- 

aoeU M OB. Oct. d-lB. ftaak P. Chaffee, secy. 
CbllderalnirB— Negro Fknaoa' Asaa. Oct. 31- 

Mor 6. J. F. Wtlllatas, aecy. 
HoatsTlIla — Fair. Sept. S-ia K. Fallay. aecy. 
lIoBtcoBMry— Alabama Acri. Amm. Oct. lf<a 

■. H. Winters, secy. 
Samaoo^— Oenera County Fair Asaa. OB 

W. O. Pryor, secy. 



ABIZOVA 

_ Annual Fair t 

,,OWsty, aecy. 

ARKAMBAS 



Mar. 



Carlisle — Centra] Arkansas Fair. Oct. 17-21. B. 

D. Mnny, atcy. 
Conway — Fanlkntr Co. Pair. Oct. 4-T. Ftank 

Farrla. secy. 
El Dorado— Union Connty Fair. Oct. 18-22. B. 

M. Benson, chairman amnsemeots aad aaacaa* 

■Ions. 

Fayetterllle — Waahlagton Slonnty Vlik-'- Aaaa. 

Oct. 4-T. B. U Mettlcablp, aecy. 
Hot ■uteg-^AdMaaa Slate Fair Jam. Ot. 




Oo. Adtodtnl 

Boc an. B. A. Powell, aecy. 
Hanfsrd— Kings County Fair. Oct. 10-U. Uz. 
Baaaatt, secy. 




MaaM aC teva 



• aa^»< 




-Ta., Fair. Ofacasbnrc, Pa., Fair. DaWmm 
Pa., Fair. Irotgantmra. W. Ta., Fslr. Faaaa-' 
boro. W. Ta.. Fair. Bocbaaaon. W. Val. 
Fair, ooiabeilana, tU,. Fair. Bagatatana. 

-WL. Wtb. BaMioafa, Kd., lUr. Bobt. Ab- 
doaoa, WbaiUac. W. Ta., drcnlt aacntaiy. 

BtZZB DIBXBiaT FAIB ASSN.- Tietor, la.. 

TIetor Dlstnet FUr. OrlnaaU, la.. P«w»- 
ahlak CoaatF Fair, Mawton, la., Jaspar Oo. 
Fair. Palla. la.. I«ka Prattla District Fair. 
What Obear, la.. Fair. Mew Sharaa. la.. Maw 
BbaroB Dlatrlet IWr. J. 8. Ballar. 3*-^ Tit- 
ter, la., aaoatary. • 

SOCXBSABXBBH IKDIAMA FAIB dBOOIT. — 
■OlnbDrF, lad.. Fair. Nortb Tataea, lad., 
Rcrtfc TcnoD Fair. Oegood. lad.. Blpl iy 
Ooimty Fair. I>wTeBcabUF, lad.. Lawraaeo- 
boiF FSlr Assn. . GiMasbins. lad.. Dscatar 
~ Fair. Odombaa, lad., OMaouns Fair. 

Ind,. FilB, niiAiHIib lBd» Baa 

— ^ 




_ . Stats' Fair. HaArllla, Ttan., Vaaa- 
Elate JUr. Ifemphls. Tens., Tri-Stats 
Fslr. Blimlngham. Ala., State Fair ot Ala- 
bama. Uontsomery,' Alja., ' Fair. HostJiTllle. 
Ala., Fair. Colmnboa, Oa., Fair. Frank 
'Faller Memphla. Tsim., aeerstary of drcnlt 

BOUTHEBN OHIO 8HOBT SHIP UIBUUIT. — 
Columbus. C Stata Fair. TaasailTiSh O., 
Fair. Marietta, O.^ WmHi«I» :-Olb ^mr. 
Athens. O.. Fair. & aTSBlb - Alhaa.' 
O., clicul t seeretanr. ■ 

TRI-STATK SBOBT SHIP CUBODIT OF 
NEBBA8KA, IOWA AMD lO&aOIIBI— Aa- 
bnra.. Mdi., - Aabora Sammer Baca Meat 
Mdnaafca Ctty. SA.. Mdtraska City Speed 
■od Fair . Aasn. Bad Osk. Is., MootsoOKry 
ConatF Tklr. Malrem, la., MlOa County Fair. 
ttkmmmTiAnmy, la.^ SbcnaBdoab Fair Asaa. Malt- 
land, Ms., Fair. Des Malaea, la., Iowa State 
FUr. I. J. Swain. KslTsra. la., pnaldsBt of 
drcsit B. C. Bowa, Anbom, Meb.. aaentaxF 
of dreolt. 

TIBOnOA, CABOUMAS AMD OBOBOIA FAIB 
CIBCUIT. — Oslax, Vs.', Oslaz Fslr. Badfocd. 
▼a.. Fair. Taxewdl. Ta.. Ttewm. Vktr 
Assn. Boanoke, Ta., BoonUko I. * A.- Aaaa. 
Imdibarf , Ta., Inteiratata ' Fair, Wlaatsa- 
Salem, N. C. Piedmont Fslr. OreenSbon^ 
V. C, Central Cardlns Fair Aaan. Bslelcta. 
N. C, Nortb Candlna SUts Fair. Cbarlotte, 
N. a, Meekleibars Fair Aaaa. Oolambla. R 

C, Fair. Aacaata, fl- ""■ ' 

Aasn. J. P. RwOk 
ok a. Ta . : ■ 

w is c o M sn f 

— *a??' *«™'- rortm, 
TboqM, TMa, aiiOF aad (MfS 




Sapt 



Odatado 

F. B. 

Delta— Fair. _.. 
D«nTei>— Intetatai _ 

s^lT. a. C. Poller, 

Fort Morcan — Morcan Connty Fair Aaaoelatloa. 

Sept. 6-9. Stmoci Batbbone, secy. 
Orand Junction — Uesa County Indnatrlal and 

S*ult Fair. Sept 20-23. Chaa. O.«ho. atcy. 
Oreeley — Fair. Sept. 27-30. D. 1. March, aecy. 
Montroae— Montrose Western Slope AgrL Fair. 

Bept 20-23. S. V. Hobsugh, secy. 
Bo^z Ford— Arfcanaaa Valley Fair Asaa. Auc- 

gwiL S. O. M. Hall, aecy.; Q. M. PcsHa, 

OOHBZOZZCBT 
Cbcatai^-Ftsli^ Bant. 14, Di K 
CUeb<atai^-IUr.^is»t. «-l«, v 

Daatorp-Oaabary Arrladtsrsl Sodety 
Dataa aet aat mTt. Bnlkley, secy. 

A^art— OoIIfiM Agri. Fair. Sept 2S4lt, 

lllilflad Tha Ooeasetlent Fair Aaaa. Seat B- 
Walter U Ooadwln. aecy. 

Kanrtactoa— Fslr. Oct B. D. K. Batlcy. aaey. 

Itfuie l^e Oraafs Fslr. Sept 21. J. W. 
Stark, sacy. 

Msnastnek — Nauaatnek Acrl. Fair. Oct. lO-U. 
Mangstock — Yeacon Valley D. and A. Assn., Inc. 
Oct 13. 

New Hsren — New Haren County Hortlcnltnral 

Boe Utr. Some time la Norember. Frederick 

H. Wilts, aaor. 
Monrick-^air iMdaa Oo. Axrlcultural Sodety. 

Sept BtT. TSao W. Terringtoa. Sooth Can- 

tertmry. Coon. 
Patnam— Putnam Fair. Datea aot aat Bcaait 

M. Arnold, secy. 
BockTlUe — Bockrflle Fair Assn. Sept 90-21. 



F. J. 0>13ey, mecT. 
Stafford ^tlnga— Stafford brings Agrlenltaral 
Sodety. Sept 21-29. C. B. Gary. aecy. 

DZIAWABZ 
wnmlngtsB— New CastIa Coaaty Fair. Ans. SO- 
Sapt X E, Scott Ttowaaad. 009. ■ . 

FZABIBB . 
Oeale— Martaa Co. Mr Jkim. Wm. 

S. Win la ma. aeeF.~- ' ■• . ? 
Paaaaeola^rWaiBtate VUb. Har. T-IB : JiiMa 
C. Wataoa, aetr. 

OBOBOIA 

Atbens— OeorcU State A<rl. Soe, Aam. IB-U. 

Ifartln V. Calrln, aecy. ^^v^ 
Aognsts— Oeorgls-ekrollsa Fair AMBc Mar. T' 
12. nank B. Baana. aser. 
jB»mp OiMtj Fate, Oat -is-at. J. 



Dalton— Fair. Oct Il-U; 9, B. MtOasmy. aaer. 
•^iif— County Fair iUTSo^'i^. 

MalTln Tanner, aecy. 
KstoDton — Potnam Co. Fair. Dataa not aat M 

F. Adama, secy. 
Useoo— Colored State Fair. Mar. U 

B. B. Wright pica., no Maw at, I 

Macon — Macon Stata Fair Ammi Ort. 

Harry 0. Bobart secy. j 

mAHQ 

Blackfoot— Sootbeaatata Maho Fate-. 
IS-IT- W. H. SlaflteaaB. aa^^ 



Mam. Oct. M. 



Boise — iBtatBMMiatala 

CosgroTe. secy. 
Caldwdl — Csnyoo 

J. B. Ooweo, secy. 
Lewlstoo — I/ewlstOQ-Clarkaton Fair. Oct. 10-lg. 

C W. Ifoonta, aecy. 
Moontalo Bomo— Klmote Co. Fair Assn. S*pt. 

SS40. 

Msa tp e lfsr Moatpaller Fair. ' Sept. 4-T. 
Parts— Bear Laka Oooaty Fair and DrlTlag Aa- 
aedatlaa. Sapt »SOl W. B. B^mT" ^ 
St ABthear— VteaoBt OaL fkir Amm. ~ ~ 

31- W. D. Taser, aagr. 
Twin Ctty-:.4air Aasa. Sept IS-IT. 

ILLDroiB 
Alblea — ^Bdwards County Fslr. I 

B. Doty, secy. 
Aledo— Mereer Co. AgrlciiltarsI 

20-23. W. D. Emerson, secy. 
Altamont — Altamont AgrL Fair. Ang. 3a-Sept. 

2. Fred Nanmer, secy. 
Anna— Fair. Aog. 80-Sept 2. Fraak B. Kroh. 

secy. 

Atlsau--Atlaaite OMaa Oeatral Acrt 
Ang. aOBvt S. B. I. Pauallr. aae 
BeUerllle— St dair OaaatFMr ? 



IS-IS. 3. 



Blcbard D. WtoefasC.M|f^' 
" aty Fate, '£S^i 



IS-IT. 

Belrldetc — ^Booae Ooonty _ 
MyroB D. Perkins, aecy. 

Bradford— Fair. Sept 2T-3S. 

Bieese — Breese D. and F. 
Ang. W. Oman, secy. 

BnshneU — Bosbnell Fair Aun. 
H. Johnsoe, secy. 

Oaiatrtdig-^Bmy^^CooBty Fair. 

Cbailaatea— Ootaa Oat^S^r, 




OJeago— Tfibd'Natfoaal Apple ^ 

Dec a. Bes B. Rtee, a e CT . ■ . 
Chicago— InteraaUosal Urc BMck 

2e-Dec. S. B. H. Halde, secy. 
CarmI — White County Fair. Sept 5-10. C. M. 

Barnes, aecy. 
CarrolltoD — Greene Caaaty Fair Aaaa. Oct 1S> 

21. 8. B. Slapai^ aaaf.-- - 
Camaigo— Doadas Otk'Hte. Bwt. S-Il. .W.:S. 

Bnrgett secy. .. , .- , ■ .■ 

CarllnTin^Macoapto Oaaatr 'VMk,. Alt. IMi; 

C W. York, secy. - . -r' .^Z^u- ■:■:.■ ■ 

Delaran — Tasewell Co. AgrtealteMI teoaill. Mjig. 

23-20. J. O. Jones, secy. 
Danrera — McLean Coonty Fair. Sept tt-S. John 

S. Popple, secy. 
Bl Psso— Woodford Cbonty Fair. Ang. SO-aept. 

2, H. J. ^Degtmyer, secy. 
BIwood— Fair. Saot 14-18. Marlon Elb, aecy. 
FatafMd-^Wayae Qmaty Fair 



Co. 

Sept Jaa. Berner, aecy. 

leIena.-^o DsTlesa Coun^ ~ ' 
Geo. O. Bllsb, secy 



ty Fair. - Sap^' 



Ooleoada — Pape County Agrleoltnral Aaaa. Oct. 

S-B. O. O. Kerr, secy. 
Or e s BO B — Oaaberiand Coaaty Fate Sapt. S-M, 




Bardln— Calbomi Connty 

Sept. 28-30. Cbas. B. Lraaar. - 
Barnsborg — Harrlsbars Fair ft Paffe ii 

12-18. Dr. C. E. Bylngton. SILJI 
aichland— Highland Fair Assn. Sept 1-1. i. K 

Stokes, aecy. 
Beoston— Hooatoa Agricultural Fair A fitocS 

Bbow. Aug. 23. Oaofge tyona, secy, 
lallet— JOUet Agricultural Society. Ang. 2S- 

^>t^ ^^gana FUwa. SS» Daarbora at,. 

Jona ab o e o . F air. Sept. U-tdL A. ▼. Osak, atep. 

Jodtn— BMk Idaad Oaaaty Fair. Sapt 

F. J. WMtedde, aecy. 
Ksnkike«— Kankakee DUtrlct Fair. Sept B-9. 
ten Small, aecy. 

^•J'»?r^F°^ Coanty Fair. a«t. It-U, A. 

B. Bueklns. secy. - ^ .j- . 

KnoxTille — Knox Coanty Fate. iteR SBBtet- % 

Cbsrlas A. Wslker. secy. 
Lafayttta— Stark Coanty Fair. Sept 9-9. T. 

T. Oelrla, aecy. 
Harps — ^Falr. Sept 84. a 

aecy. 

Lebaoaa-^bMoo Cooat 

Aog. le-ie. w. 3. 
taBoy— I*Eoy Fair 

Aug. le-lB. Bdw. _ 
LewlitOQ — FuItOB Co. I 

T. Oroat aecy. 
Uber^Tllle— Lake Connty Fair. 

'B. Morse, secy. 
MeNabb-Patnaa Cooaty Fair. Sept. ST40u Id- 

wte Ol Oaa^.aaea^... .- 




Sept e-P. 



M^osH^^^nilamB 



Oeo. O. Campbell. SMF. ; " 
MarttaiaTtne— Clark fTaiislj 'Vate 

R. Oasaway, secy, 
Masoa— Oroady Co. Agrlcaltnral Fair. 

U-IS. F. B. Clapp, secy. 
Kllfaed — ^Mlltord Borse Fair Aasa. 

•et B. S. HetToo, secy. 
Montteallo-^att Cbonty Board of 

Mo^%J±widsL£- 252^ .22^ 



fi«pt. 




X. CU. M. Faeser, sser. 
Mt StaillBg — Bnwa Oaoa^ Fair 

9S-9. B. W. Oetadiwiadar. aac. 
Mt Temon — Jefferson CoaatF BUr . 

27-30. C. E. Keller.^^^^' • " 
Morphyiboro — Jackson 

Obaa. L. Bitter, spcj. 
Maw toB J aa pe r C-.:ntT Agrienltnral Board. 
- 8apt-lS-17. I>s.'<h Rtnrart. aacy. 
Olilii 01il» Home Cbmlng. Latter part o€ Aog. 

W. H. Borke, secy. 
OrecoB — (Me .Cosaty AgrlcBltatal. Baard. Aog. 

23-98. Wm. P. Faarar. aaqr. 
Olaay— Blehlaad Col Mb ; Iwtr ML Jml 

•p. Wilson, secy. ' ^t:-ii?i>- • - 

Parla-Bdgar Connty Mfe- jifc-Millt'a V. 

B. Bedman, secy. .-. 
Peotoae— Fair. Sept. 21-29;. jM-9lMSiai^.MCF. 
Pateraborg — Menard Coun^-BMfe flV^ M, 
D. W. Itickelton, secy. 

: — Menard County Fair. 

(Coollnaad oa page dl.) 



JULY 16, 1910L 



Ttie eillboard 



33; 



ROLLER RINK NEWS 

Earle Reynolds Sails for Europe on Mauretania and 
Has Delightful Voyage—Notables in Amuse- 
ment World on Board the Big Ship^""" 



tawr't act. 
wmm m IvS* ken 



M picr. M«w York 
F Haaratmiila. tb< 
' aUp la ttaa world 
" wu nUmt the 
_ the uanement 

Jmbere. Flowef* br the cerUoed. In box*. 
Sth l«r«e ti«« that one could reed the iddrMi 
iWoek wrn titan eboerd. One yttr etrtklo* 
much edmlrwl otrertnf wm > Uis» eter 
SmeMotliic the 6-un en* Strlpee with » nail 
!3l^.kaw made op ot flowan. ptcaeatad to 
MdUe DoMU br 11 TTlT "I - Skate Co.. wboae 

- - AnetlHr attneim flocii piece 
hae j t a ae Mta d to Alice Uajd 
im nacr oace. K<3<3ie bh- 

Si onr one bimdi«« akaten and ehow people 
me at the dock aajtos Bon Tojage to their 

'^dStS* the trip OTer manr eooeerta were 

i tb* nliio. UeKmugmM and. amUm B«y- 
ikaJtad • nea aalha top deck dortar ue 

Sw^mT had ha aatiSl at the atart while 
SSMMTa^SM^rith Urn ha dtt aat haaltate to 
Keep the atak* money. 

ne trip was a di 
raosT inddenta: It 
wae a Joker. 

UUklBC c«wi la ttii kan kr deetrldtr oa 
lUmtanla. while It mar ha a realltr In fatnre 
It U not In practice now. hot for three honti, 
BlaetT-nloe oot of eTerr hoadrcd paaMnaen on 
the Miuietanla were of the opinion that there 
were twany-eli cows carried In the hall of 
the ship and that thej were milked at 6 A. M. 
and at « P. M. each day. Btewarda Jon ea and 
Baaloo were kept Hmfim ttfca kona aamr- 
S^eqneeta It paana «aaU ba dk^taad toca 
•-^tbe haU to mmSm • tn • o^elsek mllklatf. 
I Uwt. HelUa Doaanm and Mia. abaaaS- 
■■raS-later the wife of the faasai etltle 
. all for the Joke ^and wwe Imad 
V. Tm MeNansbtoa and the writer Med 
to keep tbe teke good, bat one of the SacUah 

waif ei« tipped It off thaf there weia 

la the bole and that It waa Impoaalhto 
eowe by (lertrieltT- Mn- ailiaiaiaa 
dieted tlie waiter and told him ha waa m 
ttte, for ibe rowed op *bd down that 




to aflk 



at Wammerateln'a laat week and that the mllklna 
«C the cowa by electricity was the best thins 
la Bammerataia's abow. Alice Lloyd bad also 
beard aboot It while Mln Donefan aald the 
night sbe waa op there It rslned and she pre- 
amned It was postpmed. Tbe captain at the 
boat was then eoogbt, for captains of EnglUfa 
Millng or steam craft never Joke or tell falae- 
boods. s«ys Mies Lloyd, and after half an hoar 
search they fMad tka captala and Mr. Baatai 
uiklan^ dM gjrtw «Mk. The etptala Md 



the 



i that 



4hat the Idea was a practleal one and may pat 
la face on Canard una ateamera. The ladlea 
looked dlaappolBted and flgaied some war to torn 
the tide ot the Joke on McNansfaton and Rey- 
nolds, hot It seemed tbe two Istter bad got 
mixed op In a whist game and they were not 
foond nntU after anpper time, and then the Joke 
bad been well aired. 



SKATING RINK NOTES. 

Fred Martin, formerly door manager at the 
AodltacigB Blak, 8aa JToat. CaL, has beta 
ShowlaB asM apead lat^. wlaaiBK 68 oat a( 
78 races la San JMa^ Bs csptarca the Saata 
Clara Coanty Gbamploashtp ta taog^ aad made 
one ot tbe faiteat recotda biUad a Ucrde. Us 
time being 2:38 2-5 for a aUIc, an a twaaty-Iap 
track. Mr. Martin la now proprietor of the 
Garden Rink. Falo Alto. Cel. On Satordsy 
nigbt. Jnly 25, ha rhced George BlchardaoB for 
tbe Pacific coast fhamnhnTahlp. Be woo the 
race hj bait a lafc iB- Oh thaa aC SstS far a 
iwenty-lsp tTack.^rBb.«M flHMlM «lth a gold 
loTlnc cnp. 

Camilla OeVandrey. tbe French akater. cor- 
crrd three miles In 8 mlnntes sod 17 secooda, 
at Highland Park, Xock. Pa., July «. 




8HREVEPORT, LA. 

Gtadaten* Opara Co. Doaa Not Meat 
with Much Succeas Hare. 



Tbe retnma on the Jeffrles-Jobnson fight 
flaahed np at tbe Clraod Opera House b«» 
were rather dlaappolntlnc In detail In regard to 
a blow-oat aa the Northctm Padfle wits, arhleh 



tateee. 

kaowa tkat tie Westere 



DkSl^vtta was ta ha 




mial RoUefiSkatars' 

ASSOCIAIION e-^ 



Organlaad *• flea siaal 
tare a ttnlAed a(3^ta oMr 
•katlBg ta g eneial. 

Addreoa SZtTT 




All the Stars of the Skating World 

AM XZXBX28 OT THZ OROAXTZATIOV. 



JJAK lOVOH 

OemoB aMWdlia, Ikacr aad Speed ax> 


VAN FRANK AND DEMPSEY 

TSZ TWO SAXS VXntM. 

NEW ACT. 
Now Booking Rinks and VaoderlUa.. 
Iililrnei 

BBOOKVUXS. INDIANA. 


mmmlmmMmmm 

ASCCNC rROMTOYLAMD 


BEBTHA DOXTD MAOK 

The orlglaal Aaaa Held preailere Bhata 
Dancer, faatarlng Back and Wing and all 
the steps familiar ta m osteal 
cp«a«||r._ Act .amui_a«a ag-ta^ata. 


H. A. snmoNS. 

^35dB iiiliiiwii Hisissii «tn tamatw witSa 
aai»terho5lap«iMi»W Brood MirST.Ony. 


THE HASRAHS 

rraaeinlna their tataat siii i las 

R 1 N K L A N D 


HISS ADELAIDE E. D'VORAK, the Girl Wonder 

la hor mare^OBS '■'^ Md^TWt* ^^^^ llrtn>IBoiu^^eodadtt»K^^a^ «Uk a 



used. Uoney waa refunded all dlasatisfied pa- 

trooa St tba bozH>0c«. 

Tbe Gladstooe Opera Company bare opened 
at tbe Ciilno. White City, New Orleans, after 
playing a rather onsocceasful CDRagement of 
aeren weeka at the Oladatons Theatre beie. 
Thla cotapaay will (eatoie aeeeral good 
teleca, and ptodaee Tba Hlkads^ Chlmaa o( Nor- 
Bundy. GtrcOa, The Bohemian OM. Tbe Mas- 
cat, Tha pirates, etc. Tbe Gladstone Thestre 



■tralght TandeTllle. 
Hajestie Theatre opens to capacity 

each Bight, offering TaoderlUa and Bstton 

ptctarca. 

Tba Falace Theatre la oSerlai; Cbv bOla 
twice a weak to paying crowda. 

Shrereport has a new motion pletnta boose 
nnder tbe name of the Z>rearaland Show. It 
optaad Sstnrday, the 2d. with BaaseTelfs 
Balm aa a headllner. ami has seated eapae- 
Itr'feMHi. since. ROWAKI) T. DIMIOK. 



fBsar BIca. bssUav tm WBHaa Jbtils. has 
his rtaS «aa of tba asst atlKtaal teoraUdas 
tba TsaacTllla warU. Ba Is bosUag acts 



Ml 
on 

la _ . 

la a danrtgg paelUoa at Baontnek. Mich., tha 
dsaelnc golag on all tha while tba act Is ba- 
lag pteaeatsd. Host ot the moale af tha act 
moat be arranged to waits or two-atep time, 
bat so far Mr. Bice haa had no troable In far- 
nlahlng tba right acrt of TanderlUe entertain- 
ment to ptaase tbe tbonsands of danceri who 
flock to thla paelllOB. The place will accommo. 
date SO.OOO dancers. Blee also haa arranged 
to book tbe I«fie .Xbsatn. at St. Joe, lUcb. 



nlng American's VandeTllle Page. Is Is Ksw 
York, stteading to boslnesa for both cntcrprlsea. 
While there he wm he the neat ot Mr. M. B. 

Spingold, at Albiiar link. Mr. SiImi M Ib tbs 

General Baatan «piiaMilBHia tm UUUam 

Morris, Inc. 

Joe Whltebesd and bis wife, Flo Grlanaa. 
bava stopped off on tbeir way to thetr samiBar 
abode, which thla year U to ba Hah I«kaw Mar- 
cellM^ lOdk ^^bgr^jasa^gMt gjS^S'lflr 
career. 

At Aonra, thla week, the Marimba Band Is 
playing the Otty-foorth conaecntlee sreek nnder 
the ^Urectlaa of I. O. Matthewa. At the 
Aastleaa Ifaaii Ban. sreek before last, they 
was the ssaiHal hit of tha bllL 

Adolph Uyers. who docs all hla bttftllg 
throogh the Western Vanderllla MninV ^HB* 
elation, will go East next weaK flSr wm Bipal 

eOBferenea with Pat Caacy. 



BUY— MLLEB SKATES— SELL 



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M. P. Shows, etc 
Mew mosle to order. 

la sscoBd- 
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at ■ 




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Mlekd-plaled Steel, BalTBaarlaB Clah 
aaUon Alnmlnnm or Boxwood )»»fltn 




Henley Racing Skates 

by speed skaters eia ij a hei e. and are also iBsiMiaala 
tm IndMdaal gat. wbsie tbs flnsst tat wmtt 
coaplets skate la the aurhat la asslnd. 

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rwheda 
tostsenstli 
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Our new Model "I" Skate equipped with tX-in. red fiber wheda 

rWi nainfMtared. It 



is the best rink skate tt«t has ever 
wiBvitliitMBd tin aoBllM 

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JULY 16, 1910. 



OAXEB. 

. <0«Btintd Horn page 81) 

J. a.8 BBHrintk lb !f 

Vutaad-Kcwball 'Oa.t SaJtmtM CotIiie- 
ton, Kj. 

Patt & Patt: 11 Cbatbam it.. Grand BapM*. 
MIcb. 

Patterson & Kanlman: care EdT. 8. K«Uer. 

Lone Acre Bldg., N. T. C. 
Perr; & Gaaoon: 906 N. 32i>d St., Omaba, Neb. 
Pbelan, Geo.: 1605 4tb are.. Birmingbam. Ala. 
Ptamiin. Mondane: CalTrat Hotel, N. Y. C. 
Potts Bros.: liOns Acre BIdg., N. Y. C. 
Potter & Banls: 1715 Inland aT*., Chlcaso. 

»Jaek.*.JIiibeI (Oipbeom) Senston, "Fa. 
* DMim: US vr. 38 tb at.. M. T. a 
goafearOltr Qvntette: 403 Ifacon St., BnM^a. 
B^nwods, The: 41S W. Cbattaboocbce it, nts- 

H^mmi, Frances, tc Bab7 Isab^e: Mo. 8, 

Gardner Flats, Knozrille. Tens. 
Beading Slaters: 411 'W. SOtb St.. H. T. C. 
Bced Bros.: SA Saxton St.. DocebaMar. Hasa. 
Bem7 * lAwla: <M 118th St.. N. T. C. 
BtnioU* * Dooesan. (Palace) LondoB. Bog... 

Jrtr l-Aog. 31. _ „ 

BlcbacO*. .Great Aerial: 385 Jcneks at.. FUl 



Three (Hew Toik Boof) M. T. O. 

. lI<!K«e: 1BS8 Broadwar, M. T. O. 

Unrr.Gto. B. Otaraat puk). 

f . Y. • i_ ■ ' • 

Biimer-Bendo Mos-S 



BlTCBlian, IMx M 
Boaefa. ODaiLrJ.'ik 




NTT. 

Babble & Basel (Alrdome. Wondadaiid 
Park) Mimu.>fipoHa. 

Frank: 1440 IIH at.. Mollne. HI. 
Bapp7 Bill: Box 254, Be!<semer.' Ala.. 
Bob: 218 Turner et., Zanes«IIla^' O. 

The: 438 Llnwood nt.. Brooklyii: 

Baby. Etfael May: Brideeport. Coon. 

Bmsell. Grace M. ft Flo: 708 lOth St., M. W., 

WashLnKton. D. C. 
Boblaaonlc Partlon (Iirrlc) ColllnsvlUe, m.. 14- 
IS; (Main St.) EdwardSTUIe. IS-IT; (AMoma) 
Utchfleld. l»-20: (O. B.) WUban, Xl'TZ; 
(AMome) Stanoton, 28-21. 
Bernard. AI. D. (Merers I/ake Park) Canton. O. 
Boyale & Steams (Otlieno) Breletta, Minn.; (Or- 

pbenm) HIbblOK. 18-23. 
RoKcoe A Sims (Olympic) DanTQIe, lit, 14-16. 
Baber. Sam J. (Alrdome) Atlanta. Oa.: (Orpb- 

eom) Sarannab. 18-23. 
Biley A Abera (Wonderland Park) Wichita, Kan. 
Bocamora, Sozanne (Portals Cafe) Sannanclsco, 
n-23. 

Blehard & Bomataw (I,jeefpn) Ulnot, N. D.; 

(Uataaai Oca Holse*. U.. 18-a. _ 
SM^nia. J.. BWhlMd On. (St: Raada Bstd) 

Ben Ftandceo. U-30. . _ 

Beed. St. lobn A Co. (Pantaces) VueOo, Goto.; 

(Pantagw) St Joseph.- Mo., ISO. .- 
Banf. Clandfe (AI Ftesco Park) Feida. OL: tWB- 

w>n Are.) Chicago. 18-23. ' _-„ j.^ 

Belir, CUyton A BeUt (lUnnkn'a Park)' St. 

XMlls. 

Bhosd's Uartonettea (Getmaatoini) PUIa. 
Bar. ' Socrale: 5602 Prairie aT*., Ghleage. 
RuTmODd, ErelTti: 48 W. Xrie St., CUcaga^ 
~ ~ .-Bnbr: ., Windsor Hotel, Trentoa, N. 

j£:v^aiii^s Jennings Show, WtieahOi 



Blanoa. IVwr: Preepict; li 1.. K. T. ■• 
Blc*. - Frank A Tme: 6310 Vernon sve.; OU-. 

cago.- : , i' " * ' ^ 

RlBley. TVite: 338 E. 123d st^ N.-T. C. 
Rnbota. Dalntx. Jnne: ISlB 'Balser at.,, Brook- 
lyn. r'^^iT^-; , 
Bolaod A Ihranrla: 31, Grand Opera. H<msev^ Chi- 
cago.-. • .-- v-i.v;•'•.•!l->--'^v 
Bo>s A Green: 74 E. IMth' st^T.-'Ni, Ti"C.-.- t ^ ' 
SetalnTaBi Troupe: CareLPanl:.^:TattaIcf;ilX)4 




S(oi^<.- Mnafcsl: Pslsce ' Hoh^-Clilttgiifiy . , 
St.' John A -Bridges: 427 B. v68fi-s^.;:>I.i3&-fc-i 
Sands.. M. M.: 610 Amity: .st.yiom«a«Be*^«Kt 
Fawjer * DelJna: 43 PemblBs -stlteBnaooi*—* 
Scheter A Newklrk: lA Godd^B. St.. Boffaia. 
Bnrles.- Artbor: '8858 (Jottage- GroTe'-«Te:r7^0hl- 

Seat*. Gladys:. 258 JW. 2etb at.. K. T. a 

fnall Broa.',-'mjto«S3ia» ^ 

Skawa.' Aerial ((Snns Otiaadb) 'StoeUailmi -Bwal' 

■ laae Wall: ' ;;- ■.! ; -s^ : "ir i.<si 
ShmaB A BeBbnat-Go.: CntnT'Pa^lC.i;::^. 

. tllV. .:. : ::r-.r - - va .-. 

abort' A Glick: Box 1101, Dallas, Tex. - - 
SlIlaMiDB. Great: 2072 Ogden aie.. Cblea^. 
WVad A Inez: 2301 Normal at.. Cedar lUIa. Xa. 
Sndtli A Adams: 408 So. Halsted at., Chicago. ~ 
Smiths, Uoalcal (RlTetTlev.Park) .(7- 

Sonnsen. Cbrls: 1802 X. Western ase.u 

apia, Mr. A Mix. Bfnm: 4M K. MatahaW 
^IBMIa. h' rjy v.^>._ ai «-aj» wrr. .r:o^-K 
BMiM!ng.-:J>nm^;;A^.3M:;.Ba^:IK — 

StnOam Tap; -St. Charlea- Hetal,i raieagB • 
Btaidfy. Edinimd.' -A- Co.: . cai*n]|L'.jA:;^^^ 



Xoqg Acre Bldg.,' N. T. C. • ^ - .-s— - -i 
Stanley A Chambera: Union are. A Oak Lane, 

}*t|t}a. . - - ^-.^ s 

Stastens. Tbe: 351 Wi 44th -.st4 K. 'Y^ d r V 
StJncJ Gliab.^r.h-(3reen' Bobo'ClnV; IST W.°-47t& 
^ktHB. X, C. ^ , _ . •■ T ' 

■ i i i gf A Bayes: ISll* Pratt" an.. Cbla 
era. Alien:; ISSS'W^'IMTlslon St.. 
I A Ostmas: 805 ISth are.. Sb., Ulmieap- 

Stpk^^^nit'- (UDl«iieT-^] 

'■Panr'(On>heiiifflCi 
StnaxteBUemr fMatiaaaQ 
Oa|a£d£18-23. ^ . 

(American) 





8^n^^^j£^e<aBesffia£Ba]i)g^i;iata^:;Dnc? 
ShlfdUfUtoa- Sidney, A CV>. ((Rph«UD):£P 

TTiiliftia"" rilii (PantaEex) Tacom£^SnniCr 

CBpMagesTrTanconTer. B. C. Can.^U-a;-'^;;^; 
SelhartrLlndley A Co. (Alrdome) CSUXattn^gtS 

Btagpooles. Fbnr (Orpheom) Dallas, T^r (Oiph- 
e«m)-^t WjHthC^18-2S.'~t ,r f. 
SadtbA Arado (SIa]estle)..I>eBTcr£i8^ -^-A 
Staatey. BartrS. (Sfajestie) Botte, Hoot.. 18-23. 
■amnan. ABaa Olalaatie) B. St.. — 



Symonds. Jack (BUSB) AttaalB. Oa.; (DsTen- 
port) Colwnbia, K a. (MM AngwU, 

Ga., 21-23. 

Senzell Bros., Flying (Family) Helena. Uont.; 

(O. H.) Leirlaton. 18-23. 
Sntton. Utny E. (Crystal) Frankfort, Ind. 
Starra. Tbtea Ojrie) Mt. Pleaaant, Pa. 
Smith. Chaa. Oaell (Crystal) MempbU. Tenn.: 



at,. Jarksm*- 



(Eleetrle) Oaoeala. Ark., 18-23. 
Swift, J. Lbmel, A Co. (ApoUo) BranUord, 

Ont., Can., 14-lA 
Smith Bros. (Coney laland) Cincinnati. 
Tekara. Magician (Alrdome) Terra Haate, lad.; 

(Alrdome) Bockrllle. 18-23. 
Thomas A Byan (PanUges) Seattl*; (Fniagea) 

Vanconrer. B. C. (San.. 18-SS. " ' 
Temple A OTIl OtacCde) BbU. Olta.. _ 
Tnnier, Bait (TMflnlll*) It. WflllU. Ouu. 

18-23. 

Tl^paoa A Fkndl (AMoaae) Olatka. Kan,. 14- 

Traey A Sernian (graad) 'MOaalt ■ Ore. 
Tennis Quartette fmnodrMM} MlaiapMa. 
Too fy Tb* Wodd Jkaaaaa (jfajaailc) CHeago. 
Takexawa Japaneaa nvoW (Bamaaa Faife) Grand 

Bsplds. Mich. 
Taylor. C. Edwin: 316 So. FrsnkUn at.. South 
Bend. Ind. 

Teed, Lazell A Hetr: 4247 Lorain are., Clere- 
land. 

Thatcher. Geo.: 661 W. 14Bth at.. N. Y. C. 
XVdl^^^Xbe (Nattoaal) HavanB, Ctiba. July 4, 

TTacw A'Oarier: 717 Oth an.. Seattle. 
Treat's, (^t... Seala: Taeawanda. N. Y. 
Tremalnea. Mnsleal: SW CaldveU 

TlUe, III. 

Tny, Nelson A Tray: R. V. D. Bo, 1. Box 8. 
blieboygan. Wis. 

Troyer, Lafe: Elks Temple, Spokane. 

Tyrone, Wallace: Qnanab, Tex. 

Talenttnoa. Fgor Flying: Hie Bfllhoard. Cin- 
cinnati. ' ■ 

jSilla. S. H." 

Van. wmis: 2881 Uaeoln ave., (aileago. 

VailetT Comedy TIlo: 1515 Berth ate.. Indian- 
apolis. 

Temon. Dorothy: 309 Eoelid aye.. Inman Park. 

Atlanta, Ga. 
Vlctorlne, Merryn: St. Charles Hot"-!. ChlcaKO. 
Vincent, Jobn B.; 820 Ollre St., iDdlaDapolis. 
Vlndobonas, Tbe (Empire) Lonikai, Eng., June 

13-Jnly 23. ■ 
Vootello A Nina: Continental Botel, Chicago. 
Tolgt A Volgt (Kloa) .Aberdeen. S, D. . 
▼emon A Buo (Beral) Honaton, Tex. 
Tanderrnts, Tbe (Alrdome) Aostin. Tex. 
Van Horn, Bobby (Colonial) Indianapolis; 

(Sprlngbrook Park) Sooth Bend. 18-23. 
Vynos, Moalcal (MaleaUc) St.: Paol. 
Vagges. The-UadfM) Blau.CUr. la.; (Tas- 

deTUto) ] — 

Van Qooa 

18-23. 

Valadons. Les (Hershey' Psrk) ,„ 

Vicda. Otto (Kenyan) Allegheny. -Mj ..'fOlph' 

enmj CleTeland. O., 18-28. 
Vance. Glad;*: 202 WOden Atc. Ooafeea. lod. 
Taa BOren: Caie Pat (teey. liOag Acce BIdg., 

Ward A Weber: HOT W. Poplar St., York. Pa. 
Warren. Lyoo A Meyers: 72 Lafayette St.. New 

Boebelle. N. Y.- 
Wartenberg Bna.: Caie Paal Taoaig. 101 E. 

■14tti at., Bi-X. C- -^i. i.> 

Wsteis. Jsa: B.: Ckat CMklH. UW BMSOway, 

NYC 

Wanal. 'HIj;le & C^nra: 741 Mitchell St.. MIl- 
wankee. 

Weber. Chaa. D.: 828 Tasker St.. Phlla. 
Wells. I«v: 213 Shaaat as*.. - Gtaad . B^lda; 




Weatan Slatan, Three: SBt B. ioiat' aLt' Braox. 
«. z.,a • 

WIDIaBa A', Stevens: 3316 Calumet ase.. Chl- 



Wllla A Haasaa: 158 Uanhattaq aea.. N. T. C. 
Wslffbelm's. Bmene, Branze Stataar ffiMtar^) 
Flalnfldd. N. y.; (FXoctor'a) EaMbaM,>'lA'Sa: 
(Proctor's) Newark. 21-23. 
Wentworth. Vesta A Teddy (Orpbeam) SvOkane: 
. :: (Orphemn) Seattle. 18-23. 

.wnisid A Bond (National) Saa.BkaadaeaL 

WUkler-Kreaa.Uo (Tnjnaili n«a>-HtBBWB.. Pa. 
.WelBhelai'a. Bnene. -IMh -JMaa . Mi t an 

(Ptoetofa) maSiUdd. B. jT. M-IB, 
Wedtwortb AiBinna (Grand) -PhoeallC^AA. 

5Vood; (Hlle: OK Tr. 158th St.. 

TOaclMater. Ed^M Alrdome) GreeleF..0abL7 (Ctya- 
'^i-itai ) fGoodlandiKsn;.. 18-23. 
'WedeCiA- Beynolds (Biloa) Aoimata. . Ga. : (Bl- 
-~Jon)-Oliattanoogai^T«nn.; 18-23. 
Woodward, BomatoKEL: Beneca Fhlla, N. T. 
~WanxeC"ft"Palaier-'-(MaJeBtte)''fi]onz- Falla, S. 

D.; (Hajestle) St. Paul. Minn.. IS'23. 
Whettena, ~"" 
Bi 



ne Oteeat J>ark) Sanaaa City. Mo. 

^HariTi I...,.(Kast End.FMkl MearWa , 

;,Wn4d^-'fWaJ^ten_ A^WUkinw Park) 

Woodward,-. .V^' 'P.;: (Wonderland .Park) Wichita, 
Kan. 

Williams A Sei^i'' (Shea's)' '^Boffslo; (Mnsle 
. Hall). Brigfaton .3eacb, 18-23.--- 
Winston's Sea-Uons. Aet' N6.'*I (Hippodrome) 
'/ SC.Iimla; (Hlpvodr<inie).t(%lcago. .18-23: 
WheeltBg. Wheelock; .Unlcycle Hay (Meyers 

lake) Cantoii-0=--'>-'-'4' 
iWnia A Goe^TAMoiaei-^Ottewa, Kan.. U-23. ' 

V"^™"'^«^'jjfc»^)'7«*-*-)'"''. ' Cal., 

rwithnur A ciarnr' (]£aJe8&)'.AtcbIaao, Kan.; 
(Vlnewood Park) Top&a.riS-23. . . 

.Welch.' iew. A «<!>.. . (l£i^tIc)JDeBirer. 18-23.' 

Wagner' A 'Shades: BuPSstv ilUaa FUla, S. V. 
.Walker.. Myl^^ 1lg«,BnMArtl».Jt.. tadlaa- 

^W•ltanL•8ta^« B. Sqprior^. TUedo. O. 

'Warm' A-nanels: Boz'Att; : Cheyenne. Wyo. 
Warrlcks, The: 1132 Sedgwick'.st..';Chlcago. . , 
Waterbnry Bros. A Tenney: 1288 Amatndam 

are., N. Y.- C. . 
-Water»7-^ jm>.— C Lyric)- Frr-WSyngnriijCt j 
Waters, Tom:-306 W.- 112tb BL.^lfe-^fcft•'•»■■ 
Watson'a, .Sammy, FarmyaiU OHU Btnt^ N. 

Pauls STC. Jersey City. N. J. 
Wens. Mr.' S^MrST WmT J.:-WblfirBeiir'''rake, 

Minn. J^*' » T,- -7 

W«>t A lfoclr.;eue^. ^toufd. ^ltit]e*t]e.vTbea. 

Sndte, Le J|tar..(BaIaeek, Dallas; Tex. 
-mitman^Bra*. V 1835 Ctwstnnt »t.i PhOs.' : ' 

Whitney, ' TlUey; 38 ^Ksnef St-,. BuffaloL -. 

Winiams.- 'Frances; ■ Dog. - Ptmy ' A-Monkey Clr- 
raa^(Paltoades Anuneinait Park) ^Bllaadea, 

n.Wlakat M.: 301 W. SOth St., N. Y. C. 
Wllaon Bros.: Kaywood, in. 
Wnaon. -Uxde: ITS FMnklbt at; Buffalo: 
Wilaoo. Wddon (Palace). Dallas.. T^- - 
WUhrow-A (Borar: 882'B:'-Bmporia at.'; WIchlu, 

(r at.. Chicago, 
iiaapaet,. la. 



Kaa;i 
Waod.-jllOt 
Wooda,'W. J.S_ 



Wormwood'a Monkeys: SiH W. 48th at^ M. &' 
XSTlers. raui: 2144 W. 20th at., CbmA 
Yamamoto Broa.: Winchester, O. 
Yonng. DeWltt. A Sister: 58 Chittenden St., 

Colnmhna, O. 
Young, Jamea: care Tlie Lambs, 130 W. 41th 

St., N. T. a 
Young, onie, A April (O. laal a gtaa. Xr-i 

(Orphena) Oweaabota, W& 
Yeakle, Walter W. (AlaM 

U-23. 

Yalto Dao (MUes) Detroit; 

Alts., Can., 18-23. 
Young, Ethyl: 18 W. Ohio St. Chicago. 
ZeUa. Mme., A Dogs (Chester Park) Cincinnati. 
Zansttos. Tbe (PaTilioa) loadoa. Bag., May 

23-JnIy 23, .. . . .„ 

ZJagler Trio: car* H,~IMML'-IMIlMi SMk- 

tre, BeatUe. - r-: . .- 

Berths^ Bdwasd (Onbeaaai OBKUad, CM.* Hk^ 

pbema) -Loa AagelSnT I8-ML 'T^ 
Zcdia, Aice (Maleatle) B. T. a 
Zinuaer, John (Lakeside Caatno) Akron. O. 

STOCK COMPANIES. 

Academy of MqeIc Stock C^.. Kllmt A Gazzo- 
lo, mgrs.: Chicago, III., Jnly 25, Indef. 

Albee Stock Co., Cbas. I-oTenberg, mgr.: ProT- 
idence, R. I.. May 2. Indef. 

Alcasar Stock Co., Belasco A Mayer, lagra.: 




0*L. «aMB 18. 



Sedalla, 



Baa tandaeo, C»L. Avm. 33. ttiA.' ■ 
a., naak aMtBi r-MBr. 

w.. 31 

Axlngtua 

Indef. 

Anbrey, Helen, Co., 3. Darla, mgr.: 
Mo., 11-23. 

Balley-Lockwood Stock Co.: l-U Park. Jop- 

lln. Mo., 11-23. 
Bnrgess Stock Co.. Wm. a WMMllj". Mglr.': 'Caw- 

rence, Kan., 11-23. 
Brlant Bros.' Stock Co.. Boy Brlant. mgr.: 

Junction City, Kan., 11-23. 
Baker Stock Co., Geo. L. Baker, mgr.: Portland. 

Ore.. May 8, Indet. 
Beck ISieatn Stock Oa.. & B. -Wedlaader. 

mgr.: BeUlagham. Waah.. Dec'd^ tadeC 
Belasco * 8t8ae.Jta4t OA, IMmw i llwi. 

lu^SIiaJ^Sj^SP^niifSa ' ^SSS^iar T 

Indef: ' " - ' 

Benjamin. Paol B., Players: Bocbester, N. t.. 

May 23, indef. 
Betta A Fowler Stock Co.: Newark. S. J., 

May 16. Indef. 
Bl)ou Stock Co.. DiTld R. BnllbitaaJ > Bgr.: 

Pawtncket, B. L. Nor. 8, Indef. 

Boratdle, Jessie. Stock O*.: ' Biadai.' K. T., 

Msy 23, Indef. 
Broadway Theatre Stock Co.: Camden. N. J., 

AprU IS, indef. 
Burbaok Stock Co.. OUrtr Waiaacat agr.; Loa 

Angelea. OaL. - - - 



OF 100 OF THE WELL KNOWN 

BUGKENSDERFER 
PORTABLE 
IVFEWRnaS 

S1T.80 e:a.ch 

All macWnra bare been thoronghly rebollt 
and are guaranteed. Write or call Inune- 
dUtely. 

T. J.IUHEa,aW BiMdway. low folk 




THEATRE 




(HwafMirhiMtkm 



Ths Mggast boaanaa In atoaay mafetaa 
to-day la vuctairplatiiras with tba PUoS 
TUBPUBTBAITUAMXSA. IIUaMnuw 
(akaapMana.anlataaaaod deUTenthui 
astaasalaaralgh^ an boar. ' " 
Tea aaa gat aM aaats apisoa 
Mr OMae Ne tai as as tut as 



work la all dona witboat can. 
Taaalng. AUyoo ban to do la 
to aaa yoar oaowrm op any 
pasewianibac* laaerawdi 
at MeaMaocaaia, la Craat ot 



aoi«B.flalf«,pleaSegronDda,M» 
and taa money poura in as faaa 
asyoaeanhaadfa IC Qae 




mr IttUoaad wDlMka yottft 
focmaa thia sanuoar. 

Read Thb Offer. 

WaseUtte heater Poctraa 
BBttos OaaMn^ baDdrad 
banana, oaa hundred beaoufui' 
>nuDea.a tripod, and a pMkags 
ofdanloperrorau^OO. 

8*nd o ■ tbrae do liar* now mad 




mm 

wawinabipataaea.aanadenBiBClOJ>. PnCkaaaala 
operaaon.eani blgaMaayaa«0iw.M<payti«aiba» 
5J» *>"an -hroroo^nVjIaTAat m m , waeSaS 



We ara thamuaTilr rallablai laamiia 
■*WB eC tbe HMs eIBawTo4 aWs 

nffi-UrKOL. 658 tLOia-.l(iM 



uodar the 
•BVttaloI KCOa. 



'WSEB IB BSV TDBX. 

VISIT C. SCHUI2*S KBSTAIISANT 

VHH* da Bate BiBBar Wte, 
12« Watt ttth WL, kataaaB llh Am. aa«B*«ar. 



OMIANS 



Bought, aeld. exrtianged and 

* BOB 
Bew Taah 



JOBH 
m Park Bew. 



MON KEnrS—PARROTS 
and all klada of pet atock and aaag bMa fae 

aale. Write tor farther partlmlam, ATTiaW- 
TIO AND PACIFIO BUD StOBK, 2MH Baa» 
Madlaoe Street. Chi ca go, 



B| A Catalog of 1000 beat dramas and 

• ■ ^ TaadeTlUe sketches. FRKB. 830 

pagca Taodsnile material, OOc Uy make-OB 

book, 15c ADOLPH Bl. REIM. iS12 Pabat Are,. 
Mllwiatw. Wljs^. 



^H.cAco^ MANUSCRIPT c:mp.,i 

PLAYS'- sALc 




batty laened by anjona in a few honn' ttmc Laain to 
eoBtrol otfaera. Boeeaaa aa re. Va ry nan eoat. Writ* for 
Fan Booxur to M. D. BSnS. Sta. O. Jaekaoa. Mich. 



^WKSslSBIfc Sum Bail i—ibiwiii kiaoa 



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law wwar— wa ■ iiaiaj w^m^ ^ wm ^ 
Uriiclo-ON. IttSHSIMMt aM 

». fa. ui. catakannAM 

Vmm. rM»M«»«t«-wlii i l l II 




Notice to Performers 

Colonial Une. Week dsya and Bsadsya. BsU 
snd Boat, I2.6S Boston and New York. "Brery 
Stateroom has a Window." A hlgh-grads aerr- 

Ice, catering to tbe " - " " - — - 

rtcal people. 
Boston, M 
Fbrt HBI 





dIaaiMid lrilMaatfgaaiaaaaa*Jpa|»«i 

lD(. l-joankasaitetd l i M a M - 

oDir la aolld r>M BoaaMatK '- h war- 
vsloQ.lr r«eobttnMi«d r*n.^ -Hot aa 
imiuuoa. Ottanntaad aoaa^ aa 

Baal oa ase i aiel. WiiM to 



JULY 16, 19ia 



The Billboard 



35 




and VEIRDI 



"The Italian 
Ctontediaiis^ 

THE FIRST AND ONLY ACT OF ITS KIND IN THE GOlINtKY ^ 
NOW IN NEW YORK BOOKING FOR NEXT SEASON 



Bnllac. Bbiu, Aaioclata PliT«n: AUanU, 
aSnnVe?K'i«f»f Stock Co.. md jX awwceT. 

<v,i..niii fi».vrr», F. o. Mmr mgt.t ctotaund. 

11 Mar 18. Indef. 
C„lumt>l» I-lij-er». Frrt O. VtrfW. mgr.: Waitt., 

C^: B.tU. C«.k. 

Ciim'.^'sio«* C*.! W«nm« B. Cottw. Bsr.: K«w 

Cwh. Borl(l«h Co.; 8«Hb». K«b.. M M. 
CMUiSi BraL* Stock Co.: Newton. Kaa., 11- 

OtaW* Stock Ca. ChM. H. BMdUa, Bi«t.: 

wy. Nel>.. ll-*r ' -^- -» ^-.-: 
0«tU stock Co.. Ham Di«H. BSr.! mUMUf. 

trSiMMS'riillfr' nttrlr' Cb.: Mcmpbit, Tem.. 

Bwacr SNA Co.: - (Klectric Park) Newark. M. 

Bltrii-UM« Mo^(^ • ««- Marr DIMfc EiW. 

BBT.-DeoTcr. Col.. June 12. Indet. 
En.pr»M stock Co.: VIctoHa, B. a. Caa.. Jolr 

Fara'stUk Co.: W**^ <>-i2»«2i» 

FlTDD. J. J.. Stock Ool: (LakMiair. »iiU Low- 
rtl. iii.a«.. Joaa ». MaC 

Fcirbra Stock Co.. Oaa. A. Paikn. agr.: ««>- 
luih. lllon.. Jirna IS-Alg. SOL 

Carrtfk Slock Co.. Altiert & Pen. a>Sr.: Al- 
pena. Mich.. loao 901, lalc^ , 

CayciT Stack Oa.. X*«»ef»^Tal«k mg 
ken. X. S& , *ML 

CiTtoii Stock Ot.: te Aaoota. CUL. 

Ch", JoMpb D.. stock Co.: Pncblo, 

l,'. Iixlef. . 

Wm.. Stnek Co^. Jack Wllaoo, 

St. Jowpb. Mo.. Indet. 
Gorton AMOclate Plareri, Jack 

Eicdalor Sprian. 
«iahaai Stock .Oa--aKK SnkaB. mgt.z Cha- 

_»ote. Kaa..' IM*. ■ 4 J ' ' 

BalMay Stack Otw; ChM.' M. WUtair. an. . 

StcnbcsTllIc. O.. ll-iai Kaat Xtracpool IMS. 
Ball, Deo a. BcBcrtoIra Oo.r <-.lala.' ^la.. 

11-K: Ambent 1S-2S. - • 
Utramoa. Vandc, Co., Joa. Parent, mgr.: 

^.belter. Moot. 11-18: Harlem 18-2S. 
tkiekman-Bener Stock Co^, Onj Hlcknan. 

mgr.: Tnarfcaaa, Tex.. 11-lS; .Hot Svclaca. 

Ark.. 18-a. ■J~<\--k2 
Bickman-ltoa aiy Stock Ca. Oany Vw.-'iXttaa. 

nxr.: Dealaan. Tex.. Il-lli. "•: 

notcblaoa. Loalie. Stock 0«.t UHai' ■ MtaL, 

11-2S. r - 

Rail. Hjtlca. Stock Oa. O. S. FUaaenk m^.. 

tMhvnNS Mb 8stt OSi: 'FaiMdi, Itac. 

II-ML " 
Benrr Pamlljr TW i t ia^'-C. W. 

Rrdwood. N. T.; n-ML- 
nicbT Stock 0*.: (AWW) 
Mich.. 4-ia. 

balL Loola Leon. Stock Co.: Trenton. N. J.. 
Indef. 

nallctt Prlasae Plajcia: 8aa Jaae.. C«L. J11I7 

4. tnd«*f. i -e 

Rarrrr Slock Co. (Xaalen): 

Joae IS. todef. 
Baim StaekOOb CWMtai^t 

ttaaw«n?^wS^^Ha j a M. It, 

raato, caa.. Joaa C MM 
najward. Orare. Stock Ctit 

May 29. Iwlef. ' > . - 

Harward. Grace. Aaaoclate ntareca. Oeorse M. 

nattj. mirr.: Bockford. 111.. Indcf. 
tllllmia's Ideal Stock Odw. r. . P. BUlman. 

mcr.: Oauba. Xak.. Xa7.«.. iad«C 





Jiick'Vaii Eppis 




Wfe* kaa plajrcd bU clibtb conaccotlT* week 
W..T. K. A. time, and follova tt Immedlatelr 
«l)k paik Hm. tor wblcb be la booked aoUd. 
^ Sm mml» k Mt tk ■■ 



Holland. MUdKd, Co.. Edw. C. Wblte, mgr.: 

Boffalo. N. Y., Jane 20. ladef. 
Boldeo StockCa, H. M._ H oWaB, mgr.; CIct*- 

Hodsra StadfoSt^UaB*&III, «. V.. Stay S3. 

Indef. 

Bant, Charlotte, Stock Co.: Boston. Mats., Ma; 
9, lodcf. 

noatcr-Bradford PUyeia: Spclaafleld. Maaa.. 
atey 8, ladaC „ . 

ladUna Block C 
Ix>rralao^ 



mgr.: 




Kaene, _ 
Jeacki, 

der. 

Keith Stock Co.. Jamea E. Moore, mffr.: Porx- 

land. Uc, AprU 19, Indcf. 
Kennedy Slock Co.: Morfalk. Xcb^ Uay 9- 

Joly 30. 

Kins, Cbaa., Stock' Oibt Baa -WimK OML. Joae 
18. Indet. 

Klliat A Oanolo Stock Oa.: Cblcaco. 111., July 

S. iBdCt. 

KoaUe^ aadalr'a Ljecnm Ooaudy Co.: War- 

: Oibt 'n. BMtt. Kan., U-SS. 
SOWaakc aty. Neb.. 11- 
za. 

Latlmore A Lclch Slock Co.: Dea Sfolnea. la., 
ladct. 

iMrence^Player^^j^S. LawwMa. . Mgr.; Bpo- 

Uacoln ^rk'atoiPSt^fcl M S Sr . Itwi..- Jnna 
ao. tndcf. 

Undaay-UocTtaOB Stock Co.: Boatoo. ^as>.. 

June 30. ladef. 
Loll Stock OOkt Bttttte. Waak,. 3Iaieh 13, 

ladef. 

Lowe. laabrili, WMk QBlI IMIIi^ Mb,, May 2. 

Indcf. .. • 

LyccQin Playert: MMttttKiKt-Ti, iMkV. in- 
def. 

Lyteil. Brrt. StaA' Oa.: Afbaay. X. T.. Vkh. 

21. Indef. 

Mack-Leone Stock Co.: Salt Lake CUy, Utah, 
indef. 

Jfajeatic Stock Co.: Hmnisliirrs. Pa.. Mar 9. 
iBdef. 

Meyera. Irene. Stock Co.. Wm. H. Ueirers. 
mgr.: (Manilla Park) Tamaqoa. Pa.. May Ik. 
ladef. 

MaJeaile Stock Co., J. P. Breaka. mfc.: Utlea. 

N. Y., April 11, indef. 
Marrla Stock Co.. Cbaa. B. IfUTia. nwr.: Cbl- 

caga. in.. Ang. an. ladeL 
Mazwell-Ball Stock Cb,. B. V. Maswvll, mgr.. 

Cadar Rapldi. la.. Hay ». Indef. 
Maxaren. UUIaa. Stock ColI Owoaae. MIcb.. 

May •, ladef. 
MalcaUc Theatre Stock Co.. M. J. Bo;le, 

mgr.: Johnstown, Pa., April 18. indef. 
Mootcbead-DT«w Stock Co.. H. C. Mooretai^ad. 

mgr.: (Electric Park) Parmna, Kan.. May 

28, iBdcf. 

Hyrkle-Harder Stock Co.. W. H. Harder, mgr.: 
(Lakemont Park) Altoooa. Pa.. Jane 13. In- 
def. 

Morey Stock Co.. P. A. Morphy. mgr.: Coral- 

caaa. Tex., 11-10; Waco 18-23. 
MahcT. Pkn. oit~iMMm..K. Smilb. mgr.: New 

Castle rs..^att-.BM«aek 18-St. _ 
Majeatie Stock Ok., «. Z, KeBy. but.: Cbam- 

palga. IlL. 4-lS. 
Metnnalltan Stock COi.: Hai tl n ga . Seb., 11- 

23. 

Majestic Stock Oa.. Bar M. BMOka. mgr.: Qraad 



KIckctsoB Bna.«' 8tsck C«.: SprtogMd. Moi.. 

H-JS. ^ 
Nraland Stork Co.. W. D. N'ealand, mgr.: 

boea. W. T.. Indef- • . 

Neni Stock Co.. Jamea Nein. mgr.: St. Paul. 

Minn.. May 1. Indcf. _ _ 

North Bna.* Stock Co.: Tooeka. Kaa.. laaaf. 
Oipbeam Stock Co,, Bdw. Doylt. agr.: Ben- 

toa Harbor. Mick.. My 4.- tadef. • 
Orpbcaa Btacfc Oa.. Qiaat LaBerty. mgr.: Phll- 

•drlpUa. Sept IS. Indcf. ,. _ _ ^. 
Ornbenm Stock Co.: Watertown. N. x.. May 

"wl»L . — . . « 

Park Players: Dnboqne. la.. Jnly 20. Indet. 
Park Stock Co.: (Lagooa) laMwr. Kj^ May 

29, iDdef. , - IT^S; _ 

rartoo Stock On.. Con* ftftM, ■Br.» T. 

C. Jnne 7, Indef. " • • 
Perochl G.Tpaeiie Co.. C. D. rcmcM, mgr.: Tam- 
pa. Fla.. Indef. _ „ 
roll Stock Co.: Bridgeport. Coon.. May IS, 



Stack Cbi.: 



Coan.. Jnne 27. In- 



Poll Stock CO.: SctantOB. Pa.. May 18. Indef. 
Poll Stock CO.: SprlogSeld. Mass.. May 2. la- 

Poll Stock ca.: WaleikalT. Coaa.,^ Mar' *■ 

Indef. - ■.* - ■ _ .- *• ^ _ 

roll Stock O^t pnkuBaiHb Jur 9, m- 

def. . . 

Poll stock C«.: Worcester. Maaa.. May 3. Iidef. 
Poopini Stork Co.: Atcblsoa. Kan.. 11-Zt. 
nichardaon-Lawta Stock Co.: r Oacay, Cd.. 

1113: Moofro-e 18-16: Delta IT<aik 
Rnth Craren. Barry It. Beck. Mfbl 
Moot.. JI-IS: Bnawalnj .1T-1«,^ . ^ 



Iteitfmir'ii Slock Co.. John N. Reatfraw. mgr.: 

McAIe»tcr. Okla.. 11-53. 
Hernolcla Stock Co.: Palrflcld. 111.. 11-18. 
Rcilnrinnd Ed.. Stock Co.: San Jew. C>1.. Jan. 

.1. Indef. 

no<M> Stock Co.: Scrantoo. Pa.. Mnr 3. Iidef. 
Rn<| Stock Co.: (Spring Orore Park) Springfield. 
- - - I. Indef. 



O.. 



O., May 30. 
Rod. Slock _C«.^ tralrrlaw Park) Daytoa, 

8, ladefv 
Schiller Playm^ 

View Casino) Not . 

Snittle ■ncatre Stock Okt 

April S4. Indef. v • 

Stanley Stock Co.: St. Loola. Mow, May 7, 

Indef. 

Stubbs-Wllann Playera. Cbaa. D. Wlimn, mgr.: 
(Olentangy Park) Colamboa,' O.. May 30. In- 
def. . 

Snbarbaa Oanlrn Stock Oa.: St. Lonla, Mo., 

May IS. IMM. 
Snmans StaA.Oa.^ S««>_ A. ^aauMi^ agr.: 




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All*. FUBCcn Howard, itlsr Sadie 

•Zbaa. Ida BnU. MUs B. Granala 

AncB, JClia Delia HaUloger, Miss Bose 

Anas. Hlaa J. K. Hoater, Miss Saaie 
ABdanon, Mlaa VlTlan ibes, Mrs. Dolly 

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Bloodln. M*» l»alW 



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lOliel 

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MBotlar, Mia. Tboniaa 
Batlar. tUf Besale 
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LaOraeU. BteU 
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•La Moote. Banlct 
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LangtoD, Mlaa Marie 
••Larrlgan, Gladri 

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Lee. Miss Harriett 
LeBoy, MUs Loretta 
Leater, Mlia Fearl . 
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*Lacau^ Hivaadaa 
Hlaa Haiel 

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Main. FRrenca 

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•Muinlnx, Both Outla 
Manory. Effle 
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Uiiaball. Ura. Ola 
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dec Mlaa Ganett 
Cody, Miss Lonlas 

Cobn. Miss A. L. 
Cenklln. Mrs. Franda 

•Oonoo. Ooea X. 

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UlUer, Oertrnds 
MIllB, Fannie 
Milton, Jean 
Moody, Mande 
•MootaxM. Loolaa 
Uocar. Lottie 
*Minar, May 
Uartao. Hlaa ■. B. 



mjdlllialL Tax 
MBiplOV Matte 



SmOa, Ana 
•Kart. The OMmt 



Nozao. Klttia 
NatUlI. Gertrade 
•Onettl Bisters 
OncttI Slaters . 



B. 

••D'AtTllla. 

Dantela, Mra. Ocna 
IMzillCtaD. Uhl X. 




Qstiocoe, 
Owens, Mlmsle 
•PaddlaoB. Miau Qaa. 
B. 

•Pan, Hdea Mas 
Fal3. Gnaate 
Panlaer. Blantihe 
Pair, Lota B. 
Balttboir BIstera 
*BaJaIi, PzlDceM 



Bayfield. Florence 
Baymond. Betty 
■ SUten 



Delona, Mra. 
•Diamond. Pauline 
DiBislflsfai Mlaa Both 




, Jolte 

■niott. Miss noceiiee 
BUa Slatets 
Brans, Mra. D. L. 



Bwtns. Mrs. Cbariea 
»ay. Era 
naliSa, Frands 



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••Beqna. FKaaaea - 
Beac Mia. O. 
Bttodea. Am* 
Biefesrts, MM: T. Ik' 
Riley, LOUaa 
Blosbart. Ooidla 
RlTea. Dorothy 
Bobniand Sisters 
•Robinson. Minnie 
Bodj^rs. Mra. B. 

1>fmw%.mnm DsllSS 

••Boss, Mazle 
Bmrtm. Ida: 
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•FMIk. A. 



ptaya. Mlaa Vlaay 

VCK'itat, Miss Feail ' 
Vknrler. Miss Wanda 
Wm, Mrs. Clara' 
Iteeland. Mnlel 
IMeod. Mrs. Laaia 
•rmao. Clara 
Fnlcber, Mrs. B. A- 
rUIer, Mlaa Oloria 




Spears. Brnma 
Spencer. Oretehaa 
Btantley. mi™!* 
Stantley. Mrs. Jack 
Starr, Bell 
Stecb. TUma 




•Onus, Mrs. W. O. 
anea. Mlaa Mabel 
• Oi e eu w u od. Nellie 
Grey, tons lasbeTIa 
Qjpir OIrI% roar 
Halt Mlaa Om 



••Hndau Ttartala ., 
Hayota. Mlaa TIrgliila 
Bayaa, MM 
BaywDot Slsteii 

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^Haywuod. yoale B. 



Talbot mtk 
•TTaleatt. Cocdla 
Telser. tin. Loola 
Tbom aa. Mrs. Wm. 
•mcon. Lnsfl^ 
•TrlTly, THxIe 
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MelpatB. Idas 



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▼tnecnt, TUa 
WaBaee, XUa 
•Walters. Clara 
•Warden. Florens 
•Wardotte, Batdla * 

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••Wblttman. Fay •Wolf, 

WUlls. Miss Claods Waod. Oretts 

WIlBOdt, Mrs. Lydls Wstth. Mans 

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Abbott. T. J. 
•Abookla (ATl«t-ir> 
Abrahamaon, Abe 
Aekermin, Ed. 0. 
Ackciman. C. F. 
Adama. John 
••Adams A Lewis 
Adams, Cbaa. H. 
Addison. Aabfotd 
i IMiiat Nlmo 
Altos, Tomas 
•AUbecca. Two 




Bogaid. 
Bolus. Hany 
Bosae. Geo. 
••Boston Concert Ot. 
Bowets', W. H., Shaw 
Bowery Trio 
B oyd, CUrton 
Boyer, L. M. 
Boylaittoo. Uncle Dan 
BtaaeU. wm 

•Bradley. WUl 
Bradley, A. T. 
- ■ Bd. 

Bany - 



•AUrad. Chatfa* - 
•Allan, cnttlaa' 
AUea. Lee 
Allman, <^as. 
Allmao. Bock 
•Altlng. Basy CL 
Altmsn, Bob 
AlTiD, Peter K 
Amberk, Ha4|l 



Aadiawa. Bd. 

Andrews. Bert 
Anton. Heannon 

' P. 



A| ^ U t. ^»aA^ M a. O.Bnsby. J. 



Arbosaat, Bntcher 
Atcber, Lon 
Alton. Sr. 
Am, Fred A VUla 
Arnold, W. J. 
Arnold, The Great 
Amol^ Wniard 
Arrstls, BamoD 
AaUUe Art Co. 
•Anten Family 



Breaton A _ 

Brosdvdl, 0»tk 

Brown, Jeaa U. 
Brown. T. B. 
Brown, Ge o. . 
Brown, J. wm 
Browning, B. 
Brownlee A Becd 
••Bmce, Malcolm 
••Bmlter, Tboa. 
Bryant, C. Benton 
Bnaehler, John 
BnfWi Kinay 
niaBliig. Bany 
Burke. Billy - 
••Bmnell. Hany 
Burt, W. B. 
'"BiBtoo. Boy 
J. E. 
_ J. M. 
Bosh, Bert 
Boah. B. L. 
Batler, W. S. 



r!«i>4». Fred 
Cameron, Bonald A. 
CSmpfleld, Anther 
Csmrsck, J. Ward 
Cannon, C. E. 
Carey, Doc 
Carl, K. p. 



Coy. Heny 
Craig. Barry 
Cialn. BIU 
Cravar. Will 
CnwtMd. Ed. 
Ctawtort, Bddla 
CrawfoiAt Bayaaad 
•Creaay « Itayaa 



Oilatle. Joa 
Gkmnwell, Aerial 
jOsob*. John t: 
grew. Mat 
ISrovABTer, OlyAa 
Cutla. P. W. 
Cotter, Frank J. 
••Cnttins, Cbaa. 

••D'Armood * nOlar 
DtAman. WUllam - 
Dalley. J. C. 
Dale. A. L. 
Dal< 



Faddy, nad 
FalVni, Chaa. b 

Fanton, Bert 
Parley, FtaBK 
•Fanma. 
Feisans, J. B. 
Feagao, Frank 
Pedcy. Chaa. J. 
Feheiaen, Claoda 
Feist, Leo 
•FkndeU, Daniel 
Penn, J. G. 
F3ck, Charley 
Fields, Henry 
Fielda. Jesse 
Flaley, Jeaa M. 
•Flsber, W. B. 
••Flake, E. D. 
Flemlac. B. P. 



Dale, 
Danu 



Oamraaeb. Frank 
Dane, Boss 
Darnell, Jease 
Da« — 



Daotherty, Janica 
DaTenpot, W G. 
DaTlneaoz. W. H. 
DaTla, Blehard L. 
Darls. Csrl 
•Darls, Jsck. Oa. 
Darla, W. B.. Bhswa 
Day. Joa. 
Day, A, W. 
•Daytoa, Qao. A. 
••Oe B2c*tiler. LonU 
O* Been. Alex 
Da Espa. lUnrlee 
DeFrandaeOb PioC. 
OeKreko, Charlie 
DcMaia. Barry P. 
DeBoaa. Hany 
•DeBoae. Pett 
DeaTasdlsu ftnaat 
Da Taio * Zcmatar 
•DeTclda. Bert 
O* Tin*. J. Art 
DesTcs, Hany A 0« 
•Deer. Tonne 
••Delphi IMo 
Dtnora, l^ed 
Dent, Wm. 
Dexzm. F. M. 
Derrlll. Frank 
Demmont. Arthnr 



FMeTMr-. 
Formao. AL 
Foster, O, G. 
FUt^ Jack 
Franda, Carl 
Frank. Prot. E. B. 
Franklin, B. K. 
Franklin Children 
Franks, B. W. 
Frazee. A. O. 
Free, Earl 



••Ftenka, The . . 
Frlebns, Tbeo. 
FMnks. Ttw 
FnUer, Bert 
Fntdi, Beglnsld 

•Gabriel. W. J. 
Oaason, Ouuia 
Galloway, Taoy 
GaOaway. J. B. 
OaMa. Jas. A. 
CteMn. Tanas 
Oanta, Major 
Oarano, ProL Bobett 
Oarda, Dan 
Gardiner. Harry 
Gardiner, Gcorca 
Garrett, Lloyd 
GastOB, Albert 
Gsost. Jacob 
Gay, Fred L. 
•Gsylor, R. H. 
Getrscj, W. M. 



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oflfcea. where all aodh auttar ahosld ba iiHriaana. mlwa U la kaowa that It wtn ba 
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and Bares Inflaifea ttoohto In The Blllhoard'a poateflea i 

AU mall adrarttoed ta tUs Uat to bdac held at tlw (_ 
iBdIeated by tha efaaiaetan • (Hav Tock), •• (CUeaf^. 



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BcBtCB. Okaalay A 

Cain. L. B. 
«iacty. Wm. O. la 
Clark, Harry L. Se 
CHark, Hai^ Ii. 
ODOk A Botliert 9e 
David. Frank 2e 
Oa Booa, MUtnaSe 



Don Hn Taw 2e 
aineiya. The le 



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Fltadhbons, uSSS 
Fnller, Ida 2e 

Ollck. Jas. B. 
Gresser, F. Sport 10c 
John Seott te 





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BaWfiesn, ' Joe 



•Csrra * Onra 

CsirleaB. Al^ 

:!g^O.W-. gSSl^SanF. 
Bsnlay, Don SSSSL^iJi b> 

•Barlows. Breakaway fSS^tSL^ . 
Saxnea. Mac S~ f 



Bamea. Mae 
Bsnea. Harrisoa 
Barton, John A. 
i«Baafcett. Bmr 
■•Basse y. S l«. 

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CstSB. A. ^. 

Chambers, wm B. 
Obsmplln. Chaa J. 
Ohaiuan. load 
Baxtw Cbaae. CUreaea 

Dr. Frrt H. 

BeST'Mr. A M». BllIy^PJ^"*»P«- , 
Bcara. Hnbera •olair. ma 



Beaaley. Cbaa. 
Beaaley. Bobt. <3ar< 
Beaofoid. JO* 
Bctik A Homey 
Becker. Chaa. -A. 



•Clalr, Ina 
Clark, Brad W. 
dark, J. O. 
Clark. CbMM. 
Clark, TaOott T 
Clark. Tklbat ^ 
OlaA, BariF ^ 
Olask. Don 




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Dmlnsham, W. W. 
DlTola, 8. 

Oobblna, Herbert 
Dobba. J. ' 
Dohle, T 
Dodaoa. 
Dolletta 
Donaetaa, Xka '. 

7ar 



Gehrlneob'SMk ' ' 

Gems, imm 

••Oeneataa. DAa 
Oanter, Cheatar 
*Oeraa, Mr. Jack 
Glbba A Haraar 
Gibson, A. W. 
Gibson, Jamea B. 
Olbaaa Biea. 
Slhaoo, Joseph 
Onday. Mynm M. 
ansa. Fanto 



^^a. ^3anno vuts^. *.v 
jgSL. ' OkytOB. JtatM Ml 



Jasper 
dements, Joa L. 
clemttita. OlUaa 
Clerelaod, Cbaa. C. 
Clereland, SI 
CUSord, DaTld B 
••Cochron, Jno. 
Cody, DUmood 
"tiemaiiia. The OrlglnalOoSey, H. P. 
Bemsid. J. B. . Ooghlan, Bmest 



Beno^ I 
Bejiuan. . — 
•Baonett; Hany A. 
Bcaobdle, Kazaro 
Brnt*!"*. Jack 
••BersCT. Lewto 
BeillDC A Uiben 
Benaid. Lester 



Bel H a r d. A 
^Bemhaitt. 



i. B. . Oei^fan, ■ 

laA Ooiehar, B 

t. Oaa. W. pil a waa J fc 



BtUeboA, Bote 
Blden, Gbas. 
•Blcknen A Olhoey 
Biddie. Fred W. 
BtescBwald. AlfMd 
•BIselowa. ns 
BIcney, C A. 
BlUsek^ Ssals 
•"Biny." Mr. 
Bird, Jsa. 
Bisbce A Connelly 



Barry 

* Sarfldd 

OoninB Shows 
OoDlna. BnUe 
Coknrsy. Tom 
-••OoIUn. J B. 



•Oa^a, Uaak 

GockUm. Harry 
•ConkUn. HaiTv 
•Coonelly, Frank A. 
Connera. T. J. 
— ClnMiBlflalal 



Blaekstoae. Chaa. 
••Blalsden. Wlllism 
••BIslr. Sam 
••BIslr. Harry 
BIan<Mleld. Mike 
Blasengame. Bohert 
Blerlna. FOater 
Blerlns, H. F. 
Blonnt, James' 
Blnm. Psnl 



Cook. Frad O. 
Coons, Chaa. 
Cooper, F. B. 
Oecaly. Bobart 
Coplln. HsRF M. 
Oorbln. Stcwaat 
Corey. M. 
Ccnrt, Paey 
Courtney, J. N. 
Oaartatx. C. B. 



Family 

•enmsrs A LaXtoor 

GUptn. Kd. B. 
OUplna. Tlie Glenn Ed. 
•Qiann, Albert 
Ollek, Obss. 
••Gold, A. 8. 
Goldman. Aba 



Donahne, Jaek 
DoBovan, Oiuiax 
DorfDe, Otto 
Dore. Jotmay 
Downey, Q. B. 

Downs, Jamea _^ 

•Downle's Do( A PoayGordoo, Hany C. 

Shows Gordon A Bennett 

•Doyla A Fte lda Gordon Blchlaadaca 

'rpatm.-WtU —aordoBT Max^ 

Drake. ' ' 

DrooUlos. ___ 
Dnble, C. B. 
Dnl^. Paoiek 
Doalap, Joha ). 
Dnnn. a B. 
Dnrand, Paal 
••Dnrant, Frank 
Duttoo. Mr. 
Doyall . Frank 
Dwjar. IV m. 



Aafaa, Lsoto 




Grady, 

Graham. Joe. 
Orahama. Vtav Rovdiy 
Grant. Bam 
Granfofcl, Geo. 
Gray, Bernard 8. 
•Gray. Bany 
••Gr«ar,^Cata 
T. 



Bdward% 
•Bdwaidib 



Kanaeth BUy Green, Wi 
Ibart' Oraen, Jim 

■.OMigi •Oiecaa A Parker 
OlsS'SJ . Om. 
Ort. Momaa 
iv_ariiitfc. r. M. 
ft lba.OMaa. Albert 



J. a. 
Bdwards. P. 
•Mwarda, Sam 

Klchenlcmb. B. 
giWT,«_ BUdla 
••Elston Broa 
Bmcieon, Billy 



Karl 

J. B. 
Bnsle. PreC B. B. 
Entflah. B. S. 
Knnla. Aank 
Eaoeh. the FUb Mas 
•Bpateln. Joa 
Bisotle. Joe 
Brwln, Tem 
Baterbrook, Fred 
Brans. Gcorca 



•Gross, Albert 
Goard, J. B. 
Goadiy, Frank 
Onedry. France 
Oothselt, Wm. 
Badley, Dock 
Baffci, Wbl 
Ball. Lao 
HalL W. A. 
Hamflton A Crgaa 
BaanMBd. Loto B. 
Basunood. Normaa 
Baney A Lens 
Baradan. 0, F, 
Harbansh, Chaa. 
Hardtns, Lle7d F. 
Hsrinston. Mosleal 
Hariess, Harry 
Harrlnctan. Wm. T. 
Barxlactaa^ Bin 



HarrlostoD, Edw. LaaCk Frank B. - 

••Harris. H. V, Lane, Dock B. : 

Harris. Alt. Laadac. Bod 

SH* — ^* Lawler. Tbomaa 

VmUftf •Lawtea. IM B. 

Le Bwao. B. OL - . 
LaRoy Leon - . 
LeareUe. Lew ■ '•' 
Lee. 8am 
r*f, Dl k 
Le*. WtnUa K ' 
Lelchtoa. Hany . 
Leloe Troope 
••Lalaad. Hiiy 
Lemonta. Tba 
Leo, Fred 

«Baa.h: Writer LoweaJ^^L 

»j-M-. Leslie, r. F. 

- Wd A. ijtmAx A Aalta 
Heok a, Henry Lewis. Dan B. 



Hanlaoa. Horace 
Harte. C 

••Harts. Sobert V. 
Harrey. Jack 
Harray. Doe Kosar 
Haaktns, Ralph 
Bastion, A. J. 
Haatlnsa. A. J. 
Hathcott. Bobert 
Baydea Family 
-on, BUlT 



Baake, Henry 
Henley. J. B. 
Herr, Prof. E. B. 
Herahall. Fred 
Hen, Geo. 
Hlckaun. Ooy 
Hnderra A Dixie 
••Hill. Prof. L. L. 
Hoaslan Bros. 
Hgaojj^^R^ 

Hsflmans. CydtnB 

Hdeomb. Wllbcr 

Holder, Bd. 
•Hoi Una, Baloh 
•HoDand, Balph B. 
Home, W. L. 
Hooten, Enceno 
Hopp, M. S. 
Hoostoo. Bryln 
Howard, MsrtlB 
•Hewsrd. Mr. 
Howard. Frank 
Howard. ProC B. C. 
Bowe. B. B. . 
Bndaaa. Martia W. 
aaMe, Ma 
Bathes. Frank 
Bogbes, J. C. 
Bnchea. J. S. 
Hnabea. Boy 
••HofO, E. H. 
Holslscr, Darid 
Hnmpbrey, Tbomaa 
Bant. Cbas, 
Hast, Hany 
Bant. Herbert 
Banter. Bany CL - 
••Honts. JaOk P. 
Hanter, Chaa. 
Boater. Clyde 
RyaXop. Jim 
IiBcs, Frank 
Iray, Jack 
Jackson, O. B. 
Jackson. Bert A fie 
Jacobs, Jolin C. 
Jacoba, Bart 
Jamea, Ftsnx 
James, John 
Jeffcrtes. Osaeo 
Jobaeoa. Dsts 
Johnson. W. B. 
Tiibllll. Bal 
Tiihiwna. W. B. 
Jakaaaa. Jamea P. 
•ajoaes. FVank H. 
J«Ma, Ted E. 
•Vsaea, Arthur 
Jeaea, J. P. 
JoBcs, BoIUe B. 
Joaea, WllUam 
Jallans, Tbs 8 
Kalda, K. 
Kalln. Enseac 
g fiiw A lAFsdaa 
1^ wmiam. 



Lewie, A. 
Lewto, B. F. 
L>wls, FiaJ 
I .-wis. Bci.j U. 
Lewis. Boy 
••Ltcnbricct-r. Ow 
LIshthawk, Bail 
I4ntoa. B. W. 
Lin wood, Bsk * 
MIOeaSlVL 
Uoyd, Joa"-" 

Ldeb. S. 

London, A. B. 
Loox, Leonard 
••Lone A Weat 
Lowe A Lowa 
Lolgl. George 
•Lak en s. Barry 
Lnmer. J. 
Land. Dan 
Lnat. Rank 
Lnpert. Tom 
•Lyman. HowaaS 
I^man, Ed. 
I.JTicX T. a. , 
•McCafbsp. 

•MeOana. B 

McCarthy. Qeorfn TV 
McClay. John F. 
MeCocmlck. Both B> 
•McCrea. Fraaa 
MeCae. (SUto) JM 
MacDooald. Dasid 
McDoosld. Jos. F. 
•McKntosh, ABaa 
HcGee. Tarn 
McOonlcal. Wm. J. 
McGowan. W. C. 
MeGalre. Ckaa. 
Melotlre. Bdw. F. 
McKee, Deep Stuff 
MeEc«. HalT7 X- 
McLaoshUn, J. B. 
•HeMahoB. Qyaa 
McMahoa' OoBSdy Oik 
McNally. "Happy" 
•MeNamara. P. J. 
McMarry, Sea 
lyn 

McMem. Dawart 

•MeKeB, B. B. 

•MeOwca. J. Ba. 

MeBae. Oala m a B 0. 

•MeTelsb. Maa^ 
Mack, Fraak 
Mack. 7. a. 
Mack. CL_ O. ^_ 
Matt * Manap 



MalTcra. Jako 
Maaager Ladicaf B. B. 
Mann. Ten 
Mar Tina 



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P. 




'. J. B. 
Kelly. Sam A Ida 
Kdly. Thca. W. 
Kelly. Teddy B. 
Relsey,- Joe O. 
Kemp, J. T. 
Keaasdy, Chaa. C. 
Kennedy. John 
•Kenedy. Bddto 
Kcaacdy Brca. 
Kanaedy. J._ 
Kepler, a X 
Kerns. WsMB 



Barda*] 

Martin. J. 
Martya. BO _ 
MsTTcnow Joe 
••Mssklla. CIsrcoee 
Msaoa. 8. 
MstDda A KMra 
Matson. Boy 
•Matsomoto, 8. - 
Mas. Joba . 



Ksra^ 
Ksasav 



Ketdi. B. B. 
Kidder, Cbaa. B. 
Klkachl, F. 
KUbrlde. Percy 
•Kllment. Emll 
Kimball Broa.- 
•Ktag, Bnrtla L. 
•King, Walter 



lUMn. Jamea B. 

Meredith. Uoad M. 
Meaaengcr, Mnstoal 

dob 
Mazcas * Mesaag 

Ml«fccy. Bd. a. 
MUea. BlUy 
Mlllen. >Tans ''. .' 
Mlllen, T. I. 
MUler, John 
- — W. J. 



kSS?!^. W. •BUIar,?^ 
Kb^atrkk. fMd. ■ Hmer. H. T. 
••KtrachhaaBr BIT — — - 

KIttildge. a. Oi- ■ 
Klieyea, Ifiy 
Kline. Joe 
Klapman. Mr. 
Kinmker. Tannte 
Kalght. Harry 
Koemer. Bailey 
Keemer. Wm. 
Koemer. Otto 
Koblcr. Lew 
••Kohler. U ■. 



Miller, Fred 
Miller. FTiDk F. 
Miller. W. B. 
•MmmaB. J. O. 
Mtlla. Jaa. K. . 
•MStaa. 

*MtotarB. Joe .„ 
••Mohammed, PfA' 
Moaacayo. F. S. . 
Maaise. Msrk 



Kransa. BISMa 

Kraose, Bea 
•Krsnse. Law 

Joha O. 

Krnst, Albert 
Kaakls, Bd. 
Knrtla, Wm. 
Le Bsrtss. tay 
[.a Man, J. A. 
LaMaiT A Blada 




Moraa, Paal 
•'Moras, Ohia. 
Motaa, M. D. 
Mora huua s . ~ 



La Hhir. Banp - 18M« 
La Maftaw Mf. aaS Mm Umm 



Morgan. AL T. 
Morria, MIks 
Morris. Dave 
•HartM. L 



LaMoora 
LaBonx. PiaC 
I.a Sslle. a O. 
La Tettes, Tbe - 
Laird. Dr. 
Lamhaidl. M. 
- aMottaa. Tha 




Tom 

jar. W. E. 

Madroy. Jaawa 
Maivhy. J. W. 
Marpby, Jae B. 
A. n. 

laa. B. 



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- MtW, IMk 

naaoa, Vleto 
KvIuB, Ckaa. 
Nero, Be.- 
••NcTllIc, Aiui^ 
Kcxomb * wl. 
•NUM * B«UI> 

KM. H«y ▼. _ 
••Noble, Hone* 
Rortta. !• 

•OUrtr, nay 

OlMO. I. B. 
O'NalU, Jo». 
Oiiglul 

Ulte 

Owen, 0««f»_ , 
••Owens, Ool. r. i, 
••Owen», H«tI7 B. 

Owens, Wm. 
Palmer. W. 

rsBdins, atom* 
puMcu, ocont 



Fattoo, A. I..' 
Psaklu, llenrr 
PMnoD. W. U. 

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fenlta. f . T. 

.•etiy. B- H- 
Pecfy. U. II 

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Smith, Mr. A Mn. 

Jimet 
Smttb, Robert 
South, 8. H. 
•Smltb, Hnppx Juk 
Bnapp, Sam 
Sarder, T«m 
aaatkwtU. Wm. 

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:i>^ wma. 
oar A. 

>trw«>*. iiwvaM 

mill. I'rank 
aiuekni..'., CoL Jako 
Mtwni"<L Joe 

Mfll. (•-». 
* ^-if. j««un 
S:»rr. J. Uertwrt 
*c,.*«:<.er( t4MB 

•.^lui'key, rcatl 
S: .:!<•. Can 
^liiiil. Bert 
Sulllraa, NeUl 



pitt. Jsmca A. 

rUlbUS. Job:. 
PolUe. H. J. 

Po::>tt. w. 

Pool*. Bor 
l\>tter. B«n 
fowen, H. A^ . 
Picadertoat. Jcaato 
Ptiee, Oa»L 




■ t rieanph 

■T^ebi ' 



ideboa" 

••Teaaey. Banx 
TetreU. Carl 

a. T. 




^ * Belmottt 



TlMCBa. Bractt 
Tbnacaa. Cbaatar ■. 



K. 

SiJaB, John 
Rudolpa. 'I— 
lUsdolpb, A. 8. 
Bandolpii, A. St. dab* 
Randos. A. 
Bead. Waltar 
Baaea. Hai — 



•TaMB. w. 

ToUb. MaMMV 
Tooey, Ilia 
Tora Jap. n«ipa 
TooeU, Dick 

TnroMad, J. M. 




Tbclndl. T. 



B bodes. Dtek 
•Bldisrd ^ B.1 .1 
Blcksida, Tka^ *. 
Blebaida. ^.W.^ 
aickaidaOD, A. M. 




TDdor A Tador 
•Tomer. Jaek O. 
Turner, W. t. 
Torptn, Ben 
Toaeano Biaa. 
•Taaeaiv 
nrilaa, Bntka X 
Ji- 

▼•aTTaa 
•Taa. Har.^ 
Tmn Bppa, B. I«a * 

Co, 

Van Gordar, B. u. 
••Van Hon. BoMj 
•*Vana. Jack 
Vasdon. Itaak A. 
Veda ft Qalatarww 
Vclda Trio 
TatODMu J. O. 



Baot. . 

Itoeealjaiiaf ■ BSei 
Bogs, Stantley 
Eoaa. A. J. 
Roncktcai. A. M. 
Baoaa, St. Olalra 
Borer ft FICOA 
BoaeO. Bmy 
sBady. rraak W. 
•Utamdu. IBS. M. 





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WaU. Ckaa. P. 
wnm. ft Baltala 
•Wallaee, Taate 
Waliett. W. P. 
Walah, lOTBCh ft 
Waltatw. Soff 
Waltcra ft Olalra 



L . Wart, Okaa 
Mt Ita. WaiSt. AL 



at. Olalxe, BMa 
Ssltacslxr, IMa 
Santer, Pnd 




War*. Os*. 
Warner, W. 0. 
Wanan. Wansdl 
•Waraon. waiter 
Watklsa. Orast 
Watts. Bob 
Wearer, Larry 
Weber. Chaa. 
Waick. Baaa 
A Waadal. H. 
Waraar . Barty 8. 
IPaafira.' Dava 



featt ft B aela, 

Btrjeairt, OaSk W. 
~ - ft aba« 



Sfcc%an!^!l^. 
SblcMa, Jos 
Bblalds. Jobn 
■kipley, JaoHk- 
Me^CMa - • - 

■Isata. Praak O. 
Maa. EeooMa 
Mmm. m. B. 

Blaclalr, Chas. 
BIncer, Beerct 
BIpes, Cbas. 
BlioBore, Pnt. Ai 



Wkaak Boot) Oa. 
Wbaaloek. Boy 
Wbeyloa. BUI 
•WUta. iu. ft BoU 
Whita, BsB 
Wblttakar. Jamea r. 
Wblttakcr. Prank I . 
WUttakar, Baa 
WIek. Iota 
WUbor. OT.It. 



-aiaala. >i 

Blaaa, BMsatd -V. 
•Bleaa. Bany 

Small, J. 0, 
Bmartwood. W. OC 
Bmltb. Tbelsaa ft 
He 

Bmltk, Pcny 

war m. . 



*»wi lbor. qaa^ I>. 

wnurt ft wnns 

Winiaaa. J. Biny 

.WUllaais. J. B. 
•wmiansa Dm 
•WlUlaaa ft Gartaa 
wnila. J. B. 
WDaoB. Jack 
WD aco. Cbas. 

Bcnaia 



a ar P. 



Wtwito, Ja 
Woahlar. Wt 



Wolf. Jaek 
Womaek, Doe 
Wood, Plot.' Oaaa, 
Wood, Tbonaa H. 
Woodfocd. lari 
•eWoadaSB, H. O. 
Waooyaid. X, «. 



••Worlbam ft AM<n 

Sbows 
vVray ft Bay 
Wrtcbt. Wm. WalB 
Wrlgbt, J. B. 
Wrlkbt. Prad W. 
••Wrlrat. «M 
Wyll". JaA 
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Ysgber. Kns*-ne 
•YsDkea uNueuy Pour 
Taw, Don Tin 
Yeaaer, Harzy B. 
Zech ft Zacb 
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ORANG-OUTANG OR CHIM- 
PANZEE WANTED 

Addresa 0BA8. P. KTT.gH, Tapaka, Saa., oai* 
OoB. DaL Pannaaaat address, Whlttamora, la. 



FOB BBZS-aioeInc Pletnra Skoar la 



dolDf good tailaaaa; good resaona 

For full partlenlan. addrsaa ALVA ICATHBWS. 
P. O, Box 27, Akron, Indiana, 



WANTCO-FRCe ATTIIAeTIOPIS 

And Alrablp for BoaseU Sptf ~ ' 
ima Write at oaee. 
Baaasn Bprlacs, By. 



Wanted Aeroplane Flight 

Alao eaptlvaOaa Bsc, tor lale of Palms, 8. 
C. F. K. PKTIT, Ba« ttt, Oharlastoa, B. O. 



WASTS1^~TW0 TrWflP^FftWW* — • 

Those tbat ban had azperlcnce' to puUIe talk- 
; booam. save atanoa. Ad- 
ta XBEBZ PBBT>r.>fo Oa. 

FlttBbatd 9tu 



XBB TWO.«BADEI> tmiMWUK PA-LTT-OA and 
8x12 Pslotlns, l-IO: sU IegKed Polljmooiake and 
painti ng, H O; other curiosities cheap; Ust free. 
WIC, BiCLBOW, e Van Bordaa Bt., Bo. Oam- 
bridge, " 



WILD WZBT— Wanted, tor Bobbins Great Bank 
Bobbery, a good abootlng act and A-1 npa apla- 
Der, alao anytlilng new and norel In taa wild 
west line. Sammy Garrett, write. 
DUKE B. LB^Ymrng's MOlkft 
AUantle City, M. J. 



wytblag 
Uinlng t( 



-For Old 
Tex., Aog. 10-: 
High Dtra. 



for sale except 

Ing'town; big territory to 

rt tbin la tbla Dart of tba 
B. 




FOS SAU-^nma Beela allgktly used restore 
rUm. perfect coadltlan, aboat 1,000 feat to 
reel; will gnarute* and send sobject to exam- 
InaHoa; fB per red; three reels, |26. Model 
B Oaa Ontnt, oaed tbiea tfaaa, gnaraataed jood 



FOR SALE— I 




ZLLVnOHB FOR BALB— 1 Spider and Fly, tl2; 
ana Uelng Head on Cbair, $11: one Artist Mod- 
el, boat uas, fS2: on* Black Art, (3S: one Box 
Uyatery, (16. Tbesa Olaalona are all Id good 
condition. Am selling for leaa than one-halt 
coat of bunding. O, W. AILBV, tS06 Tth Am 
Vrw Talk aty. 



S cm. Max. aso 



Me par Box 
TOUPEE WU 
aso Tin Box 
UUMMU 



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HEIK PUIT 

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inns CKOts 

tie stick taa Cardboard Tubes 



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HUt HUT) 



•THK Bia TicKrr at thk shall pRier* 

Tour owa ipeoal tiolDBt, BBar pclnUna, aacp oolofBL BMnntalr b^ i 

liiHwNjid. SPECIALrafCESroR THK BIG 1100. TICKCT: 

AkOOO— $1.85 amOO- %\m t0fil»-*7J» 

logooo— ajo Mflo^tjn . 10^000—10.00 

FMnptdbipnait. CUbi witti tha oniBr. OODION TIOKETS, 6,000— S2.fiO 1x3. 
STOCK TICKETS — SEX CENTS. G«t the — ■■■r'Tf 

NATIONAL TICKET CO^ 



Shamokin, P«nn. 



AT LmBRTY-GENERAL AGENT 



Long oil 
CONTRACTOR. 



CLCVCR ROUTER, CLOSE R. R. 
Olwa yen fNMrti tBPffltMy aiiARANTCKD ' 
Wplt* OP wir*. 

GENERAL AGENT, G«n*va. Ohio. 



WAN11I)-4K)G AND ItWY SHOW 



Small Sbowa ot aU klnda; 
free gate; good bnalneaa. 
SHAMOKIK, PBNNSZIiTAIIIA. 



^ ^ . . . LOOK 

WnM fv til MHiMtefc Vift iisti SeImBmi tafc, Mn ML Hoi* 

Aufpist aist, aagtd, asrd, a4tl» and aSttk. 

Plea big dare and nigbts and two big Snndaya, and la bOled liko a eircoa. BO.OOO to B0,000 people ' 
dslly. Want all kinds of abowa with good fronts, freaks, midgets, electric sbow, dog and pony, 
animal show, wild west snfl wrat]l clrtue. Orleotal dancers ami plantation people, write. 

STAHLEN A WIUO.V AifUSB. CO., Hotel Fijette, 378 Tblnl Are., NEW ¥OBK. 



WIG 



Bargain, Bonun Balr, brand new. 

Black Soabrette •l.SO 

Cnaracter, BaM, Import...... I,fi0 

By mall, lOe b«cc 



FOR SAU— ONE UONESS SIX YEAM OLD 

la p ettec t eondltlatt. broke to handle. BBOO; 
teeny aafe and a good breeder. 1 Polar 
~» to handle, tBoreaghly acdtmated; lam 

animal. In perfect condition, chcu at gtWi 

nrlee. F. O. B. Homeatesd, $300. Addrsaa. W. 
C. OASKIIX, care Barkoot Shows Nob t. Baa*- 
steta, Pa., week July 11. 



Parker 40-ft. kerry-Go-Booad, an cooplate, la 
Bne condltloo, I80O. 1>nt. 40x00,^ l»-ft._ ~"~ 
walla, naed S weeks, tUO. 
IfcCone, Kansas. 



OBOBOB B. BlXia. 



rOB BALK ^- 



Oao-Carbt Oas Ontflt. complete: Edlsaa ITnlTetaal 
Pletara Maehlas: 4 13-ln. Kleetxte Pans. ISS 
cycle: Psnch and Jady Ontflt; X-* b. p. Holtaer- 
Csbot Motor, 133 eyda; 13 Mdlng ChaJra: S 
reels good PUm; ona Inrtng Picture. I<ens: one 

Btereoptlcoa teaa; -Bleetrte Tntsphnna PI 

Addraaa, A, Ik WAIT, Pa iker ab nig. W. Va. 



FOR SALE eUEAP 



Aboat 800 phah . . 

100 Opera Chairs not npholstered; Andrawa 
make; good condition. Address J. B. Wllr 
UAUa, Grand Opera Honae, Oabkoab, Wis. 



StetdHS--ll8Hhiiiis 



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Baaaoaabla ratea. Write for 

stamp. E. P, HAISBAS, 

B U aa t , Olews. Saw -yoik. 



The WasblRgtOD OoDOty Fair 

wm b« M« at Iprtagaald, Kyv. ABgB»t^»t|», 
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Coopanlaa, look feu*: WOmt, 90 aaa $8 par 
iMl : PaSa PaaalsB Play.^md feat. Uka new. 



mi: atmm SUdsa. 91 nar sat: eemplata SUge 
SctMiy, ISO; Bdttoa (Samara, flO; Poat Card 
^ wni ezehaaga tor Be.BIaetrIc 

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WafltBd-P Mple. Bj| Stow, . WestPeanie 




Address L» HESTER, 



XRACY. MINN. 



WANTED for UNITED AMUSEMENT CO. 



PBBB ACTS OF AIX KINDS. CAM GITB TBN WieBKS BOOKINO TO 

T^VO First -Class NEW IDEA. SlMiws 

SHOW PBOPBBTT OP AU. KINDS POB BALB AND BXCHAMQB. 
WIU, TBAOB POB ANTTHINO. 



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IKWEST tUIMIH FIW tSSOCUTUN 

TUSCALOOSA. ALA., OCT. 24-29 
EIGHT COUNTIES ALLOWED TO CONTEST FOR PRIZES 

Balaiged 
. IB tfis a 




E. L. CLARKSON, Ssoy. 

Falp 



New Electric Park 

35.009 PEOPLE TO DRAW FROM 
Shows ami C«M«ttitm Waaf^de Park will opaa aboat Aof e le 

Flrat Amuaamant Papkin thaClty. Stpsat Caps Cnt«p tha Gpound*. 
Papk Cevaps 66 Aapaa of Naturat'Grev* 

WANTED— Glasa Blowap, Photo Gallapy, Jap Ball Gama. Rsh 
PantI, Marrjf-Go-Reund, MIniatura R. R. Grand epanlna for Flgura 
Eight, OP any ethop good, up-totlata pldlng davtoa. . Good Vaudwrtlla 
Poopla with opan tima plaaaa writ* Park tmmm ami opwaOM ViMMCoi^ , ' : 
villa, danea pavilion and pienia graunda. '"/S':;:^:^ 
AddreBB all communicationa to : >-'''r 

THE LAWRENCE AMUSEMENT CO. Inc. ' ! 
••ro W. 0. NOim Pnpa Nolil EMiMgl^ U1 



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COMPASXEa 
(OMttaMd tram pace 8S) 

SpsMC Tbratic c:i>.. Hanx MkH^ BV^' 

kattu, Kaa.. Il-SS. 
ataU Stock Co.: Indepeailence. Kan.. II 
Sladalr-Webrr Stork Co., H. J. Weber, 

OtUwa. Kan.. 11-23. 
See. Wm.. Stock Co.. Harry L. Beck. 

Colombia Falls. Mont.. 11-13: Ubby 14 
Taylor Stock Co.. H. W. Taylor, mgr.: 

dock. Pa.. 11-lC: Homestead lS-23. 
Tbome. Mabel. Stock Co.. F. T. Parkrr. 

Eoiporla. Kas.. 11-23. 
Taylor, Albert, Co.. B. J. Laiaerre, mer. 

TmpaSstodrbou, 1. £. SMvaiti matit 

Traralie ft Haydeo Comedr.Co.: (] 

Alrdome) Lima. O.. Indef. 
Tomer. Clara, Stock CO., Ira W. JacI 

Wllllamsport. Pa.. May 30. Indef. 
Vance. Will J.. Playera: Mt. Vernon. O. 

8. Indef. 

▼Inton. Myrtle, Co., H. P. Bolmer, mgr. 

neapolls, Minn.. Icdef. 
Tan Dyke & Eaton Co., F. Mack. Mgr. 

bait. iBd.. Jnn« 20l ladct. _ _ .' 



•23. 
mgr.: 

mgr.: 
■16. 
Brad- 

m:rr. : 

: Hot 

Delbl, 




Jane 



WUtmaa. Tdma. Oa.: BuOctTlIlt. OUa.. U- 

IS: Tidaa 18-23. 
Wbyte Dramatic Co.: JeSerson City, Mo., II- 

23. 

Ye Colonial Stock Co.: Pittibnn;. Kan.. 11' 

23. 



gKB FOBME BS AND ACTS 
^ WiTH OIBCUSES 

Abren Tronpc: BlngllnK Bros. - j. 

Adacs. Two; Bamnm & Bailer.- . . 

Atcce. Jobn B.: BlnfdlnK Bros. 
Alexandras Sisters: Bamnm & BaHer. 
AIox Troope: KlngUng Bros. 
Airton, tJpsIde-Down: Jobn H. 
Aliens, Aerial: Jobn Boblosoa. 
Alton. Jerry: CampbcU Broa. 
Altos. Tbe: Hagenfaeck-Wallaea. 
AlTciea. Tbe: Vaccpaagh-MU' ' 
. Mm. Three: Toicpi — ^-«^"- 
Alploe Tronpe, Five: _ — , — . 
Amelia. Mile.: GoUmar Btoa. 
Anderson Bros.: Blntflnc Bios. 
Apollo Tito: BarmuD ft BaUey. 
AraU's Troope: Mlsbty Haar. 
Amria. Sle.t Ha«enbeek-W allaii a 
Asbton, Joste: AL F. Wbeelex^ 
Antln. Ben.: Ctentry Bna. 

."^'■yggSsStffl.ll. Broa. 
s. nor. ameyiisu-oaiy 



Combliied Sbova, 
Bayrooty Trio: 101 Faneh. 
Beals. The: Jotm Kot)lnMHi. 
Bedim, Flora: Sella-FIoto. 
Bedlnl. Mary: Hagenbeck- 
Bell, Miss C: BlnKUag Bros. 
Bell. Olga: Joha Boblosoo. 
AL F. 




Bealo Bna.: Banam ft BaOej. 

Berno. dus.: Campbell mo. 
Berre ft Hicks: Campbell Bros. 
Benac. Mme. ft dure: Bamnm ft Bailey. 
Biggs ft Bhnmer: G. W. Cbrlatar*a B. B. Sboir. 
Bokromas, Tbree: Baranm ft Bnv. 
Booesettls Six: Gentry Bros. 
Bocvtal Tronpe: Sells-Flota. 

~ : fientnr Bna. 

PanI aad Una: GcatiT Bna. 

, BsBlto Tlooao. Troope: ft BaUay. 

' ft Ward: Bamnm ft Bailey. 
, Xlla. ft ned Derrick: Bamtim ft BaJIey. 

uniaa: Tonng Bnlfalo'a Wild Weat. 
Brown A Boms: GoUmar BsSB. 
I Trio: Gollmar Broa. ; .. . 

Artbnr: Wledemami Bnai* MMK ^ 
Fonr: Blngllnc Broa. " 
Caun Funny: John H. Sparks. v.. ' > . 

Canien. iJiBelle, Tronpe: Hagenbe^SlMhMi 
CandOBa'a Capt., Uona: Sna Bros. 
Call. K. P.: EtB««*a SRat< London. 
Caowl. una.: Barnrnn ft Bailey. 
Caimll. MMtfa, Ttto: Bamnm ft Baiter. 
Caioly: Bamom ft Bailey. 
Caatifllon Tronpe. Six: Bingllitg Broa. 
Ce*«M Tiuuua: Skm Bna. 
Cbapman ft Berabe: Bode Flsk Shom. 
ramAm Tbmi Bobby Fountain Sbown.' ' 
Clarke. Manda: Howe'a Great liimdoa.'. 
Clark. J. Ii.: Bamnm ft BaOey. 
CHark. Josle. Cbas.. and Perdc: ITIinllajf 
Clark. Rnby and Pearl: Son Bros. 
Clarkottiana, The: Rlncllng Broa. 
Clayton. Gerald: SeUs-nobiL 
Oooooa: Banmm & Ballcr. 
Oody-munny: IL I<. CIa& 

Babt.: Jobn BoMbi. 
Comrades. Fonr: Bamom ft 
Connen Family: Baaealieek-'Wi 
Consora. Balph: Genny Bn*. 

- ~<dm Bablnso 



Connors, Sadie: 2<am ^ 

Consora. Wm. : 8nn Bros. 
Coretta. Une.: BlaiUac I 
Oandlla. Tbice: Baraoia ft 
CtaRtaia. Mmm-t Genaar ~ 
' OoRtettaa, Tke: Sallmar 
Oa^I-FMrdla. ne; ~' 

S Sm ^ Ma !>.. ft MBf^ 

Ghooki^ dhaa.; Ha««oiKek-WalIac*. 
Cartip. Dao: Fsrepansl|.8ella Bna. 
Damoa'a. Geo„ Sea Uons: Banram ft BaBcy. 
Otdlns. PbU Denver: Bamnm & BaUer. 
^Dart. Dare Devil: John Bobtnson. 
Oavenport. I.aln: Bingling Bros. 
Darenport. Orrln. Tlctona ft Mae: Bmhb 
' Bailey. 

DaTla, Genera: Joha Bohlmmn. 



DOollaa Bfoau 

DedDero. OMatBc: BaiIoir*a Dog ft 
I>eCbdrvfnc. Sid.: Bobby Vbnntaln 
DeOoma.Traopc: John BaUnaoa. 
DcCoime. ^da: Vtaak A. VMblm. 
Deder. Ftaacea: Qollmar Broa. 
SeBtaests. Tl ue e: Baaaidiaek-Wallaeak 
DeKodis. Tbe: Hagolieck-Wallaee. 
Dakoaa. J oe. T roupe: Bamom ft aBUey. 
Delavsye. Wm: Bovre'a Great limdon. 
Dellaaoeads. Tbe: BannbeA-Wallaee. 
Delno Tronpe: HazeBDea-Wallaee. 
DeMott, Wm. ftHiaiUe'BDatee: MkB^ 
Denman. Ge<k: .Voc<|iaBgb-8dla Bna.- 



Denerado: Bamnm & BaOey. 
Denmea, Great: Baranm ft BaOey. 
Diaz. Ibor: Bamimi ft Bailey. 
Dick, Bay: LaMont Bros. 
Dleke Sisters. Fonr: Bannm ft 
Dlmitri's. Capt. O., Conacka: O 
Onwortli Troupe: Jobn H. Spaika. 
Dockrill, Rose: Hasenbeck-WaUaek ' 
Dollar Tronpe: Baranm ft Bailey. 
DonoTan. Emma: Blngl Ins Bros. 
Dooley, J. J.: Bamnm ft Bailey. 
Dooley, Kate: Howe's Great London. 
Dryden, Cbas. : Wiedemann Bros.* Sham. 
Dndak. Herman: Bagenbeck-Wallaaa.. 
DnlTy. Al.: Teias Bod's WBd Weat. 
Dnmitresco Tronpe: Son Broa. 
Dntton Bros.: Son Bna. 
Dnttona. Three: BlnillnK Broa. 
Eddys. Tbe: Howe'a Great Londan. 
Edwards. Ada Bell. Trio: Fonpar- 
Ekeid Sisters, Fonr: Bamnm ft I 
Ellette Siateis: Jobn H. Spazka. 
EUet Trio: Fbrepangb-Sells Bros. 
Enos FamOy: Bagenbeck-Wallaee- 
Etaeats. Tbe: Dode Flak Sbowa. 
Emestmiiana, IWns: Dode CIsk Shows. 
Faber. Amek: BaaHbeck-Wallace. 
Fero, Ico: lOhB B o Ma a im _ ' 
Flaber, Ull*.: Baraam ft BaOey. 
Fisher. Sara ft SaUIe: Son Bros. 
FitzseraM's. Michael E.. Jugslins fllrto: BInr 

Uns Broa. 
Florences. Six: Baranm ft Bailey. 
Florenz Family: Blngllng Bros. 
FOrd, Dick: Baranm & BaUoy. 
Fortnna. Cecile: Hagenbeck.Wallace. 
Fosters, Aerial: Forepangb-SelUi Bros. 
Foato: Blnellng Bros. 
Randaco, Eveline: Bingling Bros. 
~ ~ Flotepaaah.Sells Bros. 

I y,: -BODlnson Famous Sbowa. 

ielaiBa' ladtca: Haccnbeek. Wallace. 
Gaidnettl Bna.: Barsom ft Bailer. 
Gardener. F.: Hagenbeck- Wallace .. - 
Gardner ft I«wsan: Blnsllttg Bam.- , , 

Gerard ft Bntell: Blngllns Bros. 
Olaaaeock, W. D.. ft Family: Jobn Bobinson. 
Ooetz. Mat: Stm Bros. 
Gomez, Mr. ft Mrs.: BIngllag 
Goodrode. Jack: Gollmar Ba~ 
IJceen, Art: Campbell Bna. 
Droaa, C.: GoUmar Broa. 
Galea Tmme: SCUa-notOi 
Badntt. Bua: Mm 
BamOtoa. Rank: John ' 

Banley ft Co.: ForepaoiA-! 

Barddlgs. Tbree: Hagenbecfc-Wal 
Hants. Florence: Bingling Bna. 
Hart Bras.: Bacenbeek- Wallace. 
Hayes. Wm.: Fteapangh-Sell^ Bros, 
Helllott, Jno.: Bacenbeck-Wallace. 
Herbert, Fngnun: Bammn ft Bailey. 

Bcrberta. Flying: Sells-nat& " , 

Beraians. Five: Hagenbscfc-WaWaaa ' ' 
Beomani. Fsor: Bagenhecfc-WaWaaa 
TTi«»*< , Kaam & Tatns: GollBar Bia a. 

BOdafta. Chaa.: Jobn Bob l iiiia. _^ 

BIses-KImban Tronpe: F ia ep a a gh flwla Bi 
Bobsona. Tbe: Sella-Floto. 
Bocnm Family: Campbell Bios. 
Bodglnla. Two: BingHng Bros. 
Bolder. Homer: John Bobinson. 
HoUand Family: Sella-FIoto. 
BbUand. Geo.: Bamnm ft Bailey. 
HMi.».t« Tbe: Hagenbeck-Wallace. 
BUUa. Daisy and Onin: Campbell Broa. 
BMaer ft Goaa: Mighty Btau. 
Ballag. EVed.: Pocep 
ByaSd ft ConUctal: 
Imperial Tlenneaa ^ 
Irani. M. K.: ST' 

Blngling Broa. _ . 

Iwamoto's Hin>de Jspanese Tronpe: Coulter ft 

Conlter Show. 
Jamestm. Lola: FOrepangh-Sdla Bna. 
Jaidinetta. Tbe: Banuna ft Baa^> 
Jardo ft Bla PUs: B l a g W a gB i a a, 
Jardys noape: Baranm ft Samcy. 
jaaaaUl'a Comedy Cliena: BfeaMtaA-WaUaee. 
Jeaka, Gnee: . Bagenbeck-Wallaeib. > . 
Jomlen. Tbe: Al. P. Wbedai'a: : 
Jeromes, The: Baranm ft Bailey. 
Jobssoo, Chaa.: M. L. dark. 
Johnson, Jno.: Bingling Bros. 
Jolmson. Miss Ab.: Ftorepangb-SeUa Bras. 
Jones, BIcbard: John Bobinson. 
Jones. BIcbard: John Bobinson. 
Joaeptass. Five: Baramn ft BaHay. 
jnUan. DalUe: ScDs-FIoto. . 

Joptter, Balloon Hone: BaoHft «'BalMy. 

Eealeyt Doc.: Rlsgllng BnM.;.< - 
Kdler, Lrn.: GoUmar Broa.. 
Kellogg. Mildred: Howe'a fl" 
Keltys. The: Hagenbeck-Wi 
Kelly Family: Gentry Bna. 
Kennard Broa.: Bagenbeck-Wsllaaa ' 

Kennard ft KeBT. MIs s ea- BageakadL 

Kent's. Capt., Seals ft Sea Umia: Qataar- Broa. 
Kimball Surters: FOiepanh-Sella Bna. 
Klneade, Jim: Campbell tatm. 
Konyots, Six: Bamnm ft BaOey. 

Knrdlo: CampMI Bna. . . . 

KoDervo Broa.: Hagaabeelt- W a ll a t a - 
LaComa Troope: M. Ii. Clark. 
Kadoca. D.: Baranm ft Bailey. 
IdlUUe Tranpe: Bamom & Bailey. 
Lanyattca. Im: Campbell Bros. 
iMlttTtr. 'oa. X..: Itorepangb-SelU Bros. 
La Flenr. Joe^ ft Cblqnlta: Forepangh-Sella Bros. 
Labd. Vkank: ftL F. Wbeeler's. 
Lamar noope: Bamom ft Bailey. 
LaMont F^unOy: Hagenbeck-Wallace. 
Lamy Broa., F^rar: Campbell Bros. 
Laager. W. t.t Yankee Boblnaoa. 
LaFead. BBByi .BamB.ft BaUey. 

UPeaH HstasK Ma B. » ai * s. 
TaBoae, Rudc: 7«ta Bahlaaoa 
Laioe, Red: Vympaogb-Sena Broa. 
I«tdl Slsten: Genbty Bros. 
V mnmAim Ttlot ^Occpangfa-Sdla Bros. 

Leadi ft Vance: John 
LeClair'a. B. S.. Ponies: . 
Ledgett. Fred: Sella-FIotD. 
Lee. Dexter: Bamnm ft BaOey. 
Legert ft Legert: John Bobinaoo, 
Leon. Jessie: Campbell 
Laona, Two: Jobn 
Ledle. Beatrice: Bai 
Lewaade. CeeO: Gollmar 
Umln. Andrew: GoUmar Bna. 
XJndemans, Tlie: GoUmar Baaaf • 
TJndflaya, Tbe: GoUmar Bna. 
LiDd. Ons: OoIIotar Bros. 
Linlger Trio: John Bobinson. 
Ltpot. Mile. : Banram ft Bailey. 

Livlsxiton Trio: Bingling Bna. 
Loiwn^ Tlie: Son Bna. 
X* Bat Barry: '''repai 
LovA VamOy: Bingling 
littfaaa. The: Camp&ell Bros. 
Lowanda'B, Oaear, Biadllan Blden: John Bob- 



Marcell & Leoett: Gentry Broe. 
Mardo Trio: Bingling Bros. 
Maretta, Edna and Boss: Sun Bros. 
Marlaella, Jno.: Ens Bna. 

Biaa.: Bagcabeck-Wallaee. 

lOle.: Banram ft BaOey. 

lattlBB, Blidle: Howe's Great loniw, 
Oaititta. Juggling: John Bobinaoo. 
Ilarrane. Chaa.: Bagenbeck- Wallace. 
lfaOM%^ The: CampbeU Bros. 
UeCNa-DavcBport Tronpe: RingUng Bros. 
MeCteca, Three: Blngilng Broa. 
McByar ft Bamilton: John Bobinson. 
MdAlna, Nellie ft Barl: LaMont Bros. 
Mdnotte-LaMole Tito: Sells-Ftoto. 
Udroae, Wm.: Ftorepaogh-SeOa Broa. 
Iterodlaa, Seven: Hagenbeek-Wallaea. 
Metaan, Flying: Bagenbeck-WaUaea. 
IHaeo, Ida: Bagenbeek-Wallaee. 
Ityarea. Gns. ft J.: Ringing Brsa. . 
:imette Troupe: AL F/Wbesln^i 

•, Dalay: CampbeU Broa. • - . 

UOIer, John: Bingling Bros. 
MIlTos, Tbe: Bingling Bros. 
Mlnerra Slaters, Flying: Fbrepangh-Sclls 
Mitchell, Lois (Tpray): Riagllng Bna. 
aacalca. Martin: (Sb|M1 BnSi 
Itatl. Clara: BowBTh QtmAJmtm. 
MoatlciTe. Bany: Oamubell Bi a a . 
Montrose Tranpe: BlnglUig Bna. 
Mooney, Barry J.: Baranm ft BaUir* , ' 
Moors, Marfe: Forepangh-Sells Bna. 
Moolton. Hany: Bamnm ft BaBay. 

NeUm!*^iyOB«bS''&^lSnS' MB 

Combined. ' 
Nelson Fkmlly: Sells Floto. 
Nelsons, Flying: Ringllcg Bnau. 
Nelaona. Foor: Gollmar Bros. 
tfcUao. Bear: Gollmar Broa. 
femo. Call: Gollmar Bros. 
Havana. Iter: Bingling Bna.' 
IMuTaMeni.Baiaina. *_Bafl 

fygaart, 

0'Dola%.X«a: BMUag Bros. 
OgdenTtto: UMIaMk 

BaBoaB'Borae: Btngllng Broa^ 
ft King: Mighty Haag. 
Ortana Slsten: Snn Bros. 
Ortaney Slsten, Tliree: Forei 

Ortancys, Twor 

Orton, OaaStt 
Oskaznma. PllBUI 
West. 

O'Wesaney, Bay: Jobn Bobinson. 
Patty Bros: Rlngling Bras. 
Patty -Frank Tranjie: Baranm ft Ball 

Perl's, Prof. B.. Zonarcs: Caa 

Feteskls. Tbe: GoUmar Broa. 
Patet tuuOj: Mm B. ^larka. 
- - - ^fdgja. 

-Wallaet. 

Polo, f. C.: Boar*^ finat Z : 

Potter, iUdcB ft JOa.: Seltaaar Brsau 
PoweU ft Davene: Mlgh^ Bns. 
Prineeas Dixie: Feiarl ftataal Shnr. 
Prosit Trio: Bingling Bna. 
Qnerry. Elmer: Hagenbe^WaUaea. - 
Two: Jobn ' 



Lowaade, Mamis ft Oaear: 
Mta*B, Carl, Ifonkey .Adab: 
Lu a t a i. Cad: Bingling Broa. 



ABtney. 



wm 



lMiinR.Bt 

WiiKiia to Older fnlMwiii 



WANTED — ^At tbe B a t a a Owuty Fair of lOlO, 
TcnHxnt Attraction, aa par eaat or ground rent; 
would like a Carnival eawpany wltboat carousel. 
H. G. KROSE, Secretary, Vinton, Iowa. 




AasociatloB 
n Caralvai 
ate. What 
iaay.. Mil. 



Wanted — Swing, Ocean Wave, 

Ferris Wheel. Plantation, Wild West, and other 
abows. Also Jap Alley, for oor Street . Fair. 
Aog. 29 to Sept. 3. WM. LOVIN3. Secy.. 
XIaladow lU. 



wAhTED— Meny^^o-Boaad. Fetrla Wheel, and 
sbowa of all kisda for tbe Ohishoma SUta mad- 
men's Betmloo and Baaaaelpatloa Celchratlaa 
combined, at Tblsa. Okla.. Ang. 1 to 6, lacia- 
sive. For privilege*, address PRBO D. 
GCSON. Gen. Mgr.. 22 N. Boston Avenae. 



WANTED — Shows ami attractions working on 
their own merits or a per cent, for our 
Market Day, last Satnrday la each month; 1|. 
censo small; lar(ro crow*!-*: pcxxl business. Ad- 
dress E. }■",•■"■.;-■ [■■. \i-< . wDlh 

port, Ind: 



WANTED — Trapcre and Slack Wire Performers, 
ContortlonlBtB acd Camedlans for Honest BUl's 
Overland Dog and I'ony Show. Can also ose 
man to Itandle ponlea and sood Piano Player. 
Tell all In Urst letter. Eat at hotel* acd sleep 
on lot. Mnst be sotier, reliable and able to 
stand proa perity . Aaawer aa pa 
Boy. BONESX Bm.. 



WANTED-Pespk ■ al Ii 



f miP^**^ patfhRcd. fhr ay IMa 
'a OabliOa. Alaa people In aO Ifawa far 
Xke HanlagtaB Stock. Bath car atMws and 
aadar caavaa. Maalelana af all klnda. Moat 
Jfto-aa litoa. Address ERNEST A. HABBIKO- 
Wl^- Wai Btown. Ind. ■ ■. - 

— WANTED — 

Good Animal Circus 

Aad Minstrel Shows, at Mtb Annnal Ohio Days. 
S'^^H^fejTlwfca^*"'' **** 



r, Tbgiaia. ' 
A UVE WIRE — 



WA3(Tn»-4ll 

Photc. 
FerrU 

rlUe 

park: open notll October. ~Viltr ar 

ISLAND AMCSEMBNT CO.i X' ~ 
BLANCHE. Manager. 



JtTWP *n taait or akowa aad FM Acta. 
«ogMft Oaltay, Kalfk Back. Caotiy Mate, 
ria WMl aad aar gsod rnnnsalsaa; Taalt 
e Acta Dor AMome. Loaf sisaea la tMa 

k: open notll October. ViUr ar whib 



Madlam. Florida. 




MDSical Bells 

J. C. DEAGAN 

gMO-lO M. Oaik St.. 

CBXOASO. 
larentor aad IHr. to 
the pnfeaaloa. Writ* for 

oar Dew l]lnstrat*d cmt* 

»Ioc. New hlta. Al- 
ways reliable. 



FURNISHED ROOiS 

With or witiiout board. B^reiytfaing new 
Use of piano. A. L, STANLEY, 466 W. 
34tli Street, .New York City. 



Beck-Adams 



between two thriving clUea; 38.000 
Ma; aeatlng capacity 3,000; electric 
laaa jgta; g^y^ f^gee triejj rt te; e veg- 

Bm. Skawa, Cttcaa, TaadevOla ftcta^ write 
quick (or aammcr datca: nothing too big; Sae 
locatlim for Metiy-Go-Raaad: wlU fnmlab Juice 
and pDt_yoQ on the ground for percentage: also 

can ase small, clean Carnival for 

■t Ti;i:, write. Address 



1S!& 



Pen-!?! Whwl 



WANTED 

ATTRACTIONS 

McPlcrsii Csoity Fair 

Want .Vttractlons for the week of August 22. 
1910. Grounds clow In; brick sidewalks all 
tbe way out; ooeo day sod nlgbt; free gate at 
Bight. Want PlanUtloo Show. Girl Show. An. 
Imal Show, Moving Pietnre Show aad others. 
Will play OS percentage. Write what yon 
have in flrst tanifc. Wbim Bast be elcaa with 
good froota. ^^^•wgt CsnLiasluaa •( all 



Otttcec 



HARLElAp MONTANA. 



yam BOOKnra ATnuonoaa or merit 

for orer one hnodred boose maaagen In Canada. 

North Dakota. Montana. Idaho and Waalilngton. 

FROM NOBTB DAKOTA TO IBB COAST. 

WO.Mt'BMl aat.peo- 



WANTED-Piaia PUyir witk $500 

to Invest In jdcture sliow In Ptilllpplnes. In- 
quire, F. E., 112 E. Bobbing, Covington, Ky. 



WANTED, BCRTCSER XBUL^ BBOWI — Sketdi 
teem, song, dancers aad 
for a tent show. AdT 
SHOW, Bidwell, Ohio. 



WANTED, COLORED KPBTCfdN^— Small band. 
Ea«y wmk. Weak ataada. Two ooraeta, slide 
' lIliBk^likv^iad. dnMl. Balary 




Ballad 

^nil? tm aide 
Oudr Batcher; 



or wire, aamcthlag i a t p at taa t. Far 
Sale— Pinke]^ tbe red-btlred. . ftaekte-teecd. 



gooaa-cyed 
Raftt aad- 



aar-4* My that wwkal «■ Ike Stdta I 

with Nlrro's CimlTsI, 'WTHE ME TOUK .^D 

DP.K^>■ Vi T:.;.:o-iuai, Otis. H.^REY lirN'i 



MUSEUBIS OF ANATOMY 

For mei only; any qnsotlty. any qnallty: B.OOO 

models ready to 9h'.^ I>r.. IT.^TFIT"" " 
Broadway, St. Locli, 



PATZBTS AMD PAXXBT BKHTS !> jgbt and 
aold. Oood patewt rishC men e : ^- 1 . Rapid 
aelllng. catcbr, patented article. 32c brlnga 
aample. D. W. HcLANB PBN ft SPBCUI^ 
CO.. Bnrlington. Iowa. 



FREE-MY NEW UST OF MABIC 



Escape Acts and New 
preaa. Seat ma-la any ai 
TKIPP. B flittar 8t. Mwr 1 



Sn_X>T MACHINES 



on band and for sale at greatly reduced prices. 
Beeood-Iiazid welgtalcg scslei, card, pcannt and 
electric machlnea. Write for rrlces UNIVI ** 



8PEOIALTT CO., It07 £. 7th 8t, St. LonU, 



F'OUNTA.IN PENS 

and Vcodlna Cards, Make KO weekly and ex- 
penses hiDailng them. Fltie side llcefor show 

^le. agents and drommprs. ELITE HOv- 

CO., 401 Navarre Bld».. St. Losla, Mo. 



THE PAKMTT.F THEATRE, Flattsmoath. Bab., 
which ran vsnderllle and pictures last aessoa. 
will, la the tutm*. play only intimate attrae- 
aa tka Taadwma aad aMvIng pletnrrs 
a tmgm aal «■ Ml be cootinned. 
~ ~ ■ wlB be Pleaaedio 




JULY 16, 1910. 



Ttie eillboard 



39 




. iWo; Selli FIoto. ^ \\ ;,v^: 

VkBrilr: Cimpbrll Bn*. 
HiKk: CauiptwU Bm. , _ 
1 Siaterc Fonpangh-Sella BlW. 
Mln C: BlnsllBS Bros. 

■olllii*. Maoder Blaclbs Bnm. ■ 

u^m,y. Carrie. Cliaa. and Joha; Itorapawk' 

Scl'^ Broa. 

Bwil's Musical BtpbaaM: BmSU*' Bil 
■ mil CombiatttttmB,-^ J- 
tafV». Bboda. BfMK BlM* BOI-nii 

BoMi & Ndaon: Kallw Biaa.* WM 
BattM-rfurda, Tbc: Hafcnbcck-Wanam. 
SuDrk * Dlmltro: BlBsllac Braa. 
■awr. Edward: Hasrabeck-WallaM. 
■aroTK. The: Hag«nbe«*-Wall»«fc • 
Sixon. Artbar, Trto: BIuIIdc 
Srbail>'<. Frank: BlnsUsc Bna. 
S(li<'lcli. Ed.: Gollmar Bra*. 
SbinxxHts. AcrUl : BiacllBK B«oa. 

Sblpp. Jnlla: P *• 

Slecrlsi Troup* 
Slpno. Great: C 

SiDilli'tla: Joha . ..I I . „ 

taltb, CencTa: BaimibNk-WalUce. 
talthx. Great: BtasUnt Bros, 
teltb. Idm: Raccnbeck-WalUM. 
gallb. Jobn: Hoire'a Great Loadon. 
Smith. Richard: Fbrepaiicb-SeUa Bnia. 
Smtlbs, Upclde-Doim: Sella-Floto. 
.tnliler. Capt.: Alf. P. Wbe*l«r"a. 
Stinloy Sifters: Sella-Floto. 
Stinti. Great: Raccnbeck- Wallace. 
Stellliu:. Fred: BlBSl' — ~ — 
Mewart * Baclam 
SUckarr. ElUI 
nik-a. Emny: 




Xloap. Elally: Jota 

Sntini, RadJIhaia: Canpten 
Sutton. Amy: Bacenbeck-Walt 
S^KtvMj, Winnie: Ranabeck-V._^ 
TaBmanlan Troupe: BafeBbeek-WalllMk 
Tav ft Uklcbl: Ftorepaosh-Sella Broa. 
Ta^lor'a, Prof. P., UoakeTa: BinsUac * 
THvler, Wm.: Howa*B Onat »— 
— ■ «a Ttaaac: Bamr ^- 

1 OBnUued itewB. 
noma. Toby: Bamara A BaDej. 
fkaasfl()d9. Tbe: Baiteobeck-Wallace. 
•AaTia. Warren Lincoln: John Bobf 
INimer. Bltncbe: Jobs H. Spatka. 
Tr-Bell Slatera, Tbrce: Ftn«paa|ta-Sdla 
Cyeon Pimlljr: How«*a Great LondoB. 
Val Bro*.: Bobby FMurtaln Sbows. 
Vftleotinoa. TVn: John B. Spark* 
Van Aiken, Ulllan: Baccabeck-WaOace. 
Vaa .Memana^ Tbe: . Haiuibtek-WaUaccw 



Wahlmid t Tekia Trio: VtecpeaMUIa 

Wallace. Jaa. R.; ForepaQch-.££aa toaa. 
Wallet, Wm.: Howe'a Great iMdML 
Walllns. The: node Flak Sbom. 
Waldo, Cnpt. Jap.: Baraina it Ballcy. 
WaUrr. nick: Rtnslinx Bros. 
Wards, Fijing; BInallnr Bros. 
Wearer. Otto: Campbell Btoa. 
Webb's. Capt.. Seal*: Porepaa(h-Sells Broa. 
Webb. Hcraee A WUe: John Bobtoaoa. 
WelK W. Oentij Braa. 

Wei*. Mlaa JLl ' 

Weltaa. Btcbard: , 

Weniell. Mlaa I.: Srra BiMU 
Wertiea, Tlie: Gollmar Brn> ^ 
Wllllimt Funll;: Dode PI " 
WllioD. Datay: Son Bros. 
WInaton'a Sea Uona: Baroom ft Ballen. 
Wood Bros.: OoUmar Broa. ' . 

Wooiley * Pteia: Blngllas Broa. 
£<SM..CiiU ttowa'a Great Looden. 
Sw. riat. Btwaid: BlasIlBtt Bnia. 
WiiW^llra. Kaade: Bte«l3r*i«t^ 
Ta a t atk e j . Prloce: BarsoM^ r 
Zaatoo Broa.: Gollmar BiMu': - ' 
Zaaaar Bros.: i- Biaib''^^' 




Ota- a. iv*^ 

Shows. 

Bwjaea. Oeana « Jean: Bcntttow>a JMj Patb- 




SjJ?^}»iS.^°^-?™>* » Benaatkm. 
S?!1*^^**«^5«JJ««: Uattaaa Otrl Co. 



'a Jally Path- 




B»ot^n. Qeocaa 

ODders. 
Bins. Jaa. W.s 
nDDkrrr. Great: 
Attractlooii. 

Boohim Jim & Haiel: Preaeh'a Now SentatloB. 
gliliv,?*'''': Q»at Nortbera Sbom. 
SmL^a^ PUiets: MatloMi Qlri Co. 
gtsa. A rtbar: Jaa." Adams' Stew No, J. 

St*^"' SmlUi SHOWS, 

"arreii. I,awreBce: T^xaa Stock Co. 

matlc Co. Ssinjlar: JdmlBga' Dta- 

Sl^'*^'-" Adama- Show. Xo. l. 

irfnL Beanett-Moolton Stock Oa. 

ISit^"^ * Bantftow-i Joll5 Path- 

Kgll 4 5y.'!'.«'=-Ma«w«U-a Greater Sbow^ 

, AttraetleS. 

klerrtam, BIBr * !■ 

er?. • '■ . . 

Uanjcela. Jobd W.; 

S««P««ea«. iMnti:? 

Sni*^- ""^ S'"«k Co. 

SSaw. AfSlSf'- Bfooett Moolton Stock Co. 
iSr'rii?^ Mtnatrela. 
vS!^^^ ^llO?!*^- 'ndlan and Lady Co. 

»»tiHii, 0»«de-Dowji : Berbert "lliilHisi 



KfiUBleal 



Berbert KUm 



OXROUSES 

a|rt , HIB: Swift Cl!%M^ MSUjaw 

"Von'""w* ^.•'l:^^ Wayne, lad.. IS: Ander- 
Jn iV n'l?" 1'= Blkbart 19: Kankakee. 
iin;J«i. P<>n«'»e '0: USallo 20: Molina 21; 
Uoacattae. la.. 22: OeBtenttla 23. 



Bniralo _ 
13: Jm 
Id. 

Campbell Bros.': Ol 
Inaon. .V. D.. 14; 
IS: Jamestown 18i 
10; Pttham, Miss., 




Xoot., 13: Dlck- 

lam 15: Bismarck 

▼aBar aty IS; Casaeltoa 
SI; Bnlncid 22; Onlnth 



K. H. l oa s a, oisr.: 



Tower, 




Col* & Boceia' 

Mian.. 13. 

Oark. M. L.. ft Boai' WBd West Show: Pit- 

iMkl. yfcMjartaas^M; Blaad IS: 

'^moatk ^IrsSifp^K^^ 

liake. Dode, Sbows: Utile Falla. Minn.. 13; 

Aitkin 14; Cloqnot IB: Breletb IT. 
0«nti7 Broa.': lodlaaola. la.. 13. 
OoUaar Bioa.': Biaa* ton. s. I>.. 13: OrtonTllle. 

Mlaa.. 14: Hoatarldao IS: HatebtBson 18; Da- 

raad. Wla.. 18: Taouh ns KUboora City 20; 

Batlla 21: Hartford 22: GhUtaa fS. 
Bacn^cek-Wallace: CTawfacdavlUa. lad.. IS: 

Sbelbyrllle 14: Colomlma IS; Greeasbarx IS; 
Hcai7'*. J. E.. Wasoo Show: Atcblwo. Xet>., 

13: Stoart 14: Newport IS. 
Booest Bin's Show: Spencer, S. D., 13: Salem 

14; CaooTa IB; Boward IS; Wtafrrd 18: Had- 

Ison 19; Wentwortb 20; Coleman 21; Eacan 

22; Flandreaa 23. 
Bnmpbries. B. P., ft Ssas' United Sltowa: Kat- 

emcy. Tec, ML . ^ . ^ . . ■ ■ 

KeUer Broa.* OWtaC aSMt ■Wtm^ WUt -VtU, 

LaaibrtgBar'a. Ooa^ * 
TtnanM.. Il-iai 
Laictta Twias Tfeaapa: Dada 

*— — : . ** — 



Ulller Broa.' ft ArIln(toe's 101 Baach WIlu 
Weet: Potnam. C<inn.. 13; Bristol 14; Dan- 
. bory IB; Poosbkacosle. N. T.. 18: Klafstoc 
18: Newhanc 19: Newark. N. J., 20-21: Ell- 
tabetb 22; Lome Branch 23. 

: Bna.*: Carroll. la.. 13; Dea Moines 
..'alariae IB: Oidai Basldi IS; Danaport 
■Mnat«. iu» t»t Paaria M: Mlat 21: 
Ma RaiMT. Mich.. IS: Kalaaaaoe SS. 
Btppel Bros.* Sbows: MedaiTTlIle, lad.. IS: 

PrsDclsTllIe 14. 
Bobbins'. Frank A.: Uerear. Pa.. IS: Gtcea- 
eOle 14; Mesdvllle IS; Exposition 18: Alliloo 
18; Connesnt. O., 19: Oltard. Pa.. 20. 
Sella-Floto: Newton. Kan.. 13; Emporia 14; 
Topeka IS; AtcblioB 16; Kansas CMj. Mo., 

18-20. 

SllTer's. Bert. Famllr ttmn llMMitk SOcli.. 

14: Birch Baa IS. ' 
Sparka'.^ Jol^g^^t^MHlawa. It. IK, M; MaT- 

SUrrett's.' B&wwttt XmsM TaBcy. N. T.. 13: 

Oyster Bay 14: B. Norwich 15: Westbary 18: 

BlckarlUe 18: Srosset 19. 
San Bras.': Dnadee, Mich.. 14. 
Wheeler's. AI. P.: LeBo.r. N. Y.. 13: PaTlIIIoo 

14; Warsaw 15: Varysborg 16; StrykersTnie 

18: E. Aurora 19. 
'Wiedemann Bros-* Amerlrao Shows: Belleville. 

Kao.. 13: Mankato 14; Smitb Center IS; Ptall- 

llpabnrs 16. 

Toaas BBffalo*a Wild West: Cattlcabnnc. Ky.. 

~ — ._ — — - ..- — — piiaM, 



Singing CoinstiansWanM 

Quartettes or Trios, eithor colored or white, doing fiist-cUu>s comedy 
stunj^ wanted for Sundaiy af ternocm pafomiBiioes at pooular trolkg^ 
pnk. AiOfHrn lAWRBNGB J.^ALY, WairiioiwlW, Oimik 




Only HUe Track Fair in Illinois oatside the State Fair 

TO HRAR SSOM 

Midway Attractions and G>ncessions 

Our free acts are booked. Joliet, HL Fair. August 29 to September 3. 
^^ta^ evenpoik MMSHUS FLAWS, SecreCaiy In|^ Ftak. 



Ta.. h: Faiat 



ant 



HISOELLANEOUV. 

Adams*. Jsmes. YaodeTlUe Sbov, Mb 1. aader 

canTss: Ktaataa, ». a. U-I* 
Aeronaot MtawJb^Q^jkk l^Jte Maajr 

Mack, ncr.i aiiilili *ail9 Mavnak. M. J.. 

ladef. 

Aenaaat Jokaay Mack. Co. No. 2. Johnny Mack. 

aasr.: P a t sts bocr . W. ya.._12- 13; Co mbarland. 

Md., 14-lB; (laaa Paik) J i k aal Pa., id. 

Aeiaaaat Jebaaj MMk^Ok ft «aBjL Kt* 



Tha Gieat: Mllwaokea. Wt*., ledef. 

Prof. J. a.. Maxteiaa. aader caBTsa: 

Bockaeld, Ind.. 11-M: Baanwa 3MS.- - ^ 

Bcaatlea of tbe Deep. >. A. Maar. mm- 

wiek. Ho.. 11-ML . . 
Bdle. Biaaaa ML. Maatal Marral, Phil BL Beelaa. 
^m.: (Mill III lliiail OklahcaM Cltx. Okla.. 
Jalr l-lS. 

Date Darn Dale's Free Attraelkns, Chts. P. 
Dale, msr.: Uberal, Mo., 11-18; Eldorado 
Sprian 

aT Onat. Shnr: McOomk. 111^ U-IS; Un- 

I'.'^^K Onad Baplda. Mtck.. ladef. 
noota. Coaamodare. and Stater Qnecale. LlUpn- 
tlans: Crooked I.ake, Ansola. Ind., July 11- 
ladcf. 

O aedner, Woodcr of Aostnlla Show: Mediclae 
Hat. Alta. Oaa.. 10-14; Moaa law. Saak.. I«- 
20: Bettna .21-2S. 
Berman'a. Wm.. Show: I^nelibnrK. Va., 4-23. 
Heroda'a Temple of Pahnlstry: Webster City, 

!«., Jnl7 21-Atl8. 21. 
Jones' CDoecaaloa Co,. A. B. Joaea, mgr. (PaU) 

BlehBHtnd. K]r~'lMS._ . „ . „. 

KIdd ft Healv Mailas Pi tf w i ftlWulH, Hd., 
IS-IS. 

Klac aarOKM. BUk-OMac Haiwa. B. Sirllac, 
(MiiSnid Paskt BnrMaa. Maaa.. 11-18: 
(Aa Plara) RanrWn iMS. 
Haaeot. Uaeated Bane. B. 8. Maseire, nir.: 

Lake CrystsU Mlaa.. 13. 
Markla'a. W. B.. Show Boat: Baih III.. IS: 

Harana 14: Chnilcotbs 15: Drr.ne t?. 
McDnanld'a, Mrs. W. J., Cantas Show: Moscow. 
Ida.. 14. 

M.Tsterlnns Melba*a Palac* ot Mystetr. C. B. 

Bice, mirr.: Aak|M. JMl, U-Ml 
Newman. Scl>>ntMe' Snnllaat MMfe. Mlaa.. 

Jnlr S lndef. 
Noble's. Obaa.. Tent Shows: Walhalla. 8. C, 
W16, 

rrlncrsa Bonlta. Educated Borse, SInart Ma- 
irolre. mar.: (Pare Anerlcaa Thea.) Bniaaels. 
Balrlnra. Jnae l-Indef. 
Qnartrl. Dan. ft Co., Micl< laaa: St. Henri Jnae- 

llon. Can., I.ri4; St. Benri Station 18-18. 
Ronk's. Fred A.. Ursterlnos Orient: Franklin. 
O., 11-18. 

Stblry'a. Walter K.. SapivW Skam: MUaapaih. 

Ind.. 11-18: Bealaa:Hailii& MIO.. IMfc 
Sntberlaiul. Fred If lia Hl mtmt fttaa, 21. B.. 

Can., 14-20. . :- ■: 

Ttaompcon's Entertalacf* - VkaSk HL Staiwaoa. 
mcr.: Tripoli. Wia.. M^Ot IhSlkH* 14-IT: 

IViretiestcr 18-31. 
Towel's. Wro„ VandeTine Co.: TbomaarllW, N. 
C. 11.18, 

Vemo'a Coimeas or Noreltles, Ik J. Stsllo. aisr.: 
Alloaaa. Pa.. 1I-1& 

I (Ooatlaaad co pas* 43) 



UBERTY 
Schepp's Famous 




4 Ponies, 10 Dogs, 4 Monkeys, 3 People 



For Vandeville, Parks, Resorts, Cfaautanqiiai^ 
Fairs and Celebrations 

Can put on a show of 45 minutes, or, if preferred; can divide in 2 
turns. Perform in or outdoors, on stage, elevated platform, or -on ' 
ground. An A No. 1 drawing attraction of reputation and moit. 
Address, care of WALDORF HOTEL, Clark and Madison, Ghieaieo. ID. 



NOTICE SS TO :: SHOWMEN! 

You can see Mr. J. B. Warren, of tbe Unttetl Fairs Booklni Assodattoa, Chl> 
catfo, at Keraan Hotel. Baltimore. Md., July IS^lSt Imperial HotaC New 
Yotk Cnr, Jaljr lS«18>SO«21» and arrange with him to play Ihs k^fast 
datMiaf MMjrMK.- 

Also all CoDcesaoB People for the 

Appaiacbiai Eiposition 

KaoBcnSle, Tenn. Sept. 12 to Oet. 12 

IMMEMI41I1I 



Oolumbiu^ Ohio, State Fair 
Louisville, Ky., State Fiur 
Nashville, Tenn., State Fair 
Memphis, Term., Tri-Fair 
Birminghani, Ala., State Fair 
MbntgHaerr, Ala.. IW-IUr 
Cblniiibii% i 



Opiii Lab«r 
DiT. Sipt- S. 

GItMS 



-FIRST ONE III SIX YEARS-A BIG ONE 



I 



Undap tha Auaptoaa off Marey Heapltal 

WEEK OF JULY 18th SIX DAYS AND SIX NIGHTS 

ON THE MAIN STREETS 
WANTEO-ALL KINDS OF CONCESSIONS 



uBlTltl) 1 



NORMAN NELSON PRESENTS 

The Great Charcot 



TIE aMKMi SCIEimFie ttNMM 



King of Hypnitists and His Big 
H)paitl6 Komadf Uapaai 



Aaslatad ^ 

Mil*. niiiHiM 



tmiEsr — !« uncK nmeniii 



FRANK DOYLE, - CHICAGO 



40 



Tne Bllll>oar cl 



AND SADDLES PRODUCED 

(OcBtlinia tfUa ptge 4) 

OoL EdCBtOB. «MhmMv Mth C. S. CtT- 

mlrv I. Gordon Edmrda 

Corp. Bob Fowler, Troop K, IBth Cavalry 

Horace F«ct«r 

Aooger BarrU, Troop K, 6Ui CaTilrj. 



Ttooptr HeGIm. Wtftmitt* 

TiooiMr Biahop, nddlir Maolt MeHo^ 

X. o. AUcr 

............FhOUp BuTlaom 

Tteoper Jmt '. Jerry KelUr 

Helen Brlaco Rachel BUcieT 

EUialwtll BoirUse AsceU UcCaoU 

>Ferri« .CkaiMtt WaftS 

Camp FOUOMB^ Mb . 

szsoFSis. 

Act L— Temecnr cnv •< l^nxv ^- ^• 
•B. CsTaliT tn Mwitiat. 

Act XL — Two weeks later, at the Brlaco borne. 
Act m. — ^FlTC montba later. The Hooae o( 
Ouotf FeiTla. 

, . Act IV. — ^An Adlntant'a Office at the Caralrr 
Fost. 



V NSW YORK MUSIC NOTES. 

Fred W. Haser wU. so doobt, bare tlie Jos. 
Uorrls Music Pnbllsliliir Co. aoDgs reatore^l «t 
tU the sammer lesorts u they are becoming 
popnlar aliice FTed baa^^teen with the firm. 

Jeme Loaky'a Connt^ CInb Is osIsk I 
I/onslJiK (or Tomorrow when L Think of Tester- 
day, aod flnlshes with that new walta mamg, 
WalU Me im I am Weary, Dearie. 

♦ 

Bin HcDomald. In tbe Blackxmlth, Is (eatnr- 
iBc I am Tmnlng tar ■nunonow Wben_L Ibink 
.-•C XastaadaXt •» tbat new MM 
Hi«, vera aU Here to 8e* XM. 




ka s Ms L , 

I noTdette, and b 
br Joa. Morris. 

. ♦ 

m. Door U maUnc a Ms Ut 

House ot Idieaunle- ' " ' 

Can Staoat, and is 
many encores. 

♦ ' 

Al. Carlton la go enamoored o( Joat For a 
Old tbat be ncrer misses tbe sUsbtcat ovpoc^ 
tnl^^to^M^ fosb this »tcbtis waUm aas !• 

♦ 

Ed. MortoD, at tbe Alhasibta last week 
made an emphatic hit wltb tbe stinlnc Wit 
aurk march aaaE> Daddy Wsa a Grand Old 




Althoosh Grizzly Bear ia balas beard. Um. .: 
tr«incnUj at tbe Majeatlc and. AacfleaM; tt is 
becomlns mon poBolar daUr at all ol the cata 
Qg ■•.IIQMI. tttr an 'VUlac" aad 
It la tkriaMMiW mc aOnad at " 




. bla baaie to. tbe toae of Tbat Pecn- 
liar Bas. tbe lateat' mdody in tbe catalosoe 
at tbe Anbrey Stanffer Unalc Co. Tratuneiei 
Bas. another Stanffer nomber. is aLso oaed la 
tbe act by UebllnKer, and la fast becomlns ooe 
of tbe most popnlar of tbe summer hits. 
♦ 

George Little baa returned ftem St. Lools, 
where be has been plogslos for several mnslc 
pnbllahers. He hss iccently placed sooics with 
Bemlck aad lis emml e. Bemlc purchased Iiittie 

bjr Uttle Xm wm,^UB toLoTc^ aad the 

Ha fiav' to 



The HmnoDT Tma dalm to bare broken aU 
existing recorda for a eootlnaoas ensasemeDt 
tctta. Tbcr are now In tbelr elabty* 
■t the «aa Tbiitrf la St. ^Sola. 
l^tmr tbat Meet Me To- 

I was Iba beat Ulccd Qaartettc 

to tbetr zepcrtolza. 

':■ Dale mOer. wbo la playlos aae of tbe prfsel- 

rndca to Tbe Girl in the Kimono, wbleb 
enioylns each a soecessfnl ran st tba Zleg- 
tM Tbeatre, Cbleaso, ia tbe icdplent of ea- 
cana nlsbtly, nslns the Temptation Bas toot, 
by tbe Wltmark Maale Oo. 
♦ 

Tlolet ' Staley, wbo made qolte aa enviable 
lepntation for h9rs<-ir In vaaderllle. win ze- 
tnrn to the profession after an absenre of three 
scoL and ftir ber te-appcacaaee wfD aaa MM 
^i Mfc Mtfc l a ^iy Mjmjt.Mr mmtmi 

George AHatla Moore, who was amoas the 
features at the Majestle last week, has added 
Tbat liOTln* TramBefcIe to Ms.Ua t_«C c bato e- 
ter songs, which meana tbat Bnla=MftMK.BM 
added another cot to his wheel ^WrJMMB'lV 
the Anbrey Stanffer Mnsle Co. 

Pearson and Xaaon are a«tog That Pecollar 
Bas and Starlight Sloox. tbe former on tbe 
fcanl o. Thia rag bids fair to become aa a^pal tt 
'wild CbecTles. and the w ilteia of Tbat -Mo- 
Bar Rag are worUag on a new «■• wUA la 
•aia to be Jaat m vud. 



Honey on Cor Honeymoon la stfll tbe bis 
feature ot the act which Early and lAte if 
presenting oo tba Wcsten ▼sndCTiDs Msaa- 
ger'. A.ssociaUOB tlM. VaabaMlMtwm* 
at the Kedile AMMk MT.*** ttb-Ms hit 
ot the bill- .... 

anas Booulne la 
tba way abe ia tcal 
Taidsa of My 

ot ■ 




Billy Beard, "The Party 
Is meeting wltb gnat aneeoa a" 
nold's latest Jaa^ aoaf. My 

Is the • 



ThIa 




AMiniMN LADIES' BAIAlMMmES 
SUCCESS. 



Advice from Davenport, la., received laat 
weft Id Chlcagoi. toid of the marreloos soccess 
which was scored by the Amerlesn Lsdles" Band 
from tbe finit day of tbe local engagement. It 
Is auted that becawaa ot the InuMdlate popa- 

laiit7 at tba aigaatetiM at laAi^ ■ ■■ IfHa a.tbe 



people eoaid be eomtttrtably accoeunodated. This 
angms well for tbe fotnre of tbe American La* 
dies Band, and bears ont tn fact the optimlsUc 

Predictions made by Tr.^ O. E. Skill. OoL 
klff Is a veteran in the game and knows talent 
from T to T. He has been bosy engineering 
tin BRsaratlons for tbe tour of tills band and 
has sacm to It that not aae fctaB, baa been 



NEW VDRK 



VAUOEVILLK OHAT- 

■■v'.Tra. 



Irving Berlin has signed with the Eddie Foy 
show. Tbey opened la Boston. Irv'ng will do 
the same act thBt he did at the Circle a few 
weeks tgo at tbe trial night given at the 
latter bouse. 

Mis* Dnpree. the champion bnck dancer of the 
world, as she is billed. Is meetloir with encces* 
with ber partner, ilr. EckeL They are now 
playing the Horrls time and are constantly lo 



Bebla. the joggler. says It Is very wann these 
dors ^ ^bait''Mn(l*Ba^to^^^vi^ 

Tic Leonxo says be did the banner boslness on 
the beach last week even If he has big opposi- 
tion next door to him. which consists of stock 
borlesqne. Every one knows Vic on North Beach. 

James J. Armstrong, the New Tork agent, 
sent tbe followlDg acts to play Lake Cooponnce 
last week: Jai^Iln and Lange. Barry Dare, DOl 
and Ward. Boland Brothers and Jack O'Donnell. 

Minnie Crawford, who appears in msle sttlre. 
seems to be gaining a lot of eon ti acta, aa ahe 
never aaya she Is Idle. Her singing and clever 
dss dance alwiya call- tor a round of applanse. 

Seltaer Waters, secretair of the White Bats, 
bas been d lae are ie d writing a book on plays and 
plsycza ba baa met la bla career. I hope be 
■mmet fs«at tbe Sberry an« ^arTIsi 

■BMnr Maaatford. secretair aC tbe-~ White 

iTia'llmfaiyalpdaa baa act 

Otran and Ocrtnide MidCeade-WWtjaMttied 
leeentlr at Oortngtoa,- ant^Mr vMb^wm 
Sbsctlr be a partner lo the act. ar~' 
to ■saflsillls aa a da«v ImltatsB. 

lav Gbrirtir ol (k. assisted br^MIas Mar 
WaUma aad WnHaas Msaij. ste laretla s wltb 

tn their new act, w rUla a br * *~ 
entiaed The WaBhingtoB Guide. 

Gcorg? Delmoie and Bdwte KeaaL- 
dcrlas wba win ba - tba UlOa 'OM- .«t the 
White Bats after tba ballata aaa «a«M^- Walt 
and see. Tbsfs tbe aaawer. 

John J. Cancho's is stffl tbe same bis tareclte 
at Keith and Proctor's Twentr-thlrd-Street Thea- 
tre, singing tbe ainstrated songs. He tass been 
booked for tbe entire season. 

Tbe <3r«at Rlnallags are more than making 
good at Ixina Park, as they have been held over 
for a few weeks, ew'sc to their big soccess at 
this famotia resort on Coney. 

Jennie Esmeralda and Bdle Veola are aatos 
to be one Of the slater teaaa .wMk-lkb 4M k 
tbe Taxi Cempanr aezt saassa. aaiw tbe a. 
reetlon of AL S. Woods. 

WoUfbelm's Bronxe Statues are stm maltof 
good on the Keith and Proctor time and *■ 
certainly retnm to Kew York again to plar 
some of the United time. 

Dave t/ewls U srooad town looklas Sne; his 
voice sounds like a phooearapb. only not qoite 
so streaky. He aays It will be fine as aeoo as 
the winter sets In. 

Minnie Lee, formerlr a( Dora aad Laa. ia aew 
singing Theodore MMSita - SMV- Mia vMki Aa- 
bands at the different baaS aaaaHfsu aad la aMsa 

than making good. 

John W. Cooper, tlw vaatfHnqa'st. Is a Terr 
artist, and. with Ma agares. repre- 
a barter shop, ciaatea a tot of comedy 



-^Sf *" ivlBs oB for a few 

weeks, taking a much needed reat, after wbleb 
they will open on the park dmit agala. 

qnmofe and Delaney are stin prortng i>ls fa- 
Totttes at the different samacr zesorta wbatc 
tbey are presenting their pi»«-i»g set. 

Uamle B. Da Olsch la m«Vt»r quite aa ta- 
presslon with ber clever aordlr act at tba dif- 
ferent boosca where aba la -nmr'1 

Jam Kaaa will lease ■aK'-Wft ba a. JMTitaa 
tor tba Wcat. wbcra ba imS&««>iSma 
for a new abow aezt aaaan. 

MsnAsB Mw i m a a i u . aa daabt. win be a 
faroHta, aa ba te playtos la bis beate-town. In 
BnAlra. thU week. 



sad Elch, In tbelr comedy singing and 
taiafng act, are going big on thepark and hip- 

podrama time. 

It baa been mmored that George Evans, the 
Hooey Boy, WUl be seen on the Loew time at a 
high salaiy. 

Tite Morrla Sisters are advandns to the front 
rapidly, aa their set alwaja takaa waU. 

eT5^SeIr"anSj lS8i'?iSB?^ " 

Itcslle Feathers Is making good with Us acro- 
batic t:ra hind-lrajanclng. 



O A 8 B far Vila i 

have either 
details 



ipaiif eaias . laa -aa hbm. aa. 
Maeblae. Madd S Oaa OaS taSS Mta wSt 

■■IfftiSg^ an tot tSnb^tVT^iirS: 



FILMS, II 

ABMrleaa aad sdeetad toalaa snhjeeta^ Mota 
these, bargalna. ladtaaTBrSle (gam). «u! 
Disinherited Son's Loyalty (Blaon), fU: Tba Ad- 
ventm«sa. $5; Nat PInkertoa, flO: Conntrr GM'a 

Peru. aiO: Takes Oasallne to Win a Otil. au- 
The Haunted Bridge (Ambroaio), $10: L'Aria^ 
selnne. |10; Tower of London, tU. Write for 
my complete Hat Every reel gnaraateed to be 
in ninnlng shape. Pleased cnstomen say my 
tli reela are like the other fellow's $25 kind. I 
■hip C. O. D,, subject to ezamlnatlaB. OaOBQI 
M. MDNDY. 132 Grand Bliag Amm-~ 
Mich. - . ^ ■ 




^ - jaa at tbe Hlpp» 



. . ii glai la te la 
laad ooea agala. 

Koran and 'blaster, to tbelr npatde-dewa dog 
dandns. are aore tbaa aaklBS sood- The act 
ia a decided nordty aad tbey have no trooble Id 
booUttg time. 
OnS aad.Walsb are two darer daoccrs sad 




Downie's World's Best Dog & Pony Shows 




. Contraetlns Agent tbat baa bad 

tte Saatb weU. Boaa BiUpoater w tate aaaa aC 

t be a good billposter; fear C ""*' ' — " — 

, at once. Stste lowest salsrtca; par - 

it wltb tbe abiia aad Assistant Boss Canvaaman and a food Beat 

. TdlaMe, experienced people who are willing to work for sure salary aad Ions 

Acte of all kinds for big abow. Comedy Acrobata, Revolving Ladder, Contortionist, Tight or Black 
Wire, Trspeie Perch. Aerial Ladder, BIsjn. Bars, or any novelty dtcoa acta. AU mast do ' — 
downs to pot on good clown stns for nnsU show, Osacatt Mfflak Maa to 
■ement and sell reserve seat and concert Ucketo aat#» — - - 

Wni stand half fares to join. Give letters or tdaoaai 
TO BUZ. sood January Wagon and Bbmersanlt Dog. 




-ADDRESS- 



DOa 1^ PONY SHOWS, Box 76, FLEIMINQ, SA8K., CANADA 



mMmsy-^Fmsas AWHEEL 

Ooioced BetfomwH^ Oaaj Bouae, Platfonn Shows, at>d anytliiog that does 
' for tiw Funow WiariowShoin^ WaAiiMtaa, Iowa, week July ISth; FImF' 



WMITKD AT ONCK FOR 



SELLS-FLOTO SIDE SHOWS 

MiM Hi Mn ihi iHiBi Idf ai JUv Itm 



Walk 



ROT E fox's LfHIE STAR MNSTRELS 



want to boy BAUD UMUVBMB. new or second-hand. Moat be la drsl-clasa 

condition. State aU with price In first letter. WANTED, leader for o r c h astra. 
that dODblea clarinet, comet or trombone In band. Can place two good aong 
aad dance comedians. Also want novelty acts. BOX B. — - 
Sealy, Tezaa, Jnly 14-lS-lS: MaUgorda, I8-1B-20; Bay City, ~ 
23-20.27-28: Oalvestoo Beach. Electric Park ~ 
W to Aag. IS. Far. Add.. Bex SW. Oorpas i 



r 

• Obitatl. Tazaa, 



IF XOVB 



JULY 16, 



Ttie Btllboard 



41 



FAIRS 

(CooUnDed troB pag* S2.) 

MEckDc/TUe— Pcrrr C^AcitcallMai Bodtr. 
8«pt. io-23. r. _o. jnW(r._«wi'»^ „ V _ 

ttoer CUT— ror< Cbb Mb - Mpt^ vMb at. K 

■latairU— WUI Coa^ Fllr. IhltM Mt Mt. 
inMcMo— Banra Caaatr jLsriciiltnnl BouC 

Sept. Oku. Ik^ msM*. ner. 

(MKT— r*lr. Mr aut. Oca OmmkI. met. 
jCrBad— HraMVk Onat7 Mr- Oct. IIJS. 

K. B. Wccuar, ner. 
BspbTlUc— r«lr. An*. ie-l». O. A. Orimtb, 

■^olioQ— CnwfoTd C«. OriBC* rilr. Stpt. 

•630- Bout Ceoltet, Mcr.. DohcuitUIc, iU. 
Biodwicb— Sandwlek r>lr Aun. 8«pt. IS-ia. 

C. L. StlntOB, tej. . 
Bubrook— McLeiD Conntj Fmlr. Dttn not Mt. 
SDrloie'I'l— niloali RUta Fair. B«pt. SO-0«l. 

8. J- K- Dlcklnaoo. aeCT. 
(olllrin— Mooltrla Co. Agnealtanl Fair Am. 

stpt a-it. ohu. a. Ma w i. iMT. - 

»- L A^it^MMi n la ■ awl* m. 




Sept. 3. Xank WUtkcart. ^ _ 

■Mrilac-rur. Aoc Mmt'tr OhI f. OM. 

IMua— Chuapal«B Oooaly 

SO-Sept. a. B. D. 01""— 
Tlcut— Jekaton Count; 
Wimn — Jo DtTleaa Oooatr 

W. Blcbardaoo. *eej. 
Wenoaa— MarabaU Cooolr Fair. 

Alfnd Jidd, ucr. 
WjomlBK — Stark Cooatr Fair. Aoc tOfcpt. 3. 

JobD Smttb, a«c7. 
Woodilock — McBenry Coostr Acrleatt. 

Sept. M. 0«o. A. Bunt, wecj. 

mXAJTA 

Aat^a— ^tfobrn Count; Fair. Sept. 8-9. Or- 

tUIc Ooodala, aac7. 

BeooTlIle — BooBTlllc Fair Aaaa. Ass. SI.Sept. X 

BonrtUI— B«DtM Couty IWr Aas. Sept. IS- 

Baoztes— BonMA' - 

BroMg-jtanMI ONMy M. S«t. ST-atL. J. 

CMa^^J^aewOaaatr Vale flwt. S-lft. I. 

0» l « u i >m Fair. Aoc. »-M. Tlwa. Tlnotd««, 

OaaacnTiU*— Fayette Co. Fraa Fair. Sept. ft. 

■l Jasper L. Kennedy, aacy. 
OoaTcne— Miami Cooaty Acri«iltBTaI Aaiocia- 
Sept. aO-23. Will W. Dtaaer. accr. 



dca. 

Oorrd' 

Aag. 2»-Sept. 2. A. (S. Wai4. 
CoTlactao— Fair. Sept. aOA 



..:er Coanty Agrlenltnral Soeiaty. 
I«ander Jooca, aacy. 
lox Count; A. * H. Soclct;. Sept. 
lP-33. Jaa. it. Hoom, Vlncennea, Ind. 
Wanea — Warren Trl-Connty Fair and DrUlna 
Aan. AOS S0-8«pt. S. J. O. aick. atcy. 
— ■ ^ Ot. Mc Aag. u tm. ^ 



•ty. 

AlUsaa— Batlcr Co. 

W. 0. Sbapaid, le^. 
Aaamoaa— Aaamoaa Oiat. Fair. 



T. F. 

CooatT AsckBltanl Sod- 

A. O. Lanaa. aeey. 
' * B. Society. Sept. 6-8. 



A. A. 



U. BnaaeU, .. 

AlU— Bncna TUta Co. Fait. Am^' H 

B. Woferaley. ac<7. 
AxlOB— Crawford Co. Fklr. Sept IS-IO. 
Coorad, aecy. 

Atikat^^^ua^OMO^ ^^M^ai^^H ^ 

27- 

V. I«ai7i«.- 

Blaomfleld— Oara Ooontr J«rlealtana Society. 

Sept. lJ.ie. H. 0. r 
Boo n a Beono Drtvlas 

Sept. IB-lB. A. M. ^_ 
Brltt— aaaeock Co. AtlL ■ Wt^B^.'^Wmt,' 10-23. 

r. B. Boten. aeey. 
BnSalo Onter — BnSalo Ceater Dlat. Fair. Dateo 

Bot aet. J. P. Boyd. aeey. 
C^koon— B«c^r^|I_Ct4r_Fa» tmu lair 
A. X ** ' 



Badfard-TartaTlBL IS. Dataa aet aei 
locaa, aeey. 



Boaall. mtf. 
O^tarrmc— Appaaoow 

hat mC. ' ST A.- Bml. 
tabal City— Wapala TaUiT BMiM Fklr. Sept. 
S-9. B. B. Haadnaaa. aeer. 

Oatea aat 

IS-ia. 

M. Sipt. C 

C»Ste a~ Cirntoa DIstilct Fair. Sept. IS-IS. >. 

B. Aktcna. accy. 
Oataakoa Jnctla*— Cotamtoa Juetiaa District 
Fair. Bapt. M M. X. MmbtM, aecr. 

~ ~ ~ liSL Cha. 



Cbarlea Clty-^oyd Oaoa^ Fklr. 

aet. w. B. Jo- 
CUrtnda — (Harlada 

J. C. BeekMT. „ 
CSaHaa— Wrl^t Ctb 



Barrlaon Osontj Axilealtaral Society. 

ward, aea. 

tTh. 



OotkaneOi 



ABC. a o sapt. t. 

Ctotts rnlal Tale Cla: 

Wkealar. aaey^. 
Daeatsr— Onat Hi 

•-8, ~ ~ 




TT-». »no. IL 
Bdlabwc— Jotmscn Oik 
_0. Porter, aaey. 

~" — BctTtajr Park * Fair 
, .r. B. caymcr, aeey. 
». AOS. Alra Basoa, aeey. 

Ikukfort— CaintOD Co. Fair Aaan. Aas. as-aa. 
_ W O. HteunelWrl«ht. ooct. 

Coanty .Alt. Aag. Sl^tpt. 

2. Uartla Sellers, aeey. • . - ' 

Grwnsbars— Decatur Couty FklK- Sm-""1B1B 

Dr. c. B. Alaswarth, aacy. 
■■ l ii a -jBkkart Cooaty Fair and Axrieoltaral 
-"»jjaty. Sept IS-ia. Fraak E. Yoder, aeey. 
■^Matkuit— >atr. Sapt. 12-ie. E. w. Plek- 

Haatlarji ^iT w Jfca lw Fair Aaaa. Sept. IS- 
tJT* i2«» *»k*>CT.: m. SlaootOD, mcr. 
ladUsapM^-^lBdlan State VMr. Sept. iTlT. 
Ckaa, DwMaf, laer. 

«««^J«n^^JtafcIl»nto iwr, Sept. SMO. D. 

Utayette— 1tep««aDoa Oooaty Fair. AHM M- 

Sept. *. K w. Ttavta. iaey. 
''a£S!!.t~^ 'S^ Cb. Acri^tural AS« 

»^^^^*«5g*W^ralr A.«.. Au^jtJ 

-OalaaOMatr Fklr. 

IfCansport— Fair. AaL B-lt. 
"•"•Mjv-^wfard oTfklF 

""ioB-^r^'o?^^. tt Fair Aaaa. Bapt. •«, 

Tarrae, secy. 
Mlddlatown— Henrr, Madlaoo aad Ddkwaia 

CoontiM Atrlcoll "M^'-sy 

A. wlMbirt. set,. 
Moptpellar— Blackfkctf Ok. 
C. L. Sailtk, aa^, 

la-io""?*^*^?™*' Antoit 
w_ ^\ Harlem, secy. 

"yjg-ykw m Oa, A. * M. SoeUtr, Aof. 

Sew ~iani Oi 
etr. Aas, 9'IM.- W< _ 

^ B^HllC-^*™" Ox Iter. BiBt. a-si 

- »• OlPo". secy. 

-T-lft U O. Rols. a««r. 
Bl^^Wd ' Asm. Abi . U-ft. a 

B aia fa TlMe— fil 



atnral Sadclr. Abb M. W. 



Sept. 2. w. I.. Kii 
Fair. Sept. 6 



.-loward Coanty „ 
2. A. c. SblUlDt, aeey 



Fair Assa. Aoc. 

Auf. 80- 



toiliTllle— Rnih" bouner"i^lT ' Astn 
■.5*?'- 5- I- KInit. aecr. 

. 6 0. Chaa. B. Norrla, aeey, 

Co. Fair AMD. Sept. S-IO, 



secy. 

rlUe Kaces. Oct. 13-14. 



V. Ckjal 



« I. 



It ss- 

o. 



Daeerah— Waaaethick Cbaatr fflik^ 

L. I.. Caldwell, aeey. r 
Dea irolac*— Iowa Dept. <C Asrt. Aaaaal 

Sapt. X I. 0. BImpaae. ae^, 
OaWItt— CUatoa Cooaty Fair. Sept. 14-18. 

R. Ckrlstcasefi. secy. 
Dooiclaoo— IM Caoaty Fair. Sapt. 7.0. Cktla. 

BalTDcr, aecr. • . • - 

FIdiwa naifllB Ct. Ffcb; Sept. S-S. B. a Uar- 

B^UkT^kader fklr A Xkack Aaaa. Sapt. 
M-XSL W. W. DavUaaa. aecr. 

Fairfax— JTaWa Talltr FUr. Oslia ast nl. 

. 0.'J. KalekMbockat. aacr. 

t'alrSeW TslTaiaaa CkaaSlkk, BalH Mt art. 

C%aa. H. Oasab-aHF. . . • :■ m 
Fonda— Bis Foat WSR ABB, M^ T.**; SM- 

lea, aeey. 

mrcst CtO — WlanAaco Co. Fair. Datea aot 

att. C. K. MalaoD, accy. 
Qaiaarllle— Claytoa Oooalr AgtlcdtBial Badaty, 

AOS. aiKBept. S. F " 

SreaaSeM— Adair Col 

D. Martla. aea. 
Ortaael l P a aiak let 



al AatfcBltaral 
Baaaaii. »ecy. 



O, P. BBMaU. Mcr. 
. Oiaug Fkltw Sept. SO- 

=. L. lt-»Hai— 

Ontlule- 

Bau'iplmi Frtaklla'fe. Fair, 



iwa, aacr. 

OaikrU Ca, fUr. Sept. n-3& 
Sept. sr-m, Bker- 
Fnd 



Barlaa-BMBBCOaaatr Fkir. 
Waller. -aaCF. 

Hnmboldt llalilitK Ox Acrlcnltniml Society. 

Sept. IS-ia. --X. & Brarloder. aeey. 
ladepan dta ea Baekaaaa Oow Fair A/an. Aof, 




Aot. 



XaUertoe— BlnanM Coaalr Mr. Sept. 37-40. 



"Tftomaa- -CaiMihell. __ 
'Lm Port City— La Port- City Dtot. Fair. Datea 

not act. Frank B. HovT, aeey. 
Ifaleolm — Poweshiek Conoty Central Afrlcnltor- 
al Society. Aoc 23-25. Jaa. Nowak, M.-y. 
Ifalma— Mllla Co. Fair. Ans. I-S. I. J. Swain, 
aecr. 

HaaelMstcr— Delaware Cooatr Fklr,' Dalaa not 

Manaaa * ' c*-'r [ *'T 'Ca?^*n*r «— ''a.j 

C. O. Kaaker, aecr. 
Haqnoketa— JaekaoQ Cooatr 

B. O. Ely. aeey. 
Marahalltown — Marsball Co. 

12-10. W. il. Clark, secy. 
Marloo — Marlon Inter-State Tilr Assn. S.>pt. 

20-24. J. B. Trarla. accy. 

Mason City— North Iowa Fair. Ans. 22-28. C. 

B. Barber, secy. 

Maaaena— Ifaaaeaa DlatfM :MlK 'iSWt. B4. n. 

Mlltoa-^iltor^iatiict Fklr. 9eft, 7-1& D. 
A. laUer. sacr. 

Mi l I aa tl Valleg— Barriaoo Oo. FaW. Sept. IS- 
IS. A. B. Bariknok. aecr. _ 

Ma^Mlto— Jiaca Cow Fair Aaa a.. - Aotnat SS- 
Bcpt. 9. Flvd Kaap. aaer. 

Mt. Ptassaat— HeuT Ckh. FMr. Aas iS-l*. O. 
N. KaUht. secy. . 

Maahoa— Bta Foor DIallkl fMk fVt Ml C. 

la. 

Nersda — Story Coanty Fair. Datea aat aet 

Bert B. Welty. secy. 
New Ramptoo — New Chickasaw Oo. Fklr. Sept. 

IS-10. C. ». BlFClow. tt«r. 
New Skaroo — New Shama TOatriet Fair. Sept. 

kO'ak. C. F. Momyor, aecT. 
Newton— Jasper Co. Fklr. ^iift. -U-tS. F. B 

Meredith, aeey. : 
NortbwonA— TToHh Ca. FUt. Sfpt. 9t4BL E. 

H. Miller, aeey. . 

Oelwdn— Olweln Dlitriet Fair. Delta not aet. 

C. R. Knos. aeey. 

Otcdrn — Boooe Coanty Acrl. Soe. 'Sept. T-B, W. 

C. Treloar. secy, ; , 

Onitwa— Uonont Connty Fair Aaik -.•cpt; IS> 
18. A..W. Boi 



Oaaf»-lIltAeU Cooaty AcrlcoltDral Society. 

Sept. 3T-3a. A. O. kaclar. aacy. 
Pella— I,aka Prairie DUtriet Afrlcaltaial Amb. 

Oct 2-8L J. P. Klaln, aeey. 
Bed Oak— Montsooeiy Co. Fair AIM. jBly 
_2«-28. M. H. Batkbone. secy. 
B kaiea E den Olatrlet Agrlcultanl Satiety. 
_aipC. aB-33. H. M. Week*, le.-y. 
Back Ba p l da _I jea Coanty Fair. Datea aot 

aet. Oaa. H.^FBtHa, aeey. 

Boekwdi cii r_ JtocKa otr Fair JlMB. Mr 

_ A. J. HaBtcr, aeey. ■ 

BaeCltF— Bae Caaair Mr. ABB, B^L & L. 
Wktl, aeer. 

SMds^-Bhddaa Dlat, Fklr. Aa*, M. 

B. WniUaia. aacr. 
Shenaadoab — Btaenaadoak Fair Aaan. Aiia. E-12. 

A. W. Ootdbers, aeey. 
Blooa Oltr— Uteraute Live Btacfc Fair .laaa. 

Sapt. lP-24. Jo* Morton, aaCK ' 
Spirit Iiske— DIcklaaoB Uuontr BMi^ . BaMB Mt 

act. A. M. Jokaaoo. aeer- 
B Ua abo iM Pklal BUawberrr Point Dlat Fair. 

Bap^ •81 B. W. Sekos, aeey. 
Botka rtaaS 0*lIlHa tJooaty Anicnlnual Aaaa. 
_8spt. 7.*. J. B. Morpkr. aacr. 
Ttajgi^— Tioflcr Fair Aaaa. a«t. 74. b W. 

Tipton — Cfedar Cooatr Fair Aaaa. BMt. M. 
0. F. Uamaraakcr. mfH _ 



Toledo— nuaa Cooatr 

A. a. Smith, aeey. 
Vletoi^Vletor District Asrlcnltnrai 

Aof. 16-18. J. P. Bowliog, aeey. 
VtBtat»— Bantcn Cooair Fair. Bcpt. 6«. B. O. 

Kmae, aeey. 
WaTcrly— Bremer Cooatr Fair 

33. D, A. Lone, aeer. 

MlamaSum OoMtr Airl. See. 

A* G« ^iaM« aacr. 
OttF— BaaOtoa Comity Fair. 
• Bked Wakwe. aeey. 



Society. 



B. J. 



mat lAai^— Ooloa m 

Ml W. B. Bklpmaa, 
Waat Pakat— Waat Point 



Dtotrlet 
aeer. 

Point Dtst. 

aa. Yea. Walljaaper, se^. 
Waat Oalao — Fayette Coontr Fair. 
B. A. Menicc. occr. 

Wkat Ckaec — ^Wkat Ckaar Mat. Ftalr. 

3P. Geo. A. PoB. aev. 
irmiiaiil III! TTiniiaiUBil 

Okas. Fleukar. ner* 

Wntaa Jn ■ — 
M. B. 



Sept. 8-0. 
Sept. 28- 




AbOesa — DIcklasoD Cooaty Fak 

SO. Cliaa. Morton, aeer. 
Asthcoy — Anthony Fair Aaaa. Ans. 3-8. L. 0. 

Jamlnca, aeey. 
Atehlsan — ^Atchison Co. Horse A Fair 

Sept. — G. W. Scarlaa, secy. 
Baater Sprlasa — Intentate Beonloo Aaaa. 
- H B mr A. .£haa. 1a, Smith, ten. oar... . 
BiiMt Mitchell Ossnty .Fair Aaou. Sept. SS- 

Oet. 1. W. & «abel. aa9- 
BaDenUe-^BcpBMIe -Ooootr AsrL Aaaa. Sept. 
aiCAaS^-g- 




Chetopab— Fan Fair. Ocb 
ClmarxeB— Gray Cow AaH. ' 

Ckaa. Bnll. aeey. 
Clay Center— Clay Co. Fair. Sept. 13-16. Wal- 
ter Pnekey. aeey. 

iBWrrllla Mnntaomery Co. Fair Aaaa. Sept. 

OiBiiiBi nial OiBBtr%ir Amb. IibI. «> 
M. Fled W. Bnnaa. Ir_ ma. 

Cooaen Oi ei a Fa te. Jalr&ML Ak M: War- 



ner, aeey. 
Dooclaa — Dooslaa Acri. 

J. A. Clay, aacy. 
El Dorado— Bntler Coanty Fair Aaaa. Sept. SO- 

23. W. F. Benaon. aeey. 
BmporU— I.yoa Co. Afrl. Soeietr. Sift. 

I>. P. Cowaa, aeey. 
Eoiek a Ot ecnw u o d Coanty Skk ABM. 

aS-ZB. B. T. Seett. aeey. - 
Foltoa— Fallaa Fklr. Sept. M-Bk V. B. 



Gfcat BcaO— Bartoa Ckaatr Fklr 

not set. W. P. Fkder, eeey. 
Oreaola— Blk Cooaty AfrL Fair 
ai-as. J.^lgMggl.^eey. 



Datea 
Sept. 

it- 



Blawatka— Bnma Osoaty Btawatha Fair. Sept. 

84. 0. A. MoBBcr. aeey. 
Howard — BIka' Coanty Fair Aaan. Aas. 16-lB. 

H*nry Bruce, aeey. 
Hntchlnaon — OntraJ Kansas Fair Aasn. (State 

Fair). Sept. 10-17. A. I>. Sponiler. aeey. 
Hoxie — Sheridan Comity AsrI. Assn. Sept. 1-3. 

C. B. PearKa. secy. 

lola— Alha Cooaty AsrL Sec. Aec. 304ept. X 



Laiaed— Pawnee Onnty ApI. Aaaa. Datea aot 

let. Hirrr H. Wolcott. aeey. 
I«awTTnc« — Douglas CoantT Pair and Aarl. Sec 

Sept. 21-23. Elmer E. Brown, aeey. 
LeaTCBWortli— LeaTenwortb County Fair Aon. 

Sept. S-S. C- A. Sponow. secy. 
MrPhetsoo — MePbenoa Oaaaty isiBaltaiel 

Fkir Asaa. Ans. 23-3t. •^g^A' *<lk'9E- 
il'-- 'apoll»— Ottawa CO. Vkk' AkM. -<Mi- *T. 

J E. JohnatoD. aeey. 
Mo-'^n — Allen Coanty Moron AsrI. Fair. Sept. 

14-tA. E. N. Cormtck. aeey. 
MonnJ CUT— Unn Coanty Fair Aaaa. Sept. 37- 

30. John O. Mocae. aeey. 
Ness I'l'T— Ne«< Cooaty Aarl. ASML .BiBl. 38 

SO. U- W. Qllmore. aeey. 

NortOB — NnrtoD County Fair Aasn. Ans- 33-27. 

M. F. Qatrlty. aeey. 
Oakalooaa— Old Settlera' Beoolon. Aos. S-10. 

W. B. Fart aMT. . 

Ottawa— FmakUa Ctanty AsricaltBtal Aan. 

Sept. 20-28. r. B. Sklaa. ae^. 

Pratt— Pratt Caoatr »'.:r Amb.. Abb. -M. 

L. SlMW. aeer* 
Riley — Riley Cooaty AerL Sscw Oct.' 11>M. °<1 

F. Dlemer. secy. _ , _ 

St. John— Stafford Coantr Fair Aasn. July 37- 

29. Wm. Cailman, »ev.T. 
St. Mary'a— St. Marr'a Radnc Aasn- Aacnst 

33-2S. John T. Hot. »»cy. 
Sallaa— Saltna Ooanty AtrlrnltDril. Hortlcnltural 

and Mechanical Ann. Ans- SO^ept. 3. O. 

H. Hoekenamlth. aeey. 

Seldan— SeMen Dlatrlct FaMW- . Aa» M B uL S. 

0. C. Uaicola, aee*, 



Smith Center^— Smith Co- Fair Aasn. Aos- SO- 

Sapt. S. B. C. Smith, aao'. 
Sprins Bin— Granse Fair. Mpt. 99. 

Nlcnolaon, aeey. 
Stockton — nooks Coanty Fkar AaM 

Cbas. Rlseley, aeey. 
Topeka- Kanaaa Stale Fair Ann. Sept, 10-17. 

H. L. Cook, lecy. 
WakaOeld— Wakefield Asrl. Soetaly. Oct. •■7. 

Bnscne Bifclna, aeey. ■ „ 

Wareily— Ohio Dar AaBh Aa* 1MB. X. M. 

OalMiB. aecr. 
Wlcklta-^alr. Oct. 17-32. ' Cbas. Mosbacbar. 



WlaBaU — Cowley Coanty Asrlcnltnrai aad Ui« 
SMCk AMB. ABB. »tSfL 3. F. W. BUIa. 




Aos- 31Sept. 
••1^ T-B. ■. B. 
IBK » « 



2. J. F. Bawa, 
Bardstown — Nelaon 

3. a. M. Wilao 
Bedfom— Trlakis 

McCain, aecr. 
Beiea — Betca m 

Brodkca^^'jckesstle Cooaty Fklr' Aaaa. 

n-lS. A. J. Bastard, aeey. 
BaifeMTtUa— Caaberlaad Oo. Fklr. Aag. M-Uk 

Cme^tm^SSSSTbumSr'tSk Dataa aat aat. 

B.' M. Backet, aeer. 
Cyntkiaaa— BaiTiaoa Co. Fair. Datea aot aet.. 

Wada H. LaU, aeey. 
DaaTlllc— I'alr. Aos- 2-5. I. Dunn. aeey. 
■Usabethtown— Baxdtn Cooatr Fair. Sept. 8-8. 

I. 8. Oaniaer. aeey. ... 
Bilaasep— Kcaton Cooaty AsrL Soe. Ans. 2*- 

37. B. W. Adaao. aecr-. Fanaen aad SkaA- 

era' Bank Bids- CMlastaa. IU. _ 
B^l^^jtalas Fair OntaBf. Abb> 




S. W. Biraa. aeer. 

- ■ ita Fa 



'air. Sept. 2-4. Joe Asp- 



jBir 



FrmnkUa — Frsaklla 

ley, aecr. 
Geortetawa — Scott Cooaty Fair 

aa T. a Bell, aeey. 
Germaatown — Germaatown amir Qlb 
Daa B. Uayd. Dorcr. By. 

OlMtBg. Iliia By. fkit AMfc 1 

MTBTiBaadoeraoer. ^,"7 • 

Mercer Coanty Fair AMB. ABB. 

•.I3L B. W. Kecooa, aacy. 
Ifaiinafl Okiii Cooaty Fair. Dates not sat. 
Baaderaos— BcBderaoo Fair. Jnly 2S-3a T. C. 
BeU. aeey. 

IBiilsamina ' I ama Oa. FUr Aaan. ~inlt. 6-8. 
n uiaa r M i n ail niuBli xali r i Sept. 31-24. 

Or. B. C. Btoaer, aacy. 
7aareatar — Fair. Jnly 27-29. Robt Elkln. secy. 
XAWremccbarx — Aodciaon Coanty Fair- Ans- 17- 

30. A. B. M«Afee. secy. , . 
ItfUekfleld— Ocayson Cooaty Fab. Aag. 18-18. 

J. !>. Dent, aeey. 
LczlastoD — Blae Oraai 

Joaatt Sbooae. aeer. 



A. Ckntoo. secy, 
loolarllle— Kentucky State Fair. Sept. 12-17. 

J. W. Newman. se<7. _ 
MadlsooTOIe— Fair. Inly 3BM. J. A. Fcaaee- 

Me^lu-^reet Kentneky- Vkk AMB. BlBl.' t- 



10. W. I.. Bale. aeey. . . 

Melboorae — Newport DilTlns Park A Fair Aaaa. 

AOS. 9-14. C. PInsnel. aeey. 
Mlddleshoeo— BeU Cooatr Fair. Bapt. 8-9. Jsa 

B. Hoiat. aecr- _ _ ^ . . 

Meaticello— Wai M C kaMF F* AaM.' Sapa. 

8-9. Jaka B. Wnuteb aoct.. _ . 
Martaat a a a Bail er Oontr Fklr. Bip^ 

ML Sta^^^SittSSiij Oaaaty Fklr. Salr 

19-23. W. C. Bamlltos, aeey. 
Mt. Sterllns— Monttomery Co. Fair. Joly 19-23. 

W. C. Hamilton, aeey. 
ML SterllBC — Mootnmery Coonty ColaicS rilr. 

AOS- SM7. J. D. Masswaa. seer. - " 
Newport— Newport Fair A Orielns AMB.- ABB> 

lO-lS. CiareBce Pinsa^. .aacy. 

SlehelBWBIc— K. of P. Fair. Ans. SOBtpt. I. 
Jaa. H. FVayaor. ae^. _^ . . ^_. 

Davica Ckoaty Mr. Oct. 44. 





Sept. 28-OcL 1. 

OooaS^Asrickltacal See. Seft. 

6-10. Ckaa. A. Webber, sec y. . 
Pcrrrrllle — Penyrillo Fair AaaadatlM. 

17*19. H. C. MoUlns- aeey. 
ProTldenee — Prorldenc Agrl. Fair- Ans- 

A. O. Wllllama. aCT. _ . 
Biehmood— Madlaoo Coonty Fair. Jaly 9^ 

I. a. Walker, aeey. _ 
Boaaetl Sprlnsa — Bnsaell OOL 

B^St-SES^^I^. 

fklr Aim. Snl. T-Ni A. 

ScotterHle— FaSv SevC tS-t7. 

Shc^'tdaTine— Bnllett Cboaty Fair Ana. ABi> 

ltl«. S. H. Bldseway. aeey. 
SkaOlCTTlUe — Sbelby Cbl Watt. Aos. SBML TL 

B. w*her. aeey. - . 

BeaHraet— Somerset Fklt. Ab*; B M. 

iMbhIns. aeey. 
Sparta — Randolph Ct 

A. Brown, aeey. ^ 

SprlnsSeld— Washiastaa C aaal J Fair. 

27. T. a Camphdk _ . . 

SUafod— Lincoln O iaa C Bkir .D*t.^a aot aat. 
Taylorarllle— Speneer eiaB lF. .Fkte.. Ana. 9-13. 
TkeapMaarille— Til iiaptlMlBli Fklc IfBt. I* 

S. A. Blehardaoo. accst^ ^ . . - 

Union town — (Taloa Caaatr BMr Amm- - abb. .7 

IS. W. C. Bland, aeer- . 
Vaneebort— VaneebOTS Fklt. ABB. IB . ' 
VunlUe^WoodfMd Cooa» BMi AMB. AB|^ 



1 



Fair. Oct. 4-7. A. 



Aat- 3«- 



LOHmABA 

Benton— Fair. Oct. 23- IS. W. I. Dawsoa, secy. 
Calhooa— North IjiCamp MceilJS Fair. Bcpt. 

28-30. r. S. Watsoo. aeey. 
CooAatta- Red Hirer Pariah Fate'. Oct. I 

P. O. McLemore. aeey. _ • „ 

C t ow l a y crowlear -A»a._F>alfe -.lMf. :l| 
Olkaiafi-4HsirMriDtC>B •kBTl 



MiaM.48> 




42 



T li^e. O i i 1 b o a r dl 



JULY 16, 1910. 



(Coatlaoed 



lIUdlcTllle. N. T.. 13: West 

14; XtckHU Spring! IS: Coopcn- 

18. . 

Glt7 21-23. 

Eenand'a. BUI7 (R. Toelckel's). B. H. Nye. 
mgr.: Jaekmi. Hiss.. 13: Hatnbcridt. Tsan., 
1«: Paris 15: Pidacah. Kr., 16; Cstro. lU.. 
IT. 



CARNIVAL COMPANIES 

..Abbott's Great Kortbcni Shorn. T. J. Abbott. 
msr.i Port Jarrla, K. T.. U-18; HoocMlale. 



G.. CarHjTSI Co.. No. 1 K. O. 
JSr.: Adrian, Mich.. laulng 

18-23. 

Barkoot. K. O.. CamlTal Co., No. 2, X 0. 

SliDpeoo. mcr.: W. Hom«8t»d, Pis., Xli-UC 
Blaster's Cotnbined Sbows. G«o. W»-' BiHiK* 

mcr.: Warrcn. Pa.. U-16. . . 

Brucdage.. S. W.. Camlral AttneMMK W*- 

keeneT-. Kan,. 11-1«; HIU 18-23. 
Campbell Uolted Sliom, H. W. Campbell, mcr.: 

Cairo, 11].. C-15. 
Caocle A Mnrraj'a Greater Sbows: Patton. Pa.. 

Cash Jfe Htncm Amnanant Ok. K. b . Bhca. 

mgr.: Bolettr. H. D.. 12-15. - 
Cosmopolitan Shows. No. 1, J. B. Anderson, 

mgr.: Ottawa. 111., ll-ld. 
Cosmopolltao Shows. No. 2, H. Snjder. mgr. 

Portage. Wis., 11-18 

■ 18-23. 

Dixie United Shows: Ci 
_kbk. N. X.. 18-23. . 

^ ' Mat Co.. Otto F. Bhtinit, mgr.: 

.a. 11-16. 

Oanlral Sbowa. W. S. KUIer. mgr.: 

Bahwar. N. J., 11-23. ■ 
GoDdeU's Sbom, C. U. GoodelL mgr.: Drsart. 

U.. U-16. . 
Gooding Amnscment Co.: FtankUn, O., 11-16; 

WnmlagtoD 18-23. 
'Batch. J. Frank. Chows. W. L. Byatt, mgr.: 
DtirlcliaTtUe. .0., 11-16: Canoosbnrg. Pa.. 18- 



Jcwell and bis Band: Bamum and Bailey Shows. 
ECttI & His Band: AnsUo. Minn., 13; Mankato 
14; Cherokee. la., IS- Sbeldaa 16; SpringHeld, 

Ft. Smith 21: WOmm VSTMt Oittlnge. 
Uo.. S3i 

Ubmtra Baaii iMd* CMC*, mgr.: (Kateto- 
rlni paik) aMkaaik, W**.. 10-24. 

iMdMido tSiup m mr Sod and OoBcect Os., 
Frank Moore, boa. mgr.: (White City) Chi- 
cago, III., Jane 2T.Aiig. 0. 

Miller's Twentletli Bcgunent Band: (Kingston 
Point Park) Klneston. N. Y., May SO indef. 

Morris Military Band (Lake Mlnoequa) Pueblo, 
Colo., May 15-Indef. 

Neel's. Carl. Conceit Band, uder canras, 
KlDstoo. N. CI. JI>ltL - 

Ohlmeycr and Ua BaadS' OMMtilf-'Od.* June 
30-Aag. 27. 

Qaintano's, J., Boyal TMiUaB BaM. Ma. .1: 
(Bay Shore Park) BaltiiMtak ML. MM. 

Qaintano's, J., Boyal ▼eaatlaa BaaL Ko. 2: 
(Lakemoat Park) AIlooDa, Pa., Indef. 

Ramos' Spanish Orchestra: Heai7, lU., lB-17 

Roonds'. B. O.. I,adles Baad and Orcbsstra: 

Big stooe. s. o., u-17: Onnt Maid. Mab.. 

18-20: Kearney 21-24. ■ 'jL - ■■ . 

Boyal Ar:i.Iery Band: (B i sa k l l aw > fcwIO. BaM- 

mors. J!.:., Mar T-ladeC 
Boyal VeneUaa Baad, X iMMaaak. Mgr.: 

(Xoiia? - MiniM iMIar I 

N r -ndet. 
8plcj*« UjTal Italian (Concert Baad: 

P.'i:ki Lewisteim, Pa., aiaT- 28.1iidet. 
Thoaa»*. XbeOk, Oceheatni: <WIIIinr Oiava faxk) 

PuriddpUa. Fa.. Jtaa IMaaaf.^- 
Te so. BmOek and' Ua Baad:. imatllhC Park) 
. Sew Odtaaa, La.^ Ifaj 1 laflir " 
niTlerl and Ua Baad,- Bti .r.^aHaaaaL 'BSr.: 

(Forest Paik). GhiaMi^n.. JlH* IMUr 16. 
v-t^ia's Baadt-fftaTPIer) AtlaatirOttr. M. 

J., iDdef. 

Wheatoa Family Orchestra: (Warerly Park) 

Lansing, Mich.. May 28-Sept. 15. 
Weber's. John C, Band: (Idora Park) Oakland. 

Call, TWIL 



n-Weller Amnsement Co.. ■ 
mgr:. LMgerwood. N. D.. 11-16. 
Xooni.' ^i^iT_ J- Kipnalttoa SkowK iWamis, 

Jnsciul Stadlam Sbowa.~^. IL Jmaaal, mgr.: 

Golden Cntr. Me.. 11-16. 
Kline. Herbert A., Shows: DObaqae, la., 11-16; 

Clinton 18-23. . 
Eeopler's. C. J.. Sbom VttUIUi. lOiB.. XL-tMt 

HonatOQ 18-23. V - x ■ . 

I,aara Shows. <3««k 'BbaiL-aBix' QmMB' OmpMl 

Kaa.. 11-16. ~ J ■ 

Matybud Bhssn, V. K WMca^ awe.: Heoder- 

Odcridik IfcBabciti FiaiaillHalad nama: Atccb, 

Pa.. U-16. . -:-v.>;- - .. . - . 

Parker. Grest. Sbows. aiir'C.''BklBaW^' MCr.: 

Portage U Prairie. lOmL OB;;' H-MR- Snnd 

Forks, N. D., 18-23. 
Parker. C- W., Shows, Ned StonjAton. mgr.: 

Grand Jnnctlon. CoU)., U-16; Saltda 18-2$. - 
Patterson. Great. Shows, Jas. Patterson, mgr.: 

Bapoaltton) Winnipeg, Can.. 13-23. 
Boyal Amnsement Co.. H. H. TIpps. mgr.: 

Smith Greater Shows: McEees Bocks, Pa.,'U- 

16: Mooetiseo 18-23- 
ToM'i Called Shows, Al. Todd, mgr.: Hedtlck, 

Okla.. »-14. 

Oalted BxtmaltlcHz Shown. _J. Schudlg^ mgr.: 



ni„ U-16r Baeana 

Wasaaotfa Oaitsd nasra. M. B. -W) 




BURLBSQUE. 



Avenoe BnTleaqne Stock. Drew 
_ m«i».: Dettolt.^ Mlefc^ My — " 

H. X. C Joae ll-Aog. 6L 
' ' 1 Bulasgue Stock. Chas. B. 

, . May 23-IttdefL 
Stock. I. A. ' 



* Campbell. 




BANDS ft OKOHBBntlB. 



American Band & Orchestra. Boward Pnr, 
(Rlrerrlew Parti Chlraco. ni.. 3-16^ 

American CoUeclan Band. Chas. Crawfoid, 

(Clytreslde Park) Ashland. Ky.. May ~14- 
Indef. 

Banda Roma. SIg. Slrlgnano. condactor: (Rlrer- 

Tlek) LoalsTille. Ky., June 19-!ndef. 
Biadkr* Jtoe'» Indies Orchestra. Winifred Noe. 

-m«r.: Welllncton. Kan.. 3-lT. 
CmMo^a Boj-al Italian Band: (Monroe Park) 



St. 

in.. 



Jnly 4-Ans. It. 
Lonls. Mo^ ^^H i 



■1 aaSM^Stau^^^tor' 



I: AHeaHe CItr. X.' J.. 



Conway and 

Jnly 3-Sept. 24. 
Creatore and his Band: (Sans SoncI Park) Chi- 
cago, m.. May 23-Inder. 
He Oroaz. Maxnm. and his Band: (mil lih Park) 
; - Waterloo, la.. 2nne -f Mif -TT?™- 
- Edooaide, Carl, and lila Baa*: (WtaMIe Paik) 
Phlla . Jane 2T-Indef. 
BDctar.Basd: (Bismarck Garden) Chicago. ITI.. 
> ■ Ana IS-ladet. 

Flodla'a Bald. Fortnnc OaBo. boa. mgr.: (Blee- 
::r>Me;,;^rk)_Ka>Baa atr. -Jb.. MMr 16: 

■ JOmmuui iMSHaf Ooocert Baad. A. Skhaddt, 7r., 
° Bwe.r ]featreaI. '(^.'Mir 23-tn4ef. 
.'SlMbB .4fc- Ala -Xzpoattloa Otcbeatra: AHington 
>H»ttf. TMoafcey. Sach.. Jnly S-Sapt. 10. . 
fl mila nd'a. tamt^ ^Hnaaar' I*t*** i Aagaatoa 7. 
v.- SFmies. ratET.: ah«moklfc-Ba.;-Jatrffa>t.-». . 
'Ofegg'a Band (Fontaine Tm*T. Paifc) Tiialli ■ Hie. 

•Ky.: May l-lndef. . -. 

'€%«IIa's Band and Orcbestra. W. LL-Walte. mgr.: 

(Bine Grass Park) I/cxlnxtoo. Jiyi. ladef . - 
Harenor- and his 'Band (Ijana'-Ivk)'"ChIcagtK 

m.. Jane- e-tadcC - ' 
:BiRiiT A yoniig*a'IIllltai7''Band. Cbaa; -1f:' Bd- 

; j wanp o t ' Parit) :.--;¥gimteftBB. 




DRAMATIC 

Awak-nlne of Helena BIcUe. with Uargaiet 
AngUn. Looia Netbeiaalck mgr.: Santa Barbara. 
Cel.. IS: rtcaao Itt. • , . , ..w.. 

Ai gUa^^ MaiBiiet; Sta AmtMki^/^jttdaaa 



attne. with Margnertte Oaik, ■'Wm. . A. 

,', mgr.: Chicago, m., Jane 6.InaaC.' ~ 

Okeatcr, The. with Lonls Mano. Wm. A. ~ 

mgr.: N. Y. C, Jane 23-inder. 
Collier. Wm.: See Lncky Star. 
Fiske, Mrs.. In Bepertolre. Harrison 
mgr.: San Francisco, GU.. 4-16. 
Fortnne Hnnter, with Thomas Boss, Cohan & 

Harris, mgra.: Oilcago, IIL. Dec. 28-tndef. 
(ZIrl and tbe Banger, J. A. Norman, mgr.: <>e- 
13; SbleUagr M:.DaaaaaR .Ik: 
M; BdTitaa 18; Wi nfij^l^^Slaaali 

XSb 

Harris. Chas. K., A Uay Melrin Co.. Max C. 
Elliott, mgr.: Cngham. N. T., 13; HarriSTfllc 
14: Benson Mines 15: PhlladeliAla 16. 

Hackett, James K., In Bqactgua: San Fran- 
cisco. Ctl., Jnly U-lndet » 

Hamed, VlrglnU, In BepaMni- SiW AacdcB. 
CaL. Jnly U-lndet. .■/• - ••.. -" - 

lAcky Star, with W..CiBfct '■ParWaad. 'Ol*,. 
10-15; Olympla. W>afc,v Mi giMoa ■ 1M6; 
SeatUe iT-ai 



Xaa^ tTMO. arltt'MuT Mamwrlny. tl» Ska- 
Jlierta, mgr.: (aieago, HL. MV Mntr.M.- 
SlB Perkins (C. J. Snltb'a). U^ta;- aB.': 



Soath RsTen. Mich.. 114 
Seren Days, Wagenbua ft 

T. a. Not. 10-Indet. 
Cnde Tom's Cabin (Terry's): PecatoDlca. Ill 
13: Winnebago 14; Mareogo 15; Unloo 16; 
-Algonquin IS: Genera Lake, Wis., 19; Rich- 
mond, in.. 20; Palatine 21; Woodstock 22; 
HsrTard.23. 

Walker. (3iarlotte: (Snfaorban Gandea) St. Um- 
Is. MO.. Jnae IS. Indef. 



.MTTSICAL 



Adams A Gahl Mnalcal QioLidy Co.:- (Slraalde 

Park) Hntcfainaon, Kana_ Jaae;ao-aldaf.. : 
AeoMam- Qpiia'^iaM Cpngwlaajlpciasa Pkzk) 



On.: Baa Jose, CaL, 

Jane 2-Iodef. 
-Armstrong Musical Comedy Co.: Portland. Ore., 
indef. 

Abom Grand Opera Co.. MUton A Sargent Abom. 

mgrs.: X. Y. C. Jnly 4. Indef. 
Abom Grand Opera Co., Milton & Sargent Abom 

mgrs.: « Atlantic City, M. J.. Jnly 4, ia- 

def. ' 

Abom Comic Opera Cn.. Milton A Satgeant 

-Abom. mgrs.: (Olympic Park)Kewark, N 

J.. Jfar SO, Indef. 
Bdl-.Bar. X. H. xataad. ' taMk' 

nee. OUa.. n-1S- CMekatta nS7 . . 
BOBlta Musical (Comedy Co., BataB^^^' 

mgr.: Seattle. Wash., Jane 12^AMb;lb_ 
Cann A Ware Hoslcal Comedy CE: 

Lynn. Msss., June 20-lndef. 
Casino Moslcal Comedy Co. : (White CItr Caalno) 

Worcester. Mass.. Inne 6.1ndeC. 
Castle Sqnsre Snmmer Opera Co,, Jobs Cralf. 

mgr.: Boston. Mass., Jnne 76 la<af 
ChPSter Park Opera Co.. I. 3C IfactiB. - agr.: 

Cincinnati. C. Jane 9-lndef. 
Cartls. Allen, Slulcal Comedy Co.: Salt Xafea. 

H.. iBdeC 

Delmar Opera Co.: (Delnur : Gazden) tt. Xaola, 

Ibk. Jnne.U-IadaC. 
Eaeild Carden Oanle Opera Ca^ 

bear, mgr.: (Stcsriand. O.. Jima 
Fonies of I9I0. P. Zlegfeld. Jr.. mgr.: X. T. C. 

Jnne 20-lndef. 
Foy. Eddie: .tee TTp and Down Broadway. 
Girl In the Kimono. Harry Obajppall, ai^: CH 

cago. m., Jnne 25.1ndef. : . ' . 
Girl In tbe Taxi, Cort Tbaalia Ok, aigni,: Bm 

ton. Mass.. May ft-lndef. 
Girlies, Frederic Thompson, mgr.: X. T. C. 

Jnne 13-lndef. 
Oladatooe Open Co.: (White City) New Orleani, 

La.. Jnne S7-lndet. - v. 
Harraxd Moslcal Conedy GSo., Tbi 

props.: Plttsbnnr. I*a.. Jnly 2Ab% SU. 
ImDerlil Moslcal (Vmedy Co.: (IMtaK Faik) 
' Spdngfield, Mo., indef. 
Imoerial Mnslcal Stock Cn.. B. 

mgr.:- PaOncah. Ky.. 11-23. 
Jewell Moslcal Oanedy Co.: Springfleld. O., Jn^e 

20-ladef. 

Kane's Musical Comedy Co.. Bobt. Ksne, mitr.: 
(Moontsln Park Casino) Holyoke, Mass., Jane 

20-lndef. 

tiake PaTllloo Mnslcal Comtiy Co., F. W. 
MieAItater, mgr.: Manchester, N. H., Jane 20- 




piioa Co,. I. ^B^FIleIpe, mgr. 
i^P^baiMHV^ainbt ■< 



Manbattao: Opera Co., Henry Taylor, mgr. 

(RorlcVs Glen) Elmira, N, V„ May 30-liidcl. 
Morton Comic Opera Co.: (Domey Park) .Mien- 
town, I'a.. tnitef. 
My Cinderella Girl. A. O. Delamater and Wm. 

Norrls, mgrs.: Chicago. III.. March 2S-lndef. 
Powell. A Cohan's Musical Comedy Ce. (Baatwn), 

I. Kent Cohan, mgr.: Lanali«. JOo.. U>M| 

OrlgsaTllle, III., lS-23. 
Pkclaa Moaical Oimedy Co.. B. V. Phelan, mgr.: 

Poctlaad. Jle.. Jane 20-lndef. 

oboon Opera Co.: (Maple Beach Park) Albany, 

N. T., May SO-lndef. 
Smalley's Mnslcal Comedy Co.: (Winter Garden) 

New Orleaaa, La., June 2T-lndeC. 
Sommer Wldowan. -Iiew FIdda, msr.: N. Y. 0.. 

Jane 4-liidelL 

Ware Opera Co.: (Peak's Island) Portland. 

Me., Jnne 2T-Indef. 
Whaloia Opera Cow. Cbaa. Tan Dyne, mgr.: 

(Wbalom Park) ntcUacc . MaM.. . Jve •- 

Sept 10. • . . 

Wlxard ot wiselaat: (WUIa «jHy>. CMilii; HL. 

May ao-iadef: . .-. - ..■ v : : ■ 
gaya: &■> «Ma' MaHial :CMaiiill ■ Clwt Tem- 

Vla^ UK; Sl-M; Ptfaalte IBA 



CONCESSION'S OF ALL KINDS will Bnd a 
splendid opportnnlty at FIELDMORE PARK, 
TltnsTlUe, Fa. 



FOB 8AU — ^Best offer takea SO Grapboptaones. 
flnt-cliB^caBUtla^' . Bl O. M ama . Atdtess, 

J. &riiBuaH,A ool. asir an. aaiaM atieet. 

CUcatK' ■ 



■new WW SO.ft. asranamaw BOX BAZ£ AUEIB 
FOR BALE. In flixt -class condition. 640 each. 
F. O. B. WIC. J. HOrr. Soz 467. Haterhin. 



'— Edison Ex. Picture Machine, with 
gas and electric attachments, adjustable stand 
and 2.000 feet good film, S79. W Ul sh ip snb- 
lect to exam, on receipt of fio. LUTHER M. 
iMOND. Mt. Sterling, Ky. 



FOR BALE— Tbe LItUe Horse known as "Tinle 
Mite.** Smallest horse on earttu Now on exhibi- 
tion wlUi the Cosmopolitan CamlTal Co. No. 1. 
~ U black, actnally 26 lacbea bigb, 

10 -poanda,- aasaxt and tatanigmt. 
.« K-yoar aid aoath. a 8. BAUIWIN, 

Agt:. iMik ac Miriam -otiBM. aiB. 




HOWTO SET ON THE STAQB. 

By foUowtng tbe InstraetloDS In oar book yon 
need no farther ezperlenee to eater tbe pi«. 
fesaton. TtUa yon who tn see an d bow to se« 
them. :S;ieei.Me, snxer. BBIOOBanS ( 
' Bankaaot Bt.^ Chlcacib HI. 



Harrison Bros.' MMilnrSkra 




and Fataa. 

. toJaliL OB win. 

B. :«li£ufOB, ~ 




L KVlfaia. 
Cbaa. Ba a e b er 



C«B SALS. 

BX. LOma. MS 
aend yoor address. 



MasicalCmiidy.Cinic 

Operas, Stock Cos. 

Send in your open time. Airdome, seat- 
ii« capacity 1,0(X>. Stage 40 x 22. O. C 
BROwN^llgr., OooneaBluffiib 



Streetmen! 
Gunivil Workirs ! 
Fair lilliiirs! 

Oar. 1010 Oatalofoe la ready. Send tor a e«n 
t»av.. tt la Mgger than erer and la foil tan 
tunt te coTcr wllb goods that yoo need. We 
carry tbe best aaaortment for yonr boslnaaa la 
tbe Called Sutea. Jewehy,. Watches, OptlenI 
Goods, Knlrra. Bason, Walking Canes and No- 
dona. Wblpa. Coafettl, Dasters, Rnbber Balls. 
Babbcr Tape and Thread, Oaa and Wtalatle Bsl 
leoaa^ and CamlTal Noreltles of all deaerlptlaM. 
Deposit rsaolted aa C. O. D. sedan. 

SHRYOCK-TODD mnOR GO. 

822-824 N. Eighth St., 
ST. LOUIS. MO. 



Electric Girl Show 

Tbe <31rl who Tamea Electrleily. It yon want 
a good act and haTe S1SO.0O to ln*eat, send (v. 
VH*""]^ HaTe- good IlUngiapha f«r. tbia 

rasfisii'sssr- ' 



MOTOR ATTACKKEirTS (or Edison M. P. Ma- 
chines: ruDH with ordinary fan motor. Com- 
plete, ready to ose; price, alO:' successful, gnar* 

mlri& ^l«k°°BmSt^iik iff ** CTtimrMl. 



tSt TilBBWTf <or balaaee ot , 

dnb Jonlar aad acrobat. Also eomUaatlaa Bo. 
nan nag aad alogle trap act. Jutt doMd 
two yeara' engagement wUh Stadium ahowa. 
Address Oswego, Kan. 



SLOT XACHnrES FOR SALE— 10 Mills Ctieck 
Boys. (30 each: 4 MlUs Liberty Bells. (3 each; 
In first-class condition. This price don't suit, 
don't write. Address FRAMX A. WOOD, 4n 
Wabaiha St., St. Paal, Wan, 



FOB BACE — 3 Large Juice Aquarluau, 12 gal, 
each, flint glass; 1 laige t;aokioc Iron; 1 large 
Dmbrella. 8-tt. spread: 1 Box Canea: 1 B. 

A W. uatsldo Ltebt. Alt at one-balt price. 

^ 



FOB BALE— Black -Teat. 80x60, 10-tt. Wall; 
complete with poles, new stakes and aledga; 
used two months: good ss new; flOO. Alio 4 
lengths Blue Seats and Ticket Offlc e. MB . -WOBt 
Incendiary Fireman Film. H. VOBT"^ 
71* Chslalaraan-t., Miahawaka, lad. 



Six L^egged Cow 

Two and a halt years old. Milks two gallons 

a dav. Well brwl. Also would like to buy six 

SbPtlsni! ronli'H. -\(!iln'Ri< M. A. ZAYTOOK, 
Scarboro BMich, Toronto, Cajiada. 



Complete Jungle Shew 

For Sale or Eicliange 
for Merry-Go Round : 

My Zoological and JoDgle Show 

Now showing nnder csnrss and getting tbe 
money. I can not trsTcl. therefore mnat aufce 
sale or trade, Cagea in knock-dowa _(ecm, 
easy to iblp. Animala all bealtby: 
A-1. iaeladlag military band 
aaalaa. camplete cooking ootflt. 
imEBHOWTai Ba^ay At». ~ 



AT LIBERTY 

Wire Walker would like to join aomegood 
•at. TIm luk four aeaaonB wiUi thethne 
(MhTRB. Addnas BILLY J. OUVEB, 
Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. 



AT LIBERTY 



Balloonist Jack^ssell 



ncBty «t ( 
aTctagc. ' 
iMdarfiltk B^. 



AT LIBERTY 

ASTAVCE AOEST. for Camlral Company or 
A-1 Show. Close contractor, sober snd reliable; 
can route and book yonr show lo good terri- 
tory and deilTcr the goods. Address AQEHT, 
care lock Box 61, BsUaire, 0. 



WANTEO TO BUT MOVING PICTCBB THK- 
ATBB In one of the smaller towna la tbe North- 
west. Send fullest particulars flist letter ta 
"C, yoHaS, Operator, Paba^na, la. 



WANTED MUSICIANS 

La4r Pcrttrmcn and Cowgirls; also Ladles to 
iWa la pande. Experience not neceasary. State 
loweat aalary flrat letter. AddrcM E. B. A I > r T. T ,. 
Xaaagaor Aaderaoa Broa.* Shows. Foca^ontas, ni., 
Jnly 1(: OU Blpley 16; Hew Donglaj IS. 




rOB SALE— 1.000 feet 
Reels Film, «S to »2S 
per reel: Optlgrspb. »25;- 
Edison. Power's. Lnbla 
Mschlnes. fOU: new, 
flOO; Odd Slides, EC,; 
new, II set; Electric te. 
ducers. (10: Model B Gas Ontflt, fS5; Sap- 
piles St cut rate. KOB BENT— 0,000 feet Film. 
«a: 13,000 feet, (12: one ahlpncBt. WUl kgy Ma- 
chines. Film. Model B„ Bhaar Ooodi. B. SAp 
TB, Watartown, Wis. ~ 



Wantod-lijl Kinds of Shows 

And Concessions for Finnrrs sod Meiebantt* 
CsmlTsI, Hutdiand, Ma, July 27-19, tndaslse. 
Want to hear troaa h j7 JfcwNf ^ Fatelg. . 

Well Show. An ewBfc - -iiraiiB..—B- W<B> 

FOBS, Xaaagen. - -■ ■ - " 



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WllmlngtlM, Ohio 

WANTBD— Many-go-toaad. FMrla Wbcel. Oceau 
Ware, Bamaa Boolatta ar any ridlac .daetcos. 

AU kinds of eoofiiilm MH-r^~ ' 

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JULY 16, ISIOi 



FAIRS 

(Contloaed from page 41.) 

BooMi^-CnalbotDe Pariah Mr. Oct. 13-14. DU- 

laad Bnlae, mcx. 
SMMRtte-JcaiMntl* IMr ttm. Oak M. 8. 
' B. Beaac, aecj. ' ' ' 

a»«et. a. P. T. itaiS% war* 
KaaiOeld— DeSioto Pariak Mr. Oct. 

W. Qoarrler, ac^. 
linj^.^SoU FarUi Fair. October 18-21. J. 

S> Beliile, a*C7. 
HIiiaaB— Wcbater Paiiab Pair Aaao. Oct. IS- 

21. B. J. Palkner, aaer. 
MOBRie— OnaeUU Pailak flUb OM^ atML -B. 




•ateUtoehaa— Ifai 
Oct. U-14. Jl 

Plain 1 1— ftiiy — 1 

28. W. 3. DawaoD. aeer. 
Boatoo — ^Lincoln Pailah Fair. 
F. WancD. BC<7. 
" a rt j ta ta Pair of I-onlalawi. 3ter. 2-U. 



Oct SB- 

Oct. 11-14. B. 



Aetoa — Shaplfljh and Acton Fair, oataa not 

■et. Pied K. BodweU, kcj. 
Amhetst— Nortban Haaeoek Pair. Dam aot Mt. 
-A, H. Jawatt, aac7. 



P. Talbot, acq', 
JUnoa— Someiaet Comtr 

Undo Walker, aeer. 
Bansor — ^Eaatem Halne Btata Pair. 

28. Albert 8. Pleld. teer, 
Belfast — Waldo Co. Asrleoltaral aadetr. Anv. 

lS-18. Orrin J. mSj, aeer- 
Bctbal — ^RlTeiBlde Park Aaan. D«us not aet. 

W. B. Twaddle, aecr. 
Blna Hin— Hancock Co. Agricultural Society. 
Sept. 8-8. C. 8. Snawman. aeer. 

^— — '»B Parmeia and Ifarli antra' 
>-22. 0. Lester Amea. iee7. 

_ Pal* Aaan. Oct 44. J. W. 

HontcT. aeey.. Paniarlarotta. ICa. 
Canton — ^Androecogglii Yalley Agtleiiltntal Bo- 
de^ Sept 3S52. O. U. Bl&axdMa. aecr. 
Cberrylleld— West Waablngtoa lUr. . flmt.' M- 

18. S. H. Allen, teej., Cotamtla. Pal%l Tto 
OcnlBh— ComUli Agitcnltnral Aaan. ^TofliB- 

MLv ,Wm. E. Coop, aecy. 
Damadacotti — LiiAoIn Ommtjr Fair. Sept. ST. 

29. Q. W. Blnser. ae<T. 

Beat Sebago-^dike Tleir Park and Pair Aoa. 
.Dates ast sat A. U. ~ ~ ' 



Baden— Bmden Pair Aaan. Dates not act. Grant 

Wltham. aeer. 
B:eter— West Penobacot Pair. Sept. 2T-2B. B. 

B. CoTbatn. MCJ., B. F. P., No. S. 
Paimlngton— PrankUo Conotr Fair. Sept. W- 

29. Chaa. P. Smitb. aecy. 
Poxcrott — PiscaUanls Conntp Pair. Oatss aot 

aet. B. a McKecbalaL aacfc . 
Pmnort— Precport Agd.- Sm. Mm mit- mt. 
Winis Sboit, aecT. 

Ln.- Dae. n-90. 




Sept. n-29. B. 

_ Si „r4 5* A- * H. Sodetr. Sept. 
0. H- Ldfhton. aecr. 
Baitiaiid— Bast Soawraet Pafe Mint. 22.34. B. 

A. Webber, leej. ' 
Icwtaton— Maine State Ikbu ' MML'ML Ji L. 

IjomvO, Anbnrn, 
Urennore — ^Androscorgln Conntr Fair. Anc. 28- 

25. W. N. OUbert. secy. 
BirMi a Mac bl i a Fair Aaan. Sept. 8-T. W. 

detp. sipt^ 'i»a 

Neir GbmeeaMr— III 

A«rL Aaao. Oct. ««: 
North Bnawaflh — Harth 

CInb. Dates not. set. 
_ a«ey. Nleolln. Jle. 
Ortiagton — Orrlntton Fair Aaan. Ang. 80-Bent. 

Sooth Bmrcr. B. I. 
Pembroke — ^Waablngtoa County Pair. Dates not 

aet. J. U. Morgan, aecy., W. Pembnrite. He. 
PblU^— North P^anklin Pair. Sept. 20-22. P. 

Scaonnan* aecx* 
PKtland— Maine State Pooltir and Pet Stock 

Aaan . Dee, I«;XT. A. Ii. OCenffl. acer., Aa- 

wzm. He. 

Progno Tjlagt Jialtai a Kahia Pals, Bavt. 
0-8. Enost PL 




Carl W. Haddock, 



_ aet. Oe»n Ftear. ac9'> , 

ElcbawBd— Richmond VUacaf CUu . (hot. tf: 
_H. H. Shelton. acer. 

Bkoirhesan — Bomenet Central Fair. Sept. IS-IS. 

8L B. BradbaiT. secgr. 
Sootk Parla — Oxford Coontr Agricnltsral 8o- 
detr. Sept. U-IS. W. O. Protfalufjiam, 



s. 1>. Tn^u, aacp., 
Topsham— Sagadahae ' 

J. P. Becker. Ba 
Unity — Cnity Park 

Bernolda, aecr. 
WaterrUIe— Ceotit! Halne Fair Aatn. 
~ pt. 2. aca._B. Fnller. secj. 

- CUb. Sept. Xt-SK. 

a.- r. at, t. 





Ceo. B. Deneeo. seer. 
' ■ Ang. 2S-M. 



Pair ' and Astladtnnl 

Oct: 4-T. eeo. B. 
EastoB — Talbot ODimtT' Pair. 
. B. Mtdiola, secy. 
VkedetlA — ^Picdalck Co. 

Oct 18-21. C C. Wi , ^ . 

Baccntan — Waahlncton CooaV- life 9tt, II- 
. li.. D, B. Staler. kc7. 

Pair. Dates not set . Samuel 
pres., BlgUand, Md. 
Cit y roco m o ke CItT Pair. Ang. 8- 
1* jr. fCjOnc; seor. 



■BockTlTI* »«r< — - 

. A19. 8»iC^as. C Bo^er. 
- OllC3t7 Pair. 



8f 'JCl'IVliita^- sacT- 
iSlmonlns— Hatrlmd State Fair. Sept. C-ir. 

J. 8. Nnssear. Xotberrllle, Md. 
Tbiebester— Tolcbester Pair. Aug. 80-Sept ^ L 

6. E. Noland, secT. 
Taneytown — Grange Picnic and Ez^lbltlMi. Aa.-. 

9-13. Cbas. B. Sbrlner, secj. 
Dpper Uarlboro— SoBtbem Maiplaad ftlr. 
8 12. Wm. a.- Brooke, aecp.' - 

HASB&OSnBETXS 

Amesbnry— Ameabmr sad Sallabntr lUb 8ei>i. 

21-29. il. H. Ssnda. secy. 
Ambeiat— Hampiklre Agrlcoltoral SdrttbW/Bapt. 

20. David a. Becdr. SCCp. 



Atbol — Nortbweat Worcester Fair Assn. Sept 

S-8. Albert EUswortta, secy. 
Barre— West orcester Co. A^cultrral Society. 

Sept 29-30. Edward A. Brodear: MCy. 
Barnstable — Barnstable Conntr A^rrlcaltnral So- 
ciety. Ang. SO-Sept 1. if. H. HarrlB, secy. 
Blanfotd — Onion Fair Assn. Sept. 14-15. B. 

W. Boise, aecy. 
Boston — Masuchiuetts Horticultural Society. 
1».1S and Oct «.7. jjfta. g. 



irockton Psir. Oct 4-T. Pe uj Q. 
mint aecy. 

Cbarleraont — Deerfield Valley Agrlcnltnial 80- 

dety. Sept is-lS. S. N. Hawkea. aecy. 
CUatOD— Clinton Pair. Sept 14-18. Warren 

Ooodale, ae<7. 
Canunlngton — HlUlsrd Arrlenltnral Assn. Sept 

27-28, C. P, Burr. BlngrlUc, Conn. 
Pramlngtoo— Sonth Middlesex Pair Aaan. Sept 

20^ John I<. Chid. Wdlaalcy, Haaa. 
Grut Bairlngtan ITenisHnlt AgtL Soe. Sapt 

284>et 1. IM J. PdlcT. sacT. 
OreenfleU— FMBlta Omtjr Fair. Sept 21-22. 

J. S. Mmpby, aaay. 
Halifax— Plymonth Ooanty Pair. Sept 14-lS. 

J. Herbert Leonard, Brldgawater, Haaa, 
Hlngbam — nirn<i«in ftjx Ann. Ispt. 37.28. 

Wm. H. Tbomas, aecy. 
Lowell— Nortb Middlesex FUr Amm. - 'Wmt. M- 

17. Andre UddeD, scey. 
H i TsMsId — Harabfleld Pair Aaan. Aug. 24-28. 

I. B. Batcb, North Marahlieid, Maaa. 
lOddlaaald— BIgbland Fair Aaan. Sept 7-8. J. 

T. Bryan, aecy. 
Mantncket— Nantneket Astlcnltnral Society. 



Sept 8- 



Ang. 24-2S. yoalab M. Hnrpby, secy. 

North Adams — ^Hoosac Valley jnilr. 
10. Gilbert Maxwell, aecy. 

Kortliampton — Mortbampton. Prahklln and Hamp- 
den Pair Asan. Oct 5^8. O. A. MOBtgom- 
ery, aecy. 

Oxford— Oxford Agrleoltntd aMMp.' 'Bwt. 1-2. 

J. B. DaxUag, aecy. 
PaImei^-<Ehs nlmer Pair. Oct 7-8. Lonia B. 

ChandlA seep. 
Peabody ITaiaT Fair Aaan. Sept 20-22. J. M. 

Danforth, Lynnfleld. Maaa. 
Sonth Womontb— Weymonth AgiL A Ind. Aaan. 
IS-IT. A^P. Bamea. secy. 



Spencer— Spencer Farmers and Mecbsnlcs' Aon. 

Sept 23-24. Geo. H. Bamer, secy. 
Stnrbrldge — Sontb Worcester AgrlcoIRiral So 

dety. Sept lR-18. C. V. Oorey, aecy. 
nxbrldge — Blackitona Valley Fair. Sept 20-21. 

Dr. M. B. Sliarpe. secy. 
West XlOniT- Martha Vlavaid Phlr 

Aat,ai^ . », A. Look. 



Mexico City— Centennial Celduatlott. 
Sapt 1. 

Adrian — ^Lenawee County Pair. Sept 

A. Bradlah, secy. 
Allegan — aiip^^^ County Agricultural 

Sept 20-23. A. H. Poster, aecy. 
Aljiena— Alpena Pair. Jnly 28-29. B. H. Col- 



Armada— Amada Agziealtntal Sodalp. Oct B- 

B^iiS^^^V^ 
Stawart, seep. . , : 

Baldwin— Lake County- IW 

W. A. EUlott, aecy. : 
Bmt Cltj-^aT Connty Agil.' Bae. Bapfc m: 

8. O. Burgdorf, secy. 
Baeebwood — Pann PestlTal. Ang. 2S-S7. Jack 

Biabop, mgr. 
Benton tlart>or — Soatbezn •vi,'>ily«« state Fair. 

Sept 27-30. H. A. Poletnr, aeey. 
Berlin— Pair. Sept 20-23. Michael Hlnea. aeey. 
Can— Can PWr Aaan. Svt U-IB. B. B. 




aiy 

SA. w. t. amphall, aacy. 
Charlotte — Eaton County A|_ 

Sept 27-30. v. G. Gdath. _ 
CtoswcU — CraswcU Agrlcnltnial 
28.30. J. B. Hmdangfa. ascy. 
Detroit— Michigan State Pair. Sept 19-24. 

B. Hannan, ae^. 
Deckerrllle — Da Utei t l lla , 
tlon. Sept U-lS. Mk 
Dowaglae— iCaas Co. PallL 

Tarkin, ascy. 
Bast Jatdaa— Cbsilevolz Ooi 
Sapt. IS-ldL A. 



■■cy* 

ElktsB— Klkton 

18. 'Bobt P. Baenay. sacp. 
Brart— The Big Ooanty IWr. I 

B. Sdby, aecy. 
Powlcrrtlle — ^FUwIerrHIe 

Oct 4.7. Ooo. A. Nswman, secy. 
Flint- Noctbaastcn t,.ai^.| mib SaBt, Xt- 

30. AUm X. ^ 

Gayknd— Wbs, 



Agilealtsral Sodety. 




Grand — .. 

U-ia. B ii a aiis Ol 

BracBT n is Oia aBTl I ia Bklr Ainn.. Ud. Sept 
9Ut^ 0. B. Grditll, aecy. 

Connty Agrlcnltnral Society. Sept 
' Madk. aecy. 

ona Cona9 Pair. Sept 28-29. 

HoDshteo— Capper Connty Fklr. Sept 37'.80. 

yeaa McNamars, aeey. 
HHIadale HniadsTe Pair. Oct 3-7. a W. 

ItewUllger, aeey. 
Hrtfland — Snath Ottawa West Allegan FUr. 

Oatea not set A. B. Boamin. aeey. 
BOwaM aty - ^ B ow a id Oty Pale Bcpt M. J. 

B. .BaakinSv aeey. 
Imlap City — Ind^ dly Acileallaral Society. 

Oct 4-8. Prank Bathdmg, aeey. 
Ionia — ^loola Pair and Bxpoaltton Asso. Sept 

28-29. M. J. Spaaldlag. aeey. 
IroDwood — Gogebic 'Connty Fair. S^t 13-lS, 
Ithaca— Gratiot Connty Pair and Bacea. Ang. 

30-Sept. 2. A. McOm, aecy. 
Kalamaxoo— Soatbeni Michigan ft Nortbem Indl' 
ana Inter-State Fair. Sept 5-8. Wm. P. 
EDKleman. aecy. 
L a niln g— Pair. Aug. 9-12. 8. O. Bntgdort, 



Jnst Calhonn Pale, Sept 18.17 

Wni Oiay. aaey. 

."anioette — ^Maiqnette County Fair. Sept M. 
il. E. Aslre, secy. 

Uenomlnee — ^Menominee Comity Agrlenllaral So- 
ciety. Sept. IS-ie. B. B. Moolton, aeey. 

Midland CI^ — ^Midland Cooaty Agrlmltoral So- 
dety. Sept 13-ie. H. L. Falrchlld, secy. 

^'°^;gr^!!!S^J^ ^^m- Bvt 27-30. H. 

MIDenI 
741. 

N'oHhBmA— north Braacb Patr Seeisty. Sapt 

2*30. W. P. Galbralth, se<T. 
^<v<l City— TH-Ooualy ExpoalUao. Sept 20-2S 

A. SL Flsisc'Miancr, secy, 
^r. Jnnns— Pair. Ang. 23-28. 
St. ]«lasr-CIIntoa County AgdeOllsial Sodety. 

S^t 27-30. . Geo. M. tlanay. secy. 



Standlr^— Arenac Connty Fair. Sept. 15-17. C. 

U, II . .en, pocy. 
Vaaw--^>ieob Connty Agd. Society. Sept 

P-9. W. 9. Bpcais, asep. 



Scvt SMt, A. 



Alh?rt 

iely. Sept ai-a. O. _ 
•eton— Bwlf t Connty Pair. 
Conntryman, secy. 
Anatln— Mower Connty AgrlcnItnnI 
_ Sept 21-24. B. H. SiSSi. OMrT 
Bunnm— Carltoa Connty AgrL and Indua. Sac 

8opt 14-18. Thoa. Spencer, aecy. 
^'i!''iuSmS^ Connty Pair. Sspt 14-181 W. 
BM tjlena_ BiiMiU?ii Coo^' MK . -a«fc 81- 



Jea ^cgett 



64. 



Btea biO—irabaidt Connty Ikfc mtt. IB-17. 
J. Rank Balnea, aeey. 
talaerd — Crow Wins Cbnnty Agriekltaial Sad- 
sty. Sapt 28-30. X H. Sandbeip. aecy. 
rewn'a Vallvr— Tnmiae Connty Pair. Sept 
29-Oct. iTfi. V. BaeU. sow. 
Canby — ^YeUow ICsdIclas Osanlj PaliL Oct, 4-7. 

Frank B. """i rt, <tsp. " 
Garrcr^-ChrTcr Can^fPHb Witti SMI, 0: B. 

gllng y K S^ By 21.9 

I. W. ll8t%Meii. aeey. 

aj aa n . in a jU r CoL Pair. Oct U-ltL Oaear 

B. TIsdsalat- aea. 
Fairmont— wsnon County Agrtenltarai Sodaty. 

Sept S»-Oet 1. B. N. Oyier, aecy. 
Parmlngton — ^Dakota Connty Agrlcoltnral Society. 

Sept 2»-Oct 1. O. W. Lewla. aecy. 
HMillne— MlnncsoU SUtt Mr. Bcpt S-ia a 

N. Coagrore, secy. 
Bibbing— St Louis Cooatp ffkfe BNt, 'Sl^. T. 

J. Godfrey, secy. 
Hopkins — Hennepin Connty Agricoltural Sod- 
ety. Sept 23-24. W. & Bmetana. aecy. 
Hntcblnsco — SKLeod Connty Agrioiltnral So- 

daty. Sept ZI-2S. a M. Fetcnan. sa9. 
Jackson— Ja^son County Fair Aaan. Sept. B>- 

17. Frank GUIeaple, aeey. 
Kaaaon— Dodge County Pair. Sept 28-28. B. 
' A. SbsTcr, aecy. 

Uca City — ^Wabsshs Agrlmltnrsl «~^.««ir- 
Sept- 14-18. B. B. Paterlck. secy. 

Long Prairie — Pair. -Sept 22-24. Joe. Deanla. 
aecy. 

Hadlaon — Lacqol Park Connty Agricoltural So- 
ciety. Sept. 14-18. H. L. Lokensgard, aecy. 
Mankato — Mankmto Fair sad Bine Ksrtb Co. Ag- 

ilenltnial Bodety. Sept 19-21. J. A. John- 



^ Ooanty Agdenltanl 

, Sept. B. B. OaaSUsa^^ 

Hon — Kanebee Connty Agrtealtatal 

Sept 14-18. Wmia PUrbanks. ascy. 
New TJUn — Brown Connty Ajrricmtnrml Sodaly. 

Sept 15-17. A. F. Barmelatar, aecy, 
NorthSeld — ^Blee County Fair Aasn. Oatea not 

sat Geo. M. Gregg. ae<7. 
Nart h one T mlx. 8ept 13-18. XL It, Onncan. 
aecy. 

OrtoBTin* — Big Stone Afd. Utt. tmt, — % H. 
L Hatthewa. pica. 

Ow atnn aa Bteeic COnaty Agricultural Sodety. 
Sept 1B-I7. F. A. Daaham, aecy. 

Park Banlda-^nbbsid Onn^ Agdcnltnral Sod- 
ety. 14-18. P. A. Taadennl. 

Pine City— Pine Connty Fair. Sm£b 
W. Clark, aaey. 

Pipestone— Pair. Jnly 19-21. IM 
8C9, 

Pmton— Pmmore Cooaty AgrL Sodstp. Sept 

18-18. F^ank J. Ibacb, aecy. 
Boehester— Olmsted Connty Agricultural' Society. 

Sept 27-30. F. B. catting. Byron. Minn. 
Bnah Cl^ — Cblaaao County Fair. Sept 14-18. 

O, H Jafeasao, secy. 
St rksflw Wlnoaa Connty Agri. ft Ind. Pklr. 

ASB. Sept 13-18. W. B. Spaoeci. a 
8t Jamea— Wa t onw a n Connty Agil» Sasw 

22-24. C T. Crowley, aecy. 
8t Peter^Nlcolett Omnty • 



•ty. Sept I3-1S. B. E. MlUer, lecy. 
Skabopee-'-Scon Connty Fair. Sept iflT. 7oa. 
Witt. secy. 

tUef Blrer Palls— Red Lake Oooaty Pklr. Aug. 

8-8. Danld Sliaw, ae^. 
Two Baibois— Lake Ooon^ Agrleoltnrail Soelaty. 
_8ept. 22.24. B. a Hanaon, aeey. 
a^te-jUseila Connty Fair. Sept 22-24. Joka 

'issfiSjj^^snSipSs:'^ 

Waseca— Waaeca Connty Pair. Sept 28-Oet I. 
B. A. Pansraai. aecy. 

I— a^aTcrae Connty 

15-17. B. H. Bdv. aaepw 

55?"*' Agii. agfc" Bipt. 

19-21. L. O. Chnrchin. ae«,^ 
WiDoaa — Winona Connty PalzfllMLDzlTlag Aaan. 
Sept 30-23. Lee H. BloaatCasey. 

toe-JP artMa ma imiilil Fair. Sapt 




^ Get. 4-7. 

Dr. B. D. Itoster, aaey. 
Canton — ^Madison Oo. Fair Aaan. Oct 18-21. 

w. It, mnkSna. s«cy. 
Coinmboa— auaslaslppi * West ^''W—i Mr. 

Oct 10-22. J. K,«Baiw mmi- 

CorlnUi— Delta PUr Asa, Oct IMS, S. H. 

Stiiplla. aaey. 
Oloster— Fair. Oct 13-14. W. D. CaoUMed. 

aeey. 

Oranada — Oreosda Fair 

W. Field, secy. 
QreeuTllle — Delts Pair 

Pink Smith, aecy. 
Gnlfport— Harrtaoa Oanaty Pair. About ascood 

week In Naremliar. O. J. Bazmr, aaey. 
Holly Sprlan— MectkHlaslaslppI Mr Aasn. Oct 

8-8. 0. H. card. 



Houston — ^Patr. Oet 8-0. J. 

retary, Honlka, HIsa, 
Jaekaoo— Mlsaladppl State Pair. Oet S8-N0T. 

8. J. P. McKay, aeey. and mgr.; J. M. He 

Donald, aaat secy, and mgr. 
Lake — ^Patrons Dnloo Aisn. Aug. S-10. 0. A. 

Melibcney. aecy.. Porcat Mlaii.- 
Loolartllc — Winston Connty Pair AsB. Saat 

28-80. w. O. HIgbt aecy. 
Ht. OUtc— CoTlDgtOD Co. Pair Aasn. Oct IB' 

SL W. A. HoUoway, secy. 
Natebes — MIaa..La. Agit Pair. Dates not ast 
Pblladalphla— MeoaMalABdcMItBCBl^PBIr Aasn, 

Ang. IS.%: r. B. BaSiM. Wklia. Mlaa. 
SeutoMa-State .O*. MK.ft888. v OeC. — v J. 

B. Saidc^' 'sen. ' "' 

StarkVuio-llHlraaS^SlM 
Tnpelo — Fair. Hpl. ' 1M>.\: - IK. - Bi 



Bntlci— Batse Co. Fair. Sapt 27-30. T. J. 
Day, aaey. 

Califomia- Fair. Aag. S14apt. 8. W. O. BSek, 

aecy. 

Cape Olrardasa— nfe^ 9tL-1ML 9i W^- 

glemsn, aecy. 
Carthage — Fair. Sept lB-18. O. W. Asendorf, 
aecy. 

OaasTtlla — ^Blg Baiiy County Fair Aaaa. Datca 

not set L li. Hlteball. aaey.__ 
~ ~ ~ ~ nmbU Pair. Jnly 88-29. & & 



Crcf* Cesar— Pair. Sept IB-IS. Oeik B. 



Caba— Crawford Connty Fair 

80l I. a Walkw, ascy., 
PyaMa ^j^-' 

Jae^nTflle— Fair. Sept. IS-IS. Gee. W. Bat- 

Jc^aoT^ty— Connty Pair. Ang. 79 S ap t Sl 

JaiMa Booehln. pras. 
Kskoka— CUifc County A. ft M. Aasn. 



Oct 



Sept S. Gcocse H. Blllar, secy. _ 
Kanaaa City — ^Ulssoorl ValKy Fair and Bzpo- 

slUov (bald at Electric Park). Sept. 24-Oct 

9. Sam Benjamin, se». _ 
Ksasss aty— Am. Bayal Of Stack I 

10-10. A. u. TMaaM^ ••Vr. -v. . 
La PUta— La PUta tUr MM. ■ JSfc WH 

t. Stan. aeey. , - j^'^:-.- . „ 
Lse'a Snmmlt — JackaaaQMR-^-*IL 

•ly. Aug. 28-28. LaimXaHHVi BMP* 
Memphla— Fair. Ang. SMI. 7. O. 

Mc^cB City — ^Palr. Ang. 9-10. T. M. Boolwaia. 

H o n Sp il l a Mr . awt. ST-aOk - Baa A tiitt ifc 




Bo^ Port— Atchison Connty A. ft M. Bodsty. 

Sapt 20-23. J. W. Young, aecy. 
at ^caepb— Inter-StaU Ut* Stock A Hois* 

Show. Sept 26-Oct 1. M. B. Irwln. aa<y. 
Badalla — Missouri 8UU Pair. Oct 1-7. John 

T, Stlnaan, ascy. 
■nmtnn— TrtDtoo Bsce Meet Jaly SM8, Ja^ 

W. Sdiooler, secy. • ■ - — 

Troy — lAncoin Coonty PHfc AaB. SBBi^ at 
Jaa. Wniilis^j 




Boaemu— Istar-SUts Pair. Ang. »4ept 

O. B. Mayais, secy. 

Big Timber — 8w««t Oraas Onmty Pair A 

Sept «-». H. Otermotila, aaey. 
Chinook— Pair. Oct 8-B. . . . 
Dinuu Pastarbsad Connty Pair Assn. Oct S- 

sl 8. a — " — — 




Alaawortb — ^Browa Ool Pair. 
- W. Potter, ascy. 
Alllanea— Boxbotta 

Alb>oo--^Bocn«*8<iBlS^fc8te '-'iiiiK- l t a fc TK. I» 

Brooks, aaey. 
Alma — Harlan County Pair. Sept 18-18. P. 
M. Bnrson. sscy. _ 
~ " a_Oonnty Pair. Oet 4-0. D. 

- - ^ Itarat Sodaty. 




BeaTCT City — Pnrnaa Connty Pair. 

Savt 2. W. O. P. Lnatoy. sscy 
Bankelman — ^Dnady Osanty PMC, 

C. C. 



Ang. SO- 
S-lOl 



sspt 




ftp^taa City— i 



rtSS8> asv# 



B. Coxa, ac9. 
Bin tertnas P wal Ooanty 

0, A. Blkai, piss . 
Broken Boa^-Costar Connty Fair. 

C. T. Oir, sscy. _ . . . , 
Batta— Boyd Osaaty Pair. Oatao not aot J. 

Ohadraa— Dawas C—lf Mr. aifl. l«->7. Pt 

P. Pltausn, sccjvj--' '-■^-^ . .-^ _ 
Cbamban— Hdt OanaaP' VMi^ " Bige* ■ M 

D. SmlO. aecy. _ • _ 
CUiks— HcRiek Oonoty Fair. Swt. t4-Ill 0. 

P Lnschar, aecy. 

day OsUr — Cisy Ooanty pair. Oet 4-7. B. 

A Baney. eeey. _ ^ 

Onlbcrtson— Bltcbeoek County Pklr. Sept. »• 

Oeaara — ^FUImon COimty Pair. Sept 13-18. B.. 

P, Wilson, secy, _ . ^ ^ 

Oarln^-^^ Bligt Oeaaty Fair. Bcpt iMO. 

O. Iffoo, secy, ' '.^l^:.- ,1^^- ■ • 

Oraelsy — Orealey County Fair. BmBi 'WB8t 

P. Byrne, aaey. 
Banlaoa — Btonx Oooaty Pair. 

aalfb B. aehaaer. ascy. 
miHaatsa rwisi Oc a a tr 

B. iC BaM. seep. 
Baraloek— Lancastar Oanaty lUr. Sapt 8*. S. 

B. Han, secy. .. . ^ 

Baycs Orntci— Bams Oanaty Mr. S^t. 

Oct 1. D. B. May. aecy. 
Imoerlal— Cbaaa Co. Pair. Bept 15-17. C. W. 

Indlaaola— Bed' Willow Connty Pair. Sept SO- 
23. James B. Bran. eOQ'. ^ -.- . ■ _^ •■ 

Elmbsn— KImbsn County- filr. aaMa.Ms SM. 
a. a. Nelson, .sscy.' 1. ". ..A-.^' 

Lmds ^l s ^Ja waaa. OimU *klpb-^f|st^ »^ 



fair. Sept. 14-18. 



JULY ta^ WOk 



Xtie Bill boar d 



46 



HKUok— Bedwlllow OouBtj WmIi 

K^jjon— MadtoOB Ooomly VaJx. 

J. T. Brn»«riOO, 

HlBdco— Keanicy ' 
JtaMn. (CCT' 

1 City- 

. Oatm DOt tet. 
Idlsk— Fair. Ai 
Melioii — Nuckolls 
Jsricua, >WT- 
Borden— Ke/a Paha 

B. A. Bona, a«y. _ . 
Onuhi— Uouflaa County Fair. 

W. Banrry. aec7. 
Oi«_ValItr Omnty Fair. Stpt. as^, 

CromwcU. aeef. ^ «. « 

ono— Ktttli Oooaty Mr. Bavt. sr-M. Oi Z. 

Oaabro. aaeTj.-—.- ^ » ^ 

Ofcaala— Polk Otnty IWk IFW. O. 

T. Bar. atejr. ^ I" i:; . - 

rawaaa City— P«WM» OOMI^ Mb. «- 

13. J. a. liMra. aa^- 
rUiet—Flm» Oonaty Fair. Ang. St-SIL A. 

H. RaekHaoa, aaey. • 
miiahTllle-~«hartdaa OMotF Mc IMm BPt 

■award— Srward CoaHT MR lufc. W W. W. 

B. Smith, aacy. ^ 

OaoBty Fair. 



Au(. ai Uept. 

Bapt. is-ia. 

M. M 

uSmiiii Sty— -Nebraaka City Spaad and Fair 
""'^r* DOt aet. U F. Jaekaon. aacy. 

Anc. IT-ttl W. W. Cola, aeey. 
a CMatr :MBi BapC Oao. 

13-lS. 

Sept. M. O. 

O. P. 



tlMtirS^'Wwifer Cooaty Fair. Sipt. ST-SO. 



Sapt. SS-SO. 
■apt. 15-lT. 
■apt. IS M. 



I- H. Cliaoay. aacy. 
Xkcomarh— Johaaoo Cooaty Fair. 

A. W. Bnffam, aacy. _ 
Ttltillfi Tti-m-T CooDty Mr. 

mmtr KIrby. aacy. 
«kaSa3— HItebiraek Od. Fair Amm 

C. X. Blancbanl, aacy. 
Waboo— SaosdaT* Coanty nlr. Bapt. It-lS. 0 

U. Tkorp, arcy. 
maaar—temiac Cooaty Valr. Bapt. iS-U. U 



AaHealtatal Barl- 




Um-rair. JWy 
fcaatua t atar-Staf 
ICarcrmm, aacy. 



▲IbaqQeraue — Tblrtlatb 
Fair. Oct, SS. 



Kmw Mexico 
JakB B. MdfMK. Mcr. 

Claytos — Unloa CoaaCF Fair. Bapt. IMil Bov* 

ail BaxBcat. aacy. . _ •. 

~ ~ 'M-T*analftoB Fan FUr • IMt Car- 
Mt SO-a. Balaad oSmk, Bi«. 



_ IVC IB-IB. 

O. W. Saaly. aaqr. 
Albloo— Orlaaaa Cooaty AsiL Soc Bapt. 14- 

IT. Wm. 3. Frank, aecy. 
AltamoBt— Albany Cooaty Agiiciiltaial flodaty 
and Expoaltloa. Anc. 10-19. Itag. jT— hilli 

AanUca— Allecaay Co. A(rL Bm^'- itak IS- 
18. J. Clark Phlppen. aacy. 

BaUatOB Spa — Santoca Caasty Asrlcnltanl So- 
da tj. Anc 23 30. Geo. W. OaElddar. aacy. 

Batk-«t«ibcB Ok. Asrl Sac Sapt. Xl-aO. Ctaa. 
A. B» 

•Mmla 



BM»«Ic--BooaTfl]a flak Aaaa. Aap. MSl b. 

I ToUaur, — 



AO*. 



•iaaatai — Pa'tnan Co. Acrtenltam Aaaa. 

n-Sapt. 2. A. P. Bodd. aaey. 
BreakSatd— Brookfleld Madlaon Oa^ Aarlcnltnral 

Badaty. Bapt. r. M. 

Bnckport— Mooroc Co. Acrt I 
Oct 1. rr«4 B. Shatai; mej. 

OlMadalcna— Oatarlo Co. Agrt Soc Bapt. BB- 

S*. CUIr L. Mony. aaw; 
Cuitat-at Lawraaca Co. Aprt. Boelaty. Sept. 
_ Oeorpa A. Adama. aacy. 

*'*2!.^'.°"»"*-£f'* ^'n<«*«t Aprt. Soc. Aap. 

*>-8«t. 2. Fraok Daaanprcawl. aaey. 
(wBel — Potnam Co. Aprleolton] Aan. koc. 

8l*pt. 2. A. T. Bndd. aacy. . 

iMa 08L ApiL Boe. Sept. 8-a. 



-g^j™»a«ty Mr 
Cirlliaa— Cortlaod Ca 



Bapt W^ 




Ctta-Oaba FaU and „ 
». Oaa H. Swift, aacy. 

«gg«^^oalt Fair Aaaa. Aap. SMSt D. O. 



BapL 




AOS. 



Djydfo— Drrdaa __„ 
*» J. B. Wliaaa. 
Dnadre— Duodaa Fair 

WoodroS. aaey. 
^Jla^Olatar Gma^^^^. Bocl.t, 

■gJj-gOTUBjSSaty Airieiatanl BMiaiy. 
mS9*- O. 8. I«ttla, aov. . : 

oSl A^'V^^^i.- A«riafiti»t Maty. 

Anp. 25 23. H. iL SU|Sf5U».^^^^^ 

gSSSzTalr Ana. 18.IB, 0. O. MIllV awT. 
'' g?g"r" 'T^°'"emeor A. A U. Society. Ang. 
aSS^ir- *• MFl»tt, aecy. 
««J»a-BlT,r.Me Aprl. &C. fltpt.' J. K. 

^•'"»'n'»— Erie' Craioty itaiC'«lfc'".-ifc»t. C. 



Homell— Oreit Bomell Fair. Aug. 30-Sept. 2. 

Clyda E. Sbolta, mtr. 
Bodaoa — Columbia A. & H. Aaan. Aos. 31- 
_Btpt. S. M. B. Brownlap, aacy. 
JMiia Mb— Waahlaptaa Co. AprL Soc. Aag. 
. BP Ba pt . S. Oao. A. Fanla. aaey. 
Ithaca— Kartbara Tlopa AcrlTaMb Aw BP-PS. 

J. W. ToortoUot. aacy. 
laUp, U I.— Fair. Sept. t*. ■.'J. ■ttUas. 

Bayabora, L. I.. N. Y.. aacy. 
Jameatown — Jameatowo CeotcnDlal Celebratlja 

AOS. 2S-Sept. 4. Frank E. Wallace. <vov. 
JohaatoWD — Fnlton Co. Agrlcoltnral Aasn. Sapt. 

20-22. Wallace Toat, secy. 
Little Val>j — Cattaragua Ciooaty Agrtcnltoral 

Soda^. Sept. 12-lS. J. a. WUaoo, aeey. 
faiPl Tall Am. pn But L 

^^-^^ 

Ang. SI-Bapt. S. 
Lyoaa— Wayaa Co. 
Balloway, aacy. 

Ualone — Pranklln Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 20-23. 

Walter J. llalloD. aecy. 
BargaratTllIe — CaUklll Mountalna Agrl. Soeiaty. 

Aug. ie-19. Wm. B. HaatlDgs. aecy. 
Mlddletown — Orange Coonty Agrl. Boe. Aug. 

20.Bapt. 2. DoTld A. Morrlaon. aacy., Kaw- 

Ul^Su A frt c' H i tl Bode^ «C Qbmm and 
Naaaaa Cwatlta. Bapt. M.B1. tott Taa da 
Water. Ir., Bempatcad. N. T. 

UoatleaUo— SoIllTan Co. Agrl. Soc. Ang. 18-18. 

Laos P. Stratton, aacy. 
BorTla-^ccrU Fair Amm. OeL D. F. 

Wlpbtmaa, aecy. 
ICeraTlg-Oyn^a^ CoM^ Plafc Aag. PMapt. 

Najilea — Kaplaa tJahn Agrleoltnril Sorlaty. 

Sept 14-18L C. Ik Lewta. aaey. 
Naaaaa— Agrt. * Ubecal ArU Bee. •( Baaaae- 
_Ia«r Co. Bapt. IS-IP. Wihiw famLm^. 
Mmrk-^MOwuk Mr Aaa. ■v^^MiTKm. 

■. Iiapgatt. aaey. 
Xrw Tork Cl^, Klebmood Boroogb— Great Ta- 

tarboroagb Fair, ~ " " —■■ 

aeey. 

Kew City— BoekUad Co. Ii 
Ang. 28-Sept. 1. A. A. 
Morwtcb— Cbcoango Cooaty Fair. 

Sept. 2. Ltater Bmltb, aacy. 
O g de na borg— Ogdeaaborg Fair A Borsa {bow. 

^cpt. ip.23. 
Ooaoau— OatMite CaloB AgrL Poelrty. Bapt. 
»•«. BMAblL. — 

Fall ^ w 

aeey. 

Oraagelmrr— BoeUaad ^Jaaaty A. ft B. Ami 

Bapt B.B. Elbert TUmaa. aecy. 
Owaga— qnaga COl AgrL Boe. Bapt. XS-ISL Jba. 

F. rfMaiwi, aaLi 
Paliaiia Pal»yia Pillaa ApH. Boe. Bapt. 21- 

S*. J. BTWalti 

Pnm Taa Oataa 



Sept. 8-ia A. C. Nells, 
itton. 



Avaat 30- 



Perry— Perty F-Jr. Sep*. n^tlTv. M. An- 
dm, aa^. 

Plattsborg — CUntoa Co. Agrleoltnra] Aaaa. Bapt. 

0.9. a. Clay Ullea. aaat. aecy. 
Potadam — Baqnette Valley A St. Begta Valley 

AgrL Soc. Sept. 8-9. W. N. Clark, aeey. 
Poogbkeepale — Datrheas Connty Agricultural So- 
ciety. Sept. 27-30. Wm. T. Ward, aecy. 
Bead Comera — Oorliam Agrl. Soc. Oct. 8-8. T. 

B. Pierce, aecy., Caaandalgna. N. T. 
Rlchfleld— BlcbSald Sprlnga Astl. Boe. Bapt 

18.28. A. B. Onmaa. aaey. 
Rlrerhaad — Soffoik Cooaty AgileritBBal Miatr. 

Sept. lS-18. Bany Laa, aacy. 
Bema OnrMa Ooaaly AsdCDltnn] Society. Sapt. 
B«L r. a Bakar. aaey. 

" - - a B. O. A B. 




Valley Agrleoltoral 
daty. Ang. P-11. J. P. men, aecy. 
Seboharle — Scboharta Csaaly AgncoItBal Bod- 

aty. Sept. 19.12. ~ 
S y i a«.uaa 'I tew Tork 
S. 0. flteTcr. icey. 




Sept. 8- 



Vcraeo — ^Ag^cBlloial Bodety. 

O. BIminTia, aa<7, 
Waltaa — Delaarara Valley AgrL Soc. 

P. 8. B. Oatetboot, aecy. 
Warraaabnrg — ^Tb* Warren Co. Fair. Sept. IS- 

10. Fred J. Haya. aecy. 
Warsaw — WyoolDg Co. Agrlcnltnral Sodtty. 

Aog. SO-SepL 1. Fred A. Rica, aecy. 
Waterloo Saaec a Cooaty Agrleoltoral Soeiaty. 

Sept. Sr-ZP. Bd. Nogcat. ae^. 
Wata t town J agers oo Co. Fair. Sept. 8-S. W. 

WatMaa BebjrS' Co. AgrL See. Sept. 8-9. 
' Artbor N. Ooltry. aaey. 
WeHsTtn*— WlallSTflla Fair Aaaa. 

FTcd D. Blec, aecy. 
West Pboenix — Onadaga Co. Aglt. 

38-28. O. K. WtUlama. aecy. 
Waatport— Kaaez Co. A«ri. Soc. Aog. 2$-SS. a 

U. Howard, aecy. 
White Plains— See. of Agrl. A Bort. of Waat- 

cheater Co. Sept. 12-17. Daalel W. Ualonay, 

aacy. 

WMtaa^ ^Po lat— too— Co, AgrL Soc Aog. P- 



Oct. 




Oct BBSS. 



Borllagtoa — ^Alamaaea 

4-T. KcBrlda Bolt. 

Cbarlotta— Uacfclaaborg F8lr 

C. W. CreaweU. aecy. 
Fayettartlla — Comberland Connty AgrL Aaaoel- 

atloo. Oct. 30-28. 3. B. Strange, ac^. 

Qnham — Alamane* Cotnty Fair. Oct. 4-T. Ue- 
Bride Holt. aecy. - ;' 

Oreenaboro— central Carolina Fair Agi^ - Oct. 
Il-IB. Oarland Oaalel, aeey. 

Klag— Stake* Co. PWr Aaaa. Oct. 1S40. WIU 

Mari^l^kaaSm— wnkaa Osaatx Fab. Bapt. 
_SMK. B. W. Btnaa. atey. 



B«lfa>uiy*^aiM?&oaty Fair. Datca net aet. 
WayaagTlll*— Haywood Conaty Fair. Date* not 

aet. Jaa. B. CMraway, aeCT. 

WItkeaboro— WDkea Caoaty Mr. Sept. ST.18. 

w. A. Rolll*. aaaf. - ■■ .■ : . 

WlnatoB'Salem — FMPMBf iPlr. OA M. O. K. 

Webb. aecy. 

MOBTH DAKOTA 
Anata— Aoata Fair Aan. Dgteo not let. TC. 

B, Sallh. icey. 
BeaHt— Inivfstato Fair. My BMB: A. L. Ar. 

Am. D> A. 



Datea not aet. 



CoopcrttMwa— Orlggs County Fair Aaao. Date* 

not sat. Frank Gladatone. aecy. 
Fargo — Nortb Dakota Stale Flair. Joly 2S.3a 

J. E. Flnfrock, secy. 
reaaeadeo-'Wella Coanty Fair AMP. OlgtM aot 

aet, a M. Brlntoo, aacy. 
grand P l e at a Bi a ad Forka Co. AgrL Ooe. Joly 
„ %ft Biiebcner. aeey. 

Oraar lW a Mwi i aij Cooaty Agri. Fair Aaao. 

Dates aot aat. C. W. Bookway. aeey. 
Haatltoo— Pembina Coon^ Fair Aaao. Aug 2- 

4. Joba Sock, aecy. 

Bogh Bootgomary, aacy. 
ijr am l a — Oraad Forka Cbonty Fair Aaa.' BatM 
.■otoat, A. Staoeboaae, aecy. 
IfOda^^JjaooOonnty Fair Aaan. Aag 2-4. F, 

If gdaa g teSS' Coonty Fair. 
„H. B. BltilBB, laey. 

Ulaot— Ward Cooaty AgrL Fair Amm. tmt. » 
_ 29. A. V. SwaaaoB. aacy. 
Pembloa — Pemblaa Cooaty Fair PBl 

2-4. John Bock. aacy. 
Underwood— Underwood Fair 

aat. O. V. Bowman, aecy. 
Wabpaton — Blehland Co. Fair Aaan 
_S0. B. J. Bogbea, aecy. 
Wmwoa— W IBIama^ Connty fWr. 

cawiF Mfc : 08t *t. p. o. 

*2*M,*-r^'«™<»' oooBtF MP. Aag. was, a. 

8. JobnaoD, aecy. — — . 

*Sji??~;ifj!f"„ Coonty Agrleoltoral Society. 

Sept. 2e.2». H. H. Baaing, aeey. 
BeUeTOTitalne— Logan Co. Fair. Ang. 80-8cpt. 

2. W. H. Klnnan. aecy. 
Berea — Waat Cuyahoga 60. Agrleoltoral Sod- 

BtaadiaaUi^-CUnton Couity Agrleoltoral Sod- 
.ety. Aog. S»Snt. 2. B. » Cbane 

- Obob^ ~ ■ 




Fair. Aog. 



. aecy. 
'20. A. 



_ -..yobnaaa. ABallaT'?. 

°^g?tr<^»*** Oi—iy Bapt. JS-IB. 

«py B. Badlh, oaqr. _ . . 
Bijtmj-Oeaoga ChTlUr. Sapt. IS-tPL W. B. 
_ F«d, aa9. 

Cadte— aarrlaaa CO. Fair. Oct. 4-8. a B. 

Oaboro, aaey. 
C^yoyp-fltaMwarao Cok AgrL Boe, Oct. 

Ca«ad»-8fab«gM8a:*lSk avfe BMB. ^B;. 

'^'^Hf-J^^* . A»len«wal Sodaiy. 

Sept. 2r-sp. Chadao ATTntloa. aacy. 
Cartbag*— auaUton OA. AgdenltBral Soda^. 
Aog. 10.20. o. b BaivaH. Ba«a U, W^- 



Otagrta Falto—Cnyabota Co. Fair. Sept 6.9. 

F. C. Oataa, aaey. 
CMUeo tbe B ona Oonaty Fair. Ang. 18-19. B 

B. Banivaa. aacy. 

dmbM— Oslo ateta FUr. Sept. S-9. A. P. 
BaaOaa. aaey.: J. W. Flaailag, aaat. aacy. 

'^•^Si-SSaSS'S^'- »-=• 

OadBaaU— Coney laland Barrest Bona, at 09- 



Rawsoo — Hancock Coonty Board of Agrlcoltnro. 

Sept. 14-17. B. V. Kannady. aacy. 
RicbwaoO — Rlchweod XkKMatr Fair. Aag, 

2-5. R. A. Leaog. aMF* _ 

Bipiey— Bipley Fair Oik MB, M. tt, -M, 1VB> 

llama, aecy. 

St. CUHarUfa BalMWI Oa. Fair ~ 

10-21. J. " 



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Fafr. 



Bast. 1S40. B. b 

F. D. No. 4. 



heater, aacy., B. — 

Saadosky — Rria Co. Agrlcoltural Society. Sapt. 

13-18. r. B. Zerbe, aecy. 
SarabSTllIe— Noble Cooaty Fair. Sept. IMSL 

Bomcr Johnion. aecy. ■ .' 

Sardinia — Kennedy'a Fair Company. ABB, S^, 

Sept. 2. J. W. CampbaU, aacy. _ ' ^ 

SaTlUe Gnmard Waatflald iWaahIp Ikfe Bifl. 

U-IS. B. B. Fkaalar, aaey. 
Bldaey— Shaltay Cooaty Fair. Sept. IS-IOL 7.' 

B. Boaaell, aeey. 
Bmltbaeld — Jeffaraoo COoaty Fair. Sept. 

J. 0. Bayaa. aacy. , . 

SprlagfleU— Clark CoontyAcricaltail 
Ang. 18.19. Blwood iuBK. aact. 
Sommerlleld — Snmmczfleld 0M> Vabw ' Hft^ B^ 
29. C. H. Daw, ae«r. _ . 

Tiffin — Seneca Co. Agrteolttiral Sodaty. Sept. 

8-9. Morgan B, Ink, aecy. . _ 

Toledo— Lncas CaaotF FOlr. Sept. 12-lT. U >. 

Clark, a«CT._ ^ ' _ — 

ftay—Mlamf OuBBty Mfc : tiflL Wfc 0.01 

Martin, secy. 
Oppar Saadnaky— Wyaodot Cooaty Agrleoltoral 
■lad Fair Sodety, Sept. 20-23. >. T. Long, 
abangb, aacy. - 
Crbaaa — Cbampalgo Cooaty Agrleoltnial Sodtty* 

Ang. 23-28. J. W. CrowL aecy. 
Van Wert — Van Wart Co. Agneiutoral 

Sept. 12-18. K. T. Walborn, aecy. 
Wapakonata — Anglalaa Cb. Agrleoltoral 

Ang. 80.Sept. 2. A. B. Sehalfcr. aacy. 
Waaca— Ttomboll CO. Agrleoltoral Sodaty. 

Ang. SO-Bept. 1. Boner C. Madaey, aacy. 
WaaUagtao, O, H.— Mjotta Co. lur. Ang, *>• 

18. Dr. B. U. Bogam aacy. 
WaablngtoB— Goeroaey Ooonty Fair. 

SO. R. 8. McOeazy. aaey. 
Waahlngtoo C. B. — Piyatta Co. FUr. 

20. Dr. B. B. Bagger*, aecy, 
Watiaeea— Foltoo Coonty Agrlcoltnral Sodaty. 

Sept. 20.23. B. P. Amea, aeey. _ _ . 
Warcrty- Pike Co. Fair, Sept. 14-18. Cbarlaa 

Vallary. aacy. 
Waat OaloB— Adama Oaoaly Fair. Sept. IS-ML 
T. W. KUlBoa, aaqr, 

'Mter^Adama Cooaty Fair, My 

B. Sexton, aecy. 

_Md — Mooroc Coonty Agrleoltoral 
iil. Ang. 23-25. Geo. P. Dorr, aeey. 
Wooatet^Wayoe Coanty Agrleoltoral Society, 

Sept. 14-18. G. J. E. Wright. ShrcTe. O. 
Xazia— Green Connty Agrleoltoral Sodaty. 

Aog. 9-13. B. B. Ortoaa. OMf. 
ZaoesTlUe — Mosklngom Otk 
R. T. Whlta. aecy. 



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Ardmara— Carter Co. Fair 

Oris Bcdilald, aeey. 
Blaekwall— Intor.SUta Fair. Sepfe. 
edat MeDoaald. aaat, aacy. 

Oct. BMB. S> 



Oct. U-IS. 



.■■ nno« M— laiano narresi Hai 
acy lalaad. Aog. 20.27. B. W. 
aaey. 

Coabocton — Cortioctoa Co. AgrlcnltorOI 

Oct. 11-14. W. B. Miller, aacy. 
Crotee— CMton Fair Aaao. Aog. Sl-Sept 2. W. 

B. SlgCtlad. aecy.. Soabory. O. 

y on ^ ^ ^ tgoMiy OoBBly vair. Sept. O-P. O. 

gajton^S&o*<3^ Mb. Siit^'lMft B. 

D. Bttaaia. aacy. -. 
F^Ug^ljBaac^ Oa. IUa B^t «..T. 

Fremont- Fraasaat PUr. Sept. 104B A. 

BoAeoedal, ae^. 
Oeorgatown— Oeocgetows Agri. Fair. Oct. 4-T. 

Lawta Blcbay, ae9. 
Qrew ftl a Grea t Oarka Oooatr IPk, Am. St- 



Barantan — Botlar Ool Agrlcolt 
4-7. C. ■ 




Ha t^eu^F ife Ac?* Al 
Jameatowo — Tameatnwa 



Sapt. 21-20. W. J. Gaina, ac<7. 
JaSetsoo— Aahtabola Col AgrL aodaty. Aag. 

18-18. B. B. Woodbory. aeey. 
Kentao— Bardia Co. Agrlcoltmral Sodety. Aog. 

23-2& P. U. loaea. aecy. 
Klnaman— TtomboU Co. Fair. Aog. 23-33. B. 

J. Fobar. aecy. 
Laneaater — Falrfleld Coonty Agricoltoxal Sod- 
. aty, Oct. U-U. W. T. Meaeaaghan. aecy. 
I^ b a a a a W antaa. OaaMrAgrlcnltoral Sodaty. 

Bapt, 1S>1T. W. Ol vartlB, lagr, 
Uma— ABaa CanMy Agrtealtnral Sodaty. Sept. 

6.S. C A. Orabam. aaey. 
Uabond— CoInmMaiu Co. Agrleoltaral Sodety. 
Sept. IS-U. B. F. Hogpt. 



Oaatos— ^Sae Cooaty fWr . 

A. B. Bodgaoa, aecy. . «i 

BIk City — Beckham Connty Fair Aaaa. Aog. SO* 

Sept. ILL. Hoorar. aecy. 

BI Bcno— Fair. Sept. 20-23. B. 8., Bngi*. aa0. 
Fiedcrleb— Big Baca Beet. Ang. 10-18. H. M. 

Orean. aacy 
Bobart— Kiowa Coonty Fair. 

T. Bann, eeey.^. 
Klngflaber — Famarr 
I. JaaOan, aacy. 



Ang. 10-18 

AOS. 1040, r. 



O&aSa'hiy-Stata Mr 



Aaaa. '«r < 



Bapt. ir-Oet. P. 1. 8. Mabaa, aaCT. 
Pawaae— Pawae* Park A Fair Aaaa. Sept. *%, 



Byan— lalTetaoa Ool Wttmuaf la a tlOU* . 

twcca Sept. LI*. ~- ' " 

Tttlaa— Fair. Aar 




^ Aogjn^ML SL -a 

LocaanUe— Mr. Ask M 
aaey. 

MaosOald— Blcbland AgrleOItnral Sodety. 

10.33. Cbaa. Bramlleld. aecy. 
Marietta— WaahlDgtoa Cai. A. * M. A«an. 

21m. L. ATSaitfB^ am, . . 

arloB— BaitaB OavlF BOK Wpt.'M 



Sept. 
Sept. 



Barton— Baitai 
A. Knapp. Be 
MaryarlUe — Unloo Coonty Fair, 

W. F. Biodrlck. aecy. 
Haaon — Fair. Aag. 4.B. Wm. Tbaeker, aaey. 
ilaa lll a Maipan Oa. Agrleoltaral 80- 
- a&Macy, 



MeOaaaalaailla Maiaaa C 
«MF. a«t, SMK T. 



Sept. U.10. 



Oeoaty Agrleoltaral Sodaty. 

Aog SO-Sept. 1. O. O. VaaDeaara, aaey. 
Mootpeller— 'WllUama Coonty Fair. Sept. 13- 

IT. Bsbt. Ogle, aacy. 
Ut. Vctooo— Knox OooBly- Fair. S«t IS-IS. 

Boward C OatM, aacpi 
Mt. QUead— Maoaar Oai: Bbfc. Ott> ««> Ol.-J. 

HUler. aeey. 
BooBt Joy— Scioto Co. Fair. Aog. SO-Sept. 2. 

W. A. McOeorg*. aacy. 
N^gdeg— Napoleoo Fair Co. Sept. M. J, B. 

Ke^ra t lL— uSmg Cooaty Agrleoltoral Sodaty. 

Oct. 4-8. J. M. Farmar, aaey. 
Ottawa — Pntnam Cooaty FUr. Oct. 4-8. A. P. 

Saadlea, aaey. 
OwcBSTllle — Clcrmoot Coi Agrfenltoral Society. 

Anc. 23-20. A. 8. Jobaaoa. AaiaUa. O. 
Panldlng— Panldlag Co. Agrlenltnial Sodety. 

Sept. 8-9. W. B. JacksoiL aeey. 
PIketoB— PlketOB Cooaty Fair. Aag. 10-12. J. 

F. Batemao. aacy. 
rortsmontb — Scioto Coanty Agricultural Society. 

Ang. SO^pt. 2. W. A, BeOeacge, Mt. Joy. 

O. 

Powell — Delaware Op(k 
, 8. Neff. aecy. . . . 

Proetorrllle— LawTcow' CPoBly Mk. 

I Sept. 2. W. W. BIct 

I Bareaaa — Portage Otaal 
> H. W. Caa^teO. otcy. 



Peadlet' 
Sodety. 

PwS ud . Puttlana Uaa Stocik Show. Svt. 

lOu F. A. Waleb. aacy. 
B ti a aba r g B oBthmii'OeagOB Dlatrtct AgrlcoItaMi 
Boelaty. Sept. 20-24. Ftank Q. BlcaUL aacy. 
Salem— Oregon State FUr. Sept. 12-17. Flank 
Bere^th, .nqr. . V. « . 

Mc: Sept. M, O. B. 




Altoena— Mr. Oct. BB, Ikj 
AUcotowo— Labigh Oooaty . 
SS, Barty SeuB. aacy. 




— . Da Lena Stawart, aecy. 
Bcndenrine — Fralt Grower*' 

Bdwln 8. ^raon. secy., nw 
Batblahcm — PannaylraBla Btata 

8«. H. A. Broman. aeey. 



Ana. Dae, lO-Ml 



Oct. Uk 



Bloooiabnrg— COtombla Co. AgiL Boe. 

A. N. Yoat, aa«r. . _ . . • ■ 

BrookTUlo — Jemsaaa Ca. AgiL aag DilalaB 
Aao- Bapt. IS-M. Bytaaatas Tkomaa. aaey. 
TWO Paka Agdeatteal Aaaa. Sapt. 
D, B, laslor. aaey. ^ 
Bntlar— Batlcr Drlifag Park A Fair . 

23-20, W. B. Poms. secy. 
Carlisle— Cnmbarland Coonty AgiL 

ar-ao. W, B. BcCrea, aecy. ^ _ . _ 

CaraalcbaalB— Oraea Co. AgrL A Van. Sodaty. 

Sept. 20-23. Geo. U. BaOsway, aecy. 
ChrroUtOB— Cambria Conaty Agilenltoral Am^ 
eUtlOB. Sept. 0«. J. T. BaodMV JW* 
Fair and Drtrlng Park a5£ BipL 




ClB«n*'Vla?VwMOaL 
8, Langbltn, 990. 
CSearOeld— ClaaiOda IMttng Park Fair. Datao 

not aet. Deaa B. Btooch mgr. 
Daytoo — Dayton AgrlcoItniai aaO * 

sedation. Sept. 27.30. C O, 
DoBola — DnBola Drlrlng AMB. 

B. arteeamer, aecy. 
Bmportnm — Cameron Connty Agrlcnltorml Aaan. 

Sept. 13-16. r. G. Judd, aecy. 
BnodtlMl^e — OomMant^ AprUtdtoral Aaaa. 

PMSTlUr^SSiliaa OMnty' Agrteoltma Bad- 
•|y. Oct. 4-T. a M. Bdyatar. 9Mt._. , 
- Hrata Mr. Oct. U-14. T. L 



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Xtte Billboard 



47 



„ - Wttll D/namlt« (Scenic) 4^9 
l'.-— 'J'lio Gre«t Tom- HoM-Dp (Dniina) 



2-1— CutcblDK 



930 
. 456 
> 4T» 
SIS 
W—t 



i: -raent la lOTt (Oriond bnm«). 
lli—NaiMlMB 

'"jiSpbellloM Battar. (cmmOt) 

1— Inside tha Bnr&L teatona apMtMatar) ti» 

2— Max FbUi th* Mitt (eamir) 6TI 

3— RldlDK reit* by OMMMS. IfdOMttaMl) 888 

4— Tbe RUDlwir IIW^COMMOH. ........ StM 

4— Tbp Rbloe tramiOMV* nWaiMk (CbL 

ami SccDle) E2b 

ft-I/wa ye qb« lAMttW' (Ojawd B02 
e-^lnkf Haa ttaMaatiaK Katfa (Oem' 



S—Illgheirtcd 



448 



^ Marr (Drania) T77 

8— Col. RooMTelt Rarlewlns French Troopa 

(Topical) 180 

n—Tt\e rtiampinn nf the Bsc* (Oomady) ABO 

Il-^Tust For Good Uiek (eomadr) 554 

11— 'I'bf Falthleu Lorer (eelomd dnna).. SS7 
IS— Tlw Orerland Coaeb Babbaqr <i 

tlaaal) 

IJ— V»tona (actnle) 

19— A Palllleal Dlacnaaloa (eomcdy) SIS 

15-^1eaie Take One (eomedr) 848 



„ (dramatte^ooiedr) . . . V . . . 

: it-AlfCfin Itadr (colored edaeaUonal).. 9T0 

- BKUd. 

Mu— IVet 
IS— The Beart of a HaatbaB Chfaaa CDra> 

ma) • 1000 

10— Tho r-nnil of Oi (MTthlcaU .....lOOU 

20— In the Great Northwest (OiaBa) ....1000 
^SO— After Many X*an (Drama) .....1000 

::(0i» 



l^Tlie Bu|t UsalsC'^ 
ma) .. ... •• 

1>— Tbe Raaaa BUan <Dniau) - .....tOOO 

13— Romeo aad'Iallat la tvmn (Oamadr) 1000 
IS-Ckofht la tfes Bain (Oaowdy) ......looo 

20— Opeatnc an Onter (BdDeattoBal) ....lOOO 

n — Oar New Iftalater (Drania) 1000 

>r— The Loot Trail (Drama) 1000 

SO-^be Fire CbleTa Oaugbttr (IlnM)..1<iM 



' . Taoc WaMo. 4» ' iMiit 

^ (comadF) ........................ 

T— Tbe Red Maa'a War (Orama) 

11— Tbe Rall~ ~ — ^ 



14-Tbe. Bbeclff ^g^iM> 



xto 

, MO 



1000 

1000 

^ a." ■ ■ ■ 

lOMNf) S70 

■'•'▼BEAOHlWty-.; , 

May— : ■ 

17— Mualc Hatb (niarma (CoaiMbr) 
17— A Fonnr Story (Cooi.mIi'I ... 

SO— Oat of tbe Past (Dram.it 

n — ^Wlnga of Lore (Drais«> 

21— Coo»lct No. 7M (Drirat) »rT 

ST— Auntie at tbe Bo<t Iljre (Com^y. 

i)rama> ^ 977 

»—Lmt ot CbiTtantbemnm (Iininaj.... 000 
81— Tba Peacemaker .Ciinrdy'Itrama) .. 900 
ana» F^t 
!P«F„'«Ma' Pareet 033 

^H**^ !?• BT2 

Ciodarelta , v 

t?"^!*' .»Sf <»«5»?» WaU 

"—Tbe Altar ot Lara , 

14— Tbe Bnaalan Uon 

J<— pary Jooee' I^ndladlea (Comedy) .. aaa 
"«««r Boy ( Drama )^T: ott 

TSrama}"'* ** **• "•'^ 

.f (<>»ady' Draiaa) »» 



. »IT 

, vn 

. SOS 
. MS 



^ ((!omfdr 

• Jatr— 



. SBO 
KaaL 



izSS'ffiiJ'J'i^ OoBBteMMt (Oamady) «» 
5— A Boardbc Bebaal Kamaaw-IOMaiFl MR 




mtBAK-aouFaa. 

((leorta Klela*.) 



.....'5m 

310 



— »"«■ Olrl Conacttpt 

~Ml*'*S..''f"'!L.*' .ConatmctlaL 

j_j^ll« Wlfe-a Teatlmoay ...,.y..„>,...100T 

iZn^^^Vl* aso 

lt:T'"J?"Tl,»*"?^''iSL«">«»«<T-Dr.m.) 4S 

«-:Tbe ilii.Vlibt- FlilMi- (IS^ 5S 

IMP. 
(Carl I^aemmle.) ' ' 

^n^&c^P«>..::::::::: 

■ Ci»ae»rt«irfa Lore 

Slv nSSJ?**."!! • ▼watlon ((>nncdy) 

iSz^be^X'^'trwr"" 
ift^jk , VL"' •••••••••• 



-■—■a lur jipan or tna Net ini 

tSf-~ for Tuo (Ctomedr) ••••>• 

W— Riimmrrllme (corned*) •'S*''"'>.V-;k 



.MS 



(ComVbJrV'ir!'.' 
SS-A PiJ*i'^i^r>«LL--vo-r«MV'»>- 



iiZV'J?" . (Drama) .... 

tw^sasaijaarSS?" 

^•^w^SSSbSri 

tb;*4artS*7D,S2"" M... V 
••-A 'aalaoa wiCt (dnma) 



Feet 

. vrs 
. soo 

. 400 



IS— ns Tbtttar C oiwi B F) 

l»-iA Oaaw oC Baarta leaaiadT'^taam).... 

THANHOnSER. 
May— Feet 

20— CnpId at tbe CIrcnt (Drama) 073 

3T— Tbe WInter'B Tale lOOO 

4aaa— Fe«t 

3— Hw Olrl of the Korthen Wooda (Dra- 
nia) ..•*•.. ■■..•••■•,•4 BSv 

4 — Her Portrait (Drama) : MO 

^Obl That IndlanI (CeoM^ 400 

7 — ^Tbe Two Rosea 

10— WrltinK Od tbe Wall 1000 

14 — Tamlos a Woman Rater (Comedy) 1000 

.ITTtae Uttle Hero o( Hidlaod (Drama). 1000 

21— Tbelma (Drama) 1000 

24 — Tbe (3aTemor'a° Dansbter (Drama) ....1000 

28 — ^Tempeat and Sanahlne (Drama) 1000 

28— Ilia Rerenge (Drama) 000 

28 — Tbe Amatenr Hypnotist ((^medy) .. 300 
31 — Tbe Crack Shot (Drama) 800 

Jnly— Feet 
1— 'ne Flag of Bla (^nntiy (Drama) ..1000 

4 — Oooe to Oooey lalaad (Comedy) 

B — ^Boomlas Baalaeaa Waoedy) 

»— Tba OM Stmw taadar (Drama) 1000 

13— The Laeky Shot (draaaa) i MOO 

15— Tbe OMndKad OaaeoB«nu).1 1000 

May— MBimS. 

10 — A. Race for a Bride (Comedy) 725 

10— A Bonsb NIctat In the Bridge (Com- 
edy) 223 

25— The Palafaea Priaeea a (Drama) .... 820 
laaa— Feet 

5— Tba Padn'a Saerat (Drama) 090 

•— <«*a*a O. Q. D. . (Drama) 060 

16— A Tezaa SOSi (OMMte) .... 9«0 

88— 'White Ooe'a IiOfaia (maia) . .'. S70 

33— Tbe Stranded Actor (Comcdr) 280 

30— Tbe Bnlinc Paaaloa (Comedy-drama).. OBO 
July— Feet 

T— ne UtUa Preacher (Comedy) 890 

H <fc8 ■(Wl» Secret (drama)....- 8S0 

XESTOB. 

„ (A. O. Wbytlw) : _ 

May— • * . 
IS— Tbe Flghtlaff Paiaoa 808 

BzttmnrB nuc ool * 

May— Fleet 
IS — ^toTe and NISHO 003 

it. P. Disnnimbeo * bales co. 

rset 

CUlOS aa**ea*aae«*a«e*»*»aaaae«e 

Faet 

(Draaaa).. 



A BARGAIN 

Oit (1) GaiMit CbriaipfeMi T4Ui| 

PichrB (latfit.C8Bplet8 



Om (1) Edra Ganit Cbnao. H. 
CMpiete 



JalF-> 

ir - 



'la' the BaatM (iprnt***' 

'•••••*•»»*•«••••*•• •■••1000 



PATHE PASSION PLAY 

liar rent or Rsle; In vfrr best condition at all 
time. J. STrV:rK. -iris n. rinrk. djlcngo. 111. 



tOB BUB. nOTOBB THXATBX— Good loca- 
tlon. (Opacity 233. No Smiday Interference. 
Bnnnlas 5 yean. OBPHVCM THEATRB, Qnlacy. 
Illinois. 



1100 Underwriters' M. P. maeblne. tOS: many 
others. New M. P. Ilcbt, joat loTented, euaal to 
calclam; costs Sc per boor to run; almplr. Send 
for clrcolara and price at once. Barnln Ilvta, 
atamp. F. aVIlTII, Amaterdaro. N. T. 



FILMS FOR RENT AND FOR SALE 

Alee aooc alldea. machines, etc., at a raaaoaablr 
■na. All gooda are Ont-clasa. J«t oa kao» 
nor laamamaala. OKIVBBSAL nuf 00. 
IB AlA tnraat. Philadelphia. Pa. 



■LOT leamrrmea of erery detcrlptton, beacbt. 
aold and repaired. State la yonr flrat letter 
what yoo w ant to bny or wliat yon hare to arlt 
ADAMS MOTSXTT CO., U08 B. Oraad Street. 
Ellaabetb, N. t. 



WABTED XO BVT— Complete Paihe Band Col- 
ored Paaaloo Play: mnat oe cbeap and In (ood 
coodltlon. Can alao naa aboat 8,000 feet of 
comic and cdncaHonal anblccta. ZANDBB * 
ZANDER, BIO Center St.. Mllwankee. Wla. 



FOB SALE— Picture Tbea^ 
opera chairs. Illinois town. 
Cheap. Will take fiartner. 
BOX B3, .Newman, Ilia. 



I AM IN THE MARKET 

for a oecood-band MOVINO PICTCBB MA(3BINE 
and FILMS. Will buy or rast aSM. Qha full 
details In flnt letter. T. O. 
Saath Ptttsbnrc. Tenn. 



BLAHCBABD. 



FOR SALE 

Motm Picture House 

New, wall cqalppad, up-to dstc; In a town ot 
4.000 Inhabitants. I*racilr>ll7 do competition. 
Beaaoa for aelllnjr. other loter^Bts. Addreaa, 
OZARK AMDSBMENT CO., Rosers. Kanaai. 



SPEAK QUICK! 

MotIds Ptctnre and VandcTllIe neatte for sale 
or leaae. Fireproof Goastrnctlon; capacity 800; 
caa be ealarsed to 1.900. Ample room, seated; 
stafe. Dictate meUae, aeenery, ete. Can be 
Icaaed m t3.800 per year: aelllnc price, 828.000. 
Cohere 10,000 sqoara feet mala tboraashfar*. 
Popnlatlon of city SO.OOO. Other bnalaeaa necea- 
altataa ebaafe. Address P. P. BONNAM, 37 
Kackrflle St.. Halifax. N. &, D. 0. 



II0VII6 PICTURE MACHIRES 

STEREOPTICONS. SUDES, ACCESSORIES. 

Ckas.M.StebbiM, 




P. 



Both machines Underwriter Models and sood aa 
new; used only six weeks. A barsaio for some 

independent exhibitor. (Hnmoot Cbromphone 
Company now independent. We can't nae the 
machines aa wc are a licensed honse. Cost new, 
both machines, 8800.BO. Will sell cbesp for 
cash. Write for complete description and price. 
It's a chance yon won't get rery soon again. 
Don't miss It If yon need a GOOD machine. 
OBO. B. NIXOM, care Son Theatre. CInclnnntl. 
Obk>. 



WAHTED TO XBASE Passion Play, 3 reels, for 
light pictures. Alao bare 30 reels ot Olm for 
trade, all la flae ahape. TANKBB'S .FILU 
bzcbanob; Cakm %iKsib — 



SPOT CASH tor food e s caad-band a aafl ag pie- 
ture machines and Model B. gaa roaktag eatflta. 
What bare yooT Olie fall deserlplloa. lewast 
price Biat letter. BOX 800. New Orleana, ta. 



WE BUY AND SELL 

FI LIVI S 

Plenty of reels, S5, SIO, S15. Send forlists. 
New song slides, with music. S2.00. 

CHICAGO FILM BROKERS 

Cor. Bernard and AInsiM, - CHICAGO 



H. & H. F-ILIVI SERVICE CO. 



MtonasSnocIc BuIIdlns. 
QUAUTY F1L.MS. 



Clalcaiao. Ills. 
SYSTEMATIC SERVICE. 



Special agenta for Motlograpb, Powar and Kdlaoa Bqnipmenla. 
Promptest attentloii gleca to ordan for aoppUsa aad aoadrtaa. 
Witte as te latest tba UitaBSairtP^ — 



Moving Picture Slidw For Sale, Clieap 

AcGomt of baeing to anmnder location. Consisting of the followlaB: FkaaF OaaM 
room as feet wide, box-oOlce In middle, 400 chairs, picture mscblne, aakaatM ■» SSMal 
piano, foot lights, three acts of border tights, divp cortalna, wings, ale. - BevMIS I 
TaadeTQIe. Tbe bonaa waa origlaally conatmeted for TaodeTOIe. 

COLDBIBIA AMDSBMENT CO.. I41 Fayette, ladlaas. 



I. 



111-113 FpnrthATcm^, 



PICTSBURG, PA. 



NewExdiange. NewGoods. OurSpedal 

Commercial Ban. 

Machines and aU Supfdiea at 16% off 



Th WUUSH HOIE tOMIU IN OLD SEnURS' RERHOI 



AMOIMT 15 ts 20, 1810 



Wanted to beer from all UatseT SBUIWB. UOIMa^DBVIOBB, aad PBITIUOB 
at open tewa. Addiaaa^. P. BIOAMrOrayeiue. nilaebt. 



kinds, this Is a hot onat < 



noPLB-a* alkl 



Mtk >iiml'BcWsi< Cwh Fair 



i 



OLNEY. ILL.. SEPT. 6. 7, 8. 9, 1910 



iAlwaya second week la September). The largaat and beat fUr la Soathem Illlaols. 
lOOn ATTBACnONS AMDCONCBSSIONS, »c-^*" ' * 

Secretary, OInay. Ullnela. 



WAMTED- 
JABM P. WIUOB. 



WB 1 Immediately for Cooley and Thorn Floatmg Theatre, 
dIlt6Cl CI«Ttf JoTcaile Man, two or tbrMCham Girbt Tnp 



other mus)cian% 
N. F. THOM. 



Witts. MB OBwtos. 



OUd. 



WANTED — Angittt 2-3-4-S — SHOWS 

AU lands: Photo GsOsriM, Oonoesslons of all Unik Emb Attnotioa, ^bsb Bsad. 
Write at ones; give fUDjMXtieulars. G. R. KEUFER, Seoftaiy. B. A.CREaifILE; 
a«perliitmdMi of PrMfsges, Osgood, Ind. ■ 



WANTED - FOR BIG LAUREL COUNTY FAIR 

LONDON.KY..AUEKr 23 24-25-26. 1910— FHST-CUSS TENT OR SIDE SHOWS 

No Immoral shows allowed. We bare contracted f( 
bill all over Sootbcastera KentiKky like a clrcna. ^ 
Ibga aad PlleUese People will make big monay. 
sat.aBsas B^arera, aeltber ot which haa beea 

Addzeaa E. A. CRILIOB, S s ar a tai y. L e a d aa , XaB< 



firi«tii Wheel 



We bare contracted for rery atnam flee altractlon. which ws will 
We will «aw eau t BHMie crowds— all goud 
e big msnay. Wa are on a splendid circidt 
aeltber of which has beea worked. 



THE BUTLER SHOWS 

Waot El|{ht-riece Band 

Free Act, Craay Hooae, Shows that do not cooStct. and Vkt OM. Wa ha 
cessions For Sale: Knt fe B ack, Cane Back. I.Bach. Can^ Wheel. PlMto 
Write or wire B. B. BtrPLBB, SAGAMOBB, PA., WEElf OP JtTLT 11. 



JOHNNY J. JONES' EXPOSITION SHOWS 

PtAlitATION PEOPLE, WRITE 



Weak of Jai^^ 



of Jnly 18, IMk Raeaa, Pa., MmBT ■hS OirHfc *t ' 
Warraa. Pa.. baMSt of Mooae bdse. .Weak of Aas; 1. " 
Week of Anc S. Btaaklla. Pa.. biaiSt aC OM Baa* 

riding dertca or conecaaloa that wUI wntk la tbe dly that week. Weak «f A«_ 

Snnday, the 21st), Sharon. Pa., beneflt of Baell Ooaids. Week of Aiw. 22, Bntlar Os> 
day and night (night free), Bntler. Pa. Nothlac too big for this show. We carry 
aara trala. nia ahow haa aoaaa o( the beat tlasa.la the Stooth booked right aaw. 

JfOBMUT jr. ' 




48 



The BlllbOArd 



JULY ii, i9ia 



PAIRS 

(GontJoued from page 45.) 

I— Wcatmorelanil AgtL Soc Stt*- 9. 

ttcj. _ . 

Asrlenltanl' ■mMt*'' -aW^ 

— "=* jtt^ H, 



Altai KcDoiuld, WKJ. 



le-u. 



BoUldarsbiilS— Griuge ~ Fair Assn. Sept. 27-30. 



_ — — . leCT., Dnncinrrllle. Pa. 

H«Bc«4UIc — Wme Coanty Agrt. Soc 

& Smeraon W. Gamioell. aecy. 
Hu bOTllIc — Mxaicj Vmlltj Farmei*' 
. 11-14. Bdward M. Vtanf 



Oct. S- 




tatfnm — Ttwu.n. County 

AOS. 30.S»t. 2. DaTld 

' l aiiia l iiwii t jona Park VUr Aan. 

Jaka HlnkaL accy. 
Katrtowa— Katxtown Fair Aaan. Oct. 4-T. 
_ J. Bhodo. aecT. 
laiWMtii Taiiiaatcr Omty AMricaltaial >Wr 

_AMB; Sept. 040. 1. g ttuM, mr. 

F^aanp Tatiaiiuu VaOcy Mr JmTTj^;. SS- 
-Ml. X A. Wonnian, omt. 

— ■ ■ ^ Sodety. 



Inrtitan-^aloa Oaanty . 

Sept. Tr-M. C Date Wot 
Kaduonrtlla — ^Laekaiuaoa Qragn Mr 

■tpe. 30-24. Uood WtalUp, Mcy. 
XaMqcU-^mrtlw Park tmm SMt. B. 




Ceatnj'ABfeMM jail. VuilL 
5-8. J. P. Ott.-aaey. "... • -^TT^-"^ 

IS. BL BaOIa CttO, ; 

IfoatToac — riiaiiiiiliaHi 4lki^'4aL'.1 

IS-ie. R- s. BMtSL^fHrr^-.'- 
Koinit Morri a B^ E; WiC -IMIl' 

loax. aai?. 

Nuanth — Nartbtmoton CoimtT Afdeoltnnl So* 
eletr- Bapt. 13-10. 7. R. Balnhalmar. aecy. 
Mew rradom — raimanf laipmcaiaat 

~ Co. AdL flo^nb^ElMK V. 




Par ka aK — ^iaeka.Co. Aafl. Soc 

T. Batttager. lacy. 
tart Bml— fulaato Coanty Agricnltatal abel- 
•ty. Sept. IS-lflL Jama N. OnaMSM^'^WT. 
- ralaakt — PalaaW Fair Aasn. Sept mg, ' jkl. 
B. Wooi. •ee7» 'Toansitovg, 6. 

~ at Bcadlnx Fair. Sept 27-80. H. 
— ~T- . . ■ 

J.- — Ooonly Fair Aaca. iMtca 
not Mt. Onr IbOv. 

" r Co. Aia. an. ■i^t.^lMs. 

aonroe'*lfeo. 
H. r. Codbaugh, aecy. 
Tbwanda — Bradford Cooaty Acri£Oltaral 
Sept. 27.30. S. Bergen Patk, aeer. 
tVoT— Troy Agrlcnltnral Society. Sept IS-IS. 

B. 0. Ckrpester. aeey. 
W«at Alaaoder— Weat Alexaoder AxrlcoltBral 

Joha M. Olbam. aeey. 

Cooaty A^lenltnial Aa- 



Sept e-0. Ited 



Boa* Bald. 



Weatfleld — Cawaaanw Tallay AwlX. 
IS-W. J. wTsinltli. acey. 

Wmtaau Gnre— Giaagers Picnic tad Bdlbltloa 
Aw. Aiy. 2».SepL 3. R. H. nomas. Jr., 
SCKhaalnlnrc. Pa. * 

Wnkca-Barre— Lancae Coaaljr Wmlr Aa. Aw. 



^'ff'H* Otaad'tHd T«k Mr. Oct »T. »Ml 

H, Batter, se^. 
Toaagweod — WeataMtdaad Asrieallanl Boalatr. 

Sept «-9. w. H. matmarS^rT^ 

^fB^ttm—WmaUmgia^ Oft* Aort^.M^^flvt. IS- 

Px^moQth— flkvpHt OMir Aid; llife flmt 

20-23. '^JJ^K flHBlOB^L ' 
A»«g»2^»if» iWr. Ort. 1». Jo. 

Antearo-^dera oii Oit y rale Oct. f-T ac 

■^^Trt^bS^WS^'o* 1MB. w: 

.a MMjU i n ie- lUinaw Padtiy A«n. Not — . 

lAtlaatle Can g-rfciKtHmi. Dae. 
bdwai, prea.. Newtaor. S» C. 
_g_^ef_8ootb CtroUaa. ° Oct'..n- 



aet John Wood. 
toln»to^-J«xla«taB cKaly Mr. Oct: 1MB. 

c N. CTTo. aeey. 
Spactaalnzrr — Spartaabozx Cooaty Fair. Dates 

not »et John Wood. secy. 
Waltcrlxm— Cidleton Coanty Fair: Kor. S-IO 

W. W. Smoak. secy. 
W IllllBlMail Fill nvhl County 

0. J. Ftank FDsbee, aecy. 

SOUTH DAKOTA. 



. aiiwaadTla— Haaion Cooaty >Wr. 

art. C.^tTwamley, ai 
Arnioiir Doogjaa OoaatF 
2. Tbaotliy Noctgn. — 



Oatca aot 




dnk^-Oark Connty tui,'- -Mm- iMept 2. 
Hooicr B. Browa, aacy. 

HMnoc^M^^BtF FWr Aaaa. Hmt, ML 

A. ■. Tan Cno^ aM, 
Bami— Sooth MMm SU 
C. N. KenvalaaL aaer. 
JCadoka— 6taslB7 OoSfy 

TnnJL Coye. wter. 
Klmhall — Bmie Cooaty T*1t. 

J. Winn., aeey. 
Hjner— Hand Cooaty Vair. Sept B-10. O, 

Stegeman. secy. 
MitelieU— Ulteken Ooca Falaca. Sapt 2^0et. 

1. L L. Ness, aeey. " 
Han — Oas Belt Expo. Ok -SvC -MCklt. 2. 

Chas. E. Haaoti. sacy. ; -K -Vy 
rlaakentoi— Amora Coaav/'Bllfek: ' flVfc U. 



Apt. SMB. 

Sept 21-23. J. 

r. 



Beddeld — Splsk Connty Fair. 

Sedsm, aeey. 
Salem — McCook Connty Pair. 

Hart aecy. 
Spearflab — Lawrence Connty 

U. B. Eostace, secy. 
Tripp — BoteklaaoB Cooaty 

Heory KlatL 
Tiimnilwn Ilia] 



Sept S-B. 
Sept. M. 



B. B. 
W. H. 
9T-20. 



SX-Ml Jaa. 




I jneM >arg— Fair. Sept 27-30. F. A. Idreloek, 

Bad^rl— Fair. Sept 7-10. W. W. Carr, secy. 
Blebmond — ^Virginia State Pair. Oct. 3-0. Uark 

R. IJoyd, gen. mgr. 
Boaaoke-^Boasoke jlndnatrlal and Agrlcoltotal 



1-S. 



Oooaty lUr. Oet. IS-SU 



>/• 

Browaarllfe 

O. If. He 

Cellna — Clay Ooaaty Fair Asm, Aac. lO-lS. 

W. C. Dartdson. secy. 
Ooal Creek — Coal Creek FUr. Sept. 7-0. W. I.. 



WOaon, secy. 
Oolnmbla — Colombia 



P. UcGaw, secy. 
Colombia— Colombia BttL JMB> MpC SMT. 
W. Tbomaa. aeey. 



Jvly l»-22. Jao. 

B. 



It*, secy. 

Dresden — Weakley Coanty Fair Assn. Sept. 21- 
W. R. MeWberton, aecy. 



24. 

DyersboTg — Dyer Coanty Fair Asao. 

U. W. Ew^, aecy. 
B^ttcTlUe— FsyetteTUle nUr 
12.^ W. O. Moorea, aaey. 



Oct. 



Am. w. 
-a w.^piiB» 

James Campbell, prealdent 
Hantlngdon — Cazroll County Fair. Oct 4-S. 
W. Ia. Roen, 



Xa. OMban. aeey. 

Homboldt— Flair. Sept 14-17. 

aecy. 

Homboldt — Hinaboldt Colored 



KlacBtoB— Boana Oooat] 
KaoKTOie — ^AvpalaeUan 



Ooioaty Fair 



Sept 



Oct. 12. Caiy F. Speacc. 
ment eooxmlttee. ' ^ 

I* nyette — ^Uaeon Connty lUr Al 

20. *L GtAUen. aeey. 
Icwialniic— -I«wlsbois BWr Assn. 

W. T. Cbeatbasi, aeey, 
MsoVUa-JSrtSUta Wait. Bipt. 27-Oet 4. 



12 



Aac. 18- 

Aog. s-e. 

F. 

Sept. 



Fair 

— — - H. T^" CBarty, aeey. 

Munlsttf a ii M o i l rst u wu Fair Aaan. Sept 28-90. 

J. F. Oookaon. Kecy. 

NasbTlBe— Tennessee State Fair Asm. Sept 

lS-24. J. -W. Easswoim. secy. _ 

Kewpsrt — Appalacblan Fair Assn. Sept 21-33. 

J. F. Stanberg, secy. ^ 

Paris— Henry Coanty Fair Amb. tkpt. 28-Oet 

1. H. . B. Tyson, aecy. . _ ' 

Polaakt— Pplaskl FUr. Jatr-,' W*- 




Stpt 8-10. 
Bhelbrrllle — Sbelbyrflle Fair. 
B. Cowan, aecy. 

— Bcdftnd Coanty Fair 

2. H. B. O 

SkantOB— eibsoQ OoolF 

I.:.-Waaa.-sa9. 
TollabaaaaKiiAAaBaa 

Timaba^-«Sni Me; -Kgt. M. 

Spencer, secy. 
Union Cltj^Fair. Sept 14-17. J. W. Woosley, 

winS ata r HaaM te Coo^ BUr AasL 
: IS aaa ««afc .wm K. Walkmi assy. 



Bcanmont — Soothcsst 

' lib MeOonald. aecy. 
Dan8S-4tats Mr of Texas. 




iiUesvIe Coanty IMF aad Im. 
Sept 14-16. Henry Hlracb, 
ieeretary. 
Srscarllle — Fair. Aog. 17-20. 
Ksirrffle— West Tens Fall^ Aoc 17-10. Os- 



mm. S- 



gaB _Ama lo — Saa 

A^^yftflfl^ 'Dies* 
San Antonlo-^Intematlonal Valr-J 

20. J. it. Vance, secy. 
San Saba— San Ssba Coanty Mr 

not set W. A. Smltta. aeey. 
niimouu — FUr. Sept 2S^>ct 1. P. Hswtbom. 




H. K. Bowe. 

Bait rake Ctty— Utah Stat* Mr 
3-8. Horace 8. Ensign, secy. 



est. 



Bavt. T.«. 



Barton — Orleans Connty Fair Aaan. 

C. E. Hamblet secy. 
Brsdf ord-^rsdf ord AgrL * Tiiillhi , 
*MSu. H, .W. ItotlB^iga. ^ 

VkbL Skp^ SM 



.;«.' V. 

East Hardwlck — Caledonia Grange 

24. E. B. Fay. secT.- 
FUrbSTeQ — Western Vermont Agrleoltaial Boel- 

«ty. Sept 13-16. Dr. J. F. WOaon. , 
Kancbester— Battenkni TaHey Ind. Soc 

30-22. Wm. H, Bcasdlet. aeey. 

MorrisTlUe — TanwiHif Tilllay Bklr. Aog. 2S-29. 

O. M. Wstenaan. aeey. 
Northfleld — Dog Blrer Valley Fair Assn. Sent 

13-15. J. B. WIncb, secy. 
Bntland — Botland Connty Agilenltnral Society. 

Sept 0-0. W. K. Irani !!■ Ik . hcf. 
St Jobsabory— Caledonia Mb. avt. 18- IS. 

Jos. Fairbanks, aeey. 
Sbddoo — ^Etanklln Connty FUr Aaa, Ang; 80- 

Sspt 2. Oso. B. D uuai uB i *, aaey.. Swaatoa, 

Vt 

Sootb WaUIsgford — Dalon DrlTlng Park Society. 

Sept 27-2S. O. H. Stafford, aecy. 
^trlagSsld — ^ilngfleld Agrienltoral Society. 

Sept. T-8. R*d C Dans, secy. 
TUbrldga— Dalon Agri. Soc Sapt 26-28. Oeo. 



KOrtb .Tnnbrldge. vt 

Swaa. secy. 



Tt. Swan, 

TnOhridgo— Fair. Sept 6-8. . , 

Wblte Blrer Junction— VermoBt. .BMo Mr. 

Sept 20-23. F. I.. Daels. sscK' 
Woodstock — ^Wlnsor Connty Agrle^ 

Sept 13-15. C. J. Fanl, secy. 



DanTlIle— Da arflla Mr 
Galas 



TIBSXHIA 

1. Oet UriU. O. P. 
i. .& Cm. 



Sept 20-23. I/ools A. Seholx. secy. 
TasewsU— nuwwtll Fair Aaan. Sept IS-IS. H. 
ClaDda Pabst secy. 

._ Alw. Dalai aot -att. T. 



Ctaehalls — Son tbwes tern WasUngtoD Fair. Sept 

10-34. a. B. Walker, secy. 
OoUas— WUtman Oajaty flair. Dates not aet 



Smatt— BaokoiiSn Omatr' Asrlenltnral 

AOS. SO-Sspt. S. bwla B. MaUe. secy. 
North Tsklsi* Washington Stat* Mk. fkpt 

aO-Oet 1. Jobn W. Pace. aa«t . _ 

Tallsy Fair Asan.^St. 4-S. W. H. 
— pecaSdsnt 

IB Wasbiagton Fair Assn. Sept 

Gay Mii*Tf. Richardson, secy. 

Spokine— Snokaac: later-SUte Fair. Oct. 3-0. 
Bobert N. OoascoT*, 217 Hotton Bloek, 8^ 
ksne, Wsah..-^,.-i4ii^ 
Spokane — Dry JnODM Coagcaaa, Oct 8-8. 

John I. BnmK mtf' 
Stiokane — Nstlonal Appla Show (tne.) Nor. 

14-10. Rem H. Blee. secy. _ ^ 

WaBa WalU— WslU WaUa Ooaaty Mr. Sept 
IMi. B. H. Jafcasoo. accy. 

BockhannoB— Upsbar Co. Fair. S^pt; >8-28. W. 

EUIns-^j^nT^lr Assn. Sept 13-18. H. M. 

Sxnltb. aecy. 

Fairmont— Falnnoat Fair Assn. Sept S-S. Jobn 
- - W. Ta. 



S. Scott Bos nt. Mrmont 
Ulddleboo " 

W. II. 
Parkeraborv^ 

Tboa. Loan. aacK 
Fenssboro— -BltdilelXHi^ 

Assn. Ana. 

boro, W. va. 
Blpiey— Upley Racing and Stock 

18-10. Bmer L. Stono, 



lS-18. 



Assn. Sept 
EiWt. U. 
tad Btat* 




Ass. SO-Sept. 1. 

ilstMU~ FiiT'iBw»~"Fair snd DrlTlng Asan. 
Sept 20-28. a .J^ Uwarda, secy. 
Bataboo— Sank Cobd^ Agtleiatnral Soeicty, 
Sept 27-80. S. .A.- Mto^ aao. - ^ ____ 
Bearer Dam — Pod ge CoUaty Fair. Bapt^ 8*40. 

B&^BSb*^n^al ' snd AgriealtanI Aa- 
soeiatloB. sept 20-23. B. Orereroa. saey. 

Bleendngtoa— Blake's Pralrls AgrleoItDial 8o- 
cteOr. Sept 7-8. A. C. BIsbop. aeey. . 

Boacobet— Grant Coanty Fair. Aog. 0-12. B. B. 
AiisUji. secy. _ 

Bmee — Bosk Coanty Fsir Assa. Sept 13-17. 
Archie Barrett aecy. . _ ^ 

Cedarsbatg— Oaaoksa Cooaty Asrlealtnral Soci- 
ety, sept 22-24. Jacob :^fil^ae7. ^ 

Cbllton Calomet Connty Agrleoltoral AsbbcIb- 

-^tloK'V^Anic. -ao-ao. Gregory Dorscbel. atcy. 

Chippewa FsUs— Nortbem Wisconsin State Mr. 
S^t 10-23. Bobert B. Clark, seCT, 

CrandOD— Ftarest Co. Mr. Sept. 6^ M. M. 
Boas, secy. 

DaiUagton — ^Lafayette Co. Agrl. Sbc. Aog. 23- 
38. F. E. West aeey. ^ _ . 

Da Pere — ^Brawn Ooon^ Agrlcoltnrml and Fair 
AasB.'^ Aog. SO«ept 3. Herbert J. Smith, 
aecy. 

Dnrand — Pepin Co. AgrL Asan. Sept 27-90. G. 

S. Peek. secy. _ „. 

EHawortb — Pierce Connty Fair. Sept 21-33. 

F. D. Lord, secy. . ■ 

Elkboni — ^Walwortb Connty Agrlcnltnial 

Sept 20-28. F. M. Porter, aeo-. ^ . 
Blroj^Falr. Oet. 44. J. B. SBIth. ncy. ^ 
EransTffle— Book Co. Agd. AatD. AoB. 80- 
3L B._0. 



MraSidit^JSl&'.^ Bv^ 




aecy. 
Gays Mnia — ^BUr. 

aecy. 
Hortonrllli 
dety. _ 
Hnuti o ro — 1 
secy. 

Jefferson—?) 

ley Fafr. Sept. -ST- 

KHbonm— <MnBMa Oa. Mr. Oet. 

Mmray, se^y. 
I« Crosse — Inter-State Mr. Sept. 27-90. 

S. Van Aokea, aeey. 
Lancastei^-Grant Co. Fair. Sept. 14-10. C. B. 



C. 



^-'•*'-S'-of%I. 



Sbe. Ang. 33-34. 



1^1 — ^UnlOB. 

Bines, seey. 

Uadlson — Dane Connty Mr. Sept 30-23. 

it. Parkinson, secy. 

Hsnltowoc — Manitowoc Coonty IndastrUl 

Ana. 23-20. Ctaaa. F. Fecbter. secy. 

Manston— FUr. Sept 6-0. P. M. SnlllTsn. 

Ha^Oeld— Ceatial Wise Slate Mr Aaan. Aog. 

23-26. John Daatait , aeey. . ^ 

Itenomonle— Dnaa -CQb Bklr. Sept 13-16. J. D. 

Hlllsr, aeg. . 
Mllwaokee— Wisconsin 8tate Board of Agliral- 

tnre. Sept. 12-16. J. it. Tme. ssey. 
Mineral Point— Soatbwestem Wis. Fklr. Aag. 

16-19. T. M. Priestley, wrr 
Monroe — Green Connty Affrlenltorsl Society. 

Sept 14-17. Lei and C. Wblte. aecy. 
Ontnto— Fair. Sept. 6-8. J. B. Chase, seey. 

nattevfllc— nie Big Badtw Bklr. Ang. 80- 

Sspt 8. C. B. Orlbble, aecy. 
Flyaioiitb — Sbeboygan Co. Agrl. Asm. Sept. 

S-10, Otto OsSron, secy. 
Portage— Co lombia Cooaty lUr. Aag. 80-Gept 

BM^r^l^r%taS?*iMI. ' W.° A. Wane, 

Bept. 6-8. Ar- 

AgrfeBltnrsl 

'9Mi. Ocofgo 



. _ Inelaadar Mr. 

mSSaat^Smia^klMaBa 

Society. Sept. n40l. W. O. 

Sennonr — Seymoar Mr.' ' 
Mck. secy. 

Sbswano— Shawano Comity Agrleoltoral Society. 
S^t 18-10. John C. scboren. secy, 
laris— Fair. Aog. 10-10. C. B. Di 



Sparta — Fair. 

Spring GresB- 
U. MeChuff 
Sterena Polot- 

28-26. A. B. Bowea. . 
Storgeen— Storgeoa fw 
P. Palaaer, saey. 



Aog. 10-10. C. B. Drowstaky, 

later-Co. Fair. Sept 18-16. A. 
L asey. 

Ang. 
C. 



$10s na Ademtareaa. flo: witSSiS^ uS 
aa TOatnim. •loiall food CoadUkd;: • tSSBi 
2 sets of slides free with lot: teat >tr. agaa. tm 
tS dep. C. LINISOEB. 120 S. Mkt. Omtoa. r 



WANTEI>-BOS8 CANVASMAI 
SmaU ootat. Oood pay. Addma uStO Bir» 
ROWBS. Walbaeb. MSiaaka. . t-- 



SoakeSs Ignns and WiU iUiiinals 

Larga stock on kaad. All poisoa nikto iMjl 
aaf* to baadl*. It yoa waat yoor 'oidan to 



BERNARD BRUSH CO. 

Rector BaUdinff. CHICAGO. 

Ex. Kx. Straight Bora Clrcoa Biaah, 88.75 *a^ 
842.00 per dox. Bernard's Cold Wal« PaatSk W 

lb. box, gS.OO: £00 lb. bbl., 910J»: 



SideShowPaintiiigs 

SIEQMUND BOCK 

713 BhM Island A**,, yi plin n INb. 



WANTED 
ht VMmmi Bns; Mf taericii Shm 



Four sober billpoeters. Show never < 
Hayes, Kas., July 18 ; Ruaaell, Kaa., Julyl9. 



WAITED. 



BILLPOSTERS 



Two 
ligkolass I 

FOR J. D. CHUNN'S UNCLE TOM'S CABIN CO. 

AODBBSS 

ED. E. GARRETSON, EariviUe, loiwu 



WANTED 

FOE THE NOBTB VBBNONJWJK AWB HOBJ; 
COMING WEEK . ONB OB TWO BiW^UM 

SHOWS WITH aooo FBom hovh/r 

PRIV1M8B FOBBAM. 

EAXni OAMt. Bsa-y, 



IMPROVED ACETYLENE 
For Teats. OrooBOB* Parfcs. ate 



THE ALEXANDEB WLBimN CO. 

£07 W. Lombard St., Baltimore. Md. 




BRnUANT.*. 
PRIMOUGHTS 

Fte ObeoMik bD kinds of tat 
and Outdoor Bhom^ r*~ 
aion aad Btnot lfMi> 
for Oatalogue. 

WINDHORST 4 
lOMN^iaUtSt, 

sr. torn MO. 




SOUVENIRS 

Novelties and Specialties for FnltB. 
Carnivals. NitaalodaMB, . 
Show*. ClrcoBea oiad CelebraUoaa. 



BO UVKHIR WMFS— Fancy cellolold Onl^ t 
wblte bnttona, braldad saap. Per gross •I.Ta 




t. Celt per 100 ) 

Wo aanv a comQlete ltear of. CatalT ri. and 
SttattmBl goods, each . aa Una. -Bil><K!: 
Kalsea aad Canea for raeka. t««<mr' r*** 
alogne on application. ' ; . — V'- 
OOS. TOmS ft OB. 
Binth and Iveas Aia.« •.- - W. 



Agonto, Stroetw u w , Fair Fol loworo. 

icsier a 

JERSEY 

SKEETER "^cropl 




First the Bicycle, tbeo the Antomobtle, Md 
now the Aeroplsne CBAZB; Ifs gettlngOTVy- 
body. Send for llluatrated clmlar. UBOOI-B 
B«VABE HOVELTT W0BS8, 1918 Bioadway, 
Vsw Teik City. 



WANTED, FABTBEB, LADT OB OEBTUt. 
KAM, with 1300 to OSOO, for an iDtcrestla • 
blgb-class fsrco comedy company. AH VfSuT 

Kper. ETerylblBg right laTsotlgata^tBH. 
ilasayoa waa baalaean. sa«a a tawp a, , ASiiaaa 



jijLY 16, WO. 



Ttie Billboard 



49 



LIST OF CONVENTIONS 

CQMCLAV ES AND AS SEMBLIES 

Compiled By Means of The Billboard's Un- 
equaled Facilities, and of Especial Interest 
to Novelty Manufacturers and Dealers, 
Street Men, Fair Followers, Etc 

OUnwood Sprlqn— Tbc Oriondo Electric Uftat. 
Power ana Ballwar Ammu. Sept. 21-23. J. 



AnnlstoD— Or.nd KlienMMI*^: 9- O; /• Sept. 

ADDlStOD. Alt. _ _ „ 

liaUtoa— AUbimt light tnd Tnetim On. hot. 

BlfmlMliH*— — «wi»tta Sana at Jovik .Oct. 
IS. OMn 01 




Jloblle, AU. 

ASIZOVA 

notnlz — Art»eu B«sk*n' Ama. ll€ir.vlli4S> 
Itonla Ooldwater, Preacott. Aris. ■ 

nwds— Arliou iViirltorUl VUr. >«r. T-11> 
aillCT CbrlitT. PbMDlx, Arts. 



^t. a-aeTsSSHMu A. Held. SIT E. Bth 

It., ATtCBtl, AMV. 
Fort Smith — I. O.'' O. T. of Arkuus*. Oct. 

S*. Jobn P. PmDi. Ni»T>ort. Ark. _ . 
Bflna— K. Of P^- July 25-SO. Frank A. 

Youns. list Aurd «t.. Little Bock, Ark. 
Bop<! — Arkuusm Dancbtm of ConfcdMMr^ OCt. 

26. Mr». W. w. rotsom, Bope. Ark. . 

Hope-State DtrtalOK M. D. 0. Oct. »tS. Wm 

llaade Siillli. Itaicj. Art 

Asm. aept. n.tC' P. B. CinL KaiMM. 
Haca. 

UtUe Bock— Grand Chapter Order Eaitem Star. 

KOT. 14-1S. J. r. Hopkins. MabeUale. Alk. 
Uammotli Snrlos— Kortk Arkanaas and Soatkcni 

MiMoiirl Bine and <»«r . imin' KwiHw ia»- 
- aoelatloiu Anr. 19411 t.-^- lalllj . 'Hmm- 

moth 8pria«, Ark. 

OAUrOUIA 
BnMer— Calitomla Wooan'a Cbrtattan Taap. 

cnacc Union. Oct. S-ll. aUaa Anna E. Chaae. 

3 CItr Ball Are., Saa Franctoco, Cal. 
Lot ABcelea— American Mlntnc Confteaa. Sept. 

2fl-0ct. 1. Jaa. r. Calbreath. Jt.i Deorer, 

GoL 

Loa Anmlea— American Bankers' Aaao. Oct. 
. S-7. Fred B. Fanawortb. 11 Pine at.. New 
. T«*k CUr. .r. _ „ 
Ua. Annit*— VaeMe. Coast Oan 

St. labs A. BritfW. MS; 

Franclaeo, Cal. .. _ 

OakUod— California BlTdjnMipt 

5. Robert Newtoa Xmi.' 'MCT ' WBa BnB 

Praorlacn. CaL 
. •acramento— CfMaraln JHMlf. 

Carriers. SapiL 

cele«. CaJ. _ _ 

fiicrsnirnto— I. D. B. S. Sept. 12-lT. B. J 

Rose. 906 Broadway. Oaklaad. CaL 
San Franclaeo— American Osteofwtblc 

ABC. ■>■». B. b. GMIas. SIT Plttb 





iSev Tork Cl^. 
•an Praaeiaco— Beta M ftatatnlly. 
" Gardner B. Tnra, ■ - - 

■aa Fraadaea— •aMC_ 

C. ITsffim^ B. 

apolta, Ind. 
tan Franclaeo — Cbacatenataf 

Sept. 8-13. J. H. Balrd. ' 
• BW«.. NashTlIle. Tenn. .;v ■.. 

Bn naoclseo— MatlMial SMMIfltf JUf^ tfet. 

jhT.' OcofKe W. Kate. OM MaHi' ««k; B.. 

WasblBRton. D. O. . 
San Francisco— United Ancleat Order of Dra- 

ld«. Oct. 18. H. Preadenlhal, 42« Clloton 

are.. Albany. N. T. 
Bn mnelso— PaclOe Coast Szpoalttao. Ans. 

10-3T. 

Ban lot* — German Bomaa Catbolle Staata Var- 
baod. Ans. T-0. Toba Nenner, S3 Fair Oaka 
' St.. San Francisco, Cal. 

nri'-' .\na— Sootbeni Cal. Saaday^eboot Aaaa. 
Dntea not fixed, probably October or. early 
Nvinember. Bock a. Olbaoo, T14 W * Cal- 
..Irailtr Blvd.. Los Anaclaa. 
•twKlan-aTaad Ooasdl Toww Haa'n :tnaM- 
JarladletlOB. Ana, •. " ' ' 



OOLOSASO 

' BonMer— Grand Lodce K. of P. of Colorado. 

_Aii|t. 30. W. S. O'Brien. Denrer. Col. 
■ •»«'l'tr— Tba B. P. O. Bika Bennloo Assn. Ant. 

Si 27. W. H. Whaadoa. Box. 368. Denrar. 

Col. 

Oaaon Clts^-Oalomaa '•Mention of Wooiea'a 
- f!>l>^. wpt. *T-M. Ma. T. B. Filaa. ItaB- 

tain, Colo. 

Coinrado Sprlnna— WocU'a Ckiniriaa of tba Dent. 
An«. — . piMldeat Oallaodnt OoUcga; Waak- 

_ InRtOD. D. c. 

Cripple Creek— I. 0. O. P. fl( CMorado. Oct. 
.IT. J. U. Norman. CrlBpto Cwak. Cel. 

IN-Z2. BItBabeth L. UOSka^ wiSMi 
^WlUltmatown. Haaa. 

Denm^^atlonal Bbocthand Reporters* Aasn. 
.-Aw. 23.3e. Kendrick C. BUI, Trenton. N. J. 
''*.1^'!r''*tlOB*> Dental Aaaa. Jgly 10-33. Dr. 
■II. C Brown. Oolomboa, O. 
Deiirer— National Sncempmeat 



wiirer— National Sncempmeat ■paaUh War 
)< tersos. Sept. B. D. oTSan. Bona 

I. Coort Booan, Dnmr. Ont.^; 
i.;.,vor-TntatDn«jwtf IIiSb •'■•Mg iSSj?**^ 



^r-iria. ni. 

WPi>rsetOWB-^I, 

9 II. J. A. 

Mr. om. 



O. Lawler. Box 83S. Colorado 8| 
PnaWo Bljlitaantli National Ii 

20-30. Artbor ~ 



sr 



Col. 
Coo* 



comzcxxcvT 



Btldceooct— Jr. O. V. A. M. State Council. Sept. 
ST. H. K. Marrio. S3 Olbba at.. New BaTcn. 

-- A. . a. It. W. Of CoB- 

^ tieot. Oct. - tlir: QiiMi Bti*. p. O, 
Drawer 41. Saw 
OaabaCE— S*nt* 
14. B. B. ~ 
Conn. 

Hartford — Bennlon Eleht Conni i lluil_MMniei 
Veterans' Asan. Sept. IT. T. KrBMwT ' 
Crown at., Hartfotd, Coaa. 



2. J. Ai 

Ooan. 

Hartford — Catholic Total Abstinence TTnlon of 
Conn. Aus. 2S-29. Frank J. Kinney, Bran- 
ford. Conn. 

MIddletown — Great Coandl D. of P. of Conn. 
Oct. 19. Hlas Marrle A. Ires. 1187 Wind- 
sor STc. Hartford. Conn. 

New Haven — Grand Lodse K. of P. Oct. 18. 
Horace O. Case. 38 Peari St.. Hartford. Coon. 

New Har^n — Natlonsl Camp. P. 0. S. of A. 
Oct. S!l-2&0<racsc W. SmlU, 13S Chambers 

New" iuw!£$5%a^lii*<* «*• «L ^rs . 
UUIaa Tuner, US Pulnaai «L, Hittfora, 

T?itHn, 

Xaw iMdoo — Interaattooal Order Kings Danfili- 

tcfa and Sons. Oct. 11-12. Miu Era L. 

HadsoB. 200 Peqnot are.. New londoo. Conn. 
Xew I<nadaii— Tbe Conneetlcnt Dnlrersallat Con- 

renttaa. Sept. 21-22. Rct. W- F- DlAeraiaa. 

M Baelid are.. Waterbory. Conn. 
Saw London— Btnlc CoaecaUoa F. O. Eadaa. 

AOS. 1. Jaa; VarllB. Kaw t«ndaa. Conn. 
Baria Rocfe^-SSd Bert, a AssocUtion. Prab- 

sUy Anr. 1*- Wm. H. HIne. Cbetiy Farm. 

Nanitataelt. Conn. .w ; 

Sarin Bock — ^Tenth Beclment Coonectlctit Totan- 

teera' Aasn. Sept. B. W. E- Whittlesey. 63 

Cbnrch St.. New Hsrea. Conn. 
Watcrbnry— Sons of St. Ceorite. Stste of Con- 
neetlcnt. Aqk. 9. T. Hodcklnson, 12 Vine 

at.. Watertmry. Coqd. 
Waterbary — totemattonal Esperanto Conrentlan. 

Anc. — . B. C. Becd. waablncton. O. C. 

o*er at., Ueriden. COna. 

DELAWABE 

Mlllaboro — Brotberbond of America. Att» 10. 

Ben]. Koox, Harrington. Del. _ , 

Seaford— DeUware State C. E. Society. Oct. 

20-21. Ml»s M. Pearle Warner. Clayton. Del. 
Wllmlnctott — Pstrtotlc Order Sons of America. 

Anf. SO. noo. F. DiBB. Doinr. Del. 
WllminetOB— DaUmM Bane Shaw. July 19- 

Wu'ilncton-OraaB JftPL . «•-*« .f ' A ?w 
ware. Oct IB. 3MR.K^>a MlHt. 1W Kinc 
at., Wlbnlnstoa. Bai. ' ' 

9ISTXICT OF OOI.iniBXA 

Wa<hlnirion— National Aasn. of Anuteur Oars- 
men. AOS. 12-lS. CUnde B. Zappsoe. Wa. 

Warhln' (;j^''j * ;*' g ]f i ig'rt''V,||„ Oi^nn. Oct. 

2-8. " " ' 

UiiilLliiHiiii IwiBaa Itlinn Aaan. Sept. 29- 

o" T JtoS^VBSWSlaUon 1.., New Tortt 

ClfT. 

Washlnrton— State Federation of tjibpr. Sept. 
12. Geo. M. Hendemoo. 103 E. tcxlnston «t.. 
Baltimore. Md. 
WasblnrtoD — Chief Joint Car Inspectors and 
Car Foremen's Asxo. of America. Sept. 6-8. 
S. Sktdmore. 6tb snd Mlllcreek. Cincinnati. O. 
Wasblnxtoa — Stale Council D. C. Dsoshtets of 
.i^merlcs. Sept. 12-14. Cbsa. R. MlUer. 80T 
O. St.. N. E., Wasblnrton, D. C. 
Wasblnjtton— Amerlcsn Rnmsne Aasn. Oct. 10- 
19. Natbanlcl__J._Walker, Howard and Eagle 

Anit. 23- 
Inatltnte. 



sta.. Albnay. V. T. 
ruUi^i^^tatloaaL Bedlcai Aaaa. 



Panaaeola— atlaalaaippl to AttaallBMnl Water, 
way Aaan. Data not aat. Jfal n a l l Baa- 
4anoe. Apalaeblcola, FraBUla Co.. Flor- 
ida. 

OEOBGIA 

Americas — Grand Chapter O. E. S. Anfust — . 

Mrs. Mary L. Ayres, Asbbaro, 6a. ' ^ 
Americus— O. wTl. of Noah's Alk. 17- 

aa. Uair Uann. Box 340. AiseilcBS. O . 
Atlaata Boto r e l un Grand l«dse I. o. n. 

8Wb It. JI& B. Goodwlil 25 N. Liberty 

at.. BaltBaon. Bd. 
KadlaoB— WoBian'a Cbrtatlan Temperance T-nloa. 

Oct. — . Mrs. Milton Bdwarda, Eastman. 

Oa. 

UniedfaTllle District Lodae No. I. of Georgia 

I. BT O. Joly SO-30. W. S. Connors. SIM S. 

Broad at.. Atlanta. Ga. . _ . 

SaTaanah— Ooorgla Stata Aasn^ of. Poatraaaters. 

JolF W40L J. - ~ ' 
TallnMoaa— Btal 

Otwr Oalted 

"sK'^B. TK~Bahi5r*a« ill«.""lfidiioifc"Oi. 
DAKO 

Botse — Grand Lodice A. P. and A. 
Sept. IS. TbeopbUos 
Ida. 

Sand Point— Rebekab_Slate Assesibbr of Idaka. 

' I. Bniiaott. 



Poaba, Waahlnstaa. Oa. 
aacll of O tai ala . Jnnlnr 



UMMk JtaSn. Attata. M. 
— pisB W £o^ t. O. aC A,^ Anc. 
TKOnAnaT^aa uk KaOaoik Oa. 



it. of Idaho. 
Boise, 



Oct. 18. Francla 



MUSIOANS WANTED 

JOHN W. VOGEL'S BIG CITY SHOW 

Baritone to donble riola, eeUo or aecond rioUn. trap dmmmer, fnll line of traps and bella, data 
and piccolo, clarinet. B. A O. OtlMr first -claaa moslclans; also two top tenors. Bcbsarssls bealA 
Thnrsdsy, July 28. Name LOWEST ealsry first letter: I psy all. Address JNO. W. VOOBU 
Osrner and Manager, Vogel's Beacb. Millerspori, Ohio. B. F. D. No. 2. 



Home Comtno. Bowllna Green, Olilo. i^uau«t 1-8. 1810 
Flint eelebratlon In Stteen yeara. On the main atreet nnder aoapleea of Buslsess Men and all 
IVaternal Orders. 200.000 people to drew from within SO mllea. all billed, with foor railroads to 
carry them. WANTED, AIRSHIP, Free Acts of all kinds. Psy Stiowa. Trsined Animal. Streets 
of India, with riding animals, no danclDg: Japanese Tbeatre, Flea Clrciu, S-la-1, swell nitislan. 
Plantation,, mtat be large and fiasbj. London Ghost, clean Freaks snd Platforms. Wild West can 
get bic money. RIdtns Oerlcea of all klada. No ' ' ~ 



Bart BOai, 



> girl ahosra or gambling go bat*. OoaceaaioBa 
ia tho Scat held baa*. CanlsaU kasa aac asiksd 



UfAilTCn Ail Kinds of Tent Shows. Meriy-Go- 
IffflH I KIi RoviiA F«|Tls Wi|i«lii.EtA.fer 



SEPTEMBER 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th. 



Ii SMe ud GoBni; Tuts tt pi|. 



■s L HUMI. SmwIm^ M tMk, 1mm. 



Shows Wanted 



Held mt GLASGOW. ILUI 

A.UGUSX ism, lOtti, 20tli. 

We want Meny-Go-Round, Vaudeville, Moving Fictuies, Minstrel Show, Freaks, iVee 
ActaL StnetmenandGoodShoiwBof ailkiods. Afiaopuk. lliiaie funuahed. Time 
fa^ di9K WtHa^ tBrifc^tro. J. P. WARDs ^ 



THE 

Famous Royal Amusomont Co. 

WANTS 

Two more Tent Shows, one more Platform Show to strengthen Company for some big 
ones. Want Uniformed Band to join at ACKT.KY, IA., July IS. Can also place 
Knife Rack, Cane Rack, Novelties, and othor ifgjtiinate €oncB— iont. Write or wim 

. • . H^.H- TIPPS- 




YOUR 



USTaHANCE 



To 

Magnificent Volume 
Absolutely 

FREE 

A book, SS^zQj^, containing 467 
pajBe^ 53 poDtaangliBof «al-niown 
cdebrities of tot Amniean stage, 
beautifully bound in full libnoy 
doth, with cover design in gold. Irs 
a dramatic reference book and bio- 
graphical dictionary of the theatre, 
eontuning cafeeis of actors, ao- 
tiesses, manaceiB and playwr^ts, 
edited by Walter Browne and E. De 
Roy Koch. 

While they last, one of these handsome books will be given ab- 
solutely bee with a year's subscription to THE BIUiBOARD. 
We have purchased the entire stock direct faom the publisher. 
ThU book has been retailing at S3^0 at all firstodass book 
stores. ThaaidMarjplion price of Tha BiihoMai w—a thn 
same; $4.00 for SSMues. which, ifjsindiaaBa at flwimHte 
would cost you S5.20. THINK OF ITl 

One Tear's Sobicription to Hie Billboaid, $520 ) Ymu far 
Wko's Who On The Stage, 3.50 > . 

Actaalvahe, ...... -SSJO } $4.00 

If you want to get in on this good thing before it is too late, 
send us your order today with remittance of $4.00, upon receipt of 
wluch we will enter your aubeciqgtMmandforTOtd prdniumat once. 

Address your order to Circulation Department, 

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Sand PolDt — Grand Lodge I. O. O. P. Oct. 
18. Geo. H. HaDdT. Caldwell. Ida. 
HXIHOB 

AklD — Akin Bennlon Aiao. Aag. 8-5. Enoch 

Summen. Aklo, 111. 
AUcnlown— A. O. Knlgbta at- Uratle Chain. 

Smt. IS. J. B. Kalineii, 7th and Greene at., 

AwmtoiTB. Fa. 
Amnp-Mth lUIaols Tolnnteec Ann. Sept. 22. 

WM. P. lylla. 182 VlUa St.. Elsln. 111. 
inoomtnftaa — state Brlcklaren and Meaooc. 
- Sept 16-17. Wm. Booth, 1434 N. «th at., 

Spitosfleld. lU. 
BlaoiAIattoii — Hotel and Restaurant Emploj-eia' 

AULUK*. Sept. IS. Jo*. W. Bczzl. Staon- 
-tao^lll.. 

Oentnlla— Boathem IlllBola Uedlcal Aasn. Not. 

S-L C W. Little. 230 CoUlnaTUle ave.. Zaat 
_St. tjKiM, in. 

Chicago— GOareatloa y«tliwil DiftMh tuagat of 

the n. 8. Aac 1. 0. W, emgh, •■• Hmtt 

at., Aon Arbor. MldL 
Chlcaso — Natl. Aaan. at HiM»' tgm. OtaMM. 

AOS. 22-25. Oao. W. aiSlML'W iMfMIth 

•t. Newark. N. J. 
CUeaso — ^^'J^" Bal lg^y ^^i*^ ^ff^' ^ 

Clanland, O. ' " 

in. 

Qrand Baeampinent K. T. 
ITDltcd Master Bntchets' 
Amarica. An^ 15-20. J. H. 
Grand PaefOeBMaL 
■Chicago— K. X, 
. John A. GCMir. 

trait. Mtch. ' 
Ghleafo — I. (K _ 
Lnke B. DatTi 
Uk. N. J. 

Ghlcaso— m* Basted Ai 

OartutT aMS W. 4nh at., dinlana,. «!. 
Chicago — Nattoui IU«ntl«i ot Pott OOet 

Clerka. Sept. B-7. Geo. F. Pfetffer, SUlwan- 
\ k*e. Wl». 

^Chicago— Boadmasters and Maintenance of 
War Aaan. Sept. 13-16. Walter E. Emerj, 
Boon 3t. Union Station. Peoria, 111. 
CUeago— National Assn. of Local Fire lonirmnee 
Agaota. Third week la Sept. Many H. Pot- 
Ma, SS .EIIijr tti — 




Fart XTayne — State Assn. County Commlsslmera 

of Indiana. SepL 28-30. Barrr B. Smith, 

MT Terminal Bugn, iDlIaaapeUa, Ind. 
Indlanapolla— Onltlg TtlWUri OC gMMHthlp. 

Aug. 8-13. L. a. MlBlOO. P. t B« 40«, 

Newharg, Ind. 
IndlanapoUa — Central State Water Work. \aan. 

Sept. — Wm. Allen Veach. Newark, O. 
Indianapolis— Great ConncII of Indiana. I. O. 

R. M. Oct. 18.19. Otto Vf<At. Sie Ind. Trust 

Bldg., IndlanapoUa. Ind. 
IndlanapoIU— O. T. Pythian Sisters. Oct. S-7. 

Miss Cora Hood, Oauaa. Ind. 
IndlanapoUa — Indiana Carmen Ann, Mot. U. 

F. Joa. Sdinrler. Ctathacarilla. lad. 

apolla, Ind. 

todlBapaUa— Gtaad Lodz* I. O. ' O. 'P. of In- 

tUana. Nor. le-lfTw. H. Lecdy. 1208 Odd 

Pellowi Bldg., IndlanpoUa. Ind. 
Kokomo — State Conference Dangkters of the 

American ReTolntlon. Oct. 11-13. Mrs. Geo. 

W. Rosa, Kokomo. Ind. 
Kokomo — Grand Circle of Indiana, P. H. 0. 

Oct. 4. John C. Detm, 234S Gale St.. In- 
dianapolis. Ind. 
Lafayette — Indiana State Federation of Labor. 

Sept. 37.20. ClatcBCO CatiiBer, 43S Loaelw 

BMg., Indlanapolla. Ind. 
Logaa^ort— Indiana Botal Ltltar 

Sept. 4-s. O. n V. laablaa^ 
Lecahot|t-74th Ii»dlaiiaV»iilwwihll Aiifc :Ho«a- 

loo. Sept. 19-20. B. UK Our~4U U l&*li> 

are., Warsaw, Ind. 
Uarloii— Mth ^Begt. Ind. Tet Tolnnteera. Sept. 

8-9. 0. B. Porter, Wabaah. Ind. 
Richmond — ^K. ot P. JoI.t 37-29. Cam Uptbe- 

groTC. 831 W. 6th St.. ConnersTllIe. Ind. 
Soath Bend — Northern Indiana Dental Society. 

IOWA 

Amea — Iowa Rnral Letter Carrlen* Aasn. Aug. 

31-Sept. 1. Bert B. Child, Nerada, la. 
Boone — O. E. S. Grand Chapter. Oct. 26-27. 

Mrs- Maria Jackson, ConncU BloflTs. la. 
Boons — B. A. M. Giand Chapter of Iowa. Oct. 

1MB. -, AU. MlfOt. Bw }Iob la. 



Junction City — B«:*>ekah State Asaembly. Oct. 

12- 13. Gertie K. Johnatoo, UcLoath, Kan. 
Eansaa City — Ooopcra' Onion, ot America. Sept. 

12. 

KaJ2aa City — ^Ean. C. W. Electric Light and 
St. Ry. Assn. Sept. 27-28. Jaa. P. Nlcholaon, 
Newton, Kan. 

Manhattan — Kansas Raral Letter Carrlera' Asan. 
Sept. 5-6. O. Chacery, R. D. No. fl, Lear- 
eowortb, Kan. 

PlttsbDrs— I. o. R. M. Great Council of Kan- 
sas. Oct. 4-5. C A. Wolf. Atchlaon. Kan. 

I KZBTQOKT 

Frankfort—Kentucky State Asan. Elka. Aug. 
16. M. P. Walker. 310 W. Walnut St., Loaia. 
Tllle, Ky, 

Frankfort — Grand Chapter 0. E. S. ot Ken- 
tncky. Oct. 26-28. ^is. Josephine B. Tinder, 
U16 W. Market at., LoolarUIe. Ky. 

PoUerton— Bennlon Soldiers of All Wars. Aug. 
— ^. Frank M. Qrlffln. Box 25. Fidlertaa. Ky. 

Geoigetown — Bebecah Aaaembly ot Ky. Sept. 
St. Mlaa Maaxle Barward. Oeacgetown. Ky. 

London — Jr. O. u. A. M. State Council. Sept. 

13- 19. H. F. Lochaer, Room 9, 215 S. Stli 
at. LouIaTllIe, Ky. 

LoolsTllle — Internatlonil Photo Engrarcrs' 
Union of North America. Sept. 6-10. Louis 
A. Scbwarz, 228 Apsley St., Pblladolpbls. Pa. 

LonlsTllle — U. D. O. Contedcrary. stale Dliis- 
loo. Oct. 12-15. Mrs. Sianley Adams, The 
Wtalnger, LoalSTlIle, Ky. 

LoolarlUe— The Ky. Brcweta' Aaan. Second 
weak la Norember. Baa. J. Jobnaoo, .812 

. LoalartOa Tnwt BldB.. .jMd«illla. Kr- 

'Faglob : Abk, S-IZ. 7«ta' 0.'Hnv. naywo, 

Ky. • - ■ ■ , 

Womanaf_. Band at JUa- 

ft K. Tl 



sioos. Sept. 18-24. Mrs. Sara K. Tucajr, 
420 W. Sth St. Lexinaton. Ry. 

LOXJIBIAIIA 

Alexandria— G. V. 0. ot 0. F. District Lodge. 

Aug. 9-12. Frank Farrell, 701 Bennen Bldg., 

New Orleaoa. La. 
New Orlaani:— National Baptist Asan. Sept 14 

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Bnla . Doalaii^ If atlooal Assn. Oct 

lO-Q. John P. Oonreler, 320 Gardner Bldg., 
Toledo. O. 

Chicago — National Aaan. Lire Stock Breedera. 

Balacra and Shippera. Oct. 12. C. M. 

Flflacfcrr. 90 Randolph St.. Cblcaso. III. 
Chlcagw— Intematlooal tire Stock Bxpoalflon. 

Moir. 2S-0(C 8. B. H. Balde.. CUcan m, 

naafina falallta 1-!-— — 

Oalesborg — 8Dth Illlnola Reunion Asan. Sapt 
' 2L A. D. Cnrran. Brlatol. 111. 
Genera — Scandinavian Grand Lodge. I. O. O. 
. T. Sent. 3-5. J. Skytte 3725 N- Marahllald 
" are., Chicago, III. 

. Mt. Carroll— W: ba'h Co. Soldlns' Beonloo. Aog. 

0-12. Thomas McGregor, Ut. Ckimd. U. 
Oalx-i — Reunion .K**n. of tha MM mMi JUtt 

Ri-Kiment. Aug. 3041. Or.' ■. b Wmmmm. 
New Windsor. III. 
■PaaHa— Grand Lodge K. oT P. X. A. ■. A. >.- 
. A. and A. Ally 1941. Itaa O. BgQnw ' MW 

Macao Lodge Vh. 10. Peoda. in. 
Peotia— BUnala Aoetlaacats' Asan. Aug. 30-31. 
3. E. Stout, too. Jackson at., Peoria. lU. 

y— Bnlldlng Aan. Leagne ot Illlnola. Oct 
B. G. Taaen. 017 Ualn at. Qnlncy, 

E^Uand — Older Kalgbts ot St Joaeph. Aog. 
— . D. J. Zlmmer, ' 84 Blaekftona Bldg., 
Cleraland. O. 
Rack Inland — Staatarerband Illinois German 
> 'American .National League. Sept. — .- Her- 
. man Ooldberger. Peoria. lU. 
brlngfleld — TUlooIs Chrlatlan Ulsalonary Sod- 
. ; ttr.- ■ Sept 12-IS. BeT. p. W. Bnmhaai. 
' '.-'Sprinicfleld. m. 

■tortnicfleld — National Sberiffa' Aaaoclatloo. Aag. 

15-17. . Wm. A..O«tber. St Panl. Minn. 
ata 1ngll a l || tt^B | 
f MairfKTJI 

:!1IL ■ •■TT 
Siprlagflald— Grand Kncampment T. O. O. P. of 
minslaL Nor. 14. Sarnnd J. Baker. Cherry. 

nu 

Bptlngfleld — nUnols State Beekeepeta' Aaan. 
Not. 17-18. Jaa. A. Stone. B. 4. Springfield. 

nu. 

Sbeator— Bitek. Tile and 9nra Cotta Workeis' 
nniuvA 

AaOmoq — State Conn-tl Daoghtera of America. 
AiaK^n.. Mn^aUBeara. V. P., 3OIIar..a04 8.. 
aft^ jPaBtlandt bd*: : v,;;. r.< 



o. o. r. ot 

R. L. TUton. Dee Mofaiaa, 



Cedar' Baplda — Grand Lodge I. 

Iowa. Oct. 1S>-21 ~ " 

. la. 

Cedar Baplda — Bebckah .Assembly I. O. O. F. 

of la. Oct 18. S. Elisabeth Matheney, 1200 

Bank St. Keokuk. la. 
Cedar RaplAa — Slate Aaan. of County Snperru 

era. Aug. — . T. B. Taggart. Bradyrllle, 

la. 

Cedar Baplda — Iowa CIrrka of DIalriet Coorta. 

July 20-21. C. W. Hoyer, Ida Grore, la. 
Colfax — Iowa State Epn-orth I.eagne Aaaembl>. 

Aug. 4-14. Dr. W. P. Stodard. Grlnnell. la. 
CorrectlonTllla — ^Mo^weat Iowa Tetoraaa' Xn 

^eph, 5o. ' •viiii/i^ilii^lLii^*''-'-'^^'' ' 

OnncU BlolCs — 3lalMM'BgftlMIMMli> 

Not. S-17. OiA, W. Mytb '^WO. B.^ 

Connell BlnSh. ' 
Daiia Clty^— Old SoldlerB- and Settlers' Bennlon. 
. Ang. IS-IO. O. O. Onmca. Darls City. la. 
Dea Molnea—Dnlted Brotherhood of Carpentera 

and Joiners of America. Sept — Franklin 

Duffy. Carpenteia' Bldg.. IndlanapoUa, Ino. 
Dea Moines— Iowa State TCaebcta' - Assn. Nor. 

8.S. fiml-~Jt, .Is. 
Maaon City— leva Befall Vra aad Chffce Uen'a 

Aaan. Aog. — •. A. K. Chllda. Cedar Baplda, 

la. 

Ottnrawa — Great ConncII of Iowa. D. of P. Oct 

11-12. Jcasle MlUer. Amn. la. 
Ottomwa— I. O. B. M. ConncII. ' Oct 11-13. 

L. A. Day, Boom 400, Bank Bldg., Dea 

Molnca. la. 

Tipton — Evangellcnl Lnlberan Synod of Iowa. 
Oct 20-2S. Ber. W. Luther Brigbt. New- 
ton, la. 

Waterl00-4«agnr of Iowa Moslclpalltlca. Sept 
s .SMI... Pkaok a. PIrrre. MaiahaUtarwD. la. 

KAHBAS 

Coffeyrlne — K. of P. July 26-21). W. W. 

PInmb, Federal Bldg;, Topeka, Kan,' 
Colnmbna — Old Sptllera' Asan. Flrat week oi 

Angnst L. W. Sebrelner, . Columbus. Ksn. 
Cherryrale — Sonrbem Kansas Beonto-i Assocla- 

Hon. Ang. 15-20. C. C. Klncald, Cberiyrale, 

HntAinVoo^aiuaB' Aati' 'Bmr Thicf Ana. 
Oct 10-20. e. 3. McCarthy. 400 E. Otb au. 
Cotreyrille. Kan. 
Janctloo .City — Oran a t«<w»» af-tb". t. .Q. W . 



New Orlcaaa— NatfaMMl Order ot BoSaleea. Sept 

IS-IB. L. A. Onplantler, 3100 DeSoto at.. 

New Orleana, La. 
New Orleana— American Aian. of Freight Traflic 

Officers. Not. 11.12. J. F. Aoch, Beading 

TertnlDsl. Philadelphia. Ps. 
New Orleans — United Saoreme Council Thirty- 
third Degree A. A. 8. R. of F. M. Oct. 

22. J. C. White, 270 Washington at., Boston 

Maaa. 

Mew MMna— SnpieoM Grand Conrt Ancient 



MAm 

Auburn — Maine Rnral Letter Carrlera' Aaan. 
Sept 5-8. W. H. LoTett, Lincoln Center, 
Me. 

Portland — Damea of Malta. Sept. 13-14. L. 
D. WoodlngtOD. 2S32 No. lltb at, Phlladel- 
phU, Pa. 

Portland — Rebekah Assembly 1. O. O. F. of 
hlalne. Oct 18. Grace B. Warren, Bcltaat 



Bhmtba— LU* and ADwUr i 
W.. P.- Shale. Hiawatha. Kan. 



Oct. js-ts, wm J. 



Lodge 1. O. a p. of Maine. 

Oct. IS. Baaaeli 0. Drtr. Portlaad. Jfe. 
Portland— Orand EBCampment I. O. O. P. of 
Maine. Oct 20. Baaaall G. Dyer, Portland. 



•tatlsai.^e, < 
HARTLAim 
Baltimore — Marylsnd Slate Homo. Medical So- 
ciety. Oct — ^. B. C. Callla, 1404 Linden 
aTe.. BalUassea, Md. 
Baltlaon— Mattonal Aaan. of Master Bakers. 
Sept IS-IS. n. P. Whltccar, 411 Walnnt at, 
PhBadelphlB. Pa. 
Baltimore— Grand Eneanpaiaat of Marylaad I. 
0. 0. F. Oct 17. Wm. A. Johea, I, 0. 0. 
p. Temple. Baltimore, Md. 
Baltimore — ^National Assn. of Stationers aad 
Mannfactntcia of the C. S. A. Oct. — . Mor- 
timer W. Byera, 41 Park Bow. New Tork City. 
Elkhart — Patriotic Sons of America. Second 
Tneadar and Wednesday In Angnat Wm. 

Jaa. Heapa, 2102 14tb. at. Baltimore, Md, 



— Assn. ot New Bngland. 

July 28-28. Geo. B, Bastings. 37 Mctnmaek 
at. Bararhlll. Maaa. 
Boatoo — lotemathmal Brotherhood ot Malate- 
■*•<• 'U'*i.*"»'«'^i • S"*- *. Saararf *. 
- r«n> aMf Mm at.. It. Laslg. Jlo, . 



WANTED- CORNET P4JIYBR 

and Single Acta. BIPPBL SHOW. 1 
ind., Jaly 14: WInamae, Ind., July 



WABTEO— A real Knockabout aown to . 
with Alexander, the greatest mule In the 
State all In letter. EOWABD'S EURO] 
CIRCUS, Indianola Park, Columboa, O. 



WAMTED, BZPE&TOERZ OOKPAMZES for the 
NEW ADDITORIDM THEATRE. VaadOTOIe. 
Maalcal Conwdle* and hlgh-claaa ahowa. aend In 
joor epea datca, araaon of IBIO and IBII. Add. 
Ibaager Aodllarlnm Theatre. FMrfaa. Okla. 



cal Comedy and Paodevllla 10* tte .aaar Opaia 
tlnarllle, Ta. . ■ .'^^^ 



Would like to bear from good Freaks, bumaa 
and animals; also trained domestic animals; ala» 

tent Will buy anything In amoBemcot line. 
What bsTS youJ Address PBOF. B. K TK B. 
X.uoa Park. Clerelaod. Ohio. 



WANTED— AttraetlOBs aii Nivtltlis 

of all kinda. PBITtLSGBS POB SALB at the 
Uaaoo Pair. In Warren Caw. . a. Allfc.«-»fc Ote> 
83.000 people to draw traBT^wZ^^nAaaK 
Secretary, Maaon, OMok 



WANTED— MAN PIANO PUYER 
That can atng, play raodaelUa aad cae , 
Salary tlB.OO. Nlgkt Wfc .aMn_BO 

work. Boosera don't wMli. ' tMOm'm 

FUfhury. Ills. 



WAHTED— For K. of P. Picnic, Aug. 17, IBIO, 
one dar and night, Merry-Go-Boand and Penia 
WhaeL an kinds of atlraettona, also ttae eat. 
2 (MMmaaeca; percentage beala or i^ asK 



Bl( 



■maaeca; percentage oeala 
«M, ^006 people last - acai 
It **B^k*^ AXkaat B. B. 




RIPLEY. OHIO. FAIR 

AngDirt 23 4-5, 1010. t»rlTllP|t<?a for aalr. I'er. 

ria WhM-l nnd Oct'ao Warp vranti'O. 

L- 11. WIIJ.IA.MS. fckcntarj. 



THB PAIB AT OBIGObTILLB. ILL., JnlF It. 

22, WANTS SHOWS aad STANDMBN. MT 

la between bnlldlnga and grand ataa^ Tei 
them comlna and going ercry day. BM 
fair in C. S. They spend It hete. 
Spaca cheap. Qpma a diealt. 



Pol hi I i AnnusMniiii:k 
Company 



at al 
IfttlggwtD. M. t. 



SOUVENIR WHIPS 



Oa,. 



An d oth er g ood t hlnga. 
THE TTPP BO'TKLTY' 00., 



TI pyn a no e 



WANTED^; 
Balloon Ascension 

On August 10 and 11^ Write at once. HI 
- J. X. LUTESttLutosville, Mo. 



GRAHAM, TEXAS, 
Wants Carnival Co. 



WANTED— FOUR ORjnVE nRST-ClAII 

PAY SHOWS 



No Uccnsa and p^rcrntan to pay. For aalt, al) 



Clio* 



MALE QUJITIWII ;i|lp 

Slaglar anly. Par the Ooloalal, Pnt-la-Bay. 
Addrsaa J. a BBICK. Kaaagar Oolonlal. " 



Ninth Annual Falir 

Appleton City. Mo. 

Aug. SI ta Sept. 3 Inelnaltre. Privllcse Me* 
waatcd. W* ban the ctowda, 

raaO LOOBSIKOEB. Saeretary. 



WANTED 
Good* Cleiin Shows 

aad AttAgOoaa fW Ika' oiaBt Coaaty Asflcal- 
toral Soelety Fair at Laneaater, Wlae. OoaA 
CfOWd* t« draw from. Good ternw, vte. Addnaa 
at oaet, 0. B. ZIEOLBB. Secy. Otaut Co. Acil. 
Society, laneaater, Wlae. 



-: WANTED 



A Carnival Company 

For ooa week, Augoat 8 to IS, under an^lcea 
of Vita Dapartment. Addraea B. I, SLOAN. 



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■-ten— i!-<i<T 8oB»C*, 
\v. <-'. SaisMt; 

Blmtf. Man. 
ROftOO— I'l'tiiMlwr 

in Oct. <:*»»• I 

aSm-^^*rtc»n MMoQuy Ano. ^Oet. 1». 
C. J. i(y<i«r. 287 Pooith aTCDii*. M«w rork 

B^^t-Rrrat OitnBeU of Man. Oct. 27. Alex. 
.^Snorr. 18 Bo7Utoii at., Boatoo, Uaia. 
■aMeih-ConK»KatlODal Bro. of Amerlet. Oct. 
■l0.207 Ff.nk DyM, 4250 N. Paaldlns »t.. 

JStoo— "io"ion UechaDlca" Ezpoaltloo. Ott. »■ 
"m C II. Gt«<D and W. J. Bowe. 00 North 

Jlirket i-t.. Boaloo. Maaa. 
■..Inn— i-oMimaiteri' Amo of N. Oct. 
E. 0. Wloaor, Boom 80, P. 0.. BottOD, 



BmMb— NortMiatna WMtJUma. Ooti' SMBL 
ttgu O. Klnmuid. S Baylntem Om- 

. ferlog*. Mi»8. . ^ 

■aateii — niu-olt and Cracker UaDataetann 

jSm. About JdIt 20. Bartirrll B. OnMa, 

107 IIiiclsoo »t.. New York Cltj. 
BMtoB— .MaMachoielu CWlr Coarcrencc, nndar 

nuplcra CiTle Lcaglia. Not. 2.3. Edward 

J. Haxtmao. S J07 at-. Boa ton, Maaa. 
■.. t Korttaevid — NortbOdd Coatercnca. Oct. I. 

A. 0. MMdr. East Morthflald, Maaa. 
fltdHnirg— Masaacbmctta SUte Gonfaraiiea ot 

Ctarltlrs. Oct. — . Alozandar N. WllaoD. * 

.J«f it.. Boatoo, Man. 

Uimnm— V. P. 0. B. P . ot tt «_CalTanall*. 
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Tknton, Maia. 
Kfwtos Crattr — Maiaaeboietta Bapttat HlialOD. 

arj Ssdety. Oct. 28-IT. Frank W. Padel. 

rord. SOI Tiemoat Tample. Boston, Uaaa. 
aalem— 23d Uiu. Bcftmnit Ano. 8cpL 28. 

H. E. Valeatloe, Marblakead. Maaa. 
WoKHWi^Maaaaebnaatta Stat* Brawii A. W. 

ot L. Oct. 10. D. D. Drlacoll. Ml Trtmont 

Trapte, Boaton, Man. 
Worcester— Maaaacbiuatta Btata Braaeh A. F. 

oC h. Oct. 10. O. D. Drlacoll. Bos C Sta- 

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Ann Arbor— Mil 
Aug. 30.31 
an., Octtpit, 

tU Btttl* vm>, luaw 

•atUa Cnck— UlehlsaD Stat* Vcdmtlon or Wo- 

■«■'■ auba. Oct. lft.21. Mlas Clara Bates, 

ItBfMW Clt7, MIcb. 
Bar Cllr— MIcblaan Stat* Medical Society. Sapt 

ST-2S. Wilfred aaugbey. Battle Creak, Ulch. 
Bar City — Statr Teacbvrs* Also. Oct. 21-28- 

/obD 1'. Ererett, 723 BUU at.. TpiUaatl, 

JUcb. 

Otltolt— SnppiT Men'a Branch Intematloaal R. 
B. Blackumitba. ABC. IC-SO. P. Baakarfleld. 

Cblcago. 111. 

Detroit— Cnlted OinMBt Wmtan at Aatrkt. 

Aof. 22 23. B. A. £uiar. 110 BlUa Baoaa^ 

New York Clt7. 
Detroit— Mlchlfan Abatrtcton' 

J. a. Updjke, Allrgan, Mlcb^ 
Detroit- Americas PbtlateUe aoelstr. Ang. 
_]||. R. s. Adair, ColoBbaa, O. . 
Detrolt-A. E. A. 0. MoUm tt tka Hnrtle 

Sbrlne (Colored). Aoc* 
Oetralt— Aaaoclatleo et IMcnlMla* •C.ItatatBd 

OfiaDliatloBa. Aaf. !••». T. J. MmwHi, 
_U«(«ace, Kan. 

Detroit— Mlcblgan Betill Bardwara Am. Anr 

„» I2. A. P. Scott. ilarlD* CJty, Mich. 
Detroit— Amerlcao Aaaoclatloo ot TItIs Men. 

Ang. — . Varlck C. Croale;. Webaler CItj. 

la. 

Delroll— International Railroad Master Black- 
BollliB' Aaso. Aog. 10-18. A. U. Wood- 
worth, Una. O. 

Dettnit— Supreme Chapter O. E. S. ot V. S. 
Aug. 3-3. K. TrrrelL 4SB FUler are., St. 
Paul, Minn. 

lis Malcolm arc. 



artj, ptcaMent, lis Malcolm are.. Oatiblt. 
"•i""T;<'"»!' Cbap««r 0. E. 8. (Colorad). Anc 

'^S5'il.~*?."°''. Commaaderx K. T. of Mlchlgau 
ift^T"- •''^ 22. J. Prank Blckanli7l23 

KilSJ~iS.*"*!* Bnnnlnt Mcatlnc J0I7 16-SO. 

AuK. 0-13. John B. ■haw. Datnlt. Mich. ' 

J'l Det',„l,.*3l''cf 

•JSi!- / , «• Stephem. Port Hi 
"•{H*— >••""'' •! AMD. ot Lire 

1 Itlrtg.. Detroit, Mich. 



i^^T— wciroii. Mica. ;.. 

SS-Ort. 1, 

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"•'roll— Tb* Otdeou, JnlT w Hpi. 

DMMit ir?!*- *<ML Moffat Bids.. Ktralt, MIeb. 

Deirn ' v?.*,"''*. Wheeler, Oolnmbna. Ho. 
18 ."^A""1S»' Ooojite«. Ansnat 

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Detroit — National Leagae of Veterana and Sons. 

Bapt 29.30. P. H. Andrews. Flint. Mich. 
Detroit — D. S. Brewmaatets' Assn. Sept. 28- 
. 80. O. Gmabner, CUeaso. in. 
Detroit— BoanaM CooaeU Ancient and Aceepteu 

Scottish Bite ItaMoa. ae»t. 80-22. Jas. H. 

CMdlnc, Boston, llMS. , 
Pegolt-^lehlgan Batnti' Ilinlllf. AMB. .Sdy 

2S.2S. J. a. DhTanpatt, « IkMaiatt.. Bal- 

tls Creak, Mich. 
Detroit — Social Order ot Hooae. Sept. 12-15. 

A. I.. Bafter. 30 Erie St., TOIcda. O. 
Detroit — •International Asan. ot Car Workers. 

Oct. 8-41. J. B. BnmphteTS, Albany, N. T. 
Detroit — State Biptilts' Assn. Oct. 21-28. 

RcT. Geo. H. Wdd. Mldlaad. Mitt. 
Detzott— WeaMBfa . Vsnr " 

Oct 21-28. Hhl B. 

MIeh. 

Dotiolt- , - ____ __ 

dolT. ^Oct. il48. IfNb.nanMTainK Oe- 
SSt Hieh. 

Dotcolt— Pntbrterisn Srsed of Utehliaa. Oct. 

.— k W. K. Spencer. Ionia. MIeb. 
nemeat I<ake — Mlcblgan Veterana' Aaan. ot Tn- 
mont, Ang. 22-27. 0. O. Allen, Fremoni, 
Mlcta. 

Grand Raplda — Grand Lodge I. O. O. P. Oct. 

10-21. a. N. Wilder, lAnlBfc Mich. 
Grand Rapids— Bobakah AmMV L O. O. P. 

ot MIcb. oet. iMOi,':, tClT^omli. AnO- 

too, Mich. ^ V :■■ - 

Jackaon— Walther LitlSt'JIMIIII ■ OpWBtlOu. 

Jnly lT-21. JdhTijihsnrnt ngMai tt., 

JaAsao, Mich. 
Jsckaoa — MIchlKan Betall Imptonent and Tebl- 

cle Dealen* Assn. Not. 8-ia W. U C. 

Bald. Jsekson. Mich. 
Kalamaioo— IStb Idehlgsn Renalon. Oet. 2T-2s. 

C Hocle. 402 West water. Kalamazoo. MIcb. 
lABSlnr— Third Michigan CsTslry Ann. Middle 

of Sept 0. 0. Rnssell. Box 165, Lansing, 

MIeb. 

Mnakefon — Mlcblgan Federation of l.abor. Sept. 

20.23. Ssoi T. Penna, S91 Tmmlnll STe.. 

Detroit. Ulch. 
Port Hnroo — Ulehlgaa Electrte AssoeUtton. Ang. 

IS-ia; Pwnr Biggs,. IS Wasblngtoa sto., I>i>- 

tmt, Ukh. 

■aitonw— ailehlsaa Pntate lodges Assn. Sept. 

ao-St. p. H. WnUsBS. Allegsn. Mich. 
Bagtnsw— I^blaa Slaters. Oct. 8-0. Jemle B. 

Kvla. Pontlse. Mich. 
SsBit Bte. Marie — Upper Penlnsnlsr Firemen's 

Ansa. Aog. — T. J. FIjmo. Xsganmee, 

Ulch. 

•salt Bte. Usrie— Ulehtgan Assn. of Title Men. 
Aof, — . W. B. Bodgman, Cold Water, Ulch. 



Bine Earth — Woman's Christian TenH>eranee 
CbIob. Ang. 30-8ept- 2. Mra. Kate Kercber, 
an 18th STB., S. B., Mlnwapnlls. .Minn. 

Cloqnet — Fntemsl Order of Eagles. Ang. 4-3. 

Dntath— Swedish Onlted Sons of America. Jnlr 
27. John Noeslrom. Calnmet, Mich. 

MlnneapoUa— International TnioicrspblesI Union. 

Hlaaaapalls— KoAhweslera Hotel Men's Asan. 

. Soow time In Angnst. 3, A. Medlar, 414 S. 
Mtb St.. Omahs. Keb. 

Ulnnespolls — Mllwaokee Elks* Conrentlea. Ang. 
— . w. R. Rendall. care N. W. Fnel Co.. 
Mlnnespdls, Minn. 

St. Psal— Grand Lodge of the Stsle ot ininol*. 
Ang. 8. Cbss. C. Mererelae. 115 22d at.. Chi- 
cago, in. 

SI. Pul— Leacne of AmertcsD Mnnlclpalltln. 

An*. 88-18. John UacVlcar. Deo Molam. la. 
■I. PanI— Brotherhood of B. Pieubt Ban- 

dlei* Sept. -. J. J. Fln^ Sl^. Kr- 

rlsoB St., Chicago, ni. ■ 
WanraaU' 



BopMna, Minn. 

Arrlraltnral Colirm — Mlaalaitppl Lire Stork 

Dairy Ann. Sept- e-R. Archibald Smith. Ag- 

rlcnltnral College. Mia*, 
nrnlab — Supreme Lodge Golden Role. Ang. 10- 

12. a A. Wllllama. areenrllle, Mlaai. 
Gnltport— WoodmvD of the World. Aog. 1. U. 

P. 8lanII. Oolombns, Miss. 
Jacksoa— Ulsatsalppl Poalttr Assn. Oet. 88- 

Kot. 3. w. C. Tkylor, Jaeksoo. Miss. 



CassrlUe — Cassrllle Rennlon Asan. Aag. 18-18. 

B. N. Nnadar. Cafnrtlle. Mo. . 
Excelsior Springs — Mo. Bar Aasa. HiOf tl'tS. 

Lee MontKomety. Redalla. Mo. 
Jeffenon City — Mo- State Federation of Labor. 

Third MoQitay In SeptemH^r. John T. Smith. 

Labor Temple, I4tb ft Woodland STe., JeSet- 

aoB Cli7. Mo. 
Jeffmoo CItF — ^Mlssnnri MnnAaT-VebooI Asan. 

Not. 18-17. Rimer B. f-arcy. Suite 407. 418 

Lnrwit St.. St. Unln. Mo. 
JelTnsoB City— Photogmphen* Assn. Of llto- 

soorl. Oct. — . C B. Reellnir. Kerada, Mo. 
Kansas City— Am. Anaoea Oast B reeders* Assn. 

Ort, 10.13, John W. FnttOB. ReTena. Mont. 
Ksnsss City — Amerlesn Hereford Cattle Brred- 

ets' Ann. Oct. IS. C. R. Thomas, 1012 

Bsltimore are.. Ksnaa* City. Mo. 
Kansas City — Kst'l Aaan. Lire Stork Breeders. 

Raisers and Shippers. Oct. 15. 0. .31. FMIWh- 

*r. 00 R«odolnh at— Chlcano. III.;, 
Pnlmyta — Northeast Mismnri Denttd-IMbb'.Oll, 

—V B. U. Bni gt ss. Parla. Uo. 
Bt. J aaepn A malgamated Assn. of Street Klee- 

tile Ralhnv Bmployea ot America. Scot. Ix. 

W, D, HeUahos. Wt BodiH BIdg.. Dttrolt, 

Mich. : . 

Joseph, Mo. .^•'V. ■,■-•;*■ - 

St. l/mis— Fratcpial Orifp «( 
23-27. Coorad R- Maaa. M 
Kansas City. Mo. 
St. Lonis— National TriTelets" Amu it.Amt- 
Irs. Ang. 18-30. Frederick Sb OlMib .Bnll« 
BIdg.. Mllwankee. Wla, ~ • " . 

St. Loala— Grand Lodaa A. .r.. JM*'-A.>'X> Ot 
Missouri, Sept. 27-301 Jltii — 
Ptn* (t.. St. XiolB. Uo.^^ 



at.. 



Htlwankw, . 

St. Louie— Maater Car and LoeomotlTe Psinteia' 
A««n. Srpt. 13-10. A. P. Dane, Resdins. 
Mass. 

St. Lonis — Grand Chanter O. B. S. Sept. 80- 
Ort. 2. Mtn Mary Jean White, narrlsanTlIle. 
Mo. 

St. I/wl«— K._iif P. of MI»»onrl. Oct. 18-21. 
John R. Rolmes, Commercial BMg., St, Lom», 
Mo, 

St. Lonl^—Ladlrs' Anxtllsry Knights of Father 
Mathews. Oet. — , Mtsa ley Sweeney, 400 
Shaip BMg., Kansas City. Mo, 

Sedalla— Btste Ahalraetnra' Assn. Oet. 11-18. 
lease P, Cmnyr. Bcsrlt SMgH -ICaasaa Clt>, 

8e«m*^MI*sanrt C,__B. .inrtwi; Oft .Mm At- 



BVIfbaMn. 8888 Ulncm. m^' 



BUIlngs — ^Montsna Osteopathic Aaan, Jnly 28- 
_27. Dr. B. J. Nortbera, Big Timber. Uont- 
Bosemsn — MonUna State Press Asan. July uc 

Aogoat. Irs Cole, Forsycta, Moot. 
Baseman— UonUna Bankers' Assn. Aug. 80-81. 

B. larger. LawUtown, Mont. 
Bntte-^4$oos ot Sbermsn. adk. 20-27. Imanvel 

Fische, P. O. Bos 826, Bcltna, UOM. 
Great FsUs — Grand tatmm J. O. O. T. Am. 

24.2& John H. «iaSgum;m 

Mlssools. Mont. 
Bclena — Grand Connnanderr X. T. Seat. IB. 

ConsUan Badges, Jr., Beleu. UmO. 
Belena— Grand Chapter Boyal Arch Uaaona. 

Sept. 90. CorneUos Hedges. Jr.. Helana, 

Mont, 

Beleui— Orniid Lodge, A. P. and A. U. SepL 
21-22. Oornellna Bcdgaa, Jr. — ' 
Belena— Order of tha 
17. Mra, ElTa ~ 
Batte, Utot. 

~ ■ Ow 



Hoat. 

Helena— Grand Uda* 1. 0. 0. P. Oet. U. B. 
. W. Kemp. Box 4S8, Ulanooln, UOnt. 
MIlea City— Montana Stock Osoworsf Asan. Aug. 
18-81. W. Q. Pnitt, Helena, Mont. 

aZBBASXA 

Anrora — Nebraaka State C. E. Union. Oct. 21- 
23. Mlas Mary N. Lee. Central City. Neb. 

Lincoln— Nebrsska Photographers' Aaan. Sept. 
27-30. Balpb B. BoasaU. Beatrice. Neh, 

Lincoln— L ^ 

18-10. j; F, 

Neb. 
Uncolfr-^S. O.- 
C. ^ittt. 

Neb. 

Omaha— Wcataca Ann. ot 

Oct. Xl-is. Was. S. Bojd,' 
Chicago, IB. 
Omaha— Ocrman-Ametlean Pmm Amb. of the 
West. Jnly 20-23. Henry Helna. Mnacatlne, 
la. 

Obama — Saengerbnod des Kordwestema. Jiriy 
20-23. Val. J. Peter, Howard St., Omsbs. 
Neb. 

PUttaaaonth— iB^iOTcA Order ot Ba« Man. Oct. 



Aw mTTp. r. jiNMMh drk itth at. jttw 

Toik aip. 




XUgbta Vsmplar 
■■. 27. Hany U. 



Ott IS. 



aip. 

Ceaeafd— Orand . . 

Ot New Hampahlxo. 1 

Cheney, COneort, M. H. 
Manchester— First New Hampshire Tetersns* 

Battery Aaan. Sept. 20. S. S. PIpcr, 813 Am- 
herst St., Maocbeater, K. H. 
Mancbeater— Grand Lodge 1. O. 0. P. ot N. R. 

Oct. 12. Frank L. May, Uanehetter, N. H. 
Manchester — Rebekah Aaaemhiy ot N. B. 

Oct. 11-12. Mrs. Aania P. Rogers, 11 Mssoo 

It, Nilbut. M. B. 
Portsmonth— O. B. B, OnaA Otaplar ot Xaw 

Hamoshliew Bspt. 7-9. UMn Bsssli P. Mot- 

Tis, Sr^MlagtM Wn samMMfe. B. a... 

Nashns, N. B. 
The Weirs — Grsnd 

Sept. 14. Edwin 
Msple. N. R. 

HEW JERSEY 
Aabonr Park— N. J. Luther Leagae. 

L. Olllmore. Ocean Qroro, M. J. 
AtlanUe City— Nat* * 

Ang. 1-8. I. S. 

Pltteborg. Pa. 
AtUntIc City— NstlonsI ^ _ __ _ _ 

AsAi. Jnly 20-22. W, ■."MtGrtlB. «" 

BIdg., Ctlcs, N. T. 
Atlantic City — National Council 

Liberty. Aug. 23. W. V. Edklai, 

Paasynnk STe.. Philadelphia, Pa. 
Atlantic City — NstlonsI lacampment et the Q. 

A. R. Sept 19-34. A. FUeoa DalsaU, Bog 

887. Plttahatf, Pa. 
AtlsnUc Ctty — Sons et Veterans n. S. A. Week 

Sept 10. H. H. Hsmmer, Reading. Pa. 
Atlantic City— Union Tetersn Legion. Sept 13- 

1& O. P. HsIIsm, 328 Fifth st, 8. E., 

Wsshlngtoo. D. C- 
Atlsntlc — WomsQS' Relief Corps. Week Sept 

10. Mrs. Georgia Wade UcCIellaa, Dealsoo. 

la. 

Atlantle City— iPMinaitiaatn UOlafaP Btata Aaaa. 

Sept 14-16. A, P. Bnsbaad. Usnereh, Pa. 
AtUntle CI^Nat Orange P. ot H. Not. »■ 

18. C. M. Freeman. Tippecanoe Ctty. O. 
Dover— DoTcr Fttnltry. Pigeon A Pet Stock Assn. 

Not. 22-20. W. R. BidJcood. JMrtt. 9. J 
Boboken — State Camp ot New. 
otic Order Sons of Am. Ang* 

Than. Trenton. New Jr 

LamhertTllle— Ttentoa ~' 
Oet 18. Alfred U. 
LamhertTllle, N. J, 
liscebni*— Knighta ot tha 
War - 



23. Wallsee P. ThomtOB,;6i 
LaahortTllIo. M. J. 





tbctk, H. 9t 

Ocean OtoTe— Women'n Chilatlaa Ttevcraae* 
Union of New Jersn. Oct. — . Hra. Isa- 
bella H. Demireat Closter, M. J, 
PIslnBeld — New Jersey Hsyoskets' Assn. Ang. 
8- Alfred Haley, 110 Snmmlt are., Phllllpo- 
bnrg, N. J. 

Trenton — New Jersey Elks* Assn. ■ Sept — . 

Edwin FItxGeorge, Trenton, K. J. t 
Trenton— Ir. O. U. A. M. State ConnelL . Sept. 

T. Morrts Baoer, 200 Tpwnsend st. New 

Btnaiwlck, H, J. ^ < 

Tiea l en Orana Cattle ot R. 3. Knighta ot the 

O. B. Aipt .sr^A. U Clark. Bosat 6. Gib- 

Btpt. 8*6. 




Alhnqnerqnt — Iterlloital 
Oct. l._W«.^ — 



Ana. of H. U. 





Uany41o-Bannd Orgaaa. Write for cata- 
lognea and prices. North Tonawsnda Uasl- 
aal Ihstmmeat Works, H. Toaawaada, B, T. 




TUb b oar 75-mb* IUf>Tomk«v 
a 3x4 for $1; eMh wlA oraor. 

Knoxviile Engraving Co. 

SIS Ml ami. iMimiE, nmi 



SoMtUsf Near ^ 




S I XTE E N 
HUNDRED 

dl ee itlaa tham Five Rondiedr.nco sh- 
8 tfeaa &Uga, yet less complex thaa SkBtn 

WHAT IT ISt I 
Baadtad*' auy heal 




A eenla o( 
_ BkestSeuthat 
8 whoio wwld of tadfrMaaUtp- 



Ity, m eioeTer . which is peenllailF 

Itn cans. 

It la Um "tow" schedole that doea It At 
6nt gUaee, thia woold appear to b« merely as 
added or soppI«n>entary feature. As a mattrt 
<tf (act, tt compllcatca the play to an eztsnt 

anhtilsTahle. It Utarahy nhonada ta 
iBl pltfalU fhr tha nnwaiF. an* ofMBt 
pwwo k e a ao eod ot nalrtk aag UniMp'r 
laola atnaglT to tbo akOlfia slajw aiaiK 
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JULY W, MM. 



P 4 X / 5 T 

Coiiq>l«te Comprndhim of Informathm 




(1) Buk play* ▼•olarilllb 
(S) Puk doa npt play Vaa 



(Cootlnned from lut week.) 



B£W HAXPSHIBE. 
-^nac; Oton Pnk|, a^J.jfc_K. B- 

r. Bar. 



I attr.. 

Oancord— Contoaock Blrer Park; 

mfr.; (l, 8). 
BampttBi — Hampton B«adi; Grarer & Rama d rtl . 
props.; F. E. Maaon, mgr.; alao m^. attr.; 
(1, 2): Job. Fljnn books Tandevllle. 
Embb— Saena DriTtac Park; Keena BUeetile 
Co.. pmpa.; Ju W. Qolm. mgci (1. S, z); 
book direct. 



B> B. Co., anpa. * nsn-; (>)• — Pina laUad 
M aa Aatjr U >lit * Power Co.. vtopa. 
AdArasB sll ctiiiiiiiiiulcatloiia to alion oompaiix 
«t 46 Otaoja ct. — Prince ItUad Paik; QnTcr 
* BunidcII. inp*.; B. 0. OraTer, mcr.; alao 
attc: tl^jM^ Joa. Him book* attr^ 




Atlastle Citr — Steeplcdiaae Pier: Atlantic Am. 

. Co., propa.; B. U. Pmj, mgr.; alao msr. 
■ttr.:(l. 4): M.'Badr Bailcr booka TaoderUle. 
— Bans Pier.— InM EairUIOB. — Toims'a HU- 
Ikm OaOar Pier: Jinta . Xouns. mgr. — 
Z«a«^ Oeeaa Pier; Jk>a_i:fc mertrflfort. 

Bf iw Wijnnni' 'pirfc; Mni O. nnraiC (tn. 

■sr.j mcr. attr.; (1. S).— WewncMn 

Smk: WaatalnKton Park Amuae, Co., nope. 
: Btflerllle— HlUalde Pleasure Park; w; B. Tbal- 

ler. prop. * msr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1. 8, z). 
Bndx^OQ— Tnmblins Dam Park; B. & M. Irae- 

ti<m Co.. props.; Howard L. Tyler, mgr.; also 

mgr. attr.; (I, 4); M. Bndr Heller books 

Taadevllle, 
KcTport — PaTlIloa B^asbt 

prop. & mgr.; (X. 4). 
ITiplewood— HoUrirood Puk; Hnix b 

mgr.; 58 CllBtaa at, Bcvvk, H. 3. 
milTll le— U nloQ Lake Jgrt; »mwn> XTaetlea 

■innlif^^mie: H. B. A. SfSiMt. pmp. * 
■sr.; alM Bgr. attr.; (I, 9)^-^Mlanini Oar^ 
aaa* Haas Warata. icob. i: aigr.;. 457 Slpclaf 
S5d Hewaztc K. J. — Seetrie Park; 

Baetde E^uk Arnnafment Co., pnpa.; C. A. 
Oaalap, pnp. ft mgr.; also oisr. attr.; 
(1. 4): mlted Bookinc OIBcca booka Taada- 
TUle. — HUIalde Pleasure Park; Wm. B. Ilial' 
ler. prop. & mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1. 4); 
_ . . . . . ._ -"x.—Vt 



Jom Jackel books TaDdeTlUe attr. 
Lake Park; Oarid H. Slack, prop. * mcr.; 
L. O. Homford. mgr. attn; (1, S); la. O. 
" ted booka attr. 
Oltr Fogra Pitrt 
raapler, ^tb*a, 

St., 



jnoigk:, WdtCT Bot^ 




^''books T ao dei i n^ ~ 

Pallsadea — Pallaadea i 

Itaeh. mgr.; alao ngt. iUr.; (1, tSi V. B. 
O. books TsnderUla. 
Pattaa Jnay -rBellwced Park: I^blgh VeUex B. 

Patfrann B^e- Psrt; Byle Park Aaan., prapa.; 

W. N. Tottla. mgr.: (1. 8); book direct.— 

Paaaale Fans Park, 
tatb Ambar — BoTatoii BeaA; Bofntcn Beta.. 

anga.: C. Boratao. mcr.; also mgr. attr.; 

tl): C Bofa to a booka vaaderille attr. 
pitmaii — AlCTOD; G, W. A E- H. Oarr, prop*.: 

G. W. Carr, mgr.; also mgr. attr.: (1, 8); G. 

W. Carr tyx)LB Ts-floriile attr. 



Sea lale City — New Ocean Pier; M. Body Hel- 
ler, Eeltli's Tbeatre Bldg., UlC Chestnot at., 
Flilladelpbla, booking mgr. 

Itenton — Cadwalader Park; Clt7 ot Ttentoo. 
propa.; A. K. LocUe, commlaaloaer; (2, 8). — 
Broad Street, Wblte City; Qiarlea J. TtEry, 
receiver. 

WUdwood— Ocean Pla Park; WlUmod Ocean 
Piar. Oo, ntops.; u s. TiIiiiiim ■ai . (S); 

u. mmr miua books attr. ^:-^^^v \ 
HEW loaaco. 

Park; rUl 'tiWM ~ 
; B. B. «wttclidl,;^i||BjMpC; 

HBW XOBX. 

Albaaj Maple Bea<li Faik: A 



it Co., pnipa.: < 
. attr.; (Cs. x). 
A iuat e ii l a m — Alktn Park; U. Poe AaderaoD. 

IlDp. A mgr.; alao msr. attr.; (1. 4. x). 
Anbnm — l/akedde Park; Aabam *, Sfzaeaae 
Electric Co., propa.; B. A. Ovywv av^i tf. 
S, z). — ^Island Park; U. Oai»aAr< Vnp. A 
mgr.; (S, X); Keltb'a Clrcidt. 



direct. — Ixma Park: nioopaon A Dandy, 
propa.; Fred McCleUan, mgr.; alao mgr. attr. 
— Brlgbtoo Beach Park; Brlftitoii Beach Aa. 
Co., propa. A mgn. ; (3. 8); BrlgtrtOD Beach 
Am. Co., booka TaaderlUe.— Greater Dream- 
land; Wm. H. Beytiolda, prea.; S. W. Gam. 
pcrts, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (2, z, 8); S. W. 
Gnmperts booka atti. 
Oortlaad— Uttia Z«ck PaeOta; Osctlaad (Xmmtr 

attr, 



Uttle. 



atr d( Baba. BtepA; 

also wr. attr.; (1. S>; 

UtUa^botks ■tttv-^aikk'B Oka Park: 



mlra Power. Ugkt A B. B. Oa.. 

Far Bockaway— Idle Boor; WUllama A Wotkan. 

propa.; T. W. WUkeaa, mgr.; alao mgr. 

attr.; (1, 8. x). 
Gleni riUa— Olea Lake Park; Herbert Qreaaoo, 

mgr. 

OloTerSTllle — Sacasdago Park; T. J. A O. B. B., 
propa.: B. H. Holt, booking agoit, Amatat> 
dam, N. T.; (3). 

Greater Mew Tork — Staten lalaad, HapwIaaSi 
Gbnth Beacti Amusement Co. 

IrondeqnoU— Sea Btecae Park; Boebeater Br. 
Co., prop*.; B. B. WUaom, mgr.; alao mgr. 
attt.; (1, 8); Central Amosement Ibchange 
ol Bocheater drcnK; O. W. Nelaoo liooka 
Tanderllle attr. — Glen Haren Park; Bocheater 
Br. Co., propa.; B. B. Wllaoa, mgr.; also 
aagr. attc; O. 4): Oaatral AMScaaat Kx- 
cbaace of Boekestw, H. Z.; 0. W. Macs 
books TandeTtne attr. 

Ithaca— Benwlc^ Park; Itkaca St. Br. Co., les- 
aeca; B. I.. Poet, mgr.; idaa mgr. attr.; (I, 
S); Park management books TsndeTllle attr. 

7amcstcnni — Celeron Park: Celeron Amose. Oa, 
pnps.: Geo. Malby, mgr.; Jas. Waltera, mgr. 
•ttr.; (1, 8): O. B. O. booka Taadertlle. 

Kingston— Elagstoa Point Park; Kingston Oom. 
B. B. Oo., propa.; O. B. Te Bow, mgr.; slae 
mgr. atlr.; (1, S, x); manage twoka attr. 

Ulddleto?rn— Hldwar Park; WalkUl Tran. C' 
props. A mgrs.; W. M. Gould, mgr.; (1): local 
ttanda: Frank hlalTSIa baaka nadarlUa. 

Newfaorr-r>™oiaj>-giat yam, jr. 

prop.; B. K.-.BlMlfi,-B(bj «M 

(1, 4. X). 





; J. P. K Olark. was., -rm- — ■- 
'(1); local bands 00I7: J. P. B. OUlfc 
a au tei n ia attr. — Caatno; TW ii gtamt M i By. Oa„ 
Vcepa.; J. P. B. Olark. mgr.; alao mgr. attr.: 
CI); local banda only; book direct. — BlTcndde 
Park; John Grar, prop. A mgr.; alao mgr. 
attr.; (I, 3, z); Jcim Grar booka TandevIUe. 
Buffalo — ^BeneTne; International -B- B. Co.. 
propa.; (&, x). — CamlTal Court;- Artlrar C. 
WUlats, nxr.; (1, 8. z): book direct.— Talir- 

K. Webb, msr.; (1). 

■" — " Park; Onta rio Beaek 
Oo., prapa.; Ben 1*. 
alao mgr. attr.; (1, 8); Central 
Ezdnnge, Bodieater, K. Y.. books 
▼enderlDe. 

Ocwey Island — Steeplechase; George C. Tllyoo, 

prc-p. 4 :UfeT.: al^j ti:gr. attr.; (1, 3); book 



North Bea ch. I^ eair Man d— Oal a 
SeaOh ABBOsenicat Co., pcopa.; 
rann^ net.; (2). 




01eett-^«iaHa; Cbarits _ . 

jr. Harrer Dayer, mgr.; alao m0. aava,; fl, 
8): W. S. derelaod Ctrealt.— Oicatt Waatt; 
iBteniatlonal B. B. Oa,. (MV*.; U, Log, 
awr.; (1, 8, z). 

Olean — Bock City BlTetbnat: TTiiali 1 11 IT. T. 
A Pa. Traction Oo.. propa.; Ctaa. E. Darta, 
n^^rr-, r'^^o ::n;rr. attr.; (2. 3, Xf. 




Wemaka aarccal atriM 

oonins a9ae.oe no to 
*M.mt.<». 8a»nia>«s*. 
maatMd anlak ratans. 
Baadwda aC oar ma. 
"hta aa apacattoa 
ttomhaat wotid. 
Catalotua tree. Anl- 
■ ■ ■ Hocaea. Cbarlou 

CO.. UlOm A Alltooc Atb.. Norwood. Clnclntl.O. 




Incandescent Lamps 

Wt kan Bwnd la aer an WMk( 
16 MICHIGAN AVE. 

Imntpm at mrnxot old prlo*— 

•Mar, 60.: eolorad, 7e. 

BARTT BUcrrRic 00., 
U Mehlgaa Atanna. OUcage. 



THIS FRAME ONLY »1.1S A GROSS. 

O complete, with Plm. 
Platea for all cannon ma* 
cblnea. «a.SO per 1,000; 
leas than 1,000, TO cent* 
per 100. All other aap- 
pllea. for minute picture 
macUnea at a cat-rat* 
price. It ron want the 
beat goods at the lowest 
prlcea and prompt ablp- 
menta, addreaa roor order. 



ZgTABLIBHBO nr UU. 

eEORGE A. PATUREL 

41 ail 43 Vami Slmt, Kff nil. 

n» I^argest and Oldest Dealer and Importer of 
GAS, WHISTUNfi AND ABVEBTIUNfi 

BALLOONS 

AIm NovclUes for Strcetaen. 



We receire eiaay 

oar factory, BaBoeaa of all klads 

and aUes. itaat we guarantee of 
anperlor quality to any offered oa 
the markf't. 

We also csntlon onr cnataoeia 
and tbe trade to bevai* -tt l» 
ferlor and falae na ~ 
at cheap ^r^a. 




CAROUSELS 

SaBerte, Meny-l 



OUTFITTEn 

HERSCHELL-SPILLMAN CO. 

Sinit, It. Tiinudi. I T..t).M. 



U yua loe It tn The BUibcanJ, t«ll tke:n 1:. 




CANDY FOR CASH! 

Darby of Baltimore - Tlie Casta Candy Man 

f Make the beA Chocolates in die United States, 
and maintain this reputation at all hazards. My plant 

lea four city blocks in tlie heart of Baltimore. I employ upwarcl of five 
fcuml i eJ lumda the year 'rouixi. 

I 00 A STRICTLY CASH MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS 
This plan of selling enables me to offer you' at the veijr start the 
Loweat Poteible WholaMl* Pricw; eliminliiig «U wpeimt iacuft ed 

theco^of « djing ly thaiiMMifcctBWfc .- . ■■■■ ■■: • • 

10c •• " " t " - - .J5 M" " ibsrt. OiMhm, tlMttWfltK. 
15c " " - 1 ~ •' " 1.t» 1 " " " - SXJ*"$12J0 - 
Larger size packages from I to 10 lbs. in handsome lithographed 
and embosaed imported boxes — all at propoitionate low prices. 

I eunocaColdao fiHocdamfcataaMtaat to leas titan 1 10.00. U jn>u cannot make up an oitler 
for 910.00, 1 an MMdapfcMJBMtasaaijfcawiae, your account would be loo email for cne. 

I make no CCLDL aSbaMBla. WlBiit br Peat Office or Ezpreaa Money Order, Draft or 

Certified CKect. (^Tmv mynMn "BILLBOA KH" ariHi-t " rr^t-i 

Darby or BalOmOre" THE DABBY CANDY COMPA.HY, Hinw, frotil ir«l Bitti Stj-eefa. BatUaort. Md.. U. S. A 



Ttte Billl>oair€l 



63 



Onoodan V»U»y— FeUowi' Pirk; CIi«». M. IW- 

li??, in»r.; K.Ith's Clrcnlt.— Vuiey P«Tk; 

Smcow KtDid Truili Co., prosx.; (1, 4); 

Jul* Dclmu books TiudCTlll*. 
OritktiiT— Summit Pirk; NIefcota Bro»., propy. 

* iSnT alto mf». »ttr.: (1. 4): Nlehoto 

BfM. book ittr. 
rMiani TlufT Lak* Park: Shid; Lak* 
' Jct. prop*.; Wm. B. Lent, mn.; alaa __. 

!TSl; Taii.T«r book* attr.; C»rV»). ^ 
Socbcatcr— Sea BraeM Park; BMkMtW »»• 0»i> 

Bi^hlM HaTan Park; BaAcatar B. R. 

Int OL W. MdaoD books attr.— Ontario Beach 
fSak: Oataito Beadi Betel * Amnacm<at Co., 
S Zf . wSt. Peer, mar.. 734 Power. Uia«.. 
SSoiBcr. attr.; pUja ontslde ■pecUcolar tr»e 
•ett; (3. X); 6. W. Netaon book* TaoaarUla 

BchiorcUdT— Kwwt Park; Trmctloa Co.. prop^ 

iSo«. F.T..^<)^.i^?. p«^o«.« 

>7lai>d: Bargrabaa 



• ADbnra B. E. Co., ptopa. ft mna.; (L S, «). 

■Mth Beach, 8. 1.— HapP7laiid|B«n 

ABOM. Co.. props.; Albart Haia yh a n . 
Wm. A. Slalar. mar. attr.; (1, 31. ■ . 
I^ran Bea^— Lona Park: Palw BmA 




.{ also mtr- attr.: 0)t 



; BMBck Faik: lb* Taiiv jPHk; 
'1 Itaailt Co.. pnvi.: P. 3. B»- 

— 1 eooUnc aMb - 
SMj^Mohawk Plnea; J^M. WBL 
kawk Park Co., Box aOS, TMf; 
aelaer : Dlaaoad Moreltr Ca. 
Vtlea — CUca Park; S ehr sm * . 
ft mcra.; alao mcra. attr.; (S).- 
NlehoU Btoa., mcia.; (LJ- XJ... . 
Wanrlr-^Kcysteaa Park; W. ft. 
tloB Co.. p«>pa.: W. ^ Cim,. m^t 

: aoBTH OftROXnrA 
iihaiWli •Blimlilii Park: AahavUla Hactrte 
Co., propa.: 1. P. Keeler, m«r.; alao msr, 

Chattotte— Lakavood; Charlotte Dec. B7. Co. 



prgp. ft mgr.; alio mir. attr.; (2); local 
baiMla ODlr. 

Uabon — Willow nioTs Park; Clui<. Croft, prop.; 

Wm. Crott. mfr.; (B). 
Mans&elil — Caalo" "ark; Manaileld St. R. R. Co,, 



pRipa.r O. H I Mtlar, mgr.; (xx). — Sbctmaa'a 
IHniwMa tat*** Bt. Caw. Sfopa,; ■, B. Bad- 

: (g^ s).— i«M ySSt o. w. But- 



* lUrlatta 




Goldsboro — BerOo Park; Bl T. Ollrsi. paop. aaA 
mrr.; alao mgr. attr.: (B). _ . „ 

Balelgh— Pollen Park; atj of Baldgb. wop^: 
A. A. BowcU. mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (S. S, 

Bodir Itoont— Oakland Park: J. I,. ArUagtoa. 

anp. ft mgr.; dUo mgr. attr.; (1, x, 4); J. 

C. ArllMrtaSi baaka attr. ^ 
■ilWiaii "^iltnn Belghta; M. Jaekaon. prap. 
Tft n.; alao mgr. attr.; (1, S, x); UT t. 

JaAaoB hooka TaodeTUIe attr. 
WaaUngtoD— BlTCisld* Park; W. H. Bnaa Broa. 

Co.. prop*.; W. B. BUB. aMK; JS, S). 
Winston — NIssen Pa-^ " *' " 

er Co., props.; J, 

only local bands. 



N. a T. ft li. Co., Bcopa.; 

HariT Bawa, mgr.: alao mgr. attr.; (1. a): 
BsrTT Hawn Circuit; Hanr Bawn hooka vaa- 
deiWe attr. 

AllUsce— lake Park; A. W. Goodwla, pnp. ft 

mxT. : also mar. attr.; 13. S). 
Cambrldft — Klectric; Uldlaad Ught, Power, 

and Traction Co., propa.; W. A. Olbba, mgr.; 

(3. X). 

Canml DoTcr — SmmTsld* Park; E. V. Wagaer. 
1.; r. Allmen, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; 




dcyan Loka Park: Northcta Ohla Trae- 

UM CkL, pnpa,; H. B. Bita, mgr.; alaa mgr. 
Mbt ^^^g^^^'^^ Clrealt; Barrr Bawn 

Mka— <Mka hrk: J. B. Bambargar, prop, 
ft mcr.: alao mgr. attr.: (1. 8. z). 
BiMaatI— Cosej Island Park; Tb* Ooney la- 
mat Co.. prafM. ft nigra.; also mgta. attr.; 
Geo. W. bglehtoth, amoeement mgr.; (1. g, 
z); local baada 0017. — Lagoon: John V, Boat, 
mcr.: (L, 8); National Park Maaagcra' Aaaa., 
1403 Broadway, Maw Tock Cite, hooka raada- 
fflla ~<aaclaaaa Baoiogleal Oaidea; OiaeiB. 
- . . . — aur^: Wal- 

W altar A. 



: Ool: ai A. Btaphaa. auo.: Wal- 
ter A. Ikapcr, mgr. attr.;^ t); Waltv A. 
Draper hooka attr.— Chaatar Park; I. M. Mar- 
tin. mp.: alee mgr. attr.i <1. 4).— Balck- 
lata-e Park; Vraak KelAmth, neap, ft mgr.; 
also mgr. attr.; (1. 8).— Woodalala Itlaad 
^Psrk; Amak Wltta. mgr.; (J). 
ClsnUnd— Boelld Oardana: Oardaa I iiiimsaisiil 
Co.. pmpa.; ifsz rsatfcantaeoer, mgr.; also 
mgr. attr.; (1, 8).— Kaelld Baach Park; T*a 
Bomphtar Co., D. 8. Bomphray, mgr.: alao 
Sdr._at^: (8. SI.— ODHaema Oaiden.— rnna; 
■.v. BtaBlay. prop.; Jake Mints, mgr.; 
."■LMff fc attr.; (1, J, I): book diraet. 

-ladlaneia Park; Indleaola Park Oo, 



a B. inua, mgr.: ». •>: a a. anua 

books attr.— OlentaagTt Auatatr pfil Co., 



Marietta Bh ia Ciur; Parkersberg , 
Co.. propa. ft mgza. 

..^ naa; Wm. Ootdon. prop, and 

mgr.; (1, dl: Ooa Snn CIrcnIt. 
Ut. Tenias— EUawatha Park; Electric St. B7. 

Co.. propa.; A. S. Anderaoo. mgr.; (1, 8). 
Kawark — Idleanid; S. K. Bayea. prop, ft mgr.; 
alao mgr. attr.; (zz. 4, z): S. K. Bayea 
booka TaodeTUIe attr. — Bockere I.ake Park; 
Will O. Baiila, np. ft leaaca; WUl O. Bar- 

Ballway.— Blgd Fatk; S 

A. O. Smith. Bgr.: ' 
attr.; (8. l); ASSM 
Toik C1t7, booka attr. 

Ntw PUladalpUa— Toscora; TnacMB'npk Oa.. 

propa.; J. T. Dlefeobacber, mgr.rCi^ >)t 

eger booka TmodeTlUe attr. 
NUea— Aran; Aron Park Amnaeoent Co., GIrard. 

0., prop*.; J. W. Wetf. mgr.; ilao mgr. attr.; 

(1. S. s>: J. W. Weaa hooka attr. 
Portamooth Mnihtook Parkt ~ 

B. Co., propa.; Larl D. Zr 
D. York, mgr.: (xz, SI. 

Pnt-la-Bar— Pat-ia-Bar. Ou: O. WiHla. wng. 

Barrnna Taka Biadr Parks Xaka Bn^^aife 
Oa.. propa.; 8. ftaat. mgr.; alaa mgc attr.; 
(1. >, zz) ; Akron Clrenlt. 

Sandaakr — Bya Beach; B. C. Brruii, prop, and 
mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (2, 3); booka diraet. 
— Pnt-la-Bay; Board of Trade of Pnt-ln-Baj, 
mepa. ft mgra.; also mgrs. attr.; (l, S, z); 
OoL J. Dlegel booka attr. — Lakeside Pai%: 
Bcr, Isnalag, prop.; Lakeside Board of Trade, 
mgn.; alao mgra. attr.; (S); Board of Trade 
booka attr. — Cedar Point: Cedar Point Baaort 
Co.. pKva.: O. A. B,«ckllBg. mgr.: alao mgr. 
attt.; (1,.8); O. A. WiiirtirBg hooka attr. 

StTflla— Chippewa Laka Park; Ibmand ft Baw- 
lar. Pr^P*-; A. M. Baaek. mgr.; alao mgr. 

aprla^iiU— 4pi1a( Grora Park; Sprlagfleld St. 
Br. Co., peopa.: Elmer Bedell, mgr.; Chas. 
Sailth, mgr. attr.; (1. 8); V. B. O. books 
TaadsTUIe. 

BtrabcnTllle — Stanton Park; SteobenTlIle ft East 
UTCtpool B7. ft Light Co.. props.; Harrr 
Armatroag. mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; Central 
Amoaement Bzchange of Rochester, N. Y. 
a W. Ndaoa booka Taoderllle attr.; (1, 4). 
Tolaae yaim Park and Theatre: Loo 
prop.— Wklta OUft White City Park ~ 

—Laka Brio Padk and Oaalno, Edasi 

ft Shaplio. mgia.; & SMai* .BhA; To- 
ledo R. ft L. Co.; Wm,-i " 
YermlUlon — dyatal 
attr.; (z, 2. 8). 
WIUoBghbr— Wmooghbr Beach: The WUlonghhr 
Beach Park Co., propa.; «. Jordan, mgr.; B. 
b. Sehmoek, mgr. attr.; <2. 3, z). 
Toongatown — Idora Park; Park and Falls St. 
B7. Co.. propa.; (1, 4); Barry Bawn hooka 
TaodeTUIe. — Sonthcm Park: Tosngatown and 
Soothem By. Co.. prope.; E. Baopp. mcr. 
Zaaaarllle — ^Uozahala Park; Mozahala Park and 
!Dt On., propa. ft mgra.: (1); C. 1. 
_ _ .. aecy. and waaa, JPka B h amt ft y. 
Macitaaa. prop.; W. BL . Dsaa^^ a^B^t amo 
mgr. attr.; (1. z). 

n wT.aw n va 
difliiMMa Time Park; Ardmore Traction Co.. 

piopa.; 0. U. ^rrne, reccIAr; (1). 
BartlaaTllla— OaUaetun; Orsr Broa., propa.; 
Jehn r. ninn. mgr.: (1. 3); book duecC — 
Okla. Alrdoma; J. U Orerleaa, prop.; John 
r. FUnn, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (6, x). 
BaU — Delmar Theatra; Bnld Theatre Co., pmpa.; 
Albert Loawen. mgr.: alao mgr. attr.; Soathera 
Theatrical Ctrcnlt: O. S). _ 
rredarick— Bleettlc HHimi; IMcdd li n aaa 
meat Co., propa.; J. a dm. mn.; (I. z, 4. 
zz); Vtaakal Broa. hack TaadaTtUa. 
Oothiia— Cryatal Alrdoma: Broaka ft IfcKeaaoa, 

propa.; it, 4. zx); Dallaa Alrdoma Oicalt. 
Bbco— Star Alrdome; Star Amoaement Company. 
^gL: Frank Marks, mgr.: (1. 4): book 

UeAleater— Laka Park: Wm. Bosby, prop.; A. 
B. Bstea. mgr.; A. B. Batea, mgr. attr.; (5. 

Hmriiogeo— Bjda Fatk; Haakofao Bcctile Trae- 

a^.;'^i.T^,iiiL«S:as:ia;% 



BUT DIRECT imm llMlPACrDRERS aid IMPORTCBS 



i y y y u 11 



Toy Canag, 

2910 




Corner's Orangeade 

la tha original and beat. Beware of anbatltntea. 880.00 prodt on arary ponnd. Goarantcad ondar 
tha O. ft Ooaanmaat Pata rood Lawa, Serial No. B34«. Tha beat and moat popular drink (or 
raikfc Iktak ■mpariaaMkl. etc. On« poond makea 40 gsllona; price, 82.23. Send 10 canu tOr 

aamgla MIU^ WkMa jWr a^te ea In large gna ntltles. 

- ■ , TBS COBBEB 00„ 808 ICarylaad Bttaat, BUFFftXO, HZW TOBX. 



of Parks, Fail 

Now is the time to get great benefit from an "AERIAL AD." 

It wUl reach mora people than soy other medlom at twice tha coat. KT VO. 8.JDC. OUTFIT la 



tba handa of 



a h rl ^t. eare fnl Toanz man wtU alTa yo a ae rrlcea worth from 830 par week 
ZOV-HbTOEEB. »>& BSACHUa BIS GBOWSa, WHtO tar toU bfocmatlon. 



karo BO agaata.) 

O^CONYNE:. aOOS MeLem Ave. 



"ft 



CHICAGO 



Her* We Go, en an Ott Circle Swing 




Getting a SO-foot ride each taTohi- 
tlOD. Nothing like It. Stilclly In a 
class ot Its own. It la Id feet long; 
oot a toy, bat m reel IWe merry-go. 
roond. Can not tip OTer. Nothing to 
break «r wear out. Baa coonter hal- 
naca aUdlag aeat tor carrying rldeia 
oc dISaicat welgbta. Seala adjaat fa 
aide ttdlag tut aUaar 

Blthar or botk ildat 

althar eaa atop tha aWiar. 
mora attention than aO atl 
In tha parka. Write far 
mstlan. OTT CIRCLE 
Dept. Z. EI Paao. HI. 





AUTOMATIC BUTTON CAMERAS 
FLOSS GAIOY HAGBilES 



of camana. Flataa aad a^pHm. WHta t»day. 

fii^BE ELECTB IC t yg-^CO^ I 




PARISIAN GONE OVENS 



Largest Manufactureis in the World. Over 30 
different styles. Write quick for ciicukunteUin, 
all about the Cone business. 

241. 25e. 252 Bitler St. GINCINNATI. 0. 



■RUTWHIGIUniK 

UUflU & DSIESBACH HANDFACTBUNG CO. 



1 




■awia in II Ml Hii B, A- humm, 
aa* mgr.: (l. 4, s); M Bparka hooka i 
Vina. ' 

City— IMIa lala Park and laAa; B^ 



attr.: (1, 8): 
Coaneaat-^laka Tlaw 

propa.; Arthsr " 

•ttr.; (J. 8, z). 
DirtoD— LakeeMa Park 



I^akaalda Park Co., 



praps.: ^smca A. Kirk, mn.; alao mgr. attr.; 
Ou 8m ciKalt;_(I. I).— fUrrlaw Park: Peo- 




lila Batting Oa.. piopt.: B. a Ktttta, mgr.; 
190 W. Grand are., Oklahoma aty. OUa.i 
alao mgr. attr.; (1. z. 8); B. a ktartln booka 
attr. 



Shpalpa — Ifeccaaln Park. 
Salphnr— The Teaiame; 



▼aadoma Amnaa Co., 



Tnim^^Orcntt Park; 8. 
mtgr. attt.i 
Owaa. peep 



. . Orcntt, mgr.; alao 
attt.: (S, z).— 4>wea Park; Chaoneey 



(S, B). 

OBBSOV 

nrtland— Tte Oaka; United 



Amoaement Co., 



SSS^adJSE;, <^ »):^^««»«- 

no^ay— Wranido Park: City of tlndlay, 
ESR*^.!*. 8): A. p. SebooaoTar. mgr.: lea. 
2'tt"HH2'» mgr.jittr.— Beorea Par*; I. r. 

r., mgr.; (1, 8). 
Fostoru— Ifesdowheoak; TWa BaBway Oa., 

props.; (8, 8). 

"A?*"? — *»rk; Miami Tallay 

^propa.:». QUIam Cromer, mgr., 

iAke Brady Park: D. Q. ■Maa^ laa- 

,iro* ffSiiSi'SaS'-.tSr'?' ' »»' 

» a^y). 
Uttcsetei^-ati 

I'l-xt-lSVi^ ri,^ StaaMrt minilit O*.. 
-'•^s'ln Otia ^atasa, praaldeati IC j. 

ukir^ 

-it. attr. 



! 8. OtIa Dataaa, praaUeat: K. J. 
"m" ■2R1iSS^-L.<*- •• «)-T**«6' " a«g * 'a 



propa.; J. L. Oatdiay, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; 
(1. 8): Waateca Taodarflle Managers' Aaao. 
haakn attr. OaaacW Cnat; A. Onehamp, mgr.; 
(■); liigB iVM ak attiaetiaai. 

«naat»wa eraaf Osattal Park; Wm. O. tlta- 
garaM. mtr.: aln mgr. attr.: a): book di- 
raet.— Bocaoy Park: a. B. Lyan, mgr. 

Altoeaa— Lakaasaut Park: Altai 
▼alley By. Oo., prapa.; LeaT. 
J. H. fihacfc, mgr. attr.; (1. 
MelTUla booka Taadarlllo attr. 

Aahlaad— Waedlaad Park; Behaylkm By. 





attr.: (1, x). 
Berwick— Vklrebuw* j n. vwcwm^ m^s.. 
(S).— OslambU; X. H. Pfaitar. powi, aai 
mgr.; alao mgr. attr.: (3, 8). - 
Biailted— Laat Park: Ooa, Woaaar, aeon, aat 
: (8).— Back Oily Park: BtadSM aad 
t naetlasi Oa.. peapa.: AJt.^ 
-Alamada I^'k:'pSg4 jCOh.pM.| 



Batlai^-AlaaHda 
lisoaard Baaar, mgr,t 
rlBa Ctocott: 91 



rhaig IHeamlaad; Aas. WaK pnfe. * 

•IM a«r. attr.i z): ftag. w«U 



: alee mgr. attr.; tl. 8, a); Meha 

oa pan M) 



We an flw BiHHdMlnaB flf tiw 

OWL PEi^IN CHEWING GUM 

now beiae used by amajority of tiioae CoDowing Fain. OnnifaKeleuior 
Fick-Oiit8,Fhddle Wheel8,eto. Write for prioea. 




Impxvrad Case ^saiii iment, 120 
Improved Cane Aaaorcmeat, 240 
Imptotad Okao Aancteoat, 8S0 



ladadlttc SO 
tnclndlng 100 
ladodlag 100 




uMd. eot,.~beat ma«a. par gr. 

, BOV •**••«•••* a* a • «*^«» I 

Dg^ViaiaS^8r'<^y ^BhM a f CaeoL pS w!^!J?%r^SS)oi 

CLEVELAND CANE COMPANY. Cleveland. Ohio. 



Merry - Go - Round, Ferris Wheel. 
Plantation Show, Band of 6 to lO 
Pieces, and other Concessions, 
inelifding flood Free Attraction for 

FBIIliU, Hi JttBILEE etUIVU 




-AT- 



Wist Side Park, Bryan, Tons, Aogast 8 to 13,1910. 



Cm Bolid wcA of FBative Feast, ICrth, ICemment and Ami 



ttOalnra. Laiga 

eommodioua Failc, aituated in lovetf, giova 5 btoeka from buaneas center. Lam 
FlK^Bmi, Grand Stand. Electrio I^vand other eonyenienees. Hie kictl erowdawQl 
ba thnili and ndticed R. R. rates and attraetiona offered. Trill bring many vimtora. 

Adifraaa. C. G, PARSONS. Pnptldttr tn4 Ptomotar Park AMnumiats, Biyaa, TaiBS. 



B Ai»nmBBB or ajju 



THB UnaiMBBS. 



64 



Xb« Billboard 



!. . . 1 



JULY 16, 1910. 



CONVENTIONS 



Bctliiicat Ijmrtn of Scru- 
too. July 20-30. Walter McNlctaol. «i a. 
Mam ML^ Senatoa, Pa^ 
BlnhuBtco — ^Woodmen of tbe World. Ang. 22- 
27. Edtat Rout, (B Court at.. Blogbamtoo, 
N. X. 

BtosbantoB — Grand JjoAge L O. O. F. of New 
XOCk. Aug. 18. Harrj Walker. 31 Union 
Bqnu*. Kew York Clt;. 

" Xock -State "■'•*«"■'«■•»' Uo- 




Mlaaionarj Society oC 
Oct. 19. Ura. r. A. Ala- 

, Cincinnati. O. 

Cbaotaoinia — CtaurUima InstiratloQ. Jaoe 30- 
Aox. 28. Percy H. Poynton, Chantaaqaa, 
N. I. 

CUS HiTen— CithoUe Sammer Sebool ol Ameri- 
ca. Jnoe 2«-Sept. 8. Ctiarlc* Uurzaj. 1 B. 
■»2d at.. Kew Xort City. 
Cold Sprlosa — BniBlffr tttA 2Cew Tork Heayy Ar- 
^kftj. .8<Vt. \^JBmc|i ^ HcBdilckMO. 3* 

*Army of the Poto- 



Api. is. Sam B. wmiema. National 
BUk oCCMaMRe. Eociiester, N. T. 
tir BockawaT — Grand LodKe State of Kew 
Tack K. of p. Joly 2«. Alonzo Etdell, H«t- 
erstraw, N. . T. 
Far Boekaway — Grand Temole No. lo, Pythias 
Slatera of New Tork. Jnly 26-28. Mr*. T.lrrle 
P. Frerlchs. 7703 Amboy arc. Beotjey Uanor, 
SUten lElasd, N. T. 
Kneport — Sontlieni N. Y. Toloateer Flremen'a 
Oct. **. 4m. H. JUmmlag. SU jfti. 



Berklmo^th 



111 oMbfM» Tl[m 
Mth iC T. TaL Aaan. 



Sapt. IT. J. 



A Snider. Jr., fliat Tlev-pmldent. I2S Eut 
Albany at, Herktmcr. N. T. 
Joiutato«ra — US Beclment N. T. Votnoteer Be- 
nnlon Aaan. Aoj;. 2ft. N. J. DeGralf, Am- 
tlTt^^in I K' 

laka Oaotte — ^Dancliteta of liberty. Sept. IS- 
18. Mm. Lottie A^ McGIaTe, S68 Oecatnr at., 
BiooklTB. N. Y. 
Xlttle Falla — Mew York State ConTentlon of 
UnlTcraaLUatB. Oct. S-T. Bar. W. H. Bkeels. 

_ BM|^ty»ajraa«; Mttta Valla, 

' neK' AaS'^i^'^Hr. Cbaa. r. Mer. 

IXKkpoTt. N. T. 

New York City— UnltaC Sntffla Waafean oC 

America. Oct. IS-ZL Albcct BMart. Boa 

742. Fin Blrer. Mua. 
Kew ToA City — ^Amcxlcas Aaan. of Pobllc Ac- 

coimtants. Oct. 17-20. Tbomaa Collen Bob- 

crts. M Fine at.. Kaw TaA Of 
Hew Taifc-^illiaal — — 

IT-ML 




City— J 

Sia FMaciaco. CaL 

New York City— U. S. Sol 
N. r. B. S. Sept. 1*. _^ 



Chleta 

Albany, 

Knr Totk City— Emplra POoltiT Aaan^ '••I- 

18-24. I>ane D. Howell, Mlneola. I.. I>. Y. 
New York City^ew Yoik and New BngUad 

kmrnn of Ballway S urg e on *. Nor. S-4. Dr. 

IM Cbaffee. 338 'f7tb at., Brooklyn. M. Y. 
Kiaaara FaJta — National Grand Lodse of JJ. S.. 

1. 0. G. T. AOS. — . WUlard A. Wylle. 

BeretlT. Maaa. _ 
Nlaaara FaBa — Worklnsmca'a Federatido or tbe 

State of New York. - Sept. ». A. Batea. 

1S6 Sooth, Utka, N. Z. _^ -^..^ 

Slaaata N. Y. Stata ■■■ XiM lM«ll> 

of tba Ct^ar Jfakatal* l alaia i n anail twan. 

■(M. n. W. R. Fersoan. Box 184. Oneida, 

gl alU t aig — CatlKjIe Yoans Men's National 
IMaa. Sept. 6-7. J. M. Walker. Box 64. 
FUQadelphla. Pa. 
ftasbkeepsie — Veteran Asm. I28tb Reidment N. 
yTs. T. I. Oct. 19. DtTTlek Brown. 283 

Main at, Poo|tlikeep»Ie. N. Y. 

Bocbeatar-^Iatloaal Harness Miinnfartmanr Aa- 
— -■-««-- Aac- ^jT-v. G. 31. Sebeix. lOl^lMM 

Ol 



8^ ir-«et. 
Catei. N. Y, 



Bocbcater — Sute Baymakera* Aaan. Sapt. — v 
Bocbeater — State Pattolmeo'a Aau. SepC — > 
BoAaatei^Americaa Clrie Alliance. Sept. — . 

M. Ijifayette Saroy. 507 Fifth ave.. New 

TM City. 

Bocheater — National Machine Tool Bn lid era' As- 
aoclatlon. Oct. — . P. E. Moctaoena, Sprlo), 
Held. O. 

Bocheater — Genessee Conference M. E. Church. 

Oct. — . Eev. Mark Kelley. LeRoy. N. X. 
Rochester — New Tork State Presbyterian Synod. 

Oct. 21. BcT. A. i. Hnttoo. Bocheater. N. 

Y. 

Bocheater— sute Conrentlon Y. P. S. C. B. 
Oct. 4-«. Iflaa Itlaa M. Stevcaa. n .Jaaea 
- ■ • K. " T. 

aiate OataNM M Ctaittlaa 

t Kar. IS-IT. Fnak C 

Wade, 807 D. S. Morgan Blda., Buffalo, N. 

Saratoga Springs — United NatlOQ&l Assn. of 

Poat Office Clerks. Sept. 5-8. Wm. F. Glb- 

txma, Scranton. Pa. 
Sarmtoaa — Am. Electro Tberapentlc Aaan. Sept. 

I3-1S. J. O. Trarell, 27 E. 11th at.. N. Y. 

City. 

Sebeneclaay Waw Xiak State Aaan. Chlefi of 
PoUee. lAat week Is Angnat. Jaa. I.. Hy- 
att. Chief of Police. Albany, N. Y. 

S y raeu a e — Shepherda of America. Aug. IS. Dr. 
W. . O. Smith. Barenna. O. 

Syrac oa e — State Aasn. of Fire Cfaiefa. Ang. 22. 
H. EUalla. Scheoectadr. N. Y. 

Syraeuae — ^New York State Eabalmeia' Aan. 
Sept. — C. S. SalTord. Camlllna. N. ¥. 

Syracnse — American Aasn. of Otwtetridana and 
Gynccologlata. Sept. 20-22. Dr. Wm. Warten 
Potter. 238 Delaware are., BoffalOw M. T. . 

Syracoae— Theta Pkt FTaf Wy 
acBtiaiL Oct. "IM- — — 
John at., nuaa, K. 

Syracoae — New Yaife . 
tlonal Order of tt 
Sana. Oct. 26-211 ' 
WoodTflle. N. Y. 

Syraeuae — Supreme Oaa 

eflt Aaan. Oct. IMS. Jaaepk 
nell. N. Y. 

Troy — -Woman'a Christian Tempcraace Union of 
the sute of New York. Oct, -7-11. Mrs. 
Mdlle B. HatdUnaao, 248 llala at.. Owego, 
N. Z. 

WatertiiCT Tlnaart J— . State at Ifew Tor&. 
Ao^ U-ia. Xkaaaa nwaljaa. Xknktet. 

Wate it ew B D aa«Mwj^8t 'iiMtHi.- iSmi-' T. 





Dr. 




Boebe«tei^Int« maHaaal 

tridans. Sept. M. 

Cedar St.. Ooralag, K.Z. 

Rochester— Kniehts of Wt, ^ 

Sept. 5-6. Beury C fltagBna. M HBa at.. 
Ne«- York City. 
Bocheater — International Assn. of Bridge and 
Stncttiral Iron Workers. Sept. 10. Jos P. 
Carey. 1 Broadway. Flat 7. Rochester. N. Y. 
Bocbester — I- O. a. M. of Strw York. Aug. 

9-11. Stephen C. Bolton. Watertown, N. T. 
Bocheater — National Aaan. of American Order 
or Owla. Aas. 9-11. A. J. KapUa. BeAaatrr, 
». Y. 

'— Aawrlfia Oidar of Oarla Ladled Aax- 
Aag. P-ll. 
_i_]tatioaaI HeyBakaiaf Aaan. Anc- 
14. GL B. Notie. Honde. lad. 
Bocheater— American Florlsta and Hortlcnltnr- 
Uta' Aaa n. Ang. 15-19. W. K. Rndd. Mor- 
gan HUL in. 

- - — Sopplr AMm.' Aac- IMP. 

am. Aac. xr- 

am. CMeatab 

m. 

B ocl i eite r— National BctaU Uoooment Dealers* 
Aaan. 24-27. A. W. Klitenhroker, 1020 

8.' P«iai»latma are.. Oak Park. m. 
Bocheater— New York State Betall XoaaaHat 
- Dealet^ AaaodatioB. Aaf. 2T-S*L laa. H. 
Tkgtt. ton tit. Bto* arc Bo ch e a te r- N. T. 

ar'Sbarweod Forest 8 m r » «m» 

' V >aa. lacoha. 18 Wehater 

ChrlaUdelphian Fratema. 
4-6. Wm- H- Haatliiga. 20« 
Bocheater. N. Y. 

DOBal Alan. SUtloniry Englseen. 

8apt.~lX-I8. F. W. Baren. 323 Dearborn at.. 
Chicago, m. 
Boebester— SUtlonary Machine Sopply 

B^^ter— New York SUte HomeaaaOde Iled- 
Icsl SodetT. Sept. MM4. »B. -Wm. Bad^ 





»r. B. I. _ ^ 

larhestav— New York State WatL_ 
Sept. — % Baland B. WoodwaiC 



Ol V. 



FayettesTOle— Oiaad War i np afi en t I. O. O. T. 

Aug. 9. B. H. Bamsay. Chaiiotte. N. C. 
HOXXH I>AKOXA 

BlsmarA — Bar Amn of North Dakota. Sept. 
T-tt. W. H. Thomas, leeds, N. :D. 

tead Fhcka-^Itae W. a T. U. of Karth Da- 
kota. Sept. 28- Oct, 2. Mrs. B. H. Wylle. 
Drayton, N. D. 

OHIO 

A^ron — Sammit County C. E. Union. Aug. — . 

Miss Beasle Myers, B. F. D.. Eut Akroi. O. 
Akron — Tbe lOlth Beirt. Srotherhood. Ang. 10- 

U. Samnel B. Bailey. CoUese at., Akno, O. 

OMar PolBt— OUa BetaB Tcatfoir Aam. 

1. ' A. L. noma. PI qua. O. 
CMar Point — OUo Optical Aasn. Aag. — 

E. I>. Jones, Sandosky. O. 
Cedar Point— Ohio Electne Light Aaa. Jolr 

2S-2S. D. L. Gaakm. Greearlllc. O. 
Cedar Point — National Hay Assn. A~ 

J. Tlalng Taylor. Winchester. lod. 
Cedar Peinl-^AaaocUtad Oh'o DaHiCB. Ao*. M. 

L- H. Brash. Salem, o. 
Cedar Polat— State Ena* Asa. AOS. U-S^t. 

2. Htigo N. Schlesalncer. OrtnatkHL 'tK ' 
Cedar PtAat — ^Master Hoose Palnteta ^M^BM 

toes* Asn. of Oblo. Jaly 38-19. ..^Mt 1 

nedy, 944 Linn at.. Cla«iawt1. O. ' 
Cedar P<dnt— SUte OMBdi aC CfetOk' As. 

A. M. Sept. J. »..:A. WllfcUl 

378, canton. O. ■ ' ■ 

Cedar Point— Ooonl7 AaMHT; AM. aC. 

Ang. 2-4. A. B. FmUmpm^ 

Co) umbos, O." - -.. . 

Cincinnati — F ial e iaHl ' .^rQijM 

Men of America. >^M^~JA - 

Banhright, ClndBBatl. O. 
Cincinnati — ^Natloaal Aaan. Window Trlmmefs 

of Aoieilea. Ang. 2. C. A. McNamars. S& 

Korwalk. Conn. 
Cincinnati — Carriage Bnlldera' National Conrea- 

tlon. Sept. 27. Henry C. McLesr, WQmlng' 

ton, Del. 

Cincinnati — Trl-SUte Vehicle and Implement 

Dealers' Aasn. Oct. 24-29. P. T. Bathbna, 

Springfield. O. 
CICTeland — ^National German Amettean T^rachera' 

Aaaa. Jair «r Aatnt. BaO. KzaaMr. 1334 

Bia a d a ay . Ctacteaatl. O. 
Oeaalana — BamI Black- Katgkta of tke damp 

at' brad. V. S. A. Ang. — . Wm. Dawaoo, 

34 School at.. Boateo. Usia. 
dereland — Loyal Orange Inttltatloa In the D. 

S. . Auc. 21. Wm. J. Klrkland. WaahlBgtoo, 

D. C. 

Colomboi — 0. P. I. A. Local No. 43 Sept. 2S. 
Leon Porcbe. 2412 Tarrlck at.^ CataBhaa. O, 

Colmnbna — Ohio Society of Q 
eonntants. Sept. 10. J. J, 
den Bldg.. Colomhoi, O. 

Columliua I . O. B. .JC. ' 
U. XhaaL'JL inm,M 
Tmr, Ohla. 

Colnmbna — ^International OMK-aC Good Temp- 
lars. Grand Lodge of Qt§a^}<Jkmgnst 17. B. 
O. Tsylor, SSOi Mapledda artu, Clerrland. o. 

Colnmbna — 174tb Begiment O. V. I. Organisa- 
tion. Oct. 19. J. E. Crow, 301 Weat Chorch 
sL, Marlon. O. 

Columbus — D. of A. National Couucfl. Oct. 4- 
7. Jnlis T. Both, 1216 Nicholas Bldg., To- 
ledo, O. 

Coiamhos— Grand Chapter of Eaatera Star. Oct. 
aw. J ia att te S. May. 1927 Oaar. at., Xa- 





Newark — Stata Coafrrenre of Cbarltlea and Cor- 

rectiona. Oct. — B. H. Shlrer, 806 Bar- 

riaos Bldf« ColotDhoa. O. 
Toledo— Ohio Fire Chlefa* Aaan. Sept. — . O. 

K. Moaer, Warren, O. 
Toledo — Great CoodcII of the D. S, of tbe Im- 

prored Order of Red Men. Sept. 12. Wilaoo 

Brooks. 234 LaSslIe at., Chicago, III. 
Toledo — Grand CoaccU Royal aod Select Maa- 

ten of Ohio. Oct. 4. Wm. E. Etuis, CbllU- 

cothe. O. 

Waahlngton C. H. -Gtaad Tenia oC Ohio. La- 
dles of tbe Golden Basla..^UK. B> Bipt X. 
Uts._aata A. AL>xaSS^MMr)r 



St.. Sprtoglleld, 0. 
Waahlactew OH. Oraad 






1^^ 



Oct. 



^.-W. MX. 

Oct. i»m. - — ^ . _ - 

ColnmT 

19. J. B. Cm*: 

o. 

Da.Tton — P. O. 
22. G. W. 
bOl. 0. 

laamOtao — ^Mlrnd _ 

J4-16. Mlaa Jeoala mgwMk, 
Haadltao. O. 

_ _ UkuU Btafe OmkU. 

Dlekan. MaaafcM O. 
aadeiT Kalabta Tema- 
laia at Ohio. Oct. 12. Jcba Nelsoa B*n. 
B B. 21 St.. Dayton. O. 
lleCoaaeneTille — Mnstrlngnm Taller Chatrtanqna. 
Ang. 10-20. J. E. Torbet, McConnellsrUI*. 
O. 

Newark- 76tb Ohio Vol. Infantry. Oct. 0. C. 
W. Hall. « Ckaataat at,. Kawafk. 0. 



Bridgeport — Wemilon of Blaa'—d <BaBr 'at Weat- 

em Oklahoma. Aag. St-H. Sm'-'wZ wMteaH, 

Box 31. Bridctpart, Mia. 
Jefferson — XortbaaaMfa OUdMa T89 W— d * A*- 

aodsUon. Aa». 1*-IS. P. A. aackai; JctC- 

eraoD, Okla. 

Oklahoma CTIJ ffcatldlipfcl^ AMB..a( OUa. 
Oct. 254C.' .Ck/^rTtaraBa, CMcfca^a. Ok- 

IBwatir »i>i>rt aiata dairtlj aC OUa- 
kaan. OeL la Ua a Back. BlUaaa. Okla. 
Stflhrafn^-GtaBd Lodge I. O. O. F. at OUa. 

boou. Oct. I9-21. J. A. Carntcxg, Gntbxleb 
Okla. 

Tahleqoih — Oklahoma State AntI Hatae TUet 
Oct. se. Wm. H. A. Banlaaa. Bos 
' " Okla. -■"■-f..-".,' ■ 

OBEOON • •'• .i 

Astoria — Grand Council of Oregoa -i- 

M. July 26-29. L. Carstea:>eii. 

key Bldg.. Portland, Ore. 
Portland — Ancient Older 

19. C. U. Steadmaa. 

Portland. Ore. 

PENNBYLTmA . 

AUeotown — Yeoman Order Hafagact. g e c oDd 
week In Aognst. Henry Unmieher, 2517 N. 
Bancroft. PhUadelphla. Pa. 

AUentown — ^Lehigh Vall^ Kenael Clnb. Aug. 
M. M. H. Hani, S4 No. Uth at., llla.- 

ton. Pa. 

ABcatowB— Aadcat Order Kalfhta of. the Mya- 
tic Chaia. Sept. IS. John J. Daria.- Box 
»8. Plliaiima. F*. 

Alleatoaa Oiiud -BaeampiaeBt of PenniyiTi. 
nil, L O. O, F. Oct. 17-20. Usher A. HtU, 

Odd Felloira Temple. PhUadelphla. Pa. 
Allentown — Federated Humane Societies of Penn- 
^^^^^^»^^^hg^ 8. Cailiile. 36 b. 

Bart^^^^^^^^^^^ Sons of Amerio. loly 
30. K. E. Heckman. S20 Second St., Jonlata. 
Pa. 

Bradford Springe — Pennsylvania Bankers* Asaa. 

Sept. 6-7. D. S. K106B. Tyrone, Pa. 
Butler — Retail Merchants' Assn. of Pa. Ao^ 

16-lS. A. M. Hawea, Erie. Pa. 
Chester — State Council of Pennaylvanla Order 

of Independent Americans. Sept. 20. Wm. 

A. Pike. Broad and Arch its.. PhUadelphla. 

Pa. 

Erie— Stata Cliaain aC Fa.. Jr. O. V. Ai JL. 
Sept^an. Geo. SL Fard. Ba» Tdd. Pbiladrlphla. 
Pa. 

FfeaakllB— ISIst Beat. Pa." Volaateer Infantry. 

Oct. IP. S. T. Boriiad. Ftcdoola. Pi. 
Harrlsborg- American Asaoelatloa of Park Sa- 

pertntendenu. Between Aognst 1 and 16. 

P. L. Molford. HarristMtrg. Pa. 
Philadelphia — National Asia, of Master Sheet 

Metal Workera. Aog. 10-12. Otto Soebel, 

Syracoae. N. Y. . 
PhiUdelplda— A. and I. O. KnighU of Malta. 

0|Ljg^F»jk Grar. ^ Ardi ata,. 

Fhlladdptia— NaHooal Asaa. lie^ar Sheet Met- 
al Workers. Ang. 8-13. B. F. Joba. 230 S. 
Foorth St., Philadelphli, Pi. 

Pittsburg — American Lodge of Tm leotltes. 
Ang. 9-12. John O. Tbomaa, Gorerament 
Bldg.. Dtlca. N. Y. 

nttsborc — Intematfoaal Stewards* Assa. Aoa. 
SS-2S. Jaw C Miller. 310 laabcUa Bids.. 
Chicago, m. 

PlttAorr— Xatlaaal aad BeUU DtasgUts. Week 
Sept. 12. Thos. H. Potta. 79 DeaihaaB St., 
Chicago, in. > . • ' 

PitUborg— Medical Sodetr eC -tke Stair '«. 
PennaylTanla. Oct. S-T. C^raa tm ■ Bier, 
ens. U4 a Mala at^.Atkna. Pa.- 

Plttsboqt napkirii at Itrtklrtw Oct.. U-IS. 
Ezra A. WFekaC: Fedcrel et,, ' ' 

N. J. 

Beading — Grand Chamber. Order of 

Priendsblp. Aug. IS-IS. Thoc. E. 

120S Fflbert at.. PhlUdalphU. Pa. 
ScrintoD — Sapreme Caatlc — - 

Eagle. Oct. II. A..-a 

at.. Philadelphia. Pa. 
Scranton — State FedentlOQ of , 

men. lUddle of October. Ibaj^ 

der. Corswill, Lebanoo Cooo^. l_ 
Scranton — Board of Trade lodoatrlal Bxpoaltlon. 

Oct. — . (ten daya). Mark K. Edgar, Board 

of Trade Bldg.. Scranton. Pa. 
■kaaiakin — Eigbt-Consty Aaan. P. O. S. of A. 

Joly 80. Ira Mann, 27 Seager Bldg., Bazla- 

tea. Pa. 

Booth Bethlehem — Pythian Slatera Grind Tem- 
ple, Ang. 16-18. NeUIe P. True. 457 B. Otb 
at.. Erie. Pa. 
Spring Orore — P. O. 8. of A. Aoirail Coaoty 
Conreatlon. Ang. IS. A. X. Jaeata. Sadag 
rorge. York Co., Fa. 
West Orore — Intemattooal Order «t Oael Temp- 
lars. July 19. O. F. Westlaod. 439 Sixth St.. 
Briddoek. Pi. 
Wllkrs-Barre — Brotberhond of Aaierica. Ang, 
9-11. C._A. Leas. 2944 Ftaakfoed aec^ Phll- 



Nearpert— Dlatdct Lodge B. I.. No. 9. O. 

Sept. 4.' Cari B. Saodherg. 891 Weatmtoater 

St.. ProTldeDce. B. 1. 
ProTidence — Atlantic Deeper Waterways Assn. 

Sent. — . Addlaon B. Burk. 816 Croaer Bldg.. 

Phlladelphls. Pa. 
rmrldenre— n. I. Rehrkib Asiemlilr. Oct. 13. 

Cora A. Aldrich. 500 Chalkltone are., Prorl- 

dence, R. I. 

WooDsocket — Woman's Oirlallan Temneraaee 
DaioB of R. I. n-t. 5-6. Misa Xiir B. Ol- 
arr, 310 Bntler Bldg.. Prarldence. B. I. 



POB SALE— Giant Octopoa. A deep aea ecrl- 



FOB bub; •: 

A bargala " 
MeKLKOY, 
New York. 



FOR SALE— A CURIOSITY 

~ * R.S weeks old. at my fara. 

a< maia. ni . W, 8. ComwdE 

- •( tLd99i aeating 
at a W t aaaonable 




Btjoo Ttieatre, Alhett 



* UOK, 



rOB SALE— A Dirigible Airship, with aU eiiolp. 
meaU for show purpoaes; complete; alio. laiM 
Tent: ci.' .^; a,: !.-.-m ii r..'^ it. Mriou!:, .m21a 

8. Flow t-r .i:ri vt. L.... ALstl. s. Ci. - 



FBiraStAll BLUB— &oIoable; aa oaed for la 
dry blolu. 40 centa a pound, any onan 
oao. WTAXT CO.. SI4 iCockland Btrnt, : 
'. Pa. 



utr. 
Lao- 




. VOR SAL^ CHEAP 
■■pin Wiam CkadF Macklae. complete, and t 
wada. good aa new; 940 takes it. O. O. D. tm 



recdpt of $10; money returned If 'aold. . 

hare M. P. Ontflt for aale ciieap. to oolcfc btiTMV 
HICHABD J. WATTS. Box 1. Cantoa. Pa. 



MBWr.TWd 

8. C. 

SjMrtanbnrc — Grand 1Tnlte4. IMfr alf 
lows. Aag. 2-5. W. R,' 
410, Oolaabla. S. C. 



Car- 



FOR SALE OR LEASE 



Sale preferred. If not eold qnick will leaae to 
reaponalble party. MoTlag Pletare and Vande- 
Tille Ttieatre In good OUa cUj a< U~~~ ~ ' 
Taaderille Iwoae la Ika cttSR aaadP^ 
iped. Addreaa M. JuW^':mm 




FerSal*. Gavloil Ae-key'Oroan.wleli Haiala 
Two buck tenta, complete, extra hearr. Ilaid 
Ferris wheel, 45 ft., 10 seats, ited, nrilir bear- 
ings. One Edlaon ooe-pin type B., 
Power machloea. 00,000 ft. BIm at one 

SSmmb' ""''^■addBMhaaiMat^rid?*' ' 

aad J^Ma^eaaear ' 
h. C 
(or caa 

CHBAP. 

PIUI BZCHAMdBL 

hare, Ky. 





^ XXAH8. CaOBBS , 

AHD OKBBBS tar ladepeadait Baricaqaa 
paalea. State loweat; long aeaaaa. 
^'M.,'' care BHIhoerd. New Taek. N. 



WMIT t PimilST! 

Most be expezieDC«il In rtoderlUe. I five two 
ehowB a nisbt; do matlD««t or SoBdajr aboirs. 
To tbe rlfht pmrlj I will gir% good ulur. but 
I do Dot n-aot m booM flghtwr-, " ' ~ 

Sr." If roa can flU 
ck. to a. 8. POl 
rto. Kutncky. 



BALLYHOO 

WANTED 



CREATION OF THE WORLD 

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. 

laBlBiilsBiiBniilBijr. 



AT IiIBERTT 



MONT WAKELEE 

Tke Vcmtile Comediaa 
and Artktk Dancer 

Maysvllle. Oklahoaia. J. C write. 



BALLOONIST 

At Libert y 

nt&MSr" imTrnrirSlaa Bjii£5oS%i.! 

Praf. Charles S.'warts. Aeronaut Mgr.. permaoeof 
addreu. li -.=.;>..>! t. Te-r.. Rpf. : l!<.r-b«ti;i' .Stale 

Bank. 



rAT LIBERTY 
OfiBiltd Mag^ 
Mudcians 

Sword Flghtera. Dancing Olrta. Woold like to 
hear from some good ahow people. Addn"** 
M. lOOJUJAM. 101 8. Balitrd Stteat. CUcwo- 



JULY IC 



Billboard 



66 



lUKOZA 

"iS. J- OUaiWr. 11cm. «. D. 

znrazsBOE 

als..,! 1 G«rie Wbllellck. 1410 Cootloeo- 
urTri'H Bldg.. Baltimore. \ld. 

«lni.udeol.. Sept. JMO. rtm;k Enrich. 

404 Tnut Bld«.. Detroit. Xlck. 

Ctaii.um««-8ocI«IT of the ATOT ot the Cnm- 

fcerUmT Oct. 12-lX Cto. t 8Hwr». C6«t- 

taMoca on* 

NatloB*! l£asw of Partmuten. 

OO. I2 I4. Ch«». a Xoonc, Oakwood. 111. 
KmtIIIc— SoBimcr School of tb* Soatb. Jdim 
^S^DlT S>. P. P- CUztoo. KGozTllle, Tenn. 
Ka_,|ll<' — Sootbem Nor»»lT<ne"'« A»«n. Aos. 

A. I. Smitli. KnoxTlUf. Tcon. 
Mnni'bis— Tennruce rhirm»ceutlc«I Awn. Jal7 

lJi.«l E. P. TroUIn«»r. ISUi mod Grand 

air.. X«ahTlU». Trnn. - . 

HcnnliU— Tri-8t«te Tooltry Show. Sejit. 5T- 

Oct 4. C. L. Baker. McaqtbU. Trnn. 
]laif'>l;l<^— Teaneaaee State TMcbcrs* Aim. Jnlj 

a-30. P. U auacd. CUtksTlll*. Tmo. 
KwkrIUe— Onod Lodf* I. O. O. P. at Traoei- 

•e. Oct; M. JTb. Hartwell. i:» SoTCOth 

■TC„ N. XubTine. Tenn. 
KaakTltle— BrMberkood of St. Aoilrew. Sept. 

•S-Ovt. 2. Herbert Carlctoii, Box 2S06. Bon- 

tmi. Mass. _ 
N.sl.rin. — Rrbekah AaaemblT. I. Q. O . F. 

Ort. IS. 3II«a Tbema A. Kramer, 730 El«htll 

ttc. S.. Ntshtllle. Tenn. 
VmucIII> — .<teiitbera Medical Ann. Km 

.-hnr Ponrllns. StarcTCport. La. 



Abilrw-IMpactMt CnBcn P. Itl- O^. 
«r Tciaa. Oct. 1»-U. H. E. TIaylor. Oonl- 
MM. *K 

AMI*— TncM Coasren oT Jfotlters nod Pamt 

Trtrber .%aaacl*lTaa«. Ort. ja-n. Mrs. J. N. 

porter, prra.. Park Batet' Dallaa, Tex. 
CoUrci; Station— Texan State Rortlmlraral Sod 

eiy. Lait dayi of Jotj. E. J. Kyle. OoUfg* 

Station. Tex. 
Cellrcc station — Texas Farmera* Concreaa. Jol/ 

S^2S. T. W. LarklD. Bcaamoot, Tax. 
»illa» Anerlcao Aaaa. oC Pawia<»i Asenta. 

Oct. tO-n. GacdOB O. SMMai. WW Ckcataat 

at.. PWIadelphIa, Pa. 
fkrt Wortta—Amerlcan Batlway RrMf* and 

IWlMaK Ann. Oct. 18. C. A. Ucbtr. eata 

CL A S. W. H. Y.. Cblcaso. lU. 
Bonatoo — Profeaalonal Pbotoyrapbers* Aaaa. of 

Teias. Oct. 18-30. P. U. BoTd. GaloearlUe. 

Ter. 

Hoaatoo — Kslxbta and Ladlea nt Honor. An^. 

2. G. Rarybelm. Honatoa. Tex. 
Uarlln— Text! Rural Lettrr Carrier*' Assn. Bapt, 
. S-«. Hum. T. Beene, MexU. Tex. 
)l*ik«t— Wcstatm Taxaa Odd Pellowa* Aaaoda- 

Itaa. Aav M-K- 
9ia ABtaala— Ttaaa-MUalaatppt Conmertlal Ceo- 

arrss. Xor. S1-2S. Arthur r. rraoela. Box 

ViS. Dearer. Col. 
Wico— Danghlera of the Amerlraa RrrolatiOB. 

Nor. — Mloa HarrlPlt Spaldtnc. J31 Boaa 

ar^.. Dallaa. T<>xa". 
Wfro— Texat Wnman'a rhrlalUn Temperanea 

rt*m. «aitt. aua. Mian n»d A. Bailor. 




TEBXOR 

Bellows Falla— Great OraacU of Veraioat. 1. O. 
B. M. Auc 23. Cbaa. A. Hannab. I« Atkla- 
aoo at. 

nellowa Palls— rnneral DIrectoi* and Bmbaln- 
W Asjn. Joly 10-21. A. K. Hall. Btadfora. 

vt_ 

BttrMnrton — Vermont St^te Flrtmen'a Aaaocla- 
llon Coirrniinn and Toomaaieat. Aof. 10-11. 
E. n. Uoore B*aalaKl«>i. Vt. 

Cabot— Grand Mc* or Tt_ I. 0.=- O. T. Oct. 
li lX E. M. Caatpban. IntarMt. - Tt. 

KMIaad-Voaaat Soadar-rcbaol Am. Oct. 11. 
H. A. Dnrfee. BoHlactaiL-'Tt. 



AllMtrU-VirsInU Steta HtMi»'a Am Av. 

MOL Georre G. Camaf. M VMtk 

ftrtaamath. Ta. 
Alaxaadria— Xatlooal CbrMlMi:.ekf«r t 
^Srpt. & Joha Ma. .wSm-lm. 
, «««~.y«rtla|rt—. D . g : •■■ 

sasr k £rft w!?wa2: 

Braitlrbora— Va. Stata Hal 111 rtlial BnWlj. 
Plntt week la Xnriakn. U. B, C«bSS|£ 

Bnrllnstoo. Va. ■ - - 

"■»/'?'.'"!"■"*-„"• O- Kba- Haaafcrn Am. 

retel^E!."^'; vt"'- ^- 

ln.|..rM-mlejit Orter of RccbaMtn. 8ci>t. W. 
wish'.U'JS^fa^ Maaanehnaatt. aa... S. ■.. 

„2hei»<it„^£V»- «~ I- 

Sa^. Va B. FMeta- 

*eiI"'l~,T" vf S- It»pl«»a«t, Vabi- 

n I* J""^«"»"T Dealer*' Alan. Nor. IB-IT. 
11. I.. Spencer. 1.W2 Main at. Rlcbamad. Va. 

lUehmon,i_N-,tinnal AMn. of Vercantlle A«ai- 
Sm".. ^- THompaoB, 133 B. 

^aj «f.. New York Cllj. 

Whtnond— i-botosinpbera' Assn. of VlnilnlB and 

Catrtata- Am Sept. 
* • m 4MMB.' X aal a aM , .T«. 




Ja'r SS-W.- a 
Iren-i I— ■WaabhBM 

Seville. W.ab. 
lajit.,.,,— uv.tem Waahlnaton Woman'a Cbrla- 
nw Ti mpi.raora Dnlon. 8»pjt. 80-Ort. 4. iln. 
wiS^ Arcade Bid*.. SeatUe. 

State Elka' Reanteo 

>^ . halite 'wai ^ ?«W<»- =<» 

r.r .'^J?,*.- 'V^ Kanmad B. Briefcvtt. 
S|i" . '*»♦"•• Waab 



Q •'"ftnlnit Coornn. Oct S4. ha. 

» , "il'T Parralna Expoaltloa. Oct. ■■». 
Wish • '"'^'■' Button Bldt., Bpokana. 
^aka»..-Coontijr Ufa Caafaraaca. Mar. M>1». 



Tacom* — Waibloirlon State Pbarmacratlcal As 
aoelatloD. July 20 2-J. J. W. McArthur, 
Broadsrar Pharmaiy. Spokane. Waab. 

Walla Walla — Great Cooocll of Waahloatoo 1. 

0. B. M. Jal7 19-21. J. P. Caaa, Boom 210. 
National Bank of Commerce Bldg., Tacoma, 
Waab. 

WEST VTBOnriA 

EecVley— Grinil Temple of West Vlrirlnli Ladles' 

Golden Eacle. Sept. 0. Mr*. Sarah DarU, 

Beckley. W. Va. 
Beckle/ — Orand Ctatle Knicbta ot the Golden 

Easla. atft. A-T. T. H. Oar, BootJaston, 

W. T«. 

Charlcalaa — A. O. U. W. Anc — . Jos. M. 

Ward. ElkiDi ' W. Ta. 
Charleston — Elba' State Conrenlloo Sept. SS- 

29. 

Clurlestoit— Jr. O. U. A. M. Sept. 21 
Brent SbrlTcr. Sew MxrtlnxTllle. W. Va. 

CbirleitOD — West VlrelD^a Ann. uf roatmas- 
ters of tlie Plrst. S..«-ooa an I Tbird Claaaes 
Oct. — . T. T. HnfTmcn. Keyjier. W. Va. 

ninton— West V*.. Ti'Siher*' A-nn. XoT. 21, 
»rs. Ilelea J. Jnbnmn Klnt»II. W. Ta. 

MootEomeCTjj^HMl^gaMI^Ck ^, ML^j^. 

W.' Va! 

Parfcaraliarc— Oraad Ladaa R. of P. (Oolared). 

Anc. B. R. BaHey. Montcomrrr. W. Va. 

WbMltac— Went VlrslBta Htnlmt iDstltate. Dec. 
— Nell Boblnaoo. Charleotnn, W. Ta. 

wiBComH 
Food do Lac — Wlaconaln Funeral DIrectora Aaaa. 

Adk. 2.S. I. J. Flemlnx Ean Claire. Wis. 
Food do Ln(>— Grand Encampment of Wlacooslo. 

1. O. O. P. Oct. 11-12. W. H. Ma^aoo. Food 
do Lac. Wis. 

La Crosse— lodepen lent RcamllnaTlun Working 

Men's Asan. Jnljr 29-31. Adolpb Mellaness. 

Baa -ClaSsa« Wla. 
La Oaaae — W lan aila Bankets* Assodatloo. 

Aiw- — w QaaM-D. Bartlctt. Ill Maaao at.. 

Mnwaakac Wlh . -. 
MUwaakac-Cathalir SMIiMb «C.VImmIb.' My 

19. John M. Oallbaa. SM Ja^kaom at.. Un- 

waokee.' Wis. 
Mllwankee — En'-ampment T'nirormcd Rank K. of 

P. Aag. 1 «. M»). Gen. Artbor Stobbert. 

American National Bank RIiIe.. St. Paul. 

lUttB. 

Slllwankee — Supreir-e. T oil^ K. of V. Aocnat 
I-ia B. L. C. While. NasbrlUe. Tlenn. 

MI t waa k aa WISM al a Baidvare Luiab a imaa 'a 
Aaaa. Stpt. 90l A. . B. Beebe. HcMUIan. 
Wla. 

miwaokee— Tadlea* Catholic Benerotent Aaaa. 
Jal.T 19. Ura. J. A. Royer. 443 W. lltb at.. 
Erie. Pa. 

Mllwaakee — WIi»eoo«In Branch Nrllonal l>acn« 

of Poatma'ters. Inly 28-29. Wm. B. Brown. 
Wlscon«In Vereraos' Home. Wis. 
liUwanke* — .(inerlran Public Health .\*an. Sept. 
l(-9. Dr. W, C. Woodwanl. Waatainctoo, D. 
C. 

MUwaiik*e — 'ntenattonsi Fox Ano. An'. 30- 
Bapt. 3. it. C. Sajrdaa. Cbtaaibaa O. 

MBwaatet I'lalbiibuud RallwaF Canaen of 
AaMtoK . 8r»t. ^ F. Wm. Werka. SOT.BaU 
PIJgj:"Krg— C UB. Ifbu ^ _ _ 

M y,^a«* ^||~J22f^B^SSinw\^5xaS&kaa' 
Wla. " .. / 

MMwankoe— Or^er .IBlhMI ^a>iniW.^^|Brt: —■ 

cmneo. III. 
Mllwankre— WlaeaMB -ChMP TMllif Aaaa. 

Oct. 21-22. X. a.:BM IS «M.|Mr at.. 

Madtam. Vlo. . ."l^ -^ ' _ 

OrnnaoMnr WlaeaaM Btala l l Mll ' . il taia l Stf- 

rttr.- 'Xm^ tt-lM. iiMiMhk ctMMd. um- 

laan. Wta. ' : 
0«hko«h— W l xan al n State Askx Vaster Ronae. 

Painter* and Orcoralw*. Anc. 2-1. Leonard 

Forester. SB SSd St.. Ullwankee. Wis. 
PlattTllle — Lothtr Leagne of Wisconsin. An*. 

— . John Mael. Mt. Hor*b. Wla. 
Waterto'cn — Wisconsin State Fei'eratlon of La- 

hor, Jnly 20. Fred Brockbensen. 553 Orcbarii 

•t.. Mllwrnkee. Wl«. 
Wanpak>> — Good Temnlars" Mntnel Betjellt Asan. 

Ane. a B. F. Patker, Xo. S Carey BMr.. 

Mil — 



Vanccorer — Canadian Mtnnfac 

Sept. 20-22. O. M. Uorray. MM 
Bank Bids-. Tomato, Ont.. Cao. - 

WeUand— ProTlndal Wa* ~^ 

An(. 1.3. ococfa a: 

Ont., Cao. 

VABAKA 

Pasama — American Instltpte of lllnlnc Ba(ln- 
cen. Oct. 2B-N0T. 25.^ B. W. Bayand. 28 
W. 39tb at.. New York CltF. 



Waited uExperiencMllbiti 



state experience and salary In Orst letter. Add. 

B.Mcr. 

Battia Ciadc.. 



•xper. 

WALTER SAVIDGE. Usr. ^Tld<e Broa.* Amn 



Six Flying Banvards 

World's Greatest Aerial Act 
Add. BERT BANVARD, Mgr^ ore Tiie BiUboard. New York Otr 



Flying Baldwins 



T» w. «B«oi»Ar. ma. m M It. 



THE LATEST AERIAL HOVELTY 

Three Marvelous 



FAIRS. HIPPODROMES, 

can BSmoaid, Citiciiitiati, O. 



MB tMMi, AT uwnry flM> fAmcai, 



McFALL'S DOG CIRCUS 

BIGGEST ANO BEST AHRACTION OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLO 

Fcsttxrcs: Front and Hind Foot Walking, Baby Cab Pnahlnc. Waltzlas. Paha Dor, Somersaidf* 
Tlibt Wire WalUmi, Boxlac Oosi (wltb knaduatj. Higb (48 faat at ladderai. etc. Aa a 

- - - -- ^ IftM VaW. HtfAUk car* White Hata of 




GRANADA 
FEDORA 

THE HU MAN E LEPHANT 
— MfTT sBAwnre caxd bob mbbb 

AJTD FATBa 

This cut sbowa Berr Oraaada and Ulaa Alma 
Fedora In tb* elephant akin, 70 fe«>t In tb^ air. 
Address HERB OBAMADA. Oraaada Villa.. 
Akron, O. Eaatem a ddr aaa. tU 8tk A*a» ean 

Cohn'a. New York ClIT. 



At Liberfy fw Parks, Fm airi Cddhratioiis 

"THE UP-SIDE-DOWN" ZERHLOAS 



- — k B*«atd T. Racani Itaattovae, "Wla. 

rawana _ 
BRlhi ~ Oat.— Canadian A<!>ncUtlan Stattoosry 

Eastarm; July 2«.28. W. A. Crockett. Mt. 

Ramiltra. Oat.. Can. 
Calcarr. Alta.— Grand Lodee i>f Alberts, I. O. 

0, P. Anc 11-13. O. F. TIrdall. P. O. Box 

C^lcary. AlU- Can. 
Fort Wllllnm. Ont. — TnMte* and Tjhor Cbofresa 

of Canails. Sept. 12-17. P. II- Draper. Bos 

SIX. Ottawa. Ont.. Can. _ _ _ 

Keotrlllr. N. S.— HIsb Court nf X 9. I. O. f. 

Sent. — . E. 1. Hlader. Ralifaa. JC. 8. Caa. 
Klns<tftn. Ont.— Tbe loyal Tree Blue Aaaa. 

Anenat s»-ii. Xlcholaa Imemni. Box I4T. Port 

Perry. Ont. . _ 

L«a-V«. Ont.— Soretvlca Great Priory of Cah- 

»«s. Knieht Templars. An«. 4-«. W. D. 

Wli.rte. "ox 1307. Montienl. Can. 
Laa<*«a. Oaf.— Ontario Vecctable Or<»w«a' Asaa. 

Itatsa ant aeHled (Stept.V J. Tnckle WUaoa. 

ParMasaent Bld«.. Toronto. Out.. Can. 
Montreal. One. — BeheHib Aweirhly of Quebec. 

1. O. O. F. Anit. IT. Mr*. H. Spencer. Box 
ane. Sherbrooke. Que.. Can. . 

Montreal Ont. — Itetekab Asnrmhly of Oatarii^ 

Anir. 9-1(1. Mrs. M. A. Pearte. S3S Maift- 

bam at.. Toronto, Can. 
Montr**!. One. — Grand Lode* of Qoebee. I. O. 

O. F. Anc. 17. F. J. Poffrr. Box 432. 

Montreal. Can. 
Ottawa. Oit— RaatatB Ontario Itental. Anic. 

^1 5upt. 2, nr. W. B. Ofswcw Ottawa. Oat.. 

^ Can. (f.,f .Liiigf^'^'^ii^jig^'^iiHlHi tt^ttj 
Par^ n<mi. Oa t.~W |i^^. <>a||i^^a|^iPwi^>^^fta f « - 
Ont..- rani ■ - 

«» nr» wl » > » atloo«l Cat. smia Ratal and Uqnar 
nertcra* Aaaa. Jotr aO-SI. Jane* A. Boat. 

n aintoo St.. Bnlfaln. N. T. 
TVironto— Templar* ot Honor and Temperance. 
9ept. a. * Rer. C 8. Woodmff. Flemtnatna. 
N. J. 

Toronto. Out.— ^alon of Canadian Mnalclpalttlak. 
Aunt. — . W. D. Uchtban. Qoehee Bank 
Bid*., Moatresl, Csa. 

Toronto,' Ont. — ladepeadent Order Odd Fel- 
lows. Aug. 10-11. 1. B. KiM Boom as, Cba- 
ada- Ur» Bldir.. Tanala. . Ont.. Oaa. 

Tnro. N. 8.— 4l*»Bd Batamawat oC t. O. O. B.. 
Ma'sMme PraitlMaa aT ftiwada Am. 9. Ut. 
MelT llle MaftS^. *fi!i#%_j! » S«. 

An*, 3-11, Wbk SIMkravwI. 
Ont., Can. 
Vaaconrer. B. C— PbnlaMhNlf Aa^ 
PaHllr Karthwent. AwTm. W. O. 
▼aacaasar. Waab. 



Head aad Bbal Baltacata. An act tbat la blcb-diaa. aeoaatlooal. pleaaca aenry aoe. nakta them 
talk, a ical drawing card. We alaw aatSafactlon and roll ralna for ytmr money. Addreaa, cam 
Tba Binbaaid, ClaSnatl. Ohio. 

Uf A ||T A first class, medium sixe WILD WEST SHOW; also Mys- 
liftra I teryi Metleo Pieturei PlaBlatlon, aad ather gaodaacsa 

THE BIG BAXTER REUNION 

Baxter Springs, Kansas. - Augjust M ySs ptsmber .3. 

300,000 te draw flrem. OOiOOO dally attiMidaiMMK aatM^'W 



At Ubwiy 4w F^»4Hii;^M 

llw Aerial Biidds^4^& 

Managers that are lookiiig for a feature for their Park or 
Fair do not overlook the above act. It has no equal. There 
is not a dull moment in it. This act is done oy two chil- 
dm. ages 16 and 17 yeaiE^ aMjMtad. tagr Itaa. Eva Budd. 

Atftfrstt an camninntttMena to 

MARK STENSLAND, Gfura] lleliYtnr. Chicago, III. 



IJEROMEm LEWIS 



OnoofthBlMBtb 


•ts in vaudBvilla. Thay possess voleas whieh 


■r« FMlly singing onMs and th 


• meHewr torn 


m Issuing ffrent 


th«lr sllvar llnMl 


1 threats ana 






•eho «ff tha last nota. 







lUUIUS aad BSOUIt ABENTS TAKE UTIfiE 



I err 
cxiNG AWrws, . , . Mre If ?im TIHTRF. CHICAGO 



56 



Ttte Billboard 



JULY 16, 191(k 



PARKS 

(CooUoaed from page A3) 

OUoobU— Cblcklc* Park; Coneatogt Traction 

Co., props.; H. Apgar, mgr. 
Oolomliiu — Becreatlon; Elmer E. Baso. P^OD. 

and mgr.: aim mgr. attr.; (1. 3); Elmar E. 

Bob books TandeTlUe. ^ 

OanIelaTilla— Bdgemont Park; Edgament FlOE 
^ Aasn.. pnps.; O. C. Ma^lfc "•'•S.^Sf, "■«;• 

•ttp.: 8); aunaaw books Tsnaertlto «t- 



Oil Bols— BlgamoBt Faik; Abe aialala. mgr.; 

(1, S; X); E. B. Uaonr, books attr. 
■aston— Idand Park; Easton Amsse, Co.. props.; 
H. B. Wbr, mgr.; also mgr. attr.: (1. 3). — 
BnsbklU Park; Northomptoo Tiae. Co., prapa.; 
Geo. Selple, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (6). 
Erie — Waldameer Park; Bnilalo asd I«ka Brie 
Ttaetlon Co., props.: Tbos. Maloney, mgr.; 
H. T. Foster, mgr. attr.: (1, 8): H. T. ra- 
ter books Taodenlle.— Bloar UUe Creek Park; 
B. T. roster, prop, and mgr.; also mgr. sttc; 
(1. 8): H. T. Foster books Tsniteinie^^ 

Knoaltlan Park— Sxpoaltiaa Fa^ aa OnBasBt 
xSke: Gomieaat I«ks Co., B. a adeombi 
— T.;^ q. Holeomb. mi;; (1, 8); Cbts. 

eh Park; dtfaenaP naettoa Cou 
Rank T. Bbaffer, mgr.; Boifs snA 
mgis. sttr.; (1, 8, x); book direct. 
le-^Woodland: SebvrlklU Br. Oo., 
mmm.i Oeoi. H. Oertwr, mgr.; also mcr. attr.; 
Vii'^L B*"" Ctocnlt; Maorlce Boom books 
jmasfiUa sttr. . tuM^ uac^ 

-^^^"yTboslr 



mgr.; alao mgr. attr.: (1. 8); Arthur FMtb- 
iDgbam books TsnderUIe attr. 
Sbunokln— Edgewood Park: Sbamokin Bdgewood 
St. B. B. Co., props.; M. H. Kolp, mgr.: (2, 
X); local bands. only. 
Stiaion— Idlewlld Pkrk; Daly and Sblpler, piopa.; 
J. M. Sblnler. mgr.;- siso mgr. attr.; (1. 8); 
UelTlIIe rarralt. 
Somerset — ^Bdgewood Park: J. A. Berkey, prop.; 
W. D. Lambert, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1, 3): 
manager books TaodeTllle attr. 
Sttnbnrr — ^Island Park; Stmbaty' & Northomber- 
laod St. Br. Co., props.: B. T. west, mgr.; 
also mgr. attr.; (1, 3); book direct, 
Tamaijna — Manila GroTe Park; Eastern Pa. 
Btb. Co., PTopB.; C F. Crane, PottarlUe, 
Pa., mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1. 3, s). 
TttnsvOle — Fleldmore Park; L M. Barchfidd, 
prop.; TltnaTllle Tnctlaa Co.. "^g^ ^%ia'' 



B.' B. Oogteb^L-mgr.; also 




HSnlabatt— 1 
ptaps.; Mix 
sttKS (1. 8. X); 
•elUs sttr;— inpp«___ 
Oob. owaais: tC Ba<# 
BIdg., 1118 Ohastait 

n — Haale Park; I<elilgh Traction Co., 
pcdps.; a B. Houek. mgr.; sIso mgr. tttt.; 
TlTx. 3): Jobn C. Jackal, 14S 33d at., B.. 
• New Tork City. ^ ^ 

. BerahcT— Hersber Park; U. Body Hdler. book. 
- - lus Chaatoot St., Pblladelphls. Pa.! 




UntostowB— Sbadx Orors 
Psik Cow. props.; ^ 

Wiiiihtngtiai-^wS^^ OUT Park; City ot 

Wssblngteo, nopii; JS). i 
West Chester— Lsupe nrk; Moibert Hamilton, 

prop. & mgr.: also mgr. sttr.; <2, 8). 
\nikes-Bane— Sans Send; Aoto Speedway Co., 

Inc., prapa.; Geo. K. Brown, mgr.; also mn. 

•ttr.^2); bsnds on Sunday only; Psrk Book- 

WlUow OioT»— waiow Onm Firk; Pblladdpbis 
BmsUi Tniialt Cow. ptopa.; Oeo.' O. WySKOop, 

. Jr., ngr.; (St. S). - 
WUUamvort— vsnamoQt- Fsrk; .Tsllsnwwit. Tne. 
Co.. pisps.; ■mast H. DstIsl. Bar.; alao ngr. 
attr.; Cf, •> z)' — IMUss Park; T; A- fcesliia. 
Salt* a.-2]giia BMf,, Wmiimi— t,,l|. 



Bast ProTfOeDC* — Oxeseast Park; B. A. 

tlngton, pias. * mgr.: also mgr. attr.; (I, 
8»; Harrington's Olienit; books direct, 
Kswpott— Ul ea bu d y Park; M. B. Sheedr, p 
Cbas. B. Cook, mw.; (l, 4); Sbeedy's, ^ 
cult; I. B. O., 1402 Bmadway; New Totk 
City, booking sgenta. — Island Park; Old Colony 
Sit, By. Co., props.; H. E. Beynolda, mgr.; 
alao mgr. attr.; (1, 3): H. B. Beyoolds, 84 
State St., Boston, Mass., booka naderllle 
attr. 

Prarldence — ^Vanity Fair: leo 8. Ueyer, mgr. ; 

also mn. attr.; (8). — ^Rocky Point Park; COl. 

B. A. Harrtngtoa, prop.; alao mgr. attr.; (1. 

8); hoolrtiig duset. 
Wsrwiek— Boeky Point; Bl. A. Harrington, 

|Mpi|i fligK.; alao mp. attr.; Harrington 
: 'OSallt' OTS): B. a. BurlngtaD books sttr. 
WHTSOaBOUNA , 



^ BdiMs Piik; Italia * Is- 
aaca, prapa.; Gna Hollaatav aasr.: ab» awr. 
attr.; (1. 4); B. O. (Hasa bsska vaatsellla.— 
Qlenwood Park: Noblas pispn.; («. 

Aostln— Hyde Park; iai. lONr. fHp. ft Mtr.; 

also mgr. attr.; -0, - ■. -. ■ 

Brran — West »ile nik; O. O; Paisou, pnp. 

& msr.; (1. 8). 
ClarkSTUle — Bennton Park; J. K. P. Jamlion, 

mgr.; H. M. Kelly, mgr. attr.: (2. 3). 
Clebome — ^Altdome; Johnson & Morpby, props.; 
John B. Johnson, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; <S>; 
Soatbem Snnuner Circnit. 
Colemaa— Coleman Park; Coleman Park Aaso., 

pnps.: J. A. B. Miller, mgr.; (B, z). 
Dallas— take OIIII Caalno Tbeatte; Charles A. 
Uangold, mgr.; slso mgr. attr.: plays light 
opera and stock; (3); Chaa. A. Mangold books 
attr. — Cycle Park: Stnnwtt * Brows, propa.; 
W, 1. Brown, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1, zx, 
3); Dixie Clrenlt.— Laks CUC Oartsa Theatra: 

suit t ^'%r&£^*£ic- 

kina books naderllle. 

Dealaoo— Woodlaks Park; Denlson * Bhnnsn 
By. Os., pmps.; Ju. p. Orlffln, mgr.; (I, 8). 
I Paan ilidisna; >kank Bleh, mgr.: Box 61. 
D Paso, Tw. Uttile Park: Rank Bleb, 
mn» Bos a. ■ Baao. Tex.; (l, 8, z). 

Ft. Worth— laks Bie Park; Nortbism Texaa 
Tnctlon Co., pnps.; O. I,. Slkaa, mgr.; alao 
mgr. sttr.; (2, 3); 0. L. Slkei booka randa- 
TlUe sttr. — JAkt Como Park; Lake OoBM Am. 
Co., props.; S. T. PaBabna^mwi alas aagr. 

O^B^^s Meettla Pa^i Bartiani * Kirk- 
patrtek, ptsga, ft mcra,: also mtgu. attr.; (i, 
8): nonl Brotbeis, OkUhoma city, OUa., 
books attr. 

OalTastoa — ^Blselrle Pari;; Oalreston Electric 
Park ft Amnscmsnt Co., props.; Cbaa, Btankal, 
mgr.; also mgr. attr.; mOTM«_uHllliaai laeal 
banda. — Chntea Park; Sea WMf -ftMNb' fls 
props. ; Chaa. B. Meyer, mgr.l MM Mjik Sttr. 
(1. 8, z); book direct. 
OatesTllle — ConlMerate Park; Confederate Pari; 
Ca, prapa.: Darla B. Ball, mgr.; also mi 
sttr.; tCi); Davis B. Ball books sttr. 
Uadlii— BarUett Park; Hia. Z. Bartlstt. ptov,; 
(S. z). 

Mloersl Wens— Stsndard Alrdoma: Bdwsrt H. 

Wagnrr. prop.; Oro, W. Welnjcnrt. mgr.; alao 
inj!r. altr.; (I, 3); bootlcK illrnjt. 



. nsy, mgr.; Z. W. ' 
KeadTllIiH:^akwopd; 



S>: B. W. laaoba . 
PUaca PaA; B. W* 
alao mgr. attr.;- CU 
TandSTule. 

yanao' fibqre — NlppoDo Park; NIppono Park Co. 

pms.; C. B. McCnnoDgh/ mgr.; (2. 3). 
Jenastown — Lona; Ltma Park Amnse. COi, 

piopa.: John HInkel, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; 

(1. 8); book direct. 
Lsks Cairey— Lake Carey Park; John J. KB- 

•ayoe, ptoo. and mmr.; alas mB. attr.; 

■ anrib jidBp.; alao mgr. attr.; (S). 

TJ i - * ^a--aa «i.nt« OroTs Park; Eaatam Pa. By. 
Oa., props.; C. T. Crsne, PottsrlUe, Pa., 
mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1, 8, z). 
Lasnitown— Bombam Park; U dc E. B. By. Co., 
F. R. Qolgley. mgr.; also mgr. attr.; 
^. P. B. Qnlgley booka attr. 

UsTen — Agara Park; Snaqoehanna Trac- 

tloD Ca. propa.; }. C. Oilbody, mgr.; also mgr. 
atlr.; (2, a, 3). _ 
UcKeeaport — Olympla Park; Weat Pa. B. B. Co., 
props.: O. 0. Hartlsj, mgr.; slio mgr. attr.; 

M'sS riiiinti_ llsulslt Part; H. HOnnd- 

Mes^K 'bictfin 'iia., 
props.; F. B. Sbryock, mgr.; also. ngr. attt.; 
(I, X. 3): F. B. Shiyoefc boohs vaadseUte 
attr. — Exposition Park; ~ - - - 
pnpa.; H. O. BMMIik^Mbt' 
tractloDs; (1. 8, B>f 
TandcTllle attr. 
MDtOD — HUtOn Park; BIdiard Banett. prop. A 

mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (2, 3). 
Mt. Carmel — MaysrlUe; Sbamokln and Mt. Car- 
mel Traction Co., props.; Prot. Cbsmbalsla, 
mgr.; (2, 8). 
Mew Brighton— Jonetioa Park; Besvcr TaUw 
Ttaetton Oo„ pnns.; W. B. Boca, mgr.: sl- 
so lagr. attr.; (1, d); Frank MdetS* books 
vaaMTlUa att& 
New Oastis— Cascade Park; H. ft S. By. * 
Ugbt Co.. praps.; W. C. Smith, mgr.; Geo. 
6. Bose. mgr. attr.; (t): Keltb'a Clrcnlt; 
Jole Ddmar, of United Booking Offlces, New 
Tork, boohs TsndeTllIe attr. 
on City — ^Monarch Park; Cltliena' Traction Co., 
^npa.; B. McCoe, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (2, 

Fta'Anyl — Wind Gap; State Belt Electric St. 
By. Co.. prone.: J. T. Wamllton, mn.; also 
a|pk_attr.; 8): maaagar oC pad; boobs 

Woadsids Park Co.. 
r. — ^WaahlngtDB Park 
Thompson, prop. 4c 

it,, alaa mgr. attr.; (1, 8): W. J. Tbomp- 

ajwaka taad sTlila attryjg blts CMyt W Mm 
M?^fr BSjwSt iftaSSw&l^ f& 
CO., prapa. 

Ptttsbnrg — Kennywood Park; Plttabnrg Kenny- 
wood Park Co. " " " 



. KatthewB * Smith, props. 

ft ■BS.; also -mgr. sttr.; (5, z). 
Odambu— Hyde Park; Colombia St B. B. Co. 



propa. ft mrrs.; (1. 4). 
Btiartanbarg — Falrfleld Park 



(Sl^Bock CUir Vaxk; X 
B. w. Martin, B|i;i all 



w. B. 

nopw ft • mg r. 

SOUTH DAKOTA 

Aberdeen— White City; D. S. Colbert. 
(I, 3). 

AlexandrU— City Park; City of 



GaSne^, 
iogr! 




BMUaapMs Woedalds; Woods 
paapa.t W. O. Martia, mgr. — V 
aa Ifea. Selawarc; W. J. Tbo 




-lianatoga Park; P. ft B. fit By. 
Bs; W. H. Gracey, mgr.; also mgr. 
4, X): book direct. 

Boa Park; Eastern Pa. 

O. F. Crane, mgr.; also 

■ttr^: ^. 8): K, Bart McHogb, Fbll- 
Ua- Fa., books TaoderUle. 

ney— Allsbo Park; Harry Ombe, 

jBOp. ft mgr.; also mgc attr.; (2). 
. itaaflTngi riiaiiiila . Park; . Amerfran Amnaement 
€o.i props.; O. 8. Oslceii mgr.; also mgr. 

' also men a^Sl?^(ijjh; Y AnuwS&l 

booka TaodsTina attr. 
BsnoTO FarewaU Park; l^oiiiiaii Fkrewcll. 

prop.; Iiee Kankln. mgx.; Wm. O. Noll, mgr. 

attr.; (1. 8. z); Wm. C. NoH books sttr. 
BlTstalde — DeWltfs Park; DeWItt Broa., props.; 

B. !>. DeWltt mgr.: also mgr. attr.; (1. 3, 

z) : B. I/. DeWItt booka Taaderllle attr. 
■mnton— lAna Pa^c; I«na Park Co., props.; 

XSD' B. BcMflaa, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1. 

... _ ^ 

■Mb- ft 



Brtatol— Jamca Electric Park; B. J. Ji 

prop, ft mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (5). 
Chattanooga — Olympls Park; Chattanooga By. 
Co., propa.; W. M. WUtaa, mgr.; alao mgr. 
attr.; (Cz, 8); \t. M^jwataa books nods- 

CUrtsrhla Frtaag BMt Park; OUifcgvllla St 

By. Co., B(s|»; Dr. IL L. Cansy. mgr.; (4). 
Jaekaon — »igM«iHl Park; Jackson Ballway and 
Ught Co., props.; John Wisdom, mgr.; Karl 
Banr, mgr. attr.; (1, 8, z); also atock. Karl 
Banr books Tsnderllle. 
noxTUle— Chnhowae rark; KzkOXTlUe Ry. and 
Ugbt Co., propa.; Bogene B. Boberts, mgr.; 
also mgr. attr.; (2, x, 8, zx); Engene B. 
Boberta books TaadSfUa attr. 
amphls Faat Bnd; Hopkins Co., prapa.; 
B. MOrrlaoB, mgr.; SIso mgr. sttr.; (l. 8) 
Dizia: Dizia PaA ft AmoMmeat Co., props, 
jefan OrUBa, mgr.; also ngiv attr.; (J. 8,.z) 
This naik Is tor o " ~ ~~ 

HssMlls— Olcndsle 

; W. A, HalMaaB. 
attr.; (5). 



THE JENNIERS 

la Two DiBttnet Aoto 
A SENSATIONAL DOUBLE TRAPEZE ACT 
AND SOCIETY ACROBAn 
Pannanent AddivH 

Care Billboard, Cmcumati, O. 



LOtA YBERRl 

SEBOTACDLAB DAMUKUBB 
and LOUISE TAYLOR. Soprano Solmat 
Hi^i-daaB SuvBg and Daoeing Novelty 



^tlOBsl Asilsl Oymnaat 
le-Dowa Man. 




Dates wanted. Celebrations. Fairs, Camlrals or 
Parka. Address 8888 Adama gt, Peoria, BL 



.8) : bn B. BdJoss books 




nsD oummuH, 



tbe world, ftiiag IS dailag 
feats on a Ihi au alghths-tneh 
wlrs, from tall bolldlags, 
orer street, or oo tall polss. 
A few dates open for IBIO. 
Address P. O. BOX 
Klttsastng, Ps. 



POPCORN 



BIgfaest Qiads Ofowa. 
BBJOmftW 00, 



THB OU) 

THE ft] 

Ws Nercr FalL 

Mow BsaL_ 
w. V. on lianiB, 



WAiim^ 
Saginaw, 




AW BALXOON OO. 
~ BBOB. 

Ws Always Fly, 

JB ino-ii. 

W. A. on Martin, 



AT ONCE. 
IPflhtg** 



FOB SAZX, CHEAP — Ons 44-note Electric Piano, 
one Mills* Bmboaslng Machine, two Mllla' Long 
Testers, ten Regloa Mnsle Boxes. Grips, BealeT 
stc. CHAfl. 8HOBMAKBB, Aledo, 111. 



WftmZD— Merry 'Go-Bonnd Engineer wbo onder- 
•aa^te xgnswaMB macUns. Marrlsd man pi«. 
... B^inL 00*1 ezperteaes, OTTO F. 
lO, OaeOlty Park Oatambna, O. 



P RAIBIE DOOS appeal to cbUdraa. UoM toa 

ttisn a barrel ot monkeys. Great for Zooa. 

8lK>wa. ■WlnJr.iv Displays, etc. Ah eTerlastlns 
attrarllon. FLINT'S PHAIBJE EOO FABM, 
y, Wat^rfonl. Maine. VUltorB welcome. 



Park People, Fraternal Orders, 
Privflege Men, Cdebra> 
tion Followers, Jobber* 
•nil Aganlip ole. 




jr ms a tra t sd cataloaaa of the 

moat eomplsta lias ot Faaor Paaaaata oa 
tbe market. Ooaaeet with os sad nw 

will make money. ErerTbody knows tut 

t.!;aM.-. Tlly: IlOT-ll>AV novbltt 
USX}. CO., 37 Great Joiiea bt., New York, N. T, 



DICE 

—AND— 

CARDS 

High-class Work Only. 





Dico • a • •« 
Cards. 



.... 1.00 



HUNT & CO., 

66 Fifth Av«nu* 

CHICAGO, ILL. 



NOTICE! Beverage Dispensers. 

Wa-kara a SDBSnnm for aagar, gaaraatccd 
aadar tbe pan food sad drag as*, that eoats 0 
to 6 tlaua Mb Wa aaaslaaii la tbo sery 
thinf to oMlaavkMadilM liMaada. ate. 
wm awd llbaiai aamala aa4baM*aa teOSc 
laaiaano «r aaalidaiwaC.m aCnni&^for 



CUIbiB sfeans bmbbIS, 



FOR SALE 

GoiiDKiiiiAii 

Ferris Wheels 



New and second-hand. Writs W, 
KAB, HbmsU. H, T., or J'. O, 
> B«liii0at Ava&aa^ Ohleago. 



TOY WHIPS 

Boy from the manufacturer and save the 
miadlemen's profits. Send 25 centa for 
samples. • 

S. MAILMAN, 

MB Btoelw^ St.. UnCA. N. Y. 



V'NoVELTyBAliRACKs 

■ SCNO ^b* OUR CmCUUMM 

II DiAMOND NWEur ca 
Jt^ acinwtCT>wr..N>Y.' 



One Mass of Flames 

100 FOOT DIVE INTO 
6 FEET OF WATER 

Best night attraction In the world for Parks, 
Fairs and Olebratlona. Writ., CHA.S WIL- 
LIAMS. 2652 Bntger Street. SI. U)nlii. Mo. 



t ru! NEW 1 ii'E C'l 



POST CARDS 

AtJD PENNY ARCADE 

SUPPLIES 

. r • F V - ,i' l•■^y^:'•l |i(i> ';- ^'^ I' • ■ 

m;i;>I>' ■ f-tr ^,\-rT\ k<nt. nl IM.IvlltiK itM.! Jti |N- 
■ -1.1 I. fin jii 111.- I S ll».ti .-it-- "Uil- '> 

.,..| r- (.'-I' I'r-.nipi ••liiiMiiV Ml •■ Ml , ■ 

.. .... ..II I Aft l..r C.t -ir-l 1 ' \ 

EaHsB.T supply CO. 



AUTOMATIC MOVING 
SHOOTING GALLERY 




AND BASEBALL NOVELTIES. 
Write for pries list. WK, WUBITUIlt, lltr.. 
DM V. Sscead St, FhiladdpUa. Va., V. & A, 




THE ORCUNG WAVE 



For the small amonnt of capital rsqalrad. is- 
the moat profltable laTsstment Tbo eatcbisst 
end most popular amosemsat riding dories la 
Ksslly snd qolchly sat °^*~* 



laegpeaslTS to opsrats and 



ARMITAGE A. QUINN, 

Pataotasa and Bols Kanafaetarsrs, 
IPmNBVILLE. ERIE COUNTY. NEW WWB. 



Souvenir Goods 



MOVELHES lor FalrStExposMoiis, 
liPremlmn ■oosessJobbers, Ageats 

win llfitti Sappitt Everythliw la NoTeHl*" 
FUttor Flnm We Supply Everybody 
Band for tree Ulostritsd list ot goods. 
T. B. MOTT CO, IIMII »MMM CT^CWMyU: 



JULY 16k 1M(L 



Tlie Billboard 



67 



Ptrit— v\ arllck Park: Puts Truialt Co., prain. 
J A I'lirtcr, msr.; A. it. Tlaal*7. mgr. attr.. 
(i. III; Falniun VaoilaTUl* Szclwiic* ' booka 

bn* AuiuDto— Baetrle Park; Baetrie Park Co.^ 
^v'-: U. ^ OppMbaiottr. mgr.; ■too ngr. 

"sy. Co.. praM.1 P.- ffiilfla. jagr.) 

■^iir*SDrli«»WM«bar Park: 0lt7 of Bnl- 
Tlur Spriagt. piop*.: ■. H. CoBtj. Puk Ooa- 

niluioarr, alao ogr.' attr.; E. B. Coffey books 

Tati<li->llla attr. 
ItBinlF— Uldwax Park: Ballon 4k Taispla Trae- 
: tlon Co., praps.: W. O.' Htax, agt,; slao 

■urr. attr.; (1, B. X). 
Staarkaiia— Spnac /jik* Park; Claranc* Qnua- 

UatI, prop. * B(r.; alao lasr. attr.; (1. x. 

Wnakaehl»— Wast End Patki SO. HawklBS. 

vSSm&^W . iUrtsMt Laalla HagtU, 
■p.s ala* a«ft •ttr.t a.,ait..Jb VtlSil 
kaaassoir. 

UTAH 



Xaioos— Luoon Baaort; Berfarman 
Xa.. propa.: J. B. Bersanaaa. aisr.; alas mgr. 



at«r.:j4, *. X). 
|M>— Olakaa Fa 




Park: Ni 

aS|r'a%.:''(!C*'l<): SoUi'TU * OsMflUia Ctr. 
colt: B. A. Oraat beoka attr<— flplTaa Paia; 
S. T. BIcbaidaon, pnm. * B(r.; alao aixr. 
attr.: (1, 8, x): ■. T. Blebatdioa books attr. 
Wt Laka atr— Saltalr Baaeb: Baltalr Baacb 
Co., prna.; jr. S. I-aaataid. Bin.: alao mgr. 

atu.: (I): Otphsom Cliealt; <ST; J. ■. Lang- 
ford books attr.— 4alt Palae* and ^ocor 
Track; Bcatk Bros., 
pnp. * 
■ttt,— Wl 



BcUowa lUla— Barbar Park: BaUowa lUla * 
Baztona Blrar 8t. Sr. Co., prgpa.; O. H. 
Caitcr, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1. xx, x. ■): 
0. II. Costar books TsadaTtUa attr. 

BsUasd— Park Tbeatia; VWIx Biol, prop, and 
Bgr.; alao nwr. attr.; Blal CIrralt; (X. S). 

raaank 

CkarlsttasTlll»— Jaffanoa Park; Cbarlottaarlllo 
City * SobDibao Br. Co., piopa.; B. B. Uta, 
Bicr.; (B, X). 

OaBTlUa— Balloo Park; City of Daarllla. pnpa.; 
Cbtlroaa Park Comalttaa, nicr.: Jo&> r. 

_Bla<w, nurr. attr.; (1. 8): WaUa Cttcidt. 

Hanptoa— Backros Baach; f, T. Blcktotd. 
m Bgr.; alaa atr* attti' 

I^Bcbbnrc— Bl^ 
Ltfht Co., pc 

Nortolk-Ocaaa 'Tlsw; Otto 

_Dfr.: alao mgr. attr.; (x. •); Wwa OiicBlt 

Prtaraboiv— Vandala Park: Va. P. * P. By. 
Co.. pnipa.: John BarrUla. aasr.: 8. M. U*- 
lantao. Bin. attr.; plctma oal7L (■): local 
oslr.— fcxeclalor Park; Ta« P. * P. By. Co., 

Fowar Ca, propa.; Col. J. H. liTlagatoo. prop. 
•.WL ?aao mv. atte,; JL M,Tfi taek ^ 



diract. 
Bcaaoko— Moaat^ 

U): doatb ai 
•Ittt. 




■aaMa-bBa Park; Ckaa. Xoot * .niB. prop*.; 
FUto Q»s WUU Otir Amnaa. C&. prapa.: 

Jf . «52lHb5^;a55ii,<Vi5: 

tp a k aaa O o u ir d'AIsM ~— ^ ^TTlffBiiniii 

props.: A. I.. Wkltt. Bfr.; X wTmSE 
Bgr allr: (8).-JlaMlo Park; aiy oT^ 
kaaa. Prop^ *i Whit., pna. I&k BaaML 
f'V-t A. W. JoBCO; iBCT. attr.; plara local 
buds.-jlatatorlDD Park; WaahtasMt Watav 
rwrtt O*.! B. A. wuaoo, Bcr!?^S> m5 

mnx TnranA, 

■IT.; IS). ,■,■■—,'^1,., ^ ■■ 

«.'?J?'.5li' ST * •**•» 

Cbeatci^Boek SpiKup Park: 
Co.. propi.: ITHmi 
Bigr. attr.: (I. 4): 

<* •)•— TrieUoo Park; Falr- 
au»t n. ^Q^^ T Wataoo. nigr.; 

irk; iTTlB W. Mattbcwa, 

■ Wa 7ft<p fllSP< 

Wii fkad Lawraaca, prop. * 

b5Sa"S5dSSSif.&.*- '^^^ 

jara. weat Vlrglafa Pair Oot. nropa.: Tboa, 
'.iS.»I"'r"^;l*" "»•»» Traetloo Co.. 

Jja^ Pat* Aaaa.. yrava.: lata P.' WvbiibI 
W.«oL_«oara's Vaik; >. B. lloora, prop. * 

'^XiL-f-.V""'^""'' P.r'P'Aaaa.. 

<2° ^ 8)1 ' ' 
WIIMaqoBl-Bl TarTte ir_P >iai W miaaaaa Park 



x«cu«. «, 

raiin * a jafii io n Park; A. Aadaraoa. 

pa. A Dgra.; alao ngia. attr.; iX 



propa. 



Boat dial Ca.*.'pra|ia.; « 
alao Bar. attr.- iSTn 
Ho»ttoj,^^iSaaa*Vrk| 
Box 33. Baotlagtoo. W. 



QMi-Toat; mgr.: alio mgr. 
J*5t'V — i'tr:?'!!"^'' Park: a. W. QoSa. 



••ap. • a>» rara; a. W. aoaa. 



rood da Lae— Uto Pwk aod Siutar takt City 
«| 5*^) *" ^ P. * WcMfc M«y.: 

Craaa Bay— Bmt Beach Park; Qrcsa Bay Trac- 
tion Co.. propa. A mgn.— Hetxemcatcr'a Park: 
HalgaaMstai Brawiag Co., piopa.^ A mgt*.— 
*"■■ — q»aa» Bay TractloB Co., propa. 

, pnp, A 

pa-, BSi.^-- ' ^ •..«)-Oa.l»l 
aagr. attr,' 
Bros. 

X, S) 

Marloatta — Lakealde; Manomonla and Ifaitnatto 
Ugbt A Tractloa Co.. propa.; W. T. Pat- 
naai. mgr.: alao mgr. attr.; (2, 8). 

KUwaokaa— BoTcca Puk; Tluo. Tlilalxes. autr.: 
(1, S, z): book lUiwC— Wblta nab BayB*. 
•ert:^ B^bard Eackar, mgr.; atoo mgr. attr.; 

Oabkoab— Biaetria Park; WUmabago Irae. Co.. 

Jrapa.; t. P. Pnlllam. ngr.; also mgr. attr.i 
B. X).— Whits Olbr Park; OampbeU A DaH' 
fortb. ntops.; a. 0, Oanfortb. mgr.; (i. 8); 
B. a Oaafcrth boeka TaadsTlllo attr. 
Badaa— Lou Park; Jobs Lots. prop. A mgr.; 

?S»'5-S' J. Lata booka 

.. gjjl<afm|^iy^<Mg FMfc; »adaajk^ labor 

X. •); ^mIm a SSSi'valm boska Traderiia 
attr. 

Solon Spring*— Solon Sprlaga Park: D. B. Taa- 

CbcysBiM— noatlar Park; City* of Cbeyanas, 
propa.; B. W. Btoaa, iBgr.t alao mgr. attr.; 



> WJ'8> 



Brantford. Oat.— Mohawk Park; Otm, Hmtt, 

mgr.; alao B«r. attr.: It. 8). 
Calgaiy, Alta.— Tletsrla Park; Olty of Calgaiy, 

propa.; B. JU Blrhawlaon. mgr.; alao i 

attr.: (1. 8. X): E. L. Blehardaoa booka wm 

Ttlla attr. 

Oanaran. Oat. — St. Lawcanro Park; OorawaD 
St. By^ UJk P., Co., propa.; Win. Hodga, 

^anai 




TandaTlllo attTi 
Klagstaa. Oat — Laha Oatario Park; _ 

St. By. prapa.: Bogb a Nb-kla. mar.: 

D. P. Bra aal s a a. mgr. attr.; (I. a); ^aya 

local baada; book direct. - 
VnOcB, Out. — Sprlnsbaak Park; Watar Oom- 

■laaloaa*. propa. A Bigra.; O. B; Klag, mgr. 

attr.; (1. xx. x, 4).-^axaiidtr Park; g. W. 

Itaetloo Co.. propa.; alao ncra.; (x, B). 
Kontnal. Qoa.— Sehmar Park; aohmcr Park Co.. 

vropa.; L. Joa. Lajols aad D. Larcaa, mgn.; 

alao Dgra. attr.: (1, 8. x). — Domlnloa Park; 

Dominion Park Oo.. I.td.. propa.; B. A. Dcr- 

a<gr, mtT.; alao mfr. attr.; (1. S); Park Book- 

tag Olrealt books TaDdarUla attr.— Klag Bd- 
wasd Park; Ktas Edward Park Oa.. lU., 
pnpa.: Jsa. armral. ai ^r^;^ ^ <k Bkwid, aap. 

Oarl naMlag._Bsa. agr. 
Ottawa, Oat. — BMtaaala-oa-tba-Bayt Ottawa 

Blaetite Gail propa.; Patar Oomaa, mgr.: alas 

mgr. attr.; d); Ualtad ClrcnU; (4); 0. W. 

Baosatt books Taodartlla attr. 
Pataiboroogb, Oat — Jaekaoa Park; St. By. OSk. 

mgra.; (S, 8. x). 
Qaabce. Qoa. — ^Uantmorcacy Palla; Q. B. L. A 

P. Co., props.; J. A. Brantt, aigr.; alao mgr. 

attr.; (I, S); Park BooklncOtKBlt. Now 

York aty 

Bldgeway. Oat.— Ciystal Baa^; Laka Ma Xx- 
nuBlon Co.. propa. : B. B. Mtg/g^- gUhl alao 
mgr. attr.: (I, S, x); KaHraHN 'SHinlan 
Co. booka TaadoTlUa attr, 
St. John. N. B.— Boekwood Park; rnak WUta 
Catarinc Oo...jropaL|^al^^m^rfc,^ Y^^tg^^^ 



attr.; (1, x, j% local).— » 
(a! tl^ioJSSallTawljypaik;" 



otattr.t 




Col. Ltd., jaVKI b 

attr.: (I, ft^aa 
'•■eostsr. B. JHrBacnatloa Park: Becreatlon 

Park and Anrasamcnt Co., Ltd., props.: Barry 

J. DIrker. mgr.: alao mgr. attr.; (2. 8, z). 
Victoria, B. C. — Oorgo Park; B. O. Kite. Co., 

nopa.: C. N. Denbam, leaace; (8): C. N. 

Denham tKx^a attr 
Woodatock. Ont.— Fairmont Park; Woodatock 




Tbe Largest ^ 
SensatioDal Ad m 
theWoiU. 



funnom : 



IMHW IFHiMII 



FOR SALE, CHEAP 

200 Folding Chairs 

Obo Claol 'Baotb, o 
HLMv. coMBlota on 
SnraixTM Mala 



-IS THE- 



New Ridino Device 

I'J^SJVil,'^**® FEATURE RIDE at Palisades TaA.VBW York CHy. THBEB 
MOTIONS, none of them violent, yet thrilling enough to DRAW GAPACXTY 
BUSINESS. It has received an unusual amount of pteas cranment, fim Mad Ui* 
solicited. These CLIPPINGS WILL BE SENT ON BEQUEST. 

P ARK MANAGERS, while in New York. abouU OBB TBIB M^qfffiWTS 
WHILE OPERATING. 



IfOVUnr MACHINE COMPANY, 



ii R»-clor Stri-et. NEW YOBK 




OUR 1 91 O 



NATIONAL SLEEVE CAMERA. No. 20 



away aiahar. Baat af tti kML Hafeaa l%x 

0.00 per day eaa bo auda saad laaatlaBa. : 
adjoatabl* toeoa and dial glata far taklat pie 
o magaatle raTcralbla plata bOMar far taUv 



New and perfcct. A , 

plctom. $30.00 to tS0.00 per da 
roalTB cop. Lens with ad' ' "" 
different dlatancea; alao ^ .......... 

Takes pictures lapldlj: as rest as yon can cat panada la ftoat o(~tbo l« 

No experience required. Any one can operate tbem by fOUowtng printed 
loatractlona. Camera complete, (17.50. Plates, le aaeb. Dsraloper, 30e par 
paekasc. Moonta. 2Se to 80e per 100. Depoalt of SS.fl0 taqoliad oa all 
mdcrs; balance. C. O. D.. and cbanaa. Win aiiBwar dl 4 
We are alao dealcta la all stats ot dqr taMijp* tfUitM. 

NATIOIML mOTOGRAPH MAGHINE; COMMNYp 

nw Tomx. V. t. 



A. ALFRENO SWARTZ FAMILY 

ntbntBtCMdrariSmfeaiS|klinlclshtkilaHllrFats.MB^ril. 

CoDtlatlos of tbrca dlatlnct acts. 8 chfldren and 1 adnlt. Act n). eooMdy and aenaatlaaal high 



win act; no limit to belgbt. Act (2). miniature blgti wire act. two b^s. one girl, lattodoelna 
tbo baby alspbaat walklnx tbe rope, and Act (S), twin boja In barleagoe acrolwtlc boilng act. A 
Roat S B C W aa tkioagb Sooth AiBerlcai_Wsat ladlea, Canada, and tbe United Statea 1 
nt tmm, Ota., aiact MBB. A. A. jWiMOt, Mgr., 352 mitoD St. New YaakOtty. 



otisoa. 



Managers and Agents 

EDWARDS' EUROPEAN CIRCUS 




...AT LIBERTY^. 

CHICAGO MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY 

A clen, ndiird diow with 20xM Good.fronL Ourahowisiiiitable 

for ladies, gentlemen and difldren. 

G. O. MELVEN, . . 759 Sebor Street. CH ICAOOg ltL. 



Wanted-Single Performers Doing 2 or More Acts 

Alao umWIAKB for Ko. 9 band, fttate all joa do In lint letter, alio lowest aalarr. (No tickets). 
ThlH la a wagon ahow. Addreas F. J. BOOERS COO * rONY CIRCUS. Gto. s. Frre^. ilir.. 

BarlliJ. .S.-t.r., July i:;, ( liulrlJKr, 11, ll.llirook. ir.; Arai.«!«.i>. 1(1- 



WANTED 



TO ENLARGE COMPANY for th* 

1-4 OF A CENTURY 

SILVER JUBILEE CELEBRATION 

: OF THE 



AL a FIELD GREATER MINSTRELS 

daauo IB Mg acts. 
Cor spaelalty 

Solo baMtaaaa aX liiiia. Ckiiw kartlwi a*. Mm* «M aaMia V. ■. IMMk (W* f» 

Blab Inatmmaatl. 

DANCERS - COIWfEDilANS 
Tea daocers, good alngtag eolccs. Ten danects wbo doobia brass or Inat' totlt. flnt> 
daaa atage canwnter. None but competent, reliable people retained. 

• • • • L. Krf m m • m 

Singers and dancera engaged report Colombos. O.. July 27. All tboae wbo bare written, 
write aealn. All people ensaged aend permanent address. 

AL. G. FIELD, 50 Broad Street, COLUMBUS. OHIO. 




Stock Compauuesfy 
Indoor CirciWM and 

Rep. Troupes with Music 

To play my bonse. wblcb la the only place of Its kind la tbe city ot Vlckabnis, Mlas. Seatlnc 
l.BOO peoples aad new tbroogboot. Caa bave week atands or montb conlraeta ON FBRCSNTAOK 
0NI.V. tMla.il* tanuet fcttcbt and partlcnlai*. Stage Ms 42; daetdc lighted wtlb 900 
globes^ Ad dn e ' a or wltv, B. S.'BAXj»WlN. Proprietor Attraction Park aad VaadaTllte Thcalia, 
1002 Magnolia Arenae, Vlcksbarg, Mlas. 



IF YOVR snPPIiV OF ROVTE CARDS IS EXHAi:STED. ASK FOB 



68 



T ti e Billboard 



JULY 16, 1910. 



Street Fairs 



ilTcnaty Celelii idifc 

'W. X. Sknnter. accr- 

SELAWABE. 
WnmlnstoQ — PtaTdeUns and Cun Mi ii nmpUri 
Stmt Camlral. JUm. 




LiniraSoB^M. W. A. CamlT*!. Aus. 29-Sept. 

3. Otto S. Beilsmlth, secy. 
AtwgoO— AtTTOod FaU Pettlral. gipt. B. 

OL Slpe, »«CT. ■ .1 

Amm — Aaron Drlrlns Park JM^ nv^M- 

Chaa. P. Tan Sickle, teer. ' ' 
Baatdaton — MUwtcentb Annual rnt Hah fry. 

Anc. 22-ZT. a. Too FbaacB. ace7-« BcanU- 

taxra. m. „ 
BellTinc — ^ToiaTurlo Carnival. Aag. IMA. 

Val Biraeh. aeey., 51S N. Richland at^ BaDa- 

nne. ni. 
Banker win — Carnlral. Aoc. 18-20. 
- Bnstmell — Benuion of College Students. Ads. ^ 
Sale— Old Soldlefs' Beunloa. Jal7 :a>-32. OUa 
Tnaec. B. B. Ho. S. MdMBrOMco. lU. 



'Gla ag o w - L 
Ai«. 1840. 



OuirtiaL 



Aw. M.' & & 

AOS. iT-u. a 



Hone PImIe 

. B. Baaa, wtcy., Kanaaa, in. _ _ 

Ketnnee— Labor Wa^ S«t. »-10. BaM. 3. 

wuson. 214 s. amj^Kmmmmai V^^ '".: 
'LoTtn^oD — Home OHMlB^v*Aas; Wl» . .A* 
Hoota. in«r. prlT, 



Comberland — Csmlral & Home ComlDC. Sept. 
1-3. 

Darla City — Old Soldiers and Settlen' Beonlon. 
Ans. le-lS. G. G. GrtaM. ttj. 

Fitrfleld— K. ot P. Band OnairaL Mr 3S40L 
J. F. Jericbo, seer.: Fteoaa Wlaalow Sbows. 
attr. 

BarlTine— EarlTiUe CanlTaL Dates not set. 

Albert Tolt. secy. 
Hartley — Celebration. Ang. 10-17. G. E. 

Knaack, secy.. Hartley. la. 
nmnnton — FaU Fatlval. Sept. 1S-I7. A. D. 

UcGnlre, care Baoatcr Qob, Banwataa. la. 
Iowa City— Iow«. - - - - - - - 

Bncampmeot. ■■4 

Sbowm. attr. 

KcDettaB — ^Kellerton. Betinlon. Aag. 3 5. Ihig 
"ff*— Eellerton, la. 

KBoxTlIIa— Knoxroie C iii»i«.lal Qab Caralral. 

Oct. 10-14. Carl a Q ' ~ " 
Bed Oak — State Flremea'S 
Vr^ E. Well. accr. 



Lebanon, Pa^FaifiS 



23. 24, 25. 26, 1910. 



.PRIVILEGES FOR SALE 

A. BtnJJMAN, Secretary, - - IJSBANON, PA. 



m>er, aecr- 
misea— Old " 

M. Wtekersham. 

Waablnston — MId-Si 

Wyoming — Annual Wi 

D. A. WUta. ac«r< 





Jdr SS-2S. 



ABC. 84-M. M"» 

Palmer, aeer- Beo a t eta' dob, Eakrldge. Sana. 
Oicealeaf— Grroleat Ammal Celebration. Jnly 

20.30. H. Vleorr. pres.. Greesleat. Kan. 
BnmboUt — Anniversary CelebratlOB. Sapt. 21- 

23. J. B. WakeSeld. Homboldt, fim,,- 
Jewell City— Blx Celebration. Am- tU W. J. 
. Scfamltt, Jeven City. Kah- 
MaTysmie — Marshall Concty LoE Bolllns. Ans. 

3-0. A. B. Campbell, secy, 
nandall— BandaU CelebraUon. Aoc -S. B. W. 

FalzHilld. srcy. . •- 

SylTan Grore — Annnal CaiMML 14-lS. 
W. H. BreUus. seer- 



CANES and PENNANTS 

PBOM FAcnMT TO MrAnni 

Wc maiuifactiire the most extensive 
line in the country. If you wish to 
enjoy a sensation of looming big profit, 
get in touch with us and our low prices. 
Do it now, before you mired in the ml 
ofpoOTStufiFaodpooraeUeaofoUurmakas. Catalag 
free. Saoqilm mbiqittiBd. Qaltk acting - 

mm ■i.cii, Sim u. 





.WnXi OOSfEE A TAVm. BX JiUXUUW 



BBianupB . or an mas- 



■U U *» I 



lUr 



Urteansborg— Dale BemloD Aaaa. Jnly 20-22. 

Otla Tnmer. Ronte 5. klcLeanabarx. lU. 
maoBk — Soldiers' "mr'— A<«. 23-Ss. W. H. 

Byan. secy. - ... • 

Stlncelon — Farmera* CkBilitL . MM. ^ 

R. Cnbolx. secy. 



Sanin' 

Boslneaa Ifaiifa 

. Strongbmst — I. O. O. _ _ _ 
_ CamlTil. Jnly 29-30. C _ 
Swanwlck— u. w. A. Picnic 
Ilakcfton. weg- Swanwidt. in.'' 
to Carahral ' 



a-M. 



Albion — Albion Street Fkir 

Martin B. Spanslar. aecy. 
Anderson — ^Home Coming Week. Aac- X%. A. 
If. Carpenter, aecy.. care ChaaAer of Com- 
merce. Anderson, Ind. 
Aabom — Herdianta* CandTal. Oct. ;S-7. ^oha 

C. Locbner. «ecy. 
Bmwnstown — Soldier*' Betmlon and niinw Tian- 

Inj. Ang. 17-19. D. B. Vanee. aecy. 
Clinton — lloise Show and Home-Cnmlng. A ax. 

17. 3. V. Adams, aecy. 
lA Granse — La Graace Costfr >!uB Pndaeta 
~ w «^ 0«t« aekaal_«Sak. Qct^M B. 
Wadddl. I 



«r OcC 



Oedar Bapids— Caiahal aa< , 

..8-8. G. K. BartOB, aacr> 
Clinton — Eagles* CarniraL Joly 184K. 



Sbows, attr. 



KEimjCKT 

■Bannlon Soldiers of all Wara. Aoc. 
~ >L GdOs. Box S. rallertoa. Ky. 




SUd-Sam-n.^ FestlTal. Aoc 
.1 arfcout Sbows, attr. 
Fn>U*al. .Sept. 



- of St. 
K. Bat- 



■ttr. 
Ilva 

Gcoise of Michigan 
tam. aecy. 

T -,>«<„y — Mid-Smmner E. of 1'. Fi-'ii-.-al. Jaly 

' 18 23. Cbas. H. . Hayden. srt y. 

Uanlatlqoe— K. of P. Street Fair .an-l laathraL 

■ Ass. lB-20. J. N. Poishar, t^^r. 

Maoltoa Beaeb — Farmers' Picnic Aug. 23. I. 

OToole. secy. 
Uaiqaatte — Maccabees of the World. Opper Fe- 
liliianla CelebraUon. Sept. — - A. Ubaialial. 
' aae*'.; -Barkoot Sbows. attiu . ~ 

Uchts ot Pythlaa Cantoal. Dates sot 

w. F. — r 

OL.MLyillXiatr . IkaHsSL 'oiy 




attr. 





CARDS, DICE. SPINDLES. 
CLUB tOQM SOrPUES. 



185 Dwboi- n St.. CHICAGO. 

DoU Rack, 18 dolls ....$20.00 

120 Canes, aitsorted 6.00 

Eoaroel Laj-out, painted, 1 to 60, 

arrow and paddles 6.00 

IMPROVED AFRICAN DIP 

for 



style 8— wltb Paddlm 

Ssyle T-.Si in.. nprl(bt. Xos. 1 to 



Igiih fiihd for Niit8k»]i{ Speciiiliis. 



\3£ 



WeUavs tbs 
Hot Sellers 
This Year ! 



Tfeest m SMplMOf thi hiiirarfctf Uf sdhrs stowi Ibow Mwktok: 



Beads 



Shells 

Ring Tops 



Washers 
Peari Platss 
Gpid Stones 
Attaehing Pins 



Agates 

Tools 
Sample 
Rings 



Send now for a copy of our New 1910 Catalogue. 
NEW IDEAS NEW GOODS NEW PRICES 

ROGERS, THURMHN 90 Wabasii Avenue, CHIMGO, ILL 



le Great Virpia-Carolinas-Georgia Fair Circuit 

SIDE SHOWS and CONCESSIONS 

rnNrFS.SION MFN ^0(Stn MISS THIS cmCDIT:— Odaz, Va., O. P. Our, Sec, Aug. aO-Sept S; RadforJ, Vs., 
VVii\.w>jivi^ HAt^i^, ^ ^ Caldwell, Sec, Sepc 6-9; Tazewell, Va., H. Claude Pobst. Sept. 13-16; Roanoke, Va., 
A. Scholz, Sept. 20-23: Lynchburg, Va^ F. A. XoMfock. Sept. 27-30| Winston, ]L C. Col. 6. S. Webb. Oct. 4-7; 
^Saleig^ N. C, CoL Jos. E. Pbga^ Oet. 17-22; Ghaitolli^ H; C, C. M. 



Daniels, Oct. 11-14; Colombia, S. C, D. F. Efird, Nov. 1-5; Augusta, 6a., F^c«idi &fl«ui^ Vi9V. 8^U>^ 
M. F. Adams, Nov. 16-18. For particulars write each secretary, or 

<a* F*. FXaJllPi^Oy - - C^irciUt 25ecretar>^» Roanoke* V 



JULY 16, 1910L 



Xtie Billboard 



59 



U ito- 



1. W. 
A<K. lS-10. 0*0. 
Or. A. -. 3. 



Jcfior. A. 
Sat .'■■moMttM. 

CutOll>»:< — SCI**t VUC 

B. ii,.::M«y. mcr. 
CtMrlll- CmtUI* BnmloB. 

Otnlii-- CirnlTtl. Aof. 10-14. 
Dratr. tcT: DownlocJIto. 

B Doi . 1 1— ricnle »ad 

tSirri-S: Ti-cSilrO. It. 
p. ENborrr, MCT. 

jeSmi'ii— Cap* OlnrdMa Omatr Baa* Om- 

pnei Grort — Ciralral. Last weak la Ansiut. P. 

0 lliirkibj. aecr. 
It L<iuli>— I'Ttbltn Charity Canlval. Joly 23- 

gL Juha H. Ilolain, cbatmiaii. fiU Cooimar- 

ctel liltli;.. St. Loula, Uo. 
■Subcrbj— ncalc AOS. 11-13. ■. M. Kc 



CortoD— Sbrrldin County ArrlrtUtanl Soclaty- 
S»pl. :;o^. II. 0. Lyon, »«cy. 

Flrrara'a ToaraaaMt, Aos. IT-UL J. 
I^MaM, a«»,..lalrt.- »a»b... . 



B. Z. 



BIcchimton — Cant*aL SIpt. 2S-S*. 
SpiuMlnr aety.. IBintamran. M. T. 



a. p. 




■taaL JolT iS-XS. John 
. SUh BaMlBgtoa. L L. 

jtaBMlao*— CiBteaDlal Week. Ang. 
- - Lockport Old Home W«<k. twb M- 
dlta Mnnky. 21 Uodc* Opan • d agaa. 

jotia B. ~ " 



wSdtD— Old Bob* Week and Oatlas Day*. 

Auc- 10-11. Wm. C. Hart, aecy. 
Warnly— Old Bom* Weclr CilaliiatlaH, Aoc. 

WUber— Home Comlsx ai 
H. P. UasBonoa. : 



AaberUlc— M. V. A. fMd Day. Jaly »«. W. 

E. Skoaaakn', Box ITS. Aabafflla^ O. 
Aahlasd — CotBiBerclBl Clob Caxatral. Oct. 4.0. 

S. Straaaa. dialrsiaB. 
B«lltlre— Bellalr* Acrle Me. 871. F. Car 

aim. DatM Dot aet. Aadraw C. 

BcUtTiUe— BcncTlIla St. Air * Baa. 

' PL U-M. :Wak Kts. ac«y.. BaUartUc. a 
•ll-«Ua TaUsr BxpoalUaa. Aoc 2»- 



rt 

13. Ftaak >. 

FY. S«c«rcrx.- O. 
Galloo— Street Ftlr. 

aeey. - v 

Kallda— PlbBrar Oalabratloa.', 

MnioQ S. Bolfr]ack. ax 
Krntos— N»wa-R»pabtlcta - 

rriBk B. WDaoB. aeey. 
Unu— UooM Camlnc. Sept. S-t. OL 

arcy.' ■ - . 

Heekaoli 




Sept. S-3S. 



I.«dyamitb— M. W. A. 
Ktaraaa 



.adyamitb— M. W. A. Plcale. ABC ST. 
Tgn m, fatot— ist fc la<Mi». aaC ISlli Wla. 



OAWABA 



KNIVES, CANES, NOVELTIES. 



AXX SBX LATEST HOVaCTIES OUT. 80 UVJ5H1B 8 OT AIX KmW. Balloona. WUpa. 
„ ^ Sqnawkaia, Shall Panaa, Glaaa Lampa, Comic Bottons. Cootettl. Dnataia. Slappera. Tliia«l Pea- 

UerHabarc. Dot.— Secale Centeaaltl aad Home B*"'*!. '"^ff Ouoda. Mlrrora. SlieU Necklacea. loltUl Pina. Watebca, Prtw Jewelry, Blowoota. 

Aug. 2-6. J. P. Ooraalaj, dulr- 1 ifV Caaaai «*>ac Balla. Olaas Niyreltles. Blbt>on. Roaettea. FbnoUln Pena. S-ccnt SIlaw Soava- 

Wtt * aW^ Wmam, latsaai Novelty Sopply Houie la Ohio. TbooaaBda of aatlalled eaatamara. 
WSPM MMM. aMa tar m-ind. lOlO Catalocoa FBEE. 

, ' jrewjfAH Itn. CO., ta-m WaaOaad Araaaa. aLBVXLAM n, OHIO. 

Uaalta— CaratTal. PV*. 21-18. — 



OAXmTAL XAHAOZRS-Want to book cand- 
Tal, week Sept. 12-18. 1910. Show nnder anapleea 
Votnntaer FIra Dcpartmeat, wtilcb ezempta you 
from all llcenae fees. A<rteoltaral Pair and 
Horae Baelas foar daya; SUte Meetlns Knlabta 
Pythlaa. Loratloo aecured. Prefer work on l er- 
eeatase. Coaunmleate with M. P. DECKKB. 
Box IS, Elklaa. W. Va. v.«^a.=. 



"Easy Mend Rivets" 

A new bonaebold oeceaalty. A (reat 23e aellaf. 
OoatlBC yoa SMc per box. each box eoatalnlac 
SB ■ i B l lira aad a aaull taoL A aelllas ootot 
la ■l«CB atnat maa aad deaMaatratota. DcUrery 



A. Orakaai. 
Baca if aat- 



eehaolcabarc— BoBM Oaalac aai Ban 
iDc. inly S-so. CbULATWoaa. aa» 
Umlsttorx— CaralTaL Weak 'Jair U. 



UUmlsttorx — Carat 

Voonx, K. of P. Social Cliftil 
Norvalk— Norwalk Chamber of ( 
Pair. Oct. 4-T. B«n W. Wlekhaa. Narwaik, 

Oblo. 

Ivrrj-«T|I1^ — Annlrenutrr aad 

A-r s n Jaa. a il. CML. 

Si. I 11 r«ri::; — oid Home nwalat. <8ipf, IMIL 
Fmnk BrymBt, aecy. 

Waahlactaa. C B.- 

- i-SL OMk a. 




Panaaart— <3eauBfTcial Glob. Jdto 041 
Bed Beck — Caralral. Jnly 20-Sl. 41. H. 

Efd Rock. Okli, ^ ■ 




Portlaad — Pint H 
O. W. Tiykr, 

BBBBBXZiTAaU. 

FWdija^^*^- A"*" — 

SiS II I ailiiaji at.. Of — ^ ~ 
»*<»li» Uall — Escampmeat aad 
•»«aof Boabaadiy. Sep? 

Carnival. 

nurtrral. la. . . . 

Domf^tPad — 

SiBltb Qrei 



7 »^«*« "a. 

OJatri U aa. Aw. 

J. M. qraM. mam, - - 

iirad— Moaaa'aaK: "Ba^ Jalr KSOl 



Mooraaen— L 

Smith Orcatar m 
o«i«bDrx — Oraateta' 
!»"''r»l- Au«. 15-20. 
l>«trrburx. Pa. 

IWat-^-UttetaBta and Uannfictama* Oat- 
iS^ £1 Patater. ehalrmaa jmaaa- 

B,SS*«g5gyS!^"»— * Ct«T. Pa. 

''^^■'Sj'V j' f mi! " " * cKatral. Jaly 18- 
S;. m^Sr A-aaa-aat " 

TarUe Craek— Baaahan 

wfiif - S""* Owatar 
TT Blfa '<j .' j » t. ~ 

t OABOUVA 
rS7~^~ km Week. Auc. 

iScertafiSVi."^ Ctaiabar of 0«b- 

'':!fU?7^~^a''n1er«ta Trtataa^ BmiIMl Jaly 
. -■■??»• P- Orarea. aecy. 

I iirkh.il_l^kk.rt Caralral. Oct. 4-«. A. W. 

> Lockbart. Tra, 




POW-WOW JkNP RACE MECT 
At WapeOa, laara. Abs. S-10-11. Street Amoie- 
5S.<a. Baiaa Show aad atx raeca. tat poiaea of 
goo Mch: MBbaia a< Saathaaatara Iowa Badac 

CIrealt. flaralril flawiiaali - -■ 

dealrlac coocaMlaMh vnta 1 
the market iar aaoa Antral 
B. U PATISOX. Secretary. 



TOY and SOUVENIR WHIP 
BAANUFACTURERS 



Writa Ihr Catalet. 



SOUVENIR GOODS 

la mby, mby matt aod gold, aad grtca and 
cold ctaaswar*. SUITABUC FOB FUra. Caial- 
eala aad Strcetmrn. Good, up-to-data aellcta. 
Writa for eataloc. OBIBNTAI. GLASS 00. 
S. 8.. Plttabors. Pa. 



STREETMEN 



tins iato iWe. 
bay dtawSafa am arUda 

srlcc. Wa doa't wast tg 
W arta^pmte, tal 



leca. PAOirs 



■• >aetaaai 

Vjft. Wa chaWeaga yaa t» 
la af eqaal aMcTt at thla 
to hear Jrom Idle, wacth- 
tat trga aaUUoaa haat- 
BBAI. CO. Taltafalao. 



Soitabfe for Prim, 
Gnssa Paints, Cold Graun,Kinit 
etc, bes^t in the maifcet. Send for 
I|0W ■•. KS. Address the old idiable, 
■^l. aw* MMnsk MStSktaVB 



Pordand, Oregon 

poniuienoa. SS0.OOO 

First Harvest Festiyal, 

Baca Meat, Ut* Stock aod ladnztrUI riuual 
tla%_ Sect, 118, iBt. T»ia. Addtraa O, W. 
TtatJXm, cara C. of a. FortUad. Oressn. 



lull StariNMi; 14 



ALBERT U ALLEN, 
lit 4th Arm., PIttsbura, 




PINAFOUR 

8treetinen»ndNoveltyDeakr8,lhifliBtheb««» 
aeller tiwS Imw been put on the maihet in 
yean. It has die bri^t colon, and abovaall^ 
MOmoir: awlw.Ktisgi iiu t r sss i y toaato 
it attn«fb»aiidHi OK sii^i. 



Un toy mm 
yralljp effect. 
SnmplcB ta I 

THE PIUFOOR T8T IFS. CO . - UITBI. MM. 

Sells for 10 e«stt«. ST.aOpcr 



Fastest Selling Novelties! 



Toy Aeroplanes and Aerostats 

Retail at 25 cents and 10 cents 

UD feet by their own power at any elevation or in aii9 



Fir 



CARTER IMANUFACTURING CO. 

808 South Sacortd Streot, - ST. LOUIS, MO. 



GET THE 



FELLOWS 



■acfeaaa aatM aaa aoit 
bSMiee a «ay. 'Maf fiad. 

EaHalnlt 




otter Acentx, 

III 

A aev 
pUad witk 

Da^ fBMkan, Wmmm Is I 
aatM aaa aaet tt aStos ess 



KANSAS STATE FAIR 

HUTCHINSON 
September 10th to 17th, 1910 

(keate^^ Fair in - tlie Southwest. The Fair where 
rt iiii i i ii a s^ w i hittf w^ the money. Wiite for space. 

150,000 attendance. Grounds'open day and For 
space in buildings: or outdoors write 

.'E. UUTTON, SapanOendBBk of Pnv9eces, 



I 



SPECIAL HOTICE 

TO ;MERIIV>eO>ROUND 
AND RINK MEN 

I Kdl aiaka • haataaaa trip la I 
aaar tatara. ae U yna are la latL.. 
aava tima aad freuAt by hartac i 
repair year orsaa. write ^t once. 
Oqaa BalMar. 



It k a «Mt that tbr 

BIGEU 

WHEEL 

la one of the abao- 
iBtcly reliable, er- 
ery day moDer cet- 
Cera amone ridlaa de- 
Tlcca, laapraead aowB 
to date. Oaa of oar 
eiatoDMrt baa Jaat 
wrlttca oa. Jaoa 21. 
that followlax arc 
aoma of hia dally re- 

eelpu oa a No. 12 

vheal. addlox that 
a day oader flOO he doa't coont: {168, 



MM 



14S-B. Baodboaa*. ni.. U. & A. 



n «•« iW it is The aonaaii. taU ttaa ai^ 



Hav« moved to 10a-10« VAN 1 

wteia «m ba ftoBd at aU tlmca tba lartaat Ml I 
is ABarlea. Alas w» hav* nady tor ddtacry 




•r .• :ti^^^P'=^r-. 



I 



Price, 925iML 
-ZIO KAO." tha aaiv naa laat aeb She 
aat Vanity Oamo amr laaaataC Cos ba i 
aaywhna, aad wni j» a star 





60 



Ttte Billboard ^ 



JULY %9, 1910. . 



AXTBACnOKS WAHTED— ONE BIG DAY: 
Dnlon Wmtunal Plcdc. Aug. 2. (GlTe full nur- 
tlCDlars Ont letter). Address J. A. KATANAGH, 

Secy.-Treas.. Colchester, Ills. 



WASTED — For atoek iliow. 
9-10, in good tomi; 
free attrsctiona. 

TIptOD, 



Attraetin farfitSlmr 



Qoick; balance season. Also good door talker 
and atronc ballyhoo act. CAMPBEIX EL£C- 
TKIO SHOW, Sooth Beach. Staten lalasd, N. T. 



WAHIEII-IDSICAL COMEDY 



for People's Alrdome. I^tge 




T Camifal (mm Wanted 

A Ouatval Onmpnr wtUi not lea tbu 10 mt- 
•.ttmtUmm, wanted at ByaD. Oklahoma, Sept. 
.."■■ T - f Jit Artte Byaa Fair. All conceaaknu for 
• Wlfc' :rjt OnXSY. Sacretary. 



METCALF, ILLINOIS. 

THIRD ANNUAL HOME COMING 

Aac.^ 18-19-ao. int. WnM. BanboD Awren- 
BtoBa; Acrobat*. Sbom trttb band, and Merrr- 
Ge-Bonnd. All clean eonceasloos can addras 
. A. E. CLICK, Metcalt, 111. 



— ; aE ooro ABOTAL ootott tab ma be 

:MU .at XODISmu, HISS.. nPT.- sr TO u. 
**** """^ a«d61«Bir|« awiT •way. Open «or 
. ptMtegeB, mad attracthna. Laice 
I Htt jm aad .aaeb larger expected 
J^^' OOBS, rrtw,; W. C 




Mmt be dasB.' 
Addiesa. B. P. 
Asii. aad Hack, 
hda, HL 




WANTED 
leiic ^d jlUrl aior 

iSNsie^abert m^rMMBMSt* art SF% 

I^ene* of r.nna Park. Clema^t' O. Strm bcsl 

ternia. n-ly ttDS« kSOWllK tbett " 



O0I.1J1CBIAV AXmgMEMT'OaatBMtT WABTB 

non-conlllctloir sbowi. riTitr rii lii M. ■ perAmncta 
for stadlmn, mnslciaiii to enlarge to 20-plece 
white bant], falso colored bai^ aaen). aenaatloiDal 
fee «cU. Other camlTal people write. Be- 
MganmDC after 3S weeks nieeeaafnl tour. (Pri- 
tata CBBl. -SlaylBf a nnmher ct big plenlci. 

* »M— 1.^ Tex., Jnly 14-16: Grijul 



.MK. xex.. Jnly 14-16: Grijid 

*MM^t . J^B> illan want iMHiny man. 



Tii]olinR.SmiUi Shows 
BuffaloRaDchWyiiWest 

WANT Ont-claia electric show with own gas' 
ootflt "for towns where can't get current.** 
w BlerrU- wheel and anake show. Greenflle. 
N- C week July U; BoberaonTlIIe. N. C, week 
Joly ig, 



ImlttnetiiKWMtMl 



FOR THE 



SIXTH ANNUAL CARNIVAL 
BATESVILLE, OHIO 

September 15, 16 A, 17, 1910 

PR IV I LEGES TO LET 



Addr— « Dr. A. i. DORR. SeerMary 



bnn a ei i, akirt 
365 days la the rab : 
eaie Billboard. r* 



101 BABCH KIDE SHOW—' 

A-1 comet player 




West. Write or wire a* per tonte. 
Coon.; M, Bnstat; IS. Daa- 
- .Mpala. T.; lit BmsBtan: 
It flj Tftwoii. 'K. t.t si; Newark. 



OpeMnr ta'Ancnst ST weeks last 
ont lostBlr K day. TBAUP COMEDIAN with 
specialty, to ' dooble tnha. trombone or cornet 
in band. ALSt) GOOD AGENT. State lowest 

sals.-T hi first lette.-. A.!dr,>fi« T OCIS EEI3. 
731 JtCFej-son ATe., Sli£i>ojgin. 



WAI^^--yeillM;UDY AERONAUT. 

wtik enpadveev ' wskr parachute leaps fi>r 
. taB (M) waili, eommenclng Joly 30. We haTe 
feat-oaa aew oatilt, never been nsed. Will 
pay (oad salary to the right par^. Work U at 
park. Too do not have to fomlah anything bet 
your cost um e, we fnrziish ew eiy thing ■ else. Send 
photograph and beat nrlee per week In lint 
letter. 3. GBIBBLBrMT First Street.- Lonls- 
▼m*. KaitnckT. 



U Fsa M* it fa Xba Kllbsaxd. taU Osm aa. 



f New Conventions 



Poultry Aaan. Not. ID-IT. 

Q. K. Winiima. Box IBS. Cheablre. Oonn. 



Dorer— Delaware State Oraate P. of B. Dec 
13. Wesley Webb, Dorer. IML 

SIBXBICT OF COLintBIA 
Waahlnstoa — Aaaodatlaa of Paneneer Steamboat 
Dee. 14. Geo. A. White. Hodaon 



Blnr Day Une. Mew Tork City. 
Waahtiiglwi National Blrcr- and -Haitats Om- 
1-9. J. r. EUlsoa. aot B. »»ont 

o. - . . 




atpt. 7-11. 

Box 14, Cola, na. 

nxnron 

Cairo — Bankers* Assn. of HUnols. Oct. S6-27. 
Blctasrd L. Cramptou, 1030 Tlw- Booker, Chi- 
cago, III. 

Chicago — Great Mid-West P. te P. Stock Assn. 

Dec- 8-14. Theo. Hewes, care Inland Poultry 

Joomal, Indianapolis, Ind. 
Chicago — American Shropshire Beglstry Assn. 

IOWA 

Dr- Moines— Pythian Sisters Grand Vemple. 
-Tpt a-s. • N^e B.- OorMa, TndependeneSb Xa. 



i7. T. N. 
<'<naha. Neb. 



Topeka — ^Kansas State Bortlcoltnral Society. Dee. 
. — Walter Wellbonse. Topeka. Kan. 



SEHTUCXT 




Bangor— Bangor Ponltty te Pet Stock 
Dec. e-8. Leslie A. Clark, TSSB Dnlon St., 
Bangor, Me. 



Baltimore — BepobUcan Editorial Assn. Dec IS. 

J. Ooest King. Box 147. Annapolis, Md. 
Bemn-^Caryland State Horticaltaral Society. 

jDly 27-20. a P. Cloae. CoUege Park. Md- 



WOBISAH 

Klfhlgn Pooltry and 
Dec 3S-31. J. A. ' Tomer, 




Pet 



Oct. B. Win 



MlmieapollH — ^American Asm. tor tte Adranec- 
ment of Science. Dec 2fr^ I.. O. Rowsid. 
Smttlwonlsn Instltnttan. Washington, D. C 

IdimeapoUa — Amgrlesw ntm^Km^ anr*mtw Dee. 

— ^. Chas- Paisons. Dntbam, M.' EL 
Minneapolis— lanneaota State Graace. Dee. IS. 
J. 'Adaant S9 ~ " 



St. 7oeepb-IMtafl Danghters oC the O 
erscy Mlaaoarl OMslon. Oct. 11. Mrs. : 
Bartiatt Oayton, Mo. 




Street and Intemrttan 
Oct. B. B. 



BJ£W ZOXK 
Buffalo— Mew Tork State Beal EsUte . 
10.- 

Bnlfalo — ^tematl 
Blllers of 
Boom 636 
Tork aty. 
ose ge a~'~ 
3. Fnd 

ea se. N . - __ 

Syracnse -Palruus of Industry State eC It. 

Dec — . John F. Boss. PemiellTille, IL X> 
Woleott— Lake Sbeta Volunteer IlreaM. JtHf 

20. I- W. Koanw Woleott; Z. 





IMeratloB of Labar. Oct. II. 
717 Baperior aye., Claedaad. Ol 
Batall.Gr — " " 



SellersTlIle — North Penssylranla Pndtry Assn. 
Dec 14-17. H. D. Both. Franeonls, Ps. 

WakaMd— Jr. a D. A. H. Oct. IL Aztbor 

_ _ j_ 




Mot. or Ont 
CdnmUa, B. <X 



Waco — Grand lAdge of Texas A. P. ft 'A. H. 
Dec 6. John Watson, Masonic Vnpte,- Waco, 



WEST TIBSmA 
... Ta. Stata Medical 
.Mt, Daslik ■W.-Ta. . 



I<aianilc — Graod LeOBS 

L 0. 0. F. OetllpU. Bagk-BntM, 

nxle. Wyo. - 



Oct. 



Goelph, Oat— AmerleaB Lrieester BrcedCI^ 
Aaso. Dec — . A. J; Sbiipla, Oaauroo, Bl; 



SEA SHELLS Carni valss Etc* 

IN $10.00 AND $20.00 ASSORTMENTS 

■at yon. Nanes on abaila and their prlcae U waaM 

■old wire, tools, etc . SMd tor tlA, 

3. F. POWbB» Wafcuaa. m.. U. B. A. 



WANTED! 



WANTEDl 



WANTEDl 



DIXIE UNITED SHOWS 

Band of 6 to 8 pieces for Stadium Show. 



on; no exciLi.->lM^.3 



WANTED 



Character Woman, soubrette, must do spe- 
cialty, also Band and Orchestra Leader and 
a few Good Musicians, Cornets. Etc. 

All winter work to right parties; must Join on wire. No 'tickets to parties unknown. Two-car 
show. Very best of treatment. Ghost walks erery &QDdaT. Can use a good Agent, no boossr, and 
most nae a brush. FYsnk Dslton. write. TUB EANCB GIBL COMPANV, FBANK SMITH. Mgr., 
Bonte: BdOeld. N. D.. Joly 13; Blcbatdton, 14; Glenullen, 15; CleTeland, 16; VaUey City. IT-lS; 
10: Haaklnaon. 20. 



WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR 

W. IL HARIOE'S NEW SHOW BOAT 



Oo(Btt|_nat ba atraas an atiaet aad able to handle ataadaid 
eetor, Havana. HL. 14: Cblllhatha. DL. IB: Spring VaUqr, 



filTens, Director, . , 

people engaged for New Si 

Angnst 1. Ws:t.-<. 1 Ml 

Those tiiat wrote b<-rure write 



lag Valley. HL. n: Bna 
_ ta PB iUjjWa s.^ W. Ta. 

mSbIu. - '-' 



Facaw in. lai 




Ho' L Clirit & Sms VN VM III TfiM Mill'Stli 

Agent that can handle and ronte Wagon Show, two more good Billposters. WOd West People, 
good Bnbe, troupe of Acrobats. Acta of all kinds, good Cook, Bosses In all departments. Asst. 
Cook, Oanras Boss. Boss Hostler, and Worklngmen of all klsda. Write or wire. Address as per 
ronte. M. I.. CLASK * SONS, Bland. Ta., July IS; Bnrks Gaidcn, Va., 10; Tasewell. IS. 




^^adies for Ballet andMardies 



nrt iceferred. Alao candy botchers and foor i 
w."«r a small band. Address as per ronte. 

FBAMK A. BOBBINS* SHOWS. 



BOBBY FOUNTAIN SHOWS 
Want Man for Punch and Ma^ic 



Ckaige of side shows, make second openings. 
*- *- — — • — who can -do act in i " 



Harry Nnggent, Frank LrSTelle. write. 
Big show wants elrens acta. 




PMCab^ftHAGEL 

The Pamona and Heicnlean' Wonder; Marrelooa 
vests of Strength with HeaTy- Weights act. In- 
dian dab SimigiaK act. aad BrcaUaf 




0. K. STUfltT 

KING OF ALL AERIAE KIN6S 



SOk Weak of 



ttriM Cnpaiils, QraMs anil 
Miiseus 

TAKE NOTICE 



exo. r. irr.dT.T., 

MdV. at liberty. 48 
70 



. c, sbb uxilb 

tan. asa BB, wtfght 



FOR SALE, QUICK 

SHADOW OF THS CB088 PAmrmO. COO, 
Picture and case weigh 120 lbs. Pipaaft. ex- 
press charges both ways, will ship on spprorsl. 
Addresa \V. Mt-QUAIUIIE, 3,M Peirl s:reet, 
Boffalo, New York. 



FOR SALE 




at s bsrgaln, acconnt of 



$125.00 MADE 



In oneda r 

"jyvjiH^wi-* 



"MA oio wAnri 

"SEW eiABS 

"amr vr 

Ineliiaii Hies gala: 




Sample of ne. 
Tou Bom." 10 
atser 



Kenton County Fair 

EBI.AXOEB, ST., AVOUST M te IT. tUk 
Merry go-roand. soft drinks, candy stands, side 
ebows. baby rack, cane rack, knife rmek. sad 
all kinds of PBITIUOBS lOB SAIA Address 
S. W. AnAU, BMfaiaiT. BOd lit MattMal T ' 
BUc Oatlagtaa. BFlTfib S.' 



TME UR6EST MB BEST FIR IB TIE 88IT1. 

GEORGIA STATE FAIR 

OCTOBER M TO VOTZmBK (, U18. 

101 Ranch WUd West wiU be ^ef attraetlaa. 
A few more flrat-dass top and platform shows 
can get In by applying qnlek. Tbe right bub 
can buy excloslTS restaurant, loach eta 
roast beef orlTllsges. Write qnlck te 
O. BOBEBT, Secy. A Oeal. Mgr., " 



BALLOON ASCENSIONS 

MtNABERS and StCRnHIIIES 

If yoa want to book reliable Lady Aerooaots, 
The St. Clair Olrla hare soms open time. la 
fb^Ir great doable leap. Write or wire, THX 

ST. Ci_\IP. GIHLS, 'rtoi:3;sonT;i;5. M;c&. Bink 
reff.-c-LX'. 



LEASE AND FIXTURO 
VAUDEVILLE HOUSE FOR SALE 



. , 1. ». 0.^ 

Ob acceant of going oa the road, offer for aaM 
a CBMnlstely equipped and paying raadeellle tb»> 
atre. Mo opposition; city of 40^000 people: eape*' 
dty 148: prices 10 and 20 cents. Addrea If ABX 

" "\THAN, " " 



S. ttJk! 



WUmlngton, N. C. 



GIRL SHOW OUTFIT 

■OK CAUi OB BBNC. Macat and mft tidf 
porbble ootat before the pehMc A ddg ie w. 
B~lfALCOLU. Radaia ATaaos Tbaatte. OUe««o. 



FOB gAXX— A fancy 3000 Dunbar Pesaat and 
Fopeom Wagon. A big bargain for ISOO. WU. 
J. OOBBBU aod ■. Oouit St.. OloclaaaU. 0. 



jUtv 16, IfNl 



The Billboard 



61~ 



Fair Workers' and Slreetoen't 

NEW COODS JUST OUT 

wsnB WDM oxnt nv laie lum- 

TXAXXD OAXALOOVZ. 



nc bIfCMt mm tTcr offcrrd for tb» 
SmrT. Kitzm bwTT. fnll slM TM lacbM. 
p,r Jo«.. per rroM. «10.M. W» 

are bFtdqurCera for WatcbM, J*W*II7, 
rotini'la PnM and MotcIUm. 

uTUCi * inana*. w mim ii Jmim 

Tba Horn* of NonltlM 



PUTNAM COUNH FMR 

N. Y. 

itmiv 



(heater Than Ever 
For space and privU^es apply to 

LT. TOODHn. Tnaswir. Bmstir. HY. 



PADDLE WHEELS 

HudMocat. tJtnammt, 
Itgtatnt welgbt Wbmi 
on tbe market. Beaatl- 
fullT pmlntrd In brtaht 
colon. Bona unootnly 
on ball bearlns*. S2 In. 
In diameter; nnmbered 
from I to 60. Price 
I complrte wit h pad dlea. 

$10. CASH mn Ao- 

C OKPA K Y O K a g a. 
OTHKF W1UUX8 AT 
M. *U, and MO. We 
alM carry a complete 
line of a ro ne emen t and 
iramlac derlcea. cl a b 
■MM foroUore, cards, dice and poker cbecka. 
BICbeat <-Us* vorkmanablp: loweit poaaible 
SLACK lOro. 00.. isa rnakUB Street, 




STREETMEN 

W« are headquarters for all the latest 
•ovelUes. Send for our catalog^ue on 
CmaUm. Canes. Knivea. Carnival 
BnblMr aaUi, BmMw ana Oa> 



We are exclusive acents for Cincinnati 
and vicinity for I. EUensteln & Co. 
Prices In Cincinnati same as In New 
Tork. 

TIE SSUSUmi TOT IMPOITINfi CO.. 

lWa.gaarth Street, Cincijmatl. Obto. 



Hut Machine Took In 

SN.73 

IN ONE WEEK. 




Rest rn the Ban." 
Five Oaid MwdiiaM 
inooc. Fhw*> icMa 
orpenolta. The 

MUS NY LO 

caaoot be ia«alpu'* 
latad. MiM«. Af 
iraeUvew OeMlksteat 



HHIk Viviify Cs.i 



Oprrmt*.! Uai lilnm In tb« World 
, CHICAGO, U.S.A. 



LOOK HERE!! 

We ai« tbe low- 
eit price wbole- 
sate Jewelry and 
Noralty Boaae la 
America. 

warn roK 

OATALOflVZ 
We bare erery- 
tbinc of tbe latest 
and lariest stock 

of 

jrwzuT 

UUT Ua Y 

VOTZLTXSa 

W« are ezelaein 
U. a. A. asenta tot 
the sreateet Ueoev 
Uaksra. Bamlet* 
BsraoU Waiekee; 
alao Bamlltoa beet 
eeUlay Haerrn 

QORDON A. MOmilSON 




w Fairs 



1 



TUa Mat eontalna data ptoeotad tr The Bni' 
btatd «atlas the paat week only. The list wai 
pobllabed ceoplefe la tbe laaoe eC My •. 



OOmXOXIOOT 
Bute Bhlr. 




rm - ib w. 



. Hot. 



Albany — Gentry Oh; 
Clark, secy. 

Bourllns Grvea— Ptke Cousty Fslr. 



a. w. 

Aug. 9-12. 

Brooklcld^^-Uan '6K*%lr. Aoc. IS- 10. L. W. 



II. M. Stootber. 



Sept. S-S. DiucaB 

Bennltase— Hickory Co. FUr. Aoc ao.Sept. 2. 

Bosene F. Undsey. accy. 
Indepradeace — Jackaon Co. Fair. ■ Aac. SO-Sept. 

3. W. H. Joboaon. aecy. 
UaysTiiie— Mo. D« Kalb Co, Ihk.' a^t. 21- 

vl. E. A. Bontoa, aecy. 
Mnico— Aadrlan Co. Fair. Anc. 16-19. E. B. 

CSrtcr. eecy. 
aniaa-^MIlTan Co. Fair. Anc SO-Sept. 2. 



Enoch B. Setts, ••er. 
Psttooaborc — Davis Ge. Vhlr. 

B. Uanpla. eeey. 
Platte City— Platte 

2. J. I- Oormack. 
Sbelblna— Shelby 

W. Kparka. aecy. 

New L eilmt oa—Xew 

23. - - 

Bock ^ 
J. IC 



23-28. B. 
MMSept. 
E. 




ComtcttooB ttni Changes. 

wAssmrov 

Evervtt — Snohomlah Co. Afrl. Ann. Aoc 2S- 
Sept. 3. Loola B. McRae, secy. 



BABY BEAMS 
Bsppy. healthy. jilaytU Uttle pels, 
ceu tUs pair. UKWOOD FUMT. . 
pine Vkrm. Xerth WalartDrt. Xalaa. 



Fwra 



AEMMANE 
AIRSH 

Om and Eight Skcb 

Samples and Prices sent 



The DonaldsoB Litho. Go. 

KWPWT ^SSTn KEHTBCKT 



RESTAURANTandDANGEHALL 
PBIVILEeiE TO LET 

corriTraces 

A^nt Mh. lOttw Ulh. UMb. 

BIG C^PnY FAIR 

Septamber 13tb. 14lh. IMia 



ff. ff. MM6IRID6E, Sierihn. 60MT. PA. 

Pan use Unee or tour aood Tsnt Shows at Fair. 




$54.0Q 



MIEIU-SSOPE 

aaS we can prem 
R. Aay eae ess 
Msnte It Msks* 
Ctetebed battea 

Cam 

•n-Seepe. with 
e a ppUe a far auk- 
lot SOO pletiuee 
(eaoafh to pay far 
tba eoaplMa e■^ 



Extra bottoaa. $1 
per baadrad: astza 
ttasiee. $U0 pw 
■roat. Ba tad««» 
dent aad make 
asoaey fttr yoor- 
aelt. Vati " — 



Tennessee Fair Ass'n Columbia, Tenn. 



WiUseUafe 
Annual] 

quick. 



igoodt 



for Mid-Sununer Race Meet, July 19th to 22nd. 
I to 17th. We work day and night. Writ* 
J. P. McGAW, Saer^ry. 



AGENTS, STREETMEN, SPARE TIME WORKERS. 

FLASHIEST LAYOUT ON EARTH 

Beautiful Cabinet, 5 assorted 25c perfumed toilet preparations, shampoo, 
face cream, etc- Actual value, $1.25. (Srculars free. Sample, 20 cents. 

PARKER CHEMICAL COMPANY. - CHICAGO, ILL. 



WILKES-BARRE, PA.y FAIR 



Avtfmt 29, 31» 

OAV AND 

PRIVILEGES FOR SALE. 



1. 2. lOlO. 



BIG MONEY 
IN OUR 

Get oar prices on aoap and 
isaorted packksM with Tunable 



SOAP ''o" AGENTS 

Get onr pricee on soap and toilet articles. Tbey will Intervnt too. Our advertlslnc 
rted packasea with ralnabie premloms bare tbe daub and Taloe that set tbe money. 
Ererybody aaas theea. HAKE OBEAT SOUVENIBS FOB SHOWS, CABNIVALSL ETC. 
Money ■ettan far ea a iaeeiis aad fafeere. One yoonc aaa eirated SlJaaA la aaaoDtha' 

straight on a noma to booae canraM. Are yon doing, as well? If not. send postal today. 

We will tMich voa how. E. If. DAVIS BOAP CO., 808 Union Park Court, CUeace. 



STREET AND NOVELTY MEN 

We not only meet competitors* prices, 
but undersell them. Write for our 

-.ii!ee::cal . 

~~ liid. 




waSSaSb she WKTHTTR AllUtUJCEin CO., for the Kenton. Ohio. Bone Comlnc and Mardi 
Graa, week Jaty is to 23; free on sti«eta axooiid court boiuie. WANT thre* flr«t-«laaa Shows; 
Si% this big week. $40,000 In ptUes given away. Masked parades, drills, etc. aomethlng doing 
day and night; 10 banda, etc. Lotelta, Shields and other good ones come on THIS BIO WEBS. 
Ko pancnta^ if not on the city square aroond court bouse. Thb* la no shoe string ontflt; STery- 
body With tble show has a pocket tnll of money. Wbx? Because we play the live ooea. PSIVI- . 
UGBS. no ezclnalTes except confetti; Jost come on. Also want 20th Centary Merry-Oo-Bonad, 
Ffrris WhP*!. Hnmsu Hoaletle Wheel or Occsd WiTe to Join w«?k of August 18 for long seaeoB 
Soctb. WE t"T:.\TT;Hi-: aliutkti-s i:ovai. iT.^r.iAN b.and, .Arijrp^ ':;--i:ct. wiu. n. WEIDKH, 
tA per rviiie; .Mclh;*, Mlcb.. Jalj H IO, Kcuton, o.. July ia-z3. 



WANTED! WANTED! WANTED! 
Five Good Platform Shows, 

Talkers. EVee Attractlona. Sister Teams. Singles. Piano Playeia, etc If yoa hare anything good, 
write or wli*. Scboylcr, Meb.. week Jnly 11; MaryariUe.'Kan., week 18. Plenty of good oaes 
to follow. Address, K. ,U. CBAMBB, ears Landea Broa.' Showa, per note. ' 



GREAT COSMOPOUTAN SHOWS 
Plaoe Twa Mme 




HIcb.. week 3nly 18, and other goad saas Hactk. i 
free act. Shows can Join at Portaga. Wla. -'Addnss 
a. SMTSEB, Portage. Wis., wart Inly U. 




UNDER THE aOAMo nr uincif 
AUS^ICESOF 

LUNA PARK. JehnMMra, hi.. Augint tthsMi and 10th. WAW TBD— 

IVee^ Open Air Ai:to and fint-daaanatfen&Sboiws. Addieaa LUNA PARK AMOSB* 

MENT COMPANY, Box 517, Johnstown, Pa. 



88th WEEK OF CONTINUOUS BUSINESS 
WANTED 

Ferris Wheel, Shows and Intimate eanceanons. HEGEWISCH, ILL. Population 

Fourteen thousand. Pay week at big Car Works, week of 11 to 17, including Sunday. 
WESTCOTT'S UNITED SHOWS 



SPARKS SHOWS WANT 

Side Show People and Useful Performers 

Address, CHAS. SPARK. f-o-^!»|i^w^?SI^. 



THE UniE RUSSIAN PRINCE 



single clrawini 
Tsufk, Roosewelt maA Johnny 
Mich., week of 12th. 



•tIractioBiBtliewolM (ontsida of 



Xtie Billboard 



JULY ie» i«ia 



DIRECTORY 

Of Agents, Hotat*, Music Publiahera 
and .Dealers in Theatrical, Circus 
and Park Supplier iUphabatisalQr 

■-AiWHigad. ■■.■!• 

. .MiMllnluiuls. set . cxccedlns oce line in 
Mitb. win be pobttakad. pnperlT eUnUcd. ia 
thU dlicetoiT at tiM rate o( tW Or on* yur 
(sainaesK pioTUid tb«r-«e^-n;MMatttiIe 
■atuie. Price Inelndes w^fcn^ ' waorbtiaB 
to Tba BOlboaid. 
Badi additional ]lo<9. or additional elatdflca- 
•'rttaoL, wltbont sobsciiptlon. fT.BO per annnoi. 
One line wlU be allowed to adrertlaen, Crae 
ef diarge, tor each $100 worth of ipac* n«ed 
'mStag one year. 

' 'ta'SS to MTtort ■o^COT^te^wecklr, 



dir. 




«t.. St. iMda. 

J.^OMOac'-'nOt ,ICdi<an art I' rWriin'" — 
, ■ " AERONAUT*. ^ 

artery Balloon Co..-Becd Cltr^'lilelu 
OpnUv J>e Vonda. Box 786. OtBer>. Ml^ 
-^'• .Hait, im Doemland iTrBiiEllail^ 

— idtv Tena. 
npeanTlUe, Uldi. ' " 

AEROPLANES. 

>K n,'IIidlaim Sqi^ua. Mnr York Clt7. 

AMERICAN TAILORS. 

a HIi>paie~* (Ok. tM W. Toronto, Ctal 
AMUSEMENT SUPPLIES. 

eeyheu^mmaa JSoi'; IT Ttonowanda. N. I 
O. 8. Uoalc Co.. isas N. Weattzn alSTcUtea^: 
ANIMAL DEALERS. 

-.Rwne'a Zoo Areos: 

?« Grand at. Mkw Xoik OUj. 
: ,Wi*B ft Maekenaen.- Taidley. PnT" * -^^^ 

ANNOUNCEMENT SLIDMi. 
*«»l,0*i' ir Union S<j.. Bart. New Att''Oltr. 

ARC LIGHTS. ■ '. v^' 
flsa^te Light Co.. 80 Qi«mrtc|ij».L, Hew 

J. B. Hallb^rc. SO Onenwlcb at.. N t' C 
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. 

'ASBESTOS CURfAiN& 

AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC ECO-NO- 

J. H^Ballbers: 80 Of,«ilA-at., iL^Txii^. 
AUTOMATIC JMUSICAL IN8TRU- 
MENTSi- 

Xjfn & Realy. 200 Vabuh anil' <9hUn 
BTK^Hartt Co... lB30:ifr'^|«^|«^ 



,_^BALLOON8. HOT-AIR. 





''l»::MUM«i:^;. 



'Ok.' Aitt''.X.'' 



jgOO K AND ROYALTV-pLAVa 
*""***" I>'amaUc -Kzeliaiiaa^ BO Daulwa ab, 
BOOKING ; AOENTS> 

~ -r—^ Taaderllle 
Kanaai city. Ho. 

BUILDERS OF BIDING biVieie. 

BURNT CORK, 
atdo OMmeUc Co.. 120 W. 3Ut at., N. Y. C 
CALCIUM LIGHT 



• OT'Sjitonu. Oaa Ibinifaetann. 
American CaL lAgbt Works OS Stt avau. GVao. 
C tnrlnnt tl Calrliim Ucht Co.. MO 4au CvS. 



- Fa.: Des ICotDcs. lal; Bodiastir. V. T.; LiS- 
.erito. Nan.; Cincinnati, 0.{ Ol " " 
)-Bane. Pa. 

|;<W. IJcht Co., 616 Rim at^.St. Lotffl, 

CALLIOPE& 
9cmg» Keats, KraasTlIIe, Ind. 
T. Jf7 RlehAl * Co., Paail * Indlaw ata.. Cln- 
ebaatl, O. 

CAMERA8COPE& 
W. S. MomtlMt, 100 Stoiin Laaa, Xkw Zark. 



CANU MID WHIPS. 

CieMlaiia Ouw Oob. ClaWliaa; o, 

OoUsoiltii TSgr Imp. COu. IIS'B.' 4th. OlaelaBati. 
I. Elaenitcln. 4« Aaa at.. MMr Tack City. 
Naaelta Brae., SS Attantle am.. Boanm, Haaa. 

Newman iitg. Co., 611 Woodland are., CleTS- 
Und, O. 

8. Scboen & Son. 50 Ann it.. New Tork Olty. 
Bbryock-Todd Co.. 824 N. 8th Bt., St. iMMl*. 3tO. 
N. Shore Co., 220 Madison at, Chlcam HI. 
Slnser Broa., 82 Bowery. New Tork City.- ■ 
Western Bargain Boose. 272 E. Madlaon. Cbl'so. 

CARBONS. AND EXHAUSTERS. . 
H. HallherK. 30 Greenwleh at., N. T. C. 

CAROUSELS. 
A. l>aBtari, SOU GermaatowB' are., Phlla. 
~ nan Co., N. Vniawaada. M. Y. 



CARS 



Anna Palace See** Oat Oo., Vmadiioek BIk., 

Chicago, ni. - 
HIcka liOcomotiTe and Car Worka. 277 Dearborn 

St.. <..nlcsgo, HI. 
The Tenlce Traos. Co., 3d Natl.' Bank Bldg., 

St. Iioala, Mo. 

CASH REGISTERS, (2nd; HAND). 
Pt i .fliroBlIIas_ 
TIae' afc; CtadsaatL <K 

CHEWING.GUM MANi^PAib^URBRS 

ECelmct Co.. Inc.. 16 W. Otb' at.,' Cindmiatt, O. 
TtoMo,0|ewliic Otna- Co>,- 408 ladaw^j^ 

Ok.' Uiila^^lCfi^ v ' '' ^ 
dlOARS. 

tfcJNSMhalm * Son. 127 ±: 4th at., Kanaaa City, 

CIRCUS SEATS 

V. 8.. Vest aad :Aw]i. Co.. 3^2S N. Dt^IalaM 
■t^ CUcairo. 

. CIRCUS WAGONS. . 

CasM. Sana and Band. Onilata. - . 
SnniTaa * Basle. 15 Canal at,. Pern,' lad. 

CLOWN WHITE, 

M. Stein Oosmetle Ca..'.126 W.^ Slat ktl. S.'T. O. 

COLO CREAM. ' 

^i,m»»n:qomiii^Ci6U1»^.»M. at. ,-K.-Z. a 
:;::::';OdMBDV 'BOOKS." / ' ' ' 
Mget No. 12. fl. 1«M Third aye.. 



COMPEN8ARC. 
Fart Wayne JUMiito;^PMEa.- net WaroSk Ii 

'r;-"coN^'' ' 

A. T. nets.' IZr MIeUsan at.. TUedo. 0. 
J*. U TBiben Mfte. Co.. 24« Rlssie. Cbleago. 

^ ^^CONE MACHINERY.^ 
TnrnbnU lUfe:: OiK; dflO H. Vaiket Flaeai'i 

:^^^i^r;S:^^i'^CONB'OVEM«;nA-;:?£s • 
A. «.TM(i>^^ idaivn itv .i^ 

CONFECTIONERY MACHINES. 

A. T. Dlet^ .127 Mlehlsan at.. Toledo. O. 
W. Z. Long, 172 High at.. Springlleld, O. 

; CONFECTIONS. . 
Bneckiwini Bnia. A Eekateln, HatTlaon At Paofla. 
Chicago, lU. 

CONFE7TL 
Wm. B. Johnaan. SO Pike ati I 
Bndolph Bros.. 620 S. Mb St. I 
St. Loola Confetti Oa., " 

St. lanlB, 3to. 
JJ. S. nnworka Co., Ifemphla, Temi.; St. I<0Bla, 

Mo. ■ 

Weatem Barrala Honae, 272 E. Uadlaaa. Ch'go. 

CORN POPPERS. 

A. T. Dletx. ISr Mlddgaa at.. Toledo, O. 
W. Z. Lons;,.m.HIgh. St.. ■if.ii^ga.ta, - o. 

;::rC(WTyMfe«.>vV-'^V, 
Clumt^MDoataBa Ca^'^^ir. WMir im- 

DECORAtdRS. 

Wm. Beck * Bona .OKi.iWdi: OazflaU Slaea. 

ELECTRIC FANS. 

7. H. Hallbeis, 30 Oreenwleb at.. M. T. O. 

ELECTRICAL STAGE EFFECTS. 

Jas. MaDdWD. 300 W. 60th at.. H. Y. C. 
mstfMS^Bafc^Sta^J Jghtlns CO.. ISOB BaoaO:' 

j;^^' ':Evm iiiow^ PEiiaLA. ' 

iuwuti OMtfBiiaiOiw. .ISO w.vsiBt st., x., z. ck 

powder; 

M. stein Ooemetie Co., 120 W. SUt ■,!X.& 

FEATH ER FLOWERB. - ' t 
DeWItt SUtera. 147 W. 46th at.. <}UeaaSb O. 
& O. Matt. 41B Daarbom at.. ChlocOb HI. 

FELT PENNANTS. v ■ 
^lUg. Oa.. 37 Oreat SaMS^ai 

■.- FESTOONING. ..^KitiKi 

National . 

Brooklyn. H. Z. 

FILMS, 

Xasiifacturers, Daalan in Bad Xeatal Banssa, 

Amerlcaa rilm Brokers, 157 4th aTC. New York. 
Amer. Film Berrlee, T7 S. Clarfc at., Cbleaao. 
Amer. FUm Serrice, 158 N. Ualn at.. Memphis. 
An.a-Ii™t nim Co.. 77 S. Olaik at, — — - 



Lacmmla Film Serrice. 196 Lake St., Cblcaso: 
BraaiTlIle. Intl.; Mempbia, Tenn.: Omaha, 
Neb.; Salt Lake City; UlnoeapoUa, Minn.; 
Portland, Ore.: Montreal, Que., Can.; WInnt- 
pes. Man.. Can. 

Magnetic FUm Service, Clnclnoatl, 0. 

Morphj, 0. J.. Elytla. O. 

Nor. MOT. Pic. Oa.. 422 Ttek. Baa naoelaea, 

Oblo mm Exch., 40 B. nird at.. Cdlsmboa. O. 
Paths Olnematograpta Co., 41 W. XTith at., N. Y. 
Plttaban cat. Light & rtim Co., PltUbnrg, 
Pa.; Dea Molaea. Ia.; Boehenter. N. T.:_ Lin- 



coln. Nab.; Oaalaastl, 0.1 
Wllkcs-Bsns. PSi't V-. '■■ 



BOO' B." SU 'Ot./ Haw 



Pnrdy'a Jilm 

Tork City. 

Soatbera Pllm Exchange, 17 Opera Place. Cin- 
cinnati, O. 

Sooth. FUm Exch.. 245 Mala St.. Norfolk. Va. 
Standard FUm Exch.. ISl Wasblngtoo at., Cb'fo. 
Spoor, Oeo. K., 62 N. Clsrk St., Chicago, 111, 
n. 8. FUm Exch., 132 Lake St., Cbleaga. 
Western Film Exch., 841 Century BIdg., BL 
Lonla. Mo. 

FILM CEMENT MANUFACTURERS. 

Atlas Snpply Co., Mana.vnnk. Pblla.. Pa. 
FIREPROOPERS OF COTTON AND 

LINEN FABRICS. 
The Aatipytaa Co.. ITO Oicaaa at.. R. Z. 0: 

FIREWORKS. 
Oonaolldated Flreworka Co., Beading, O. 
Gieiaiy nraworka Co.. lis Deaitora at„ Cb'go. 

A. ^ Katmtt. 32 Park Placa. N. X. a _ 
Baheaectaljmaworks Co.. SdMaaetady.' M. Z. 

FLAGS. 

6S0 S. 5th St.. Pbtlsdelpbls. Pa. 
U. aTVnt aad Awa. Co., 22-28 N. Desplalnes 
at. CUcsss. -Ol,^*. 

FLOOR BURFAOING MACHINES. 

IC Ii. Scfehcter. 103 S. Canal at., Chleaito, m. 
: FLOSS CANDY MACHINES. 

T. 'Dleti. 127 Michigan «t..' Toledo. O. 

FORTUNE TELLING DEVICE& 

8. Bower, 117 Barman' at.. Brpoklyn, N. Y. 

GAMING DEVICES. 

Bpindlsa, Clah Honsa Fnmltara, Xte. 
Cbarloa A Co.. 8ST 7th ave.. N. T. O. 
EL C. Brans O: Co., 125 Clark at.. Chleagor HI* 

GASOLINE BURNERS. 

W. K Tdm. m Hlcb fit.. Siirlnsfleld. O. 

.GREASE PAINTS, ETC. 

Kaka-lilp Beaaa, Cold Cream, Etc. 
M. Stelo ro.meMc Go.. 120 W. Slat at.. N. Y. C. 

HANDCUFFS AND LEG IRONS. 
Oaka XenUr Co.. Oshkosb. Wla. g'':; '^'^':^^' 
' HARNESS. 

f ar Oixeaa aad Adwattia- 
Haa. 

Plame Cb.. 612 MatrapdltaB aye.', 
Brooklyn. N. T.- 

. ICE CREAM DISHER8. 

Kln^ny Hflg. Oe,. Cincinnati. . tk 

INDIANS AND INDIAN COSTUMES. 

W. H. Barton. Oordoa. Neb. 

INSURANCE. 

-Mlaglp ft Wood, lex Broadway. N; Y. City. 

JAPANESE SOUVENIR GOODS. 
TaUto, Ogiwa * Co., 168 B. Lake It. Chicago. 

JEWELRY, 
ttace Vaa. 

Bennett Jewelry Co., 161S N, 10th rt., Phna. 

B. B. Dodce ft Co.. Masonic Temple. Chicago. 
N. Shore Co.. sao Madlaon St.. Chleaso. HI. 
SInyatt-Todd Co.. 824 N. Stb at.. St. Loola. Mo. 

res.. 82 Bowery. New York City. 
Batcalq Honae. 973 E. Madlaon, Qil'go. 
JUGGLERS' GOODS. 
'Tte^lfjick. 1066 PoIIan sTe., CIdcIoiisU. 
KNIVES.^ . 
CleTdsad esse Oo,. 'derdsaOi'tlL';'' ' v 
Goldbcxr Jcwdzy Co., lUW. «th sL, Kkasas 
Olty. Mo. 

Newman Mfg. Co.. 641 Woodland are... Ole*e^ 
land. O. 

SInser Btoa.. 82 Bowrrr. New Tork City. 
Harry Ik Welshanm. 242 E. Hadlson st, Ch'go. 
N. - Slinre On.. 220 Madison st., Ch*ao. 
Shrfock-Tndd Co., n24 N. 8th at. St Loola. Mo. 

LAUGHING GALLERY. MIRRORS. 
J. U. NaoghtOB, Hotrt Mayas BUg.. Peotla, HL 

LIGHTS. 

Btaeena, Torehaa, for Clieaa and Tsat niowa. 

Rolte ft Weyer, 8 B.' MIeblsan at. Ctaleaxo. IB. 
n. S. Tent and Awn, Co., 22-28 N. Desplalnes 

it. Cbiesgo, UI. 
Windhorst ft CO., 104-106 N. 12th at. St 



Xdlsoo Mfg. Co.. 10 Fifth are., N. Y. C. aad 

Orange, N. J. 
Oaumont Co., Congress ava,, Fliuhlng, U I„ 

N. Y. 

Harbaeh ft Co., 800 FUbert at. Philadelphia. 
H. ft B. nim Serrlca. SOO - Hoaadnaek Bloek. 

Cbleaao, lu. 
a BTnalBa, 602 tth as8„ Hew Zsik Otr. 
Iiaammla Film Seralee, ISO Lake at., OfiUaaat 

■sansTtUa. Ind. ; iMpUB., TSea.: OuSa. 

Neb.; Bait Lake,:CMn-llUaaapalls. mSSX 

Fortlaad, Ore.; Mialfaal,'' Qaa.. Oaa.t ^3=* 




B. DaTla. Wstertown, Wis. ' 

Dixie FUm Exchange, Owenaboto. Ky, 

Xdlaoa Mfk. Ca..-lS fUlfe ava.. N. Z. C sad 

Orange, US. J. .i - ;'•!>. i. 

H. *H. Film 



Chlcaao, HL 
C. L. Han ft Obb. 



Oanmoot Co.. 

N. Y. 
8.- t.»M« g]s 




B.^!oblo, 8&e Market st, PhUadalphIa, Pa. 

Migostle Film BerTlce, Cincinnati, 0. 

Nlebolaa Fowar Co.. 116 Nasaan st, N. Y. O. 

Path* Cinematograph Co., 41 W. 2Sth at., N, Y. 

Plttaborg Oalelnm Llgbt ft rUm Oo., Plttahmg. 
Pa.; Dea Motnea, la.: Boebeater. N. Y.; Lin- 
coln. Neb.; Cincinnati, O.; Omaha, Nab.; 
Wllkea-Barre, Pa. 

Pntdy's FUm Bxchasga, 100 B. 2Sd st, N. Y. O. 

EbaSaid. Bclmaldar, UO B. 13th at. M. Y. c. 

Sooth. Film Bseh..-a4B Mala at. Macfalk. Ta. 

StsbblBS. Chsu K.. lOS Hsla. Ksasss Oily, Ho. 

BtsBdaid FDh HsAj^W-lHsSMsaWa St. Oh'ge. 

n. B. film ■rah ss M i. Jtl T a ta A. OMaain. 

Tiaaeopa MIB, Oabi'lMK' B aade Bl i at. Ba'sa. 

MUMCALiQLAiBSES. 
L Bnnnalia. dM Flaihaah^vBreahlyB. N. Z. 

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 
I^on ft Healy, 206 Wabaah ave., Ohicage, ni. 
— " Instmmaat. w« ' 



Narth Tonawanda Mnaleal 
Martb Tonawanda, N. Y. 
■ " " Wurlltier Co., Cincinnati 
NOSE PUTTY. 
IC. Mita Ooametle Co., 120 W. Slat St. N. Y. 0. 

- NOVELTIES. 
Ooe, Yooge ft Co.. 800 Lneaa are.. St. Loala. 
Ooldsmtth Toy Imp. Co., 123 B. 4tb, Clnclnintl. 
Gordon ft Morrison. 100-201 E. Madlaon. Chicago., 
Qoldberg Jewelry Co., Ill W. 6th st, Ksnaas 
aty. Mo. 

Holiday Norelty Mtg, Co., 37 Oreat Jooea St.. 

New York City. 
T. 0. Mott 416 Oearboni it, Chicago, ni. 
Bndolph Bros.. 520 S. Fifth at. Philadelphia. 
N. Share Co., 220 Hadlsaa St., OUesM.IlL,. 
Bfaryoek-Tndd Oa.. 824 H. tth ^^JBtTiEeBE' HSi. 
Singer Bma., 83 Bawcry, New Zo» Ctty.. 
Bt LooU. Coofattl Co.. IS S. OamaMKlal at. 

Bt Loola. Mo, ' 
Ualted NoTSlty Oa^ S8S-K 6th are.. N. Y. City. 
Weatera Bargala Honae. 272 B. . Ha a i in B . Oh'go. 

OPERA CHAIRS. 

Amerlcaa Seating Ca.. 2U Wahaah an., Oblcagow 
A. H. Andrewa. 174 Wahiah ate., Cunga. 
Oanla-Goadle Mfg. Oa4 SOT IMawan at, Xaa> 

aaa Olty. Mo. 
Havdaaty Mfg. Co.. Oaaal Oonr. O. 
A. B. MIlBcr Seating Co.. New PhlladslpbU, O. 
Bainl Hetal lUk. Oa.. im Pfjejba ta s^Ch'go. 



ORANGEADE. 

The Oomer Co.. SOS Maryland at. BaSalo. N. T. 
Chaa. T. Moerlsacy Oo., aiSO Hartlaon; Chlcaga. 

ORGANS AND ORCHE8TR10N9, 

a F. Bath, AbDeni. Kans. ' 
A. Beml. 220 W. 14th at. New Zscfc O^. 

OaTiou ft Co., 81 Bond at, Nev. Zeik Oir. 
Johannca _S,.aebh8rdt Oo.. SOU Lawtaoca st. 

Wabaah aea.. Chicago, lU. 
ITS.FSrk Bew, N. Y. «». 
lastesl lasbasMBt Watfea. 



PhUaMsbls. ea. 
Ly«B * aStr, 208 



Naclk 



MAGIC LANTERNS, r ; - 

StsTBoptieana. Eta. 
Aaar. Tltagraph Co.. 110 Naaaaa st. N. Y. C. 
a. M. Stebblns. 1028 Main it. Kanaaa City. Mo. 

:MAGICAL SUPPLIES AND SCHOOL, 
■ssrtiirs Masle snd Norelly On,. IKS Btoad- 
wsF. '>>cw Yetk Olty. 

MFRtt:MSOi!li^NICAt AMUMMKNT 

■ -.•■/v'\''^l*'' '~''ORVICBB.-.;- ^^vv-'V^i-V 
American Box Bsll Cb., 1260 Tsa BaiSII. St. 

IndlanapoUa, Ind. 
Armltage ft Onlnn, Bprlngrllle, N. Z. 
EU Brldre Co.. Roodbonse, Itl. 
HetschelT-Bplllmsn Co., N. Tonawanda, N, Y. 
W. F. Manglea Co.. Coney Island, N. Y. 
A. 2. Smith. 3247 W. Van Bnten, OhlcsgOb HL 

MBRRY-GO> ROUND ORGANS i^D 
ORCHESTRIONS. ^ 

Lyon ft Bealy. 30S Wabash avc„ Ohieaso. IIL 
Bndolph Wnrlltxer Co., Cincinnati and Chicago, 

MILITARY GOODS FROM GOVERN- 
MENT AUCTION. 

■ksads Bsansrmsa, 601 Brosdwsy. H. Z. 0. 
MOVING PICTURE MACHINES. 

AsMrieaa FUm Broken, 167 4th STa., New York. 

Amarlea Tlupapb Co.. 116 Naaaaa at, N. Y. O. 

Aaier. FUm Serrice, 77 B. Oark st, Chleaso. 

Amer. rum Serrice, 158 N. Main at; Mamphla. 

Antt-Traat Film Co.. 77 8. Clark it, Chleaso. 

Cincinnati Film Exchange. 817 W. 4th, Cln'tl. 

Chicago FUm Exchange. 46 Jackson Bird.. Chi- 
cago; Omaha; Dearer: Salt Uiks City; San 

''. Fksaelsco. 

Ossted. O. T., Film Bxeh., 1041-0 Loeott it.. 
;.^flt .Mi. He. ; iMOsrUle, Sy.r Maw Ml^^ 



PAPIER MACHB. ' 

Oamlral Papier Maeba Wath^ SH U 
at. Mllwankee. 'Wla. 

PATENTS SECURED. 

victor J. Brana ft Co.. Waahington. O. C. 

PEANUTS. ALL VARIETIBSb 
WHOLESALE. 

B. Cstanaartf ft Co.. Penn are. ft 2Sd at. Pltt^ 
bnrg, Pa. 

PEANUT ROASTING MACHINERY. 

Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, O. 
PERFORATED MUSIC. 



PHOTO BUTTON MACHINE& 

Amer. MIsnts Photo Co.. 720 W. 12th. Chicago. 
Ont-Bate Photo Sapply Co., 1427 B. Balated at. 

Obteago, IIL , ^. 

OUeago Ftoro^pa Co., rttTObraa BIdg.. ^^gfr 
N. T. Femtna Co.. lOBUi BeUBcy a^ K. Y^ 
W. S. HsaaUSM. !•• lUf|aa Laaa. New Yask. 

PHOTOaRAI»HERS. 

Xaaaa * Oarl. N. W. Car. Tth ft Viae ata.. Obi. 

. daaati, o. 

PLAYS AND MSS. 

Saalata In. Aathaia, Asaata ud ^ekaia. 
Dick ft FItsgerald. 228 Asa St. New YorkOUr. 
Adolph B. Belm. StaUoe B. MUwaakaa, Wla. 

POP CORN. 
Dlrabtrgrr Popcora Oe^ IM Besaea at. BoBalA 
OardsD OliT Popcora Warta.- 4B.itite fihfW. 
Baekbelm Braa. ft Behstfi^ .HanMB-AtfeM* 
SIS.. Oh'CSgO, in. .. . '>^;' .■'.n;;-i'<^.:'i'--,? -' ' 

;. : ( POP^eORN'MACNINBS.: . 

' l«S~Hlih'k;;?li»tiMHid. O. '.- 
PORCUPINES. 
Unwood H. Fllat, North WaterfMd, He. i: ' 

PORTABLE PIANOS. 
The OslaabDa Plaao Ooi., CoIOBibga, O. 

POST CARDS FOR MACHINEa 
BalilMt BqWIy Co.; 888 Daarbom at, Chteat^ 
PRINTERS. : 

. Of notorial Fostare, Big ^Tpa Blaafth . 

. Btraamsn, Zte, ■ ■'':■■■;'"'-;' "■',■'■ 
Ackarmana-Qniglay LItho. Co.. Kaaaas.Oitri.Hk 
Amerlcaa Show Prist Co.. MUwaakaa, Wis; 
nonaldsaa Litho. Ca^, Me^ort; Ky. , „ 
Qioat W^Mfr^iOOi^rmJCrfWJt. bmli. Ma. 

^/•^^'v'^^^^^^IMrtiTRRB.''^" ■ 
Of Thsatrioal laltartaads, 



Ohnrch Printing Co.. 416 Elm it, Olnclaaatl, 0. 

ROLL tICKETS. 
taUoaal BOU Tteltat Os., Bbamkls, ?a. 
"S^. :jla.r ,»hasiakla, ga. ,: 

;tti?i>'.? • ' ": 



JULV 16, 1910i 



Ttie Billboard 



63 



ROSECAKE MOLDS. 

V,--t. 1ST MIeUcaB St.. ToMo, O. 

ROUGE. 

IL tu « l uuattie Co.. ISO W. SIM X. J. 0. 

"SAYSO" OOlIK •AHUM. 
A. T. 1>T UleUiaa lrt.V fWM^ 0. 
SCENIC PAINTERS. 
And SmIus ia BoMUy. Etc 



4.T. 



tattm- (•.«. 1S28 V«n Bnren »t., Ohietfo. lU. 
KEcls (• Dwjer, 281 K. 14tb it.. N. i" City. 
M»b.>ll Art Co.. 6S0B N. STtli St;, Omtiui, Smt. 

Uvrfurtb, 21SS BOOM It, Olaelanatl, O. 
tSi Co.. loc, 144 N. U iL, StenbonTlUt. 

acSriT' Sctn'e Studio, >>» fljcaDor* St.. ColBm- 

iJSin '& Loodto q^dnJbVnjiM. 

SmrT & voUud SMle OoLi-nu liukat ft.. 

■C. Loulf, Uo. 

Bowanl Tuttle, IMS Center it. UUmnkoo, Wli. 

SECOND-HAND SHOW GOODS. 
Sill* Kllm EidUDt*. Ownuboro, Kj. 
8ELF-PLAYINQ PIANOS. 

BtfiT-Wood riano Plucr Co., Kuau City. Mo. 
lam * U»l7. 20e Wibult Cb'can, lU. 

■adoipk WnrUtMr Co..- OImIbmU ud Oklea«o. 

•HOOniHI: OAIXMIIKS. 

K K BovSui * la^. S4X iaekaaa BlrSToi'cai. 

4. J. ucCuiioogh, SMdan^att;; 

inSrVnOtlB, SOS X. 91 at.. PMIaMsfeta. Fk. 

SHOW PRINTERS. 
<Mkoim Show Print Co., 3SS Aarlnm at., Bart- 
fort. CoBo. 

SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS, 
ft Bock. T28 BID* IsUod art., Chleaso, III. 
Ot Moolla Broa. * Co., OncBTllIa, 111. 
M*boU Art Oa.. SMS K^lTIk at,. Oaaba. Kcb. 
EJ. B»r*ta * Ok. MS S ia rt Bay. BrooUni. 
U. ft T«Bt aad AwD. '0*.. n4S Oteplaloca 
It.. Chletco, III. 

SIDE SHOW SUPPLIES. 
Wok KalaoQ. S OofSwcU Plao*,. Sattk CoK 




Aawrleu BoBcr Blak Soaplr O*;^ 
Cblnto Boiler Skala Oa.. Ufl 

BM.. Cblcaco, lU, 
IL C. Benler, Rlehmood. lad.' 
IttSiBroel Wluloir Skate €»., 

SLOT MACHINES. 
^ Kaaofaetaran of and Baalaii is 

tan 4k Bea)r..SOS Wabaali a««., CUauiL to. 
m» Kareltx Ce.. Oklcaao. HL ^"^^ 

t A J'"5S« S*" ^ ".s. Weatara aTo.. Ck'so. 
■adolph WorlltBar Co.. ClaetanaU and Chlta««. 

SLOT MACHINE SUBSTITUTE. 



«LOT MAchink: supmani. 

KiUUt Supply On. 1 BijiHitB sLi CMcMtt. 
SNAkK^IAtKMK'!:':- ' 

W. OdcU I«aiB, Baa AataBto,^1ta; 
ATauraic Sufea Co.. Sta Astaale^ Ita. 
BnmuniJie Saake Farm. Bex ST8, BrowMellle. 

SONG BOOKS. 
T. a. Babba. SSi WlUUa at.. New Yaik^S 



SONG SLIDES. 

'or niaatratad Saass- 

Hcaco rua kxebance. 4« Jacktoo Bird.. CM- 
jj g»^ WUl»«; DeOTer; Salt Lake Cltx: Sao 

'til ^* I^UawOK Kx.: New Or- 

H. A fa. piin 
Chlcaco. IlL 

iMeomle Piiia SkrTlee, 196 Laka at. OUeuK 
lad.; llempbtirTiS:; ftSS: 
^*b.: Salt Lake atr; UuaeaMUa. lUn^ 
W. MaV^cii «>»2rSS!"; WiSlii 

l«rl * Co., 04 D. MMi««t-'y?a ajirfrfj:i.- ^ 
..OiKlaaatl o. ' "TTT^ 

SOUVENIRS. ; 

■. a Wood & Co., m nttk at*., cueaaab ni. 
^I*£CIA148tlbBS. 



^B^TW^W OUik at.. Ch'«i». 

SPECTACLES v5Wipt«V«.OLA«8ES. 



«l»»cr Broe.. 83 Bowety. Kew Twfe'.air. 

SPIRIT GUM. V 
B. Stf In Coemelle Cot. iso W. SUt at. M. T. a 

STAGE HARDWARE. 
iS- ••"»» ^cnae, N. T. 
STAGE LIGHTING APPLIANCES. 
««• »«MhM Bteetric Oa.. SOO W. BOUu N. T. a 

, : jyEKEO SCOpiC VIEWS. 

"■i*""'*' •** Ocki : SM ■ ank at., Ohteaco. 

8TREIT MKNW •Uim.iES. 

. ' — -'--ynnaiMi: - 

citr Vo ^ • •••• 

fc'" Haate^ lad. 

S S*^?* at. St. Xou'a. Mak 

B.n- 00 Bowe l J. Mew Xeik Oll7. 



>a, Cblcaco. 
.raadaaall. 
t-. wiMar, at.. 



— 



TALKINa>PICTUII.il MACHINES. 

Oaamoot Co., OMgaMO' OWw,. Fi Oifc l o t. .b I.. 

TATTOOING SUPPLIES. 
Bdw. E. Brown, 116 UaU it. Amora, 111. 
TENTS. 

Baker A Lockvoad, fth * WjraidMOi Olifc. Kaa- 

aaa City. UtTT- \ . '"T:: . . 
Columbna Tiat; ■■ll:^n..Oai„:IMH0taK O. 
Canile.Ooadlo CE, Wf Mawafa' tL, Kaaaaa 

City, Uo. 

Uousiierty Broa.* Tent Co.. 100 S. ]lalk.St. St. 

Xoals. Uo. 
J. a Ooaa A Co., Detroit, Mich. 
O. XL Kerr Uf(. Co., 1T07 W. Uad'aoo, Cb'(0. 
W. H. Loahbaucb, CoTloftoa, Ky. 
Mnmy * Co.. Ine^ 040 Meri dian at. Chlca«o. 
Tbomaon ft Vaadlreer, SM M. Paa^ Olflaaall. 
D. S. Tent and Awn. Ooi., 048 IL.-OMiMaaa 

at., Chleaso, lit 

THEATRE FRONTS AND CEILINGS. 
Kaanabetv Booflox and Celllag Oa., COatoD, O. 

THEATRICAL COSTUMES AND 

WIGS. 

Wm. Beck A Bona Co.. 10-12 GaiSeld Place. 
ClDC'noatt O. 

A. Fueter, 521 Walnnt at, St. Lonla, Uo. 

THEATRICAL LUMBER. 
Joba OlUeapla UuiImt Co., LpoaOtet A Seward 
; ata,. Cblcasaw UL 

' ^ THEATRICAiL; pkoPurftBs. 

Stcsnao A Well, 7S Woaater at, B. X. C. 

TICKET CHOPPERS, 
a. T. Brl«ht. StrawB Bids., Ctorelaad, O. 

TICKET PRINTERS. 
Aieoa Tlekat Co., SOO Itearbora at, Cblcaco. 

Calvert I'Tlatlas Co.. Kaoaaa City. Mo. 

Xatloaal Ticket Co., Sbamoklo. Pa. 
Eeea ftlatlas Co.. lOtb A Harney eta, Omaba. 
TrloiouBt l>reaa. ST Albany at.. Boaion, Maia. 
Wrldoo. WlUlaaa A Lick. Fort Smith. Ark. 
Weldoo. WlUUiaa A Lick. Saa madaco, Cat 

TIGHTS. 

8k«iaaB A Wall, IS Woaatar a^ M. T. RIty. 

TOY BALLOONS. 

ftaaele fleke^ Bodcy. Waah. 
Maarila Brea.^ SS Ataatle aTe-. Boeton. Maas. 
Oae. A. FatBld. 41 Wanes it. New York Oty. 
Skxyaek-Tadd Co.. SM N. 8th et, St Loola. Uo. 
8k Boerery, Kew Teck City. 
' Hooac, 272 B. VallMih Wso. 

TRUNK& 

A Baa Co. JS9 Colo labia ave., 

PkllaMDbla. ra. 

B. B. * 8. Traak Ooi, 4«7 Woad at, Pittitart 

TURNSTILES. 
Baciatarias aad Oaia-OoatroUed TmaatUea. 
a. V. Brisht Stmwa Bids-, OleTclaad. 0- 

UN I FORMS. 

OaMoolla Brea., A Co., lOM 8. 4tb at. Otcea 

TlUe. m. 

Waaliin UaltetiB Co.. 214 Clark at. Cblcaco. 
VAUDEVILLE AGENCIES. 

Paelflc Ooaat Ammenent Co., Aacilcaa Bank 

BIdc.. Seattle. Waah. 
Tea Spactar Theatrical Kxehahse. Ceatoiy BsUd- 

lag^ KSBMS Olty, Uo. 

WATCHES. 

3r.'BkiBa Oa^ SM Maaiaoa at., CUcaSft UL 
lisiir amii^St Bowery, New Ytck OMy. 

WIGS. 
Kabe-Vp aad Tvioot Waeka 

Vitcgr Bwtas Supply Honae, Decatnr. III. 
C J^WILD ANIMAL DEALERS. 

PBtBUB**' .rtt aal WBd AaimU Stei*. 4M 

WatblBgtt* it. BuCalo. N. Y. 
LoqU Babe. SMOMSd at. New York Oty. 

WIRE WORKERS' SUPPLIES. 

T. O. Uott, 415 Dearborn at., Chicago. III. 



0 0 STAOE XOBXT 0 0 
Looka like cennlne creenbacka. Sometblnc new. 
SaaiBl a SiO for lOe or $100 (or 23c la atampa. 

wnawB. SOS w. siad t. obi—a, m. 



ntiibw*. Pi. • 



Slot Machines 



Outdoor Acts Wanted 

Tut Anaoal Aatomn Fleeta. Anc. IT and IK. 

lOIOt T.11 all In Or«t l.ttrr. FTtED SKIT* 
Secretary. Clarktrlllr. lowa. 



CWbbmb cbatia. not inlabed. tor laalde or oal 



elde aae, only iS.3S per dea. PMdlaa chairs 
Solabed, atroac and atltaetlTe, oaly fftOO pe) 
doe. Caah dlacooat. . Sample «t Cotb. (t.Tw 



Wiaaera. Aleo popalar llae park - aetteee aa' 
opera ebaira at moat reeaoaable price. Writ, 
aa wkat you leqalte and aee oa make (ooA 
W. A. CBOATB SKATINO CO., Albany. N. X. 



OurSpMialty This Year Isth* 

American Dollar Flag 

IX Tsffsto; ■on.fMt and nin-ptr>ali 4x7 
fart. O saw l mmm m"^ stripes, 8 ft. pole 
wilklMM, M fMii; anallla rope, gdvaalsad 



•twOO 

AairiMn Flag Mfii: 

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TWELVE YEARS* experience in nwmibo- 
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Marks, Etching, mu8tration8,AdwtttihliDeWaB»St^^ 

Advertising Slides, Electric Signs? 

If so, you will get a whole lot of useful information eveiy montli 
out of Signs of the Times, the trade oilier in the world of signs. An 
illustratM text book foragn men ana aigents. $1.00 a year. Address, 

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the largest circulation and is the 
best AdvertisingMedium. bar none 

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THE LONDON 

M U S I C! H A^ L li 



la the iccocntaed orsaa of ▼andarlUe Artlata . 

don wtU Sad a ftientty wateoaaa at 14 (.elecnter 

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EVERYTHING IN THE UNE OF 

STREETMEN'S GOODS''" NOVELTIES 

CUTLERY PENNANTS SPECIAl-TIES 
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m^ MiiMtm OF oiiR prices on jEiiunr 




No. B-5. AxLacBPin, 

■No. B<e. Dewey BetM, pirn. 

'Na.B-7. BAttlaliip Oii ' 

', No. B*8. Lkntenx Chaia^ 



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IBM 




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piEwnnn.; p$EU]H]ui^^ pipe sets 

- I ro^ aad^ wg^^^an AnfcWM^ . Thty Ipdt finfr— 
^^Somdfy good BpedaUa» 

In ws^i for <^Jflj^Mjggf ^ ii H^^ or the 



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tlaneen, OtmctaaSoa* 
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FEATUBBft 



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a r t ti acciM to are.IaiB^ 



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conpleta ivttli 



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and Slti 

liamp Hooae and eoaa only 

Cosdenaen, completa witk Olaaaca . 
Uetal SUde Carrier 



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pmrta stamped vlth onr Trade Mark. 




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OCNUML nUi CC^ 

nut 

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iG Lighfins Set 



Savetbed^enDoe between 
ieoBia » lE, W. -^wiat it 
costs with a Brush Outfit— 
and the 8 to 15 cents which 
you are nqpr :piyiqK the 
Eiecbic li^ GpoiiH^ 

Also save cHOO'jiajf^of the 
Isaxp vunaA ^ving 60 volt 
insteal^l^. 

■■■ THi'Bkwt OiiaaA, which 
is far «" T***^ Mtmitmiu ig 

Current. 

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DCTROir. iiicii.^ u. s. A. 



I, OaanHna ar Karaatae; 10 B. P.; trelCht 
■. Uat 9800, aabjaet to dUeooBt. 

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Am wlU INCBEASB YOCB BUSINESS. It projecti FXICKBRLESS, 
8TEADZ aad . WOMOKBmiXX BRILUAirr plctaica. baapataatad IH 
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AS IjONO. ■ . I 
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BIT and BDSINKSS IKCBBA8SO WONDI 
F. !<. F.. of CUcace, Ill.i writea — "Caed 
and NOT ONB PBNNT FOB BBPAIBS." 

F. J. K.. of Kanaaa Clt7. Mo.. wrlt<>« — "OperatlDS Motioc»pb 
ited all makea. bot NONB TO COUPABE \riTH HCriOOBAFH." 

~ Qag Oatlt U tiM «Bl7 aatlsfaetorr mAM- 

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S1.75. STEEL SLIDE CASSIERS, 76 cents; WON T BURU aod WOIPT BREAK. 
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Now Onhr ¥•» Ntv^Mine 

at once ! Summer buaness looks so good — with scores of new exhibits 
ore turning independent every week — that we have ordered one hundred 
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while don't pay "advance royalty" to anybody for anything, and don't 
let anybody tiy to make you raioe the price of admi—ion to^ur thea- 
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IN UNITSO «TATB» PATENT OFPICK. 



Volue XXIL No. 3t. ONGINNATI-NlBW YOH-^CHieAOO 



July 23, Iflt. 




JOHN CORT. PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL THEATRE OWNERS* ASSOCIATION 



2 



Tlie Billboapcl 



JULY 83, 1910,. 



THE EDENGRAPH 

A Motion Picture Maclune- D^^ and Fticlierless 




Below a rear view of the Edeograph mechanism is shown. 
Note that the coniplete meebanism is enclosed in a practically 



PATENTED DEC. 1. 1903. 




llie above illustration showsin detail the construction of the 
ineiftiDlBinvimft patented dec. i, ims. 

T1)« many radically nawffMturMar* all fully fl«seplb«d in a handsemaly illuvtratad c«t«log cnatlcd en rcquMt. 

iiiEli CH AP H MANUFACTURING GO. 

\ :./'\:-:GEORQE KLEINER Pm. ' 



13^ Third Street, 



New York 



SELLING agents: 



Kleine Optical Company, 52 State Street, Chlcagoi 
C. B^Ki<Mn*« - '19 Eati21sC9ii««t; N«wlroiPk. 

Gemral Film. Company's <>ffl ' 



Clune Film Exchange, • Los Angeles* California. 
AiiMj^pmirtpitf ' 1^ CMhanga^ • - ' Pmrtland, Ortgan. 
AmalganiatMl film CMlMingo,- ^attlo, Washington . 




AMERICAS IBADING 

■/-•CINCINNATI 




Vcdmiw XXn. No. 30. 




cmcnnxATi— NEW york— Chicago 



July 23, 1910. 






A Kcntleman Who Is mn aetAr by tfmd* Md a thespian of proalMBM in 
th* profession, reeMitljr vWted lils relathrea in the Monumental CKj;' He 
tru returning from an extended- totur of the western states with a company 

which had disbanded for the season, 
and he was on his way to New York, 
where he will spend hia •ummer vaca- 
tion. 

He had not seen his relatives for a 
long time, and, consequently, when he 
arrived there was quite a family re- 
union and a great reception for the 
prodigal. 

One day, during his sojourn, he 
made a sight-seeing tour of the city. 
' ' ' ; While strolling down Baltimore street, 

he chanced to meet aome of his former friends "and aoqoabitaBMa and there 
was a scene of Jollification. And, as customarr nndwr sneli' eireamstances. 
Impromptu meetings result in visiting a cafe, to Indulge In the liquid that 
cheers, so as to appease their friendly enthusiasm. 

The actor, whose identity was not disclosed, has a reputation for his 
conviviality and over-zealously indulging in the cup that cheers. They 
visited McGraw's cafe, where they enjoyed the occasion to their , hearto' 
content. They were seated at a table, discussing theatricals and Indulging 
In repartee. The actor leaned forward to attract the attention of a member 
ofthe party, and, having on board a quantity of ballast which shifted, catised 
him to fall precipitately to th^/lloor.. . 

His friends, promptly; to"; the': wsi DU » .w<wo' ahowt to ra^tae*.' htea. OB his 
chair, >-hen he temarlradtv'''''vi=''^^^ ■ " ■ ' 

• ■ • •«et;*em;'up.jrt«l«i;^^^ 



Ptehaps among Broedwaj-'s flrst-nighters little Is known of that high- 



brow organisation', celebrated in burl«in<>* : eUOIea aa "Billy Wataon'te 
Tnut." Suffice it that the members of the "Beef nnntr* iiiimlMr ' ' 



whoi9 the least ambitious physically 
weighs 160 pounds, with a pachyderm. 
Ic burlesque queen tipping the scales 
at 250 for the headUner. They ^ianlay 
their art to the best advantage'' In 'a 
studio scene, wherein they all pose as 
Models in fleshings, while Watson 
points out to his audience their prin- 
cipal charms. : '-'.-z .. - 

To the costuming "deiMiriiiai^iit ot 
Henry Orange & Co., Watson went one 
oay and arranged a contract for the 
wardrobe of his company. Orange gave him an estimate on the gross out-, 
flttln?, never thinking; of coime. that Watson's particular brand of drama 
ran Inrgeiy to embonpoint. Imagine- his discomflture.. therefore, when the 
sixteen members of the "Beef Traat'^- walked in to be meaaured.. The smallest 
biMt measiire In the lot was 44; iuiiltilM etteumfereBee Of the varlena pairs of 
n'Pf ran from 4« inches up. . } •'. 

"A few iMM flOBtiMta like that." Mid Qraace. "and I ahbttld have to 
cmnge the firm name to Xtenion.'* 




. • While playing a small town." writes Hen Lueders, "I happened to 
drop Into a vaudeville house, having nothing else to do until the evening. 
Directly back of me sat a young man who might have been the town clown 

tor all I know, with a younv lady 
who evidently was seeing a perform- 
ance (or the first time. 

"The young man with a predilection 
for saying funny things wee setting 
oft some of the nnest comedy I have 
ever heard. It was, in fact, so fine 
that I could hardly stand It. So. 
wishing to entertain mj-self until the 
curtain went up, I took a letter from 
my pocket. Which had been sent me 
by a professional friend. The letter- 
nen.i was one of thoaa ate-colored afTairs with several half-tone cuts, and 
•ooli. ,1 something similar to a Kingling Brothers' g-sheet. The young man 
Mhiii.i me peered over my shoulder and, after •falling to read my letter, 
•Id to his companion: 

■' 'Well, what do you think of a gal that would write to a guy on a pro- 
Krnnrr . . _ . •." -.r . 

The noise made by the cwrtaiia ririnv drown4id the burst of langfater 
I Was unable to auppreas/* ' ■ 




Billy Ahera^ who, with his wife. Agnes, In their acrobatic act. are known 
as The Ahems; aaya that he was booked recently in a theatre of the Middle 
West. On the same bill was a knife thrower. This knife-thrower's act was 
a very cheap one, and had been booked 

by the pianager simply as a time filler. I Af- ' JL* \ •csS^-tt.^''? 
The finish was, of conne>-the-old;eon- Np '-^pCw> 
ventional outline of a womaaV fttrm ■ *^ 

against the wall. 

Kow. It chanced that the woman In 

this act, being the wife of the knife- 
thrower, who had graduated from a 
small wagon show, could not have 
passed for a rival of Barnum's ten- 
thousand-dollar beauty. On the con- 
trary, she was very materially lacking 
In pulchritude. One evening, when this woman had taken her rigid stand 
against the screen, and. the first knife went to ito place above her head, a 
small boy In the calleiy shouted: 

"O pshaw. Bin. he mtaed her." < 




Cobum tens aa hmtuing story of a couple of small-town opera 
house manaaera; whose competition he once had the pleasure to observe. 
One- of these'-Baeta eondneted a general store, and the other, a livery stable. 

But during the affluent season of 1905- 
06, when tntfiOaK 



> ST^ t<gl i< / 




more plentiful than theatres for them 

to play In, 'both these men acquired a 
notion to open theatres. The buildinRs 
were commenced about the same time 
and all the townspeopla watshed their 
comparative progress - with Interest. 

Ey some hook or crook. SI Smith man- 
aged to get his house completed first. 
' and not' waiting to move his store into 
: ■ : the first-floor room, he booked a com- 

pany In' the hall upstairs. But. notwithstanding the Interest the people of 
the town had manifested In the enterprise during the construction of th^ 
buildings, their patronage of the opening- show fell far below expectations. 
Consequently, Si Smith's coiititenance' did not wear the brightest look when 
he ehanced. to aieet Rabe^ooae; wlM>se:4Matre 'Ct) uid not. yet been opened, 
on the street one day. 

"Wal, Si," said Rube, "how's business?" 
"Fine," replied SI, nonchalantly. 

"Tell me, SI." said Rube, "how often do you expect to book a show in 
that there ball o' youmr* 
• "Tri-weekly," replied 81. 

"SI." said Rube, spitting a stream of tobacco Juice over the curb, "how 
do you spell 'tri'?" 

Not very long after this conversation took place. Rube Jones* hall was 
opened and. though he had booked the beet xopertoice company available- la 

his territory, the opening business at his house was not any better than It 

had been at Si Smith's "opery house." The day after the opening of Rube 
Jones' hall he encountered Si Smith on the street. 

"Well. Rube," said Si, with a twinkle under his bushy brow, "how's 

business?" 

Recalling Si's own answer of a few weeks preylons. Rube replied In the 

same terms, "Fine." . 

"Well, Rube, how often do you expect to book a company in your hall ?" 
Still following the trend of the previous con'versatlon. Rube replied: "Tri- 



weekly." 

"Rube," said SI, 



"how do you spell "weekly'?" 



Madge Carr Cook was walking through Union Square during her last 
visit to Mew York.' ■ 'VrtMa'- J^M' .Observed a very distressed-looking tramp 

reclining on 6ne of the benches. Al- 
most unconsciously she realized that 
she had seen that same man in the 
same place every time she had passed 
thiooch 'tha'"9«rfe"foir,iw««i«l. yea* 
Her 'woiman's eurioelty 'wha aroused. 
Probably, also. It was tempered by a 
touch of sympathy. 

Approaching the unkempt lounger, 
she said: 

"My good sir, what do you do sitting 
there on that bench day after day.t" . . . - , ..^ i; 

"WeU. mum," replied . Oi* hobo; ^^ometlmcs I ^t and thlak, aad _ 
sometimes I just sit." . "'.■'. ,..:; ■:■;.''■■-.■- ./^^i 




Xtie Billboard 



JULY 33, t9W. 



SAVAGE SECEDES 

Declares Independence from Theatrical Syndicate 
and Gives Reasons for Allying Himself with 
National Theatre Owners' Association 



Nen- York, Julj IC (Speriil to The Binboud). 
— Tbere 1b macli dUciissioa pro aiid coo m» to 
wb}^ Ueary w. Smrvse has become an associ- 
ate of the Notional Theatre Oivners' Association, 
and e^-Dtented himself with booking orer tbelr 
circuit, ilr. SavBffe Issued the following state- 
ment as to th^> whys aod whtTVfores: 

**I have deflnifely anj absolutely severed all 
rodaectioQ with the TImtrlcal Syndicate, aod 
will mat avptar In mar hoatt 
"T that «imintlan. ily 

tttp Is >«tin» I claim 

tke prhrtlec* aC oCMac tmr Ptar> la tbe pUees 
ttat mot baM aaiM t* mr hfi wlt . and those 
of tbe Poblle at luce, aad becanse Uessr*. 
Klaw & Erlanjrer are QQK-lllini; or anable to fal- 
BlI the agrecoient recently msile with them br 
roe which stipnlated that idv prodDctloa aboold 
plar In the syndicate bouse* wbetercr they k«p- 
pen to hare thratrea. aal la AM* camOaA-lr 
members of tbe NattMBI Tkcalw O am f Aim»- 
datloo elsevhefe. 

"Atstt ■rtlf tbat asRcawnt I cratracted 
of tbe members of tbe Na- 



tke nMM tm wJa nee with , the UaM 
mtgmet tut tar attraetkai bf ]|Mn.C 
Eriaager io tbe Sridlcate boawi. BU:~«kcB It 

came time to make detailed cootraeta with ttie 
iDdlrldnal theatres booked the Syndicate, de- 
lay followed delay, altboagh npoo my demaml 
that Messrs. Klaw Sc Erlaneer declare once f« 
all their Intentions and position, I was assured 
tliat atsolntely no chanse bad tieen made, and 
tbat tbe delay was meiely aa accident of tbe 
~Ua wnpUbla the past week. Oo 
tte fliat 'Uaha, the farther excuse 
> tbat tbe otbcr nndactng managers for 
tber art as botddng agents were on- 
arUllBic that I should hare tbe rieht to book 
wliere t deem b^t, and tbat such a eoone was 
.BOC to be allowed. Inasmncfa as'mr booklnr ar- 
laBgements had always been with Messrs. Klaw 
ft EtlaDger. and not snbfect to the approral of 
my competitors. It only remained for me simply 
to withdraw from all relations with the syndi- 
cate aad Its allies. By mutual consent this' was 
ImowdlatelT effected, all necessazT papers bav- 
Aac beea alsned and exchaoeed. 
• "llT attractioos will. Mwetcr. be offered to 
tke plancataw pobllc In mtf cftr aad towa of 

theatrical I ■ — ' — ' — - 

aad I Shan 

tbe owmbei 



_ Bridgeport, III.. Joly 14. ISIO. 
Uttar Tbe Binboerd. 
- Gbidttaatl, O. 
Dear Sir: — BeeentlT- tbe Cotton Bdt Rail- 
road placed la elTect a mlnlmam cbarire of 
for the bandliog'of a twt>'Car sboir and in addl- 
tloD a freight charge for the tents, poles and 
fixtnres which woold make all more« amomst 
to »45 to »eo. I Hied a complaint with tlw 
Railroad Commissioners at Little Rock. Ark. 
On July 8 they gave me a bearing and directed 
the Cotton Belt Railroad to handle n.'; OQ a 
basis of $25 mlnlmnm and handle oar tents, 
poles and fixttires as baggage. 

Now the commission has set a hearing for 
Augnst 3 and notified all roads lu the State to 
be present and have requested as to notify as 
many show people as possible to be preseiit to 
protect our side of the altalr. If we come with 
eBongh proof we will get a still farther re- 
daction OQ the minlmnm. Now let every one 
Interested be there. It la Bst rtcbt that oae 
or two should stand aA ttm annas^aBd an 
tbe figbtlnr and tbe MT'^aiBrkMtr aM art 
tbe benefits of It. 

lb. A. C. Allen. 7ae Becker and mTself wese 
an tbat attended tbe Jniv meeting. W. I. 
was attly lepreseated br Attnraer Itsr- 
IsoHodikr~~ 
wtn 



(Caatlnaed on page 41.) 



TO UVK' ON THEATRE ROOF. 



Was Xarioo Baxter, wto la jdajtMr ti 6U> 
les at tbe New Amsterdam Theatre. Snr Taik. 
has aotsed. she bdleres. the sleeplog qoestloa 
(or the saaaaaar. She lires in New Jersey, and 
flpr Tcais baa alcyt in tbe open air, stimmer and 
winter, on tbe veranda of her father's home, 
protected onir by wire screeoloe- Recently 
ehe foiuul the train scbednle wonld not permit 
her to reach her home after the close of tbe 
tbeatie. 

With three recmlts from tbe Girlies Compatiy 
sbe got permission to live on the roof of tbe 
theatre in the aerial gardens. The other inf 
bers of the fresh air commnnlty are J s as le 
Piper. May Doherty and Josephine Arnold. 

niey have erected a sh*>lter from the son 
aad they bave all the breezes tbat are blowing, 
and a fine tIcw over the tH>a.«etops. If >fL«s 
Baxter has her way sbe will coatlnae od. the roof 
erea when the snow Is whirling about. She de- 
dans hw cood hoOtb Is dne to thia ,pcaetlfe. 




"In presenting my attractions I shall not 
have to resort to the use of teols. barns, lofls 
or other ijuoer expe»llenls. but sUall have ttie 

use of corauioilious aod comfortable and regular 
p]avbouse1^ In all Instances." 

From the office of the Syndicate tbe following 
was gleaned as their side of tbe altnation. 

"On Jane 2-1, shortly after bis retom from 
Europe. Mr. Henry W. Sa*a«e laaord a stale- 
- -~ la which be said that 

WWM baok direct with 
rber- 



ment J» taa. a sa ya j isis 




BEC K jRETTO SlS 

Nabob of Western Vaudeville Gets Back to New 
York After a European Trip Replete Withs 
Good Results in Vaudeville Affiiuis. 



New Xork. July Id (SpecUI to Tiae Billboard), lln will 
— Uartia Beefc. ooe or the mo«c coaaplcnooa fac- 
ia tke vaaderlile world, ictomed from 



JUr U. w the Kiaaprtatmlns Ceellr^ 
of the Xorth Scnaaa Uoyd Use. feellns highly 
elated onr reccat accoaipllahBieBta abcaad. and 
gteattr ictrfshed by Us ■Mar tilpa to tin Con- 
tinent and a rest at Klsaengen Sprlncs. Mr. 
Beck reports the addition of nine Important new 
tbealrvs to tbt- cirritit formed abroad under the 
corporate title of Variety Theatre Controlling 
Company, in which both M. MeyerflelU. Jr.. anJ 
be ar»» Interested, and which afflllales with tije 
Cnlted BoJking Offices, the Orpbeam Circuit 
and the Kohl and Castle theatiea ia this conn- 




Beulah Poynter 

Gets Divorce 



CUcago, ni.. July H. — On Joly 6. Benlah 
Poynter was given a decree of absolute divorce 
from ber hosband. Barton Nixon, who for tbe 
paat four yeus in conJuDctlon with Burt 4k 
Kleolal has managed her. Last December Mr. 
NIxoD severed bis connections with Bart Sc 
Nlcolal and retired from the theatrical business, 
bat by the terms of ber contract Miss Poynter 
bas stlU another year nndcf Bart and Nicolal's 
naaaseaaeat aad will opca tbe eomlog aeaaon 
eailr la Aocnst ia her aew orlatoal play. The 
UMe Giti TiMt He >J"V*t^ Her sapportlog 

SSS^ale. Ctab ffMM^BdwlBa Leria. Kettle 
Tioodle Ranr 7. MCfeasa win laaoage the 
esiapaar and Oliver Uartell wDI be In ad- 



NEW CORT MIMICALJOOMmY. 



» Omt Hat jji 
book ia aa adaptatiaa'tram^ 



Adolf PhiKpp 

to Leave Stage 



New Tork. July 16.— Adolf PMIlHb tbe well- 
known actor mansger, and antfev df Alna, Wo 
Wobiut I>n7 tbe German iiiiiJml Maady. wUI 
Caaaaha tha.staaa attar the eaartaa aaaanii, and 
deteta Ha tia» (• wiiliHp. It Is tbe latcn- 
tioa of Xr. PftUlpv t* taOd a aew tbeatie In 
New TailE aezt rear, deroted eaelnsleely to 
giving the American tlieatiegaers bis own playa, 
and tbe best musical and dramatic saccesaea 
that baee scored big hits In Germany. In Sep- 
tember Mr. Phlllpo will launch forth bis latest 
mnaical oflTerlng. Tberese. Don't Be Angry. In 
both English and German. Alma. Wo Wobnat 
Da? will be aent to Califomia with a German 
cnmpaar, while tlie English version la preaented 
at Wehefa Theatre, with Kitty Gordon and 
tbe stars, ne Olrl'a 
Ksaw k AMe. -Tke Waaaa Who Utea to 

Itoaa ether 
I Id 
tbe 



SIliB 8UE8 SHUBKRt. 

Mew Tork. Jaly 




be boUt St once, following plans which 
were apfawved hr Meaan. Beck, Butt, Ueyer- 
r«ld aad Ocnaca, cattr la Joae, With this 
tbtalw b MimtliB la^tM.acnuB etplui. tbit 
will base — - - - - - 



Urerpool. Olaaaew aad Wartla. nwSi aa ia 
erery importaot pfovlMlal tan la Onat Brtt> 
ain and on tbe Caatlarat. 

Mr. Beck atates that a committee repreaenting 

the j.eaaaot players of Otierammergau will ojiav 
to .\nierlca after the present season of the its- 
slou l*Iay abroad Is at an end. to Investigate 
tt:e cotintr.v surrounding East Aurora, which EI- 
l>ert Hubbard bas placed at tbclr disposal, aQ>i 
If It is found soluble tor the eatabllahment of 
an AoKricaa ObtcaBacfgu, aad a rcfillca of 
tbdr aani.CMaat jlaf^iaas cam be cooatnictcd. 
tbey win eoaaiat to present the sacred play la 
.\merlca in 1S12. with many of tlie prlocfpats of 
this season's esst. Including Anton Lang as 
Chriatus. Mr. Beck said In this coonectloo: "It 
would be Impractical to Import the complete 
company of six hnndred and ten peasants, as In 
doing this yoa wonld- completely devastate the 
vlllmge. and practlcmlly leave It without a sin- 
gle Inhabitant. Itie choruses and some of the 
small parts can easily be supplied here, as I 
think the sreateat Interest Is attached to aeelng 
.\ntoa Lang, Ottllle Zwink. Johann Zwlak, Ma- 
rie Mayer, and tlie otiiers In the leadlac puts. 
Tbe rcasoa our propoaltlon — tbat of Fta tflbiT 
toa and myaelt — appealed where < 
Tartahly failed, was dae to ita helBC 
any theatrical dementa. We p rapoa e d 
tbe same enTlronments as tboee tbey hare at 
home, by coastmctlng a replica of tbelr own 
romantic natnral amphitheatre, _aod 1 thins 
when they bare looked orer tbe 

and forest of Baat-Aaiata. 

entirely »tlsflcd with Wkat We I 
tUem here." 

Mr, Bock Is Terr eager to beda warfc aa his 
new theatre In New Vork for trylas oat aew 
acts, which he proposra tniidlng oa the Forty, 
aerentb street piuii e itj he parebased lost he* 
for he left far Baropc. ThIa aUslataie theatre 
will be eompletriy eqnipped la erery way. aad 
every applicant with a new offering will be given 
a trial performance with every facility acen- 
Ically and elcctleally. 
He is alaa aa tba s hnle over tha oatlsak ia 



'as 

hare at 

Ibeir own 
I thins 
Baycraft Vhna 

MptlaSt M 




(Ooal 



•k PHp tt} 



William Morris 
■-^ in Kansas Gty 



city, Jnly 14.— Fennlssloa to K. Sba. 
kert to bolld a new theatre at 1113 MeOee stncc 
waa eontalaed In an ordinance iatrodaced la tba 
lower bonaa last week by AMarman Carmean. 
Tbe lot has a ftoatage of thirty-two feet, and 
a depth of 133 feet, Tlie atace wUI have a 
depth of twcaty-dre feet, add, accordinc to tbe 
ordlaaaee. be prote c ted by a die waU. 

When Mr. Sbakert waa Interriewed be aald be 
was not bonding tbe new show borne for him- 
self, but for Jacob WeU. Mr. Well has been 
In boaioess In Kansas City for twenty-ave year* 
and now owns tbe London moTlac pIctBra thea- 
tre on Twelfth street near Otaad mmm, jb^ 
Shnkert said he did not know whar kM dC • 
abow boose M. Well would operata. 

When Mr. Well was seen be was relnctaat to 
talk aboot tbe theatre. When aaked It It was 
to be a vandeviUe hooae. he admitted tbat it 
was. Aaked arhat saaderUle circoit woold show 
bare, be pretefted ta May bwUbc aay state- 
meat, but daaily. wkaa tbe Hat waa coaa oxr. 
aaid the WHBaa Matria eireait probably woald 
he .tBM the aew haaae. 

Absdt aae ynr a«o tbe Morria pceelo tried ta 
get Into KaiMas City by o|>rratlng the Andltor- 
lum theatre. Jnst one week'a bill was gtveo. 
with Barry Laoder, tbe Scotch comedian, aa tba 
big feature. Then Martin Lehman of tlie Otph- 
enuj Theatre leased tbat play boose from over 
the brada of tbe Morris People, ahattlng theai 
ont for a time. It ia belleTcd bow that WeU 

haa BMde a deal wttk that femChMJ 

aad that It arm jat iMa-d tHHkm " 
City. " - 



OKti m DAVTON. 



Chicago, lU.. Jaly Id,— Tbe Winning Mlia, 
^- lis seam atbaytaa. 



with Max Bloom. wiU 
Oblo, at tbe Nl " 

allow bss beea 

HsTlItt time. 

Boyle Woolfolk will manage tbe 

George F. White will act as bualnea. 

Max Bloom wUl appear la tba feataie ratfc 
same as last ^ " ■ 

of tbe Blood , 

have been engaged for -twa of the 

Tbo'mas Oraily will put the show .■ = 

hearsala will bcglr. at Louigville abaat AHMt I* 




RETURNS TO THE MEt1IOK>LrrAN 



Ulaneapolla, Ulan, 
weeka' racatloa at 
N. D,. Eddie Taa . 
the SfctnosUtaa Opera 
aid paat lha b«Ml 
a( Ika 




-t 
at hi* 

_ of tbe 
Mr. 
tacky 
bat It ' 



JULY 23, 19ia 



Xtie Billl>oai*cl 



6 



NEW CIRCUIT FORMED 

Rival for the Stair-Havlin Combination Springs Up 
Unexpectedly, or at Least Without Being Her- 
alded by Those Prompting it 



NVw York. Jaly U (SpceUl t« The BUlboard). 
^Tk>* entire tlMstHeat world, •z«epUx« tb* pro- 
MNcts ot the >rbeiBe. wUI be utootibcd to 
Iran Ikat a new circuit of popular-price bouiM, 
rlae DO fewer ttuo 40 theatre*, has been 



fMBNvl. aod will be remay tor batloess t>efore tbe 
cat of tba looDtb. Beblod tbis enterpriae 1> 
L, Lawrence Weber and a number of tbeatrical 
avB. wbo for tbe pre«eot prefer to be known 
a« "Mr. WulKT'a •saoclatea." Tbey haTe or- 
i:anUi*<l a corporation, to be kiwwa aa the Fopa* 
lar I'rlo- Amuaemeot Campaiir, and tbe capital 
atwk of taso.OOO kaa almdv bees MbaeribMl. 

It Is doabtfol If cm Wdr mmt Bartla. for 
aa aMar- rean tke fltllllll fketan in tbe 
id* »t lilpwiai pi if a aaaaaaeata. bare tieen 
.aanaaa tmt • mmmotmt tovani the rormatlon 
*f a- ■aw dxalt iraa andcr war. Mr. Weber 
ni Mi aamttatn, bowerer, declare that thtj 
aar eat atlaaptlac in maj manner to combat 
Siair it Oaana. bat ratber are bopefal of en- 
trrlnc a Held to whicb recentlj- tbe latter bare 
tnfu Living but comparallrely slight attention. 

Until tbe articles of incorporation hare been 
flird the (vomolers are not wUllnc to dlBcloae 
tbe details or tbeir acbeaae. Ccrtala facts. 
Derenhrlesa. bare becoese kaoara. The elrcnlt 
Mbface* «B|7 tbe laiter eltin, knova as week 
ataaia. 

r la (caaMI It win be coodncted oa exactly tJie 
•aar ar l atl B le a aa tbe burlesque wheel, of 
which Mr. Weber was one of tbe chief promo- 
ten*. Forty popnlar price shows — and this clas- 
rlflestlun Includes mosical plecvs and fsrces, aa 
well as melodramas — wlJl each play a aeason of 

Th-- r^Mile will be laid out «cd awarded by 
let, ('partly as ibey are to tbe manacera of the 



Coioabta ,A«MMaMt Company, altboagh the 
iiew eirealt la ao wax to be aasocUted with 
tbe bvrleaqaa wtmrl. 

Mr. Weber and hi* fdlear ■teekboUcn bare 
lose been of the oplaloa tbat other brtadie* of 

theatricals coold be colkdacteil on tlie aame sys- 
tem as the Eastern Bortesqne Wheel, which has 
proreu Immensely aoecvsafol. By lease, or by 
bookinc arranceBpat Ibey liaT* airaascd for 40 
ibeatro. an.l. what la ailll Baca iBaiiilaal. they 
kDow wbrre tbe im alliittlaaa toHl than are 
coming ftum.- 

TU* ai i T SBi at' takea tnm aa oeererowded 
market 40 kaaiea wUch otbanrlae might bare 
eltber aa ta d el a l te er aa uprvatable policy, or 
both, and It adda 40 attractions to tbe cnrrl- 
culom of amusements. 



BIG LAND SHOW 

Event on the Order of Mammoth Land and Ini- 
gation Exposition at Chicago to be Held 
in the City of Pittsbiug 



Plttoborr. Pa.. Jnly 14.— Since the pbeaom- 
enml »acv«a of tbe mammoth Land aad Xxrtgatloa 
Exposition, held recently In tbe CoUacam In 
Cblcaso, quite aa Interest la belag abovn I* 
exhibitions of this klud. which' proved to be 
one of the biggest drawing cards tbe rasi 
Chicago stadium has erer seen. With the co- 
operation of several uf Pittsburg's bigger local 
dallies, a similar exhibition Is t>elDK or 
canlacd, to be held In tbat city October 17 to 
29 next. Tbe Ouqaeiae Gardea baa been ae- 
cured for IHs *aif**a aaA tba e**uilttce af 
Plttbnrg bHBM* mea I* taeaktac sairgsit ~ 
In Its proaaatloa. Tbe *bow srin raailit of 

«itate and Irrigation ezbHtlta from all i 

of tbe LnlTed Stales Inclode aioilfli *C ■gricnl' 



njommcE ■arkcr 



l»«l larolofiat*. bcddea a**M(* a( the | 

Inc prodaeta ot tbe Tarlooa asrtiaaa < 
Amooc the eahlbltors wiu be iliamaai 
commerce and coomerclal dob* Crooi an 
of the coontry. bealdea the exhibits of a noiabef 
of tbe Industrial aad Ifamlgrstloo department* 
of tbe Tarlous rallroada. Tbe smosement fea> 
turM wlU Include gorgeona decorations and Il- 
luminations, band concerts and a program off 
appropriate acts. Itie exposition will t>e noder 
the general management of Francla C. McCarty. 
who ba* appotated Sldaey Wire a* director ot 

— Jlr. McCarty la sieU kaawa la 

didea, aad waa forBerly ceaaeetad 
* ■ le ageacr. H* has 

la tbe inumatlou tt 



PERRY OPENING DATES. 



nudson. Wis.. Jnly 14. — Opening dates of tba 
sttracllons controlled by tbe Perry Amasement 
Cnmpany sre snnoonced ss follows: Panama 
Company (Weatero) Art Wllllsms, msnsgrr. 
ofM-BS at New Pragoe. Minn.. Angnst 7: Panama 
Company (Easteml Ned Bsrrlngton. msnager. 
apeas at Baah City, Minn.. Angnat 24: Tbe 
Tillace Poatmaater (Eastern) opens at New 
" Wis.. Aagnst 15. with W. W. Budde 

Spcdallr teiau wUl he carried by 



Train Kills 

Chorus Girl 



Ore.. July 14.— MIsa Maijilb' 

a last a* girl with the Armstrong Martiri 
**r O'Mga ay. playing at the Lyric Tbeatie. 
"2H. •'•rt^ea by a train on a trestle near 
.gaito a. aa d bar left leg cut oir above tbe knee. 
ZSa mangled so bsdly that It 

»W iMKm f be arceasary to ampolate It If 
sar WP alaw^ which la not probable. MIm Mahr 
right leg be spared by tbe doc- 

' ' Wt tbi ee other asembers ot tbe 
" ' tbe tmtle aad did not 

" .7:- -:?" owlfUy ftaa behind 

ITIl-r.te.'!!*' ta a ^ ad Haeea aC safetr- lo 
wi. ^JJS •*•«• o' «»» bridge. 

Wl" Mahr ataaMed aad Ml aeroa* the tracks. 




^"J^ P~rt entirely over 

»»r»t\y to tell bee '«%at arbh-tl' ' ?! u^' 

Pi'r'ag vaaderlllc la »*■ TlaHat* She is 
Blarieea yean old. Ifaaaaai jSaaaiiM 
"*»""a»c»tlaB irtEk? 



At the hoapH^phyalelaaa oaM that bar la 
TOld p r i h a b ly reaalt fata llr. 

MENRV W. •AVAQE RE-ENTERS 

>■■•■" York, Mr 1« ffliM«lal ta'xbe 
~.Kn nn nn aateawat -waa'hi^ ' " 
"r iii'nrr w. Savage tbat be 
Amerlen. rWit« fcS 

last When thia work waa iiiaaaiil It - " 
mark hi. re-entry lata^ TkSTIJL^ES 
Mr. .Savage. wIk» ea«iS^r»^TSiiS3 - 52t 

It '.""iT* J'" or»«i**l atary of the 
pSli.rrV,j; a** ««• beea am- 

Snnlei »P«tlc norpow.. and the flnale m 
Jjjsneed aa to provide for a flttlng mnslcal cU- 

■£Li!Eri!I!"'"L'»* ««*» or the ttaa* *C 




LEASE QLouarrnifNduw. 



01.. 



■"•"-r. O.. Jnly 14.— Tbi 
■ liM. been leaaed gy C. mm- m 

All...,), ^'^ar .arisj'.a; ^ 




Mal. i Valenleene 
■» S A 0. llaH>, 



la on 





UP ANir DOWN BROADWAY 
I8HING UP. 



JtCTj^Tog. ^Mia ^g e d aljaj^ejWII 




Jake WeUs 

Withi K. and E.? 



New York. July le. — Tbe following statement 
was taaoed from the oBces of Klaw A Erlanger: 
"Klaw * Erlanger have taken a temporary 
lease ot tbe Orpbeum Theatre lo Atlanta. Oa.. 
and will play all attractions represented by 
tbera in that bouse tbe coming aeaaoo until the 
new theatre, which Mr. Joel Hurt la erecting 
for tbem lo tbat city la completed. This fol- 
lowing closely the arraitgementa made srltb 
Jake Wcila for tbe direct tKwklng of all the at- 
traetloea tbey represent In tbia elrcnlt coia- 
prialag Rlebatood. Norfolk. Ijachbatg. RoaiMkc. 

Chattaaaaga. BraaarUle. 
an attiactl*BB 




Krw York. July IS (S|>eclal to Tba Bniboaid). 
— T«w Fielda and Lee Shubert ace arranging tor 
a benefit performance to be given at Arverae. 
r.. I., on Jnl.v 24 In aid of tbe Sanitarium far 
Poor ChllJrcD. The sanliarlaua la Joeated at 
Far Rocksway. and about 
cared for dally. The prnt 
baa Bot yet baea aaaoaaccd. 



New Writer of 
Successful Playlets 



Now that Steel, tbe IndtlstrUI playlet writ- 
ten by Mr. Peyton Boswell, of tbe Dally Soclal- 
lat. is being pteaeBted. tbe aatlMr liaa two aew 
ooca aooa lo aaeear before tba pabilc Tbe 
Bargtar aad the Kama aad O ta t t e t a . ahltk «aal 
with BMdeia aodal aad poUtleal coadMloaa. 

A great bit of adrerttstag waa doaated to 
steel by lu prohltutloo at aary. lad., tbe 
home of the tllloola Steel Company. Tba plot 
deplcta the mtblrsa butchery of employes hr 
corporation Industry. On tbe particular dsv of 
tbe story seven vlctlmn have been claimed at 
a eertalB ateel plant, through the owners' greed 
aad lack at protection to the laborer. Among 
"i»r af Tictlms Is one American, rho 
a aia t al ^ CT a abtd ^ab oat^ Im. ^Th« 

corporatloe doctor, a yonag aeleattte fOBaw ot 

strong up-to-date coovlctloBa. decMan to coaanly 
with tbe reqaest not oa the gromds eit aaatag 
expen.«e to tbe company, bot to deUt 
his suflTering. Immedlatel.v after 
passes sway, the doctor learns he b 
rofonacd hia loag-toat brother. 

1.^1 ttftit 

tiea «C Mg tif aa a l at tbe 'artel town. 




«10^ FOR A SHAKBSPBARC. 

At a sale at Sotheby's. London, recently, of 
valuable booka a very rare first folio ot Mr. 
William Shakeapeare'a Comedies. Hlatorica aaC 
T^gedlcm. publisbcd according to tbe trae a^ 
iglnal topic*, portrait oa title' by Martia Di*a> - 
■boat (dererir repabcd by test totaet). «Uk 
r a r a ea oppoelte Q iasa ig l a id bat text aaii*- 
p^ed). otberwiaa paafcet aad i 



Needlewomen Get 
Actor's Fortune 



Kcw Tack, Mr IOl— <8paclal>— tt sraa <•»• 
dcrad br tba Agelate Dtnaioa *r the r 
Coart. tbat a ivc ' ~ 
eat tbe arm of Hei 
actor, wbo diad la' 




"t see no dlfflcnliy la tbe way of upboldlog 
tbls provision for tbe aaatahaace of poor needle- 
women. That purpoae may be accompl labad 

thrtHigb the tnedlum of an Incorporates! 
It la the duty of tbe attorney general ta 
that thla tnut is administered properly.'* 



BLANEY-8POONER Ca GETS NEW 



New York, July 18 (Special to Ttie BlIll>oard». 
— When the beautiful new theatre In lersey 
City la open It wlU be devoted In high claaa 
atock and directed by Mrs. Mary Oibba Spooaer. 
Edna May Sl>ooDer wUl be ttie star and an ex- 
ceptlooally strong ctxnpany has been engaged l« 
aopport her. 

Tbla U but one In tbe link ef theatcea tbat 
WlU aoon he controDed by this earparallaa. 
Brooklyn will aoon bare a Spooaer liMalr* wbrie 
tite Spooner family made Ibeir drat a at n aa. 
Barlem and the Bronx wtU be added aad paa- 
albly a theatre near Foorleeatb atia it. TUa 
win give the BUney-Spooaer ilaaaswat Cbi. 
Ave ibeatrea wlthla Iweatjr aataataa «C 
Time* Square aad bg 
at each bonac. • warn 




CacU 
year aflat 



abe wm p s ida c s at l a eat tea mtm 
ad tbe belaare of tbe aeo- 
aalr to tbe big ataaduA Xt» 




6 



Tlue Billboard 



JULY 23. 19ia 



FROHMAN AROUSED 

International Impresario Announces that He Will 
. Take His Stand Against the Independent 
. Movement—Details of His Decision 



Xew Tort. Ja\j IS iSp<M:IM to The BtUboard). 
— Bva since the National Theatre Owners' A»- 
McUtioa wu orcuized. tbe attltode ot Charles 
ben cazetaUy otoerrcd. bot erea 
■stie eweo t *» to his apparent 
rdid aot tmk bts ^Uax-Uke sUeoce. 
at tbe varidos ehaoces. Sir. Ftotaman 
r a m a l i i ed rton-cotnmittal. ■ Shortly before 
hta ntara from atnoad .be annoanccd that be 
whM declare himself, and oa Jul; 11 tbe tot- 
'ISSeHK statement was {ssaed ftom the Frohman 
"Am tti aa I am concemed, I do not care any- 
thing abont these small-town managers. Doless 
ther can hrlns their andlesces to their meetings 
In Xew Tork, what thej- do does not In the 
least interest me. Tniat I am going to do most 
Interest them. I consider them all my serrants, 
Jnst czactir as I am the aoraat of their nobUcs. 
1 w* ase astaw licht «• topiar ia tteir tnras 
~ aiC'.'iaM Wf lacii b«aaK m are aot 
. . t» tBie ttclh' fobtlea loae the aae eatar- 
talaauats m ban to glre them. 

"Tbe real recompense that comes -to oar actnes 
from traTcIlns to these towns Is the great le- 
spoDse that thej- get from the wooderfnl andi- 
eoees In tliem — and ther an; wooderfuL Tbe 
Uttle managers of these towns do not know 
how wonderful their audiences are, for they 
know nothing about the perfonnances. Ther 
nerer are there. They take no loterest 
is either, b eeanss tber are busy all the 

aSoca aad Ita'Vlars must st^lT^nA^icM^ 
tbese publics. Now. as a matter ot fact, tkcre 

isn't any theatrical sltnatloa or troabla at alL 
I only wish to speak of the pobllcs of tbese 
towns snd assore them that the poor Bttle 
gentlemen that manage their poor littie 'theatns 
wUl not deprive them of seeing oar plays and 
oar playera. I play my attractions ' only with 
the theatres that are a part of oar sys- 
tem. Jnst like tlie railroad stops at the 
tfttm that are a part of Its system. And 
ttaaa tbat do not come into my system must 
ttasd aarsw-gange. Bat my plays -wfll be 
pndueed ia tbose tovas I vaat la plar ttoa la 
Jast tbe same. I am not :gsiK.-C» tenaslBt 
any pnlrfle that loska t» aw fbr mr eatartala- 
nwnts. There mat fea bat mme Xtmi i . and thaes 
mine. Tbe pnbde I* MX dicat; ant the Uttle 



Henry B. Harris's 

Xew York. July 18 (Special to The Billboard). 
— Henry B. Harris has engaged Shep Camp for a 
prominent part In support of Bobert Edeson 
when tbe latter opens tills coming season in his 
own play. Where the Trail Dirides. 

Frank Ullls has been engaged as leading man 
for EHsle FerEoson In A Matter of Money, which 
has Its premiere early In Septemt>er and, a few 
weeks later, rtmes to New York, where It will 
•c,»^» ata pr«I»iBl Broadway theatre. 
_ Matla Witwiaa beta engaged for one of the 
leadiag roles In BctwceaSm Fixes, the new 
ploy in wliicb be wlU InoaA S^ca Waca as n 
star, and wbicti opens at tte.-^tadMiL'TbaatEe 
early in September. 

Stanley Wood wIU orisiaate an important |wrt 
in Edgar Selwyn's new play. The Conntijr Boy, 
nhlcb opens en toor early In September and 
comes into the Savoy Theatre In October for 
a ran. 

Blchard Sterling has signed to originate an 
tapottant part in snpport of Miss Elsie Ferguson 
. j* A.ilatter of Ofoaey. which will hare its prem- 
|aaa a*r*y to . Septemhgr on the road and come 
'_^aa Xorfc_Coc a ran a few weeks later. 

" iJtttl «Rate a chsracter part In 
t, <ka play that Mr. Harris 
starring rehicle for Helen 

loseph R. Gary win appear la aa faaaortaat 
sale In A Matter of Money. 
, J'^f^-.,.;'*" PortW the heroine 

in trblcb Mr. Harris wm fleatore WaBaee Edln- 
gcr. is plaT-InK a snmmer engagement as lesdlng 
soman witb a stock company at Ibrtford. Coon. 

■ FIELDS ENGAGES CHORUSES. 

.g** ywfc . 18 (Special to Tbe Billboard). 

' >>*a Broadway and Screnth 
r* 3my la, was packed with 
=3--;--—. — Cnlalnlty which only a 
;anvMU JMI en .pndace. 

wasaa of rarloas types 
■ - - to ne stage of the 
'-.•aue Lev Fields was bnsy 
'r wipa ale s for next season. 
I Oey cnwided past the door. 
— ^ scglster ottder the 




aflcr tta aiicetlsB of the glils 
" ta JSe* Wajtan. general 

theni to tbe mnsical 

SUay of 




aa Us task 

«r Hi vmaatr. 



, . — - -.1 «r- la«fc «C It. and 

vvw. accepted cr. vajcctad. 

Tbe girls will be placed In tbe Ko. I Mtd- 
nipbt Sons Company, wlitch probably will be tbe 
flnct to open fo tlie latter part of this month. 
That win be followed by Blancbe BIng !d The 
Tankee Girl and by TUIie's Nightmare, to re 
«nme In tlie Herald Sqnare on Angnst 11. sl- 
«h»a e> Th* Jolly Dadialms bmt apea befocc 



ia tito FMdi : 



I wm dissppoint tbe big Utile aian- 
ageis. bot 1 wm aot disappoint their poUtc. 

"I hare foond no dUBenlty In placing my 
plays along the Thames, the Seine, the Blilae 
and the Hudson, so I hardly expect to Ami 
mnch dlfflcnlty In placing them along tbe Erie 
and the Missouri. The only problem in the 
theatrical situation In America to-day is for 
the big little managers of the {owns to get 
together and find oat Iww they csn ran tlielr 
tiieatres withont good attracnons. It Is a 
qnestloa ot demand and sapply. Tbtr nnst hare 
the beat aat..l*..t». te aad that, oC eaoM, 



DETAII^^jqpM- 

Representative of the NationaQ Theatre Owners* 
Association Attempts to Correct Impression 
vl Which Chas. Frohman .Tried to 1 



New Tork, 7aly IS (Special t» BelHnbotrd) . 
— "Mr. Charles Frohman seeaa. ta'ina a very 
ragne concepUoo ot the porpoae-aC -Oa theatre 
owners." said one of tbe olBccia «( tha Katiaaal 
Theatre Owners' Association, at tha gia ir al 
offlcea ot the new onanlxatlse la tta SalAer- 
bocker . Theatre Bolfillas. "Why be shoald 
eren snggcst that bis attxaetloaa or- those of 
any other prodncer are, or win be. baxnd from 
the open-door tbeatrea la a avatetr- By the 
open-door policy, we mean exactly what tbe words 
Car tbeatrea are opea to aB mcrltarlons 
~ icadr at all tinea to 

tife 

t^^ ast :;«ae. to 




. Oi- .■ .•".f.V^>'-»V-'-.-'..T»r,*-,;.; 




TTen-knowB Ccini aa anther and comedian trbo n-ill 
Girl's Name is Adde, aad The Woman W1]0 Likes to Langb, In EnglMh 1 
Klan- & Erlangcc'a directioB. 



Frohman Secures 
Bernstein Play 



New Tork, Jnly IS (Spedal to Tlie BUllxnrd). 
— (Tharles Frotiman ststes that the correct title 
ot Henri Bernstein's latest play Is After Me, 
The . The piece wUl hsre its first perform- 
ance in leasee under the title of - Aprea Moi 
at the Cgmedle Ftancalae in October. It will 
thns be the flrat Bernstein play erer glren State 
recognition by a performance In tbe literary the- 
atre of Prance. M. Bernstein Ikaa endeavored to 
make this his masterpiece, sod, thoogh he bas 
the repotatlOD ot being a rery rapid worker as 
a playwright, baa deroted an entire year to it. 

Ur. Frohman win prodoee After Me. Tbe 

for the flrst tlaie la Engllsb In New York, next 
itraia the play for I<aedon, 



H. BRENNAN'S PLANS. 



New York, Joly 18 (Special to Tbe Bniboard). 
—George H. Brconan haa- annoanccd bla plans 

for this oxnlog aeasoo.- Among flw aan Im- 
portant prodnetions are Tbe Sins at.Hw nther. 
a new i^ay by Tbooaas Dlzoo; BHi "i^aaiall ■ 
eoaedr by Lea Arthar Mii. Mr. BnaaM; a ivl- 

m a( na .nMK .-ir " " 



Josephine Bro^Si 
Stars with Gillette 



New Totk, Jolr IS Wpeelal aa' 
— In lean than two years JOm ~ 

and 





has tat Reeatly retnmed from 

she eoatlantJ her TloIIn stndles 

with lHaa Angore, at the Boyal Academy, Ple- 
eadlllr. Ur. Charles Frobmta. who eogiged 
Miaa Brawn to snpport GOIette ia hia lepettotre 
is partlcnlarly anxioas to irLasa .a- flaad fcams 
tlxatlon which wOl enable Ulia.WaSfto^ihaw 
her talents as a violinist. 

Joaephloe Brown, who Is a consin of Irpne 

Bambroagh, wife of Dloo Boodcaalt, began her 
stage life witb Arnold Daly two seaaoos ago. 
playing next with Maxy If anal I lug rad then 
with George Fawcett. 

WhUe Ac waa 'dala( Clata eurar ia HIsa 
PaisT ia OhltaBS laat aeaaaik Me. amctte. who 
thr twa aias nn s has been MT the atace, went as. 
far •• that city to see her aad casifed her 
tbe same erenlng for S<^et Berrlce. Held by 
Sbcrlock Bolmea, Xka AdairaUe 
Iw MMh MHM^ Me, IB vhldk 
lataclaaall 



business, bat to adraoce them. Onr policy Is 
not that which the theatrical syndicate adopted 
for scTeral years, but abaolnt^ in opiMMltloo 
ta those r aa rh e ds whteh haxasd the attiactioaa 
at the Mmii Wiahsrt. Uehl 
and all othcra who aWlHf -i 
tloos where It saltsd iMt hMt-lateMala. Tha 
syndicate forced MaiS. Sseah Bstahaidt to play 
In a tent rather thaa an ew- m*mj theatre osmeia 
throogboat the ceoatry to |d«r an attraetloa 
thoosands ot hlgh-daaa play-seekers were willing 
to play almost say price to see. This one more 
deprived nomeroos theatre owners from winning' 
the profits they naturally would hare derived had 
they been permitted to play Mme. Sarah Bem- 
iiar^t in their booses. The National Tlkeatia 
Owners* Association was formed to prohibit I 
nobasioesslike methods, and to allow all 
tions to play in tbe theatres they desired.' 

"Mr. Frobman's personal >>oakiog agent has 
foond DO difficulty in placing his own attraction. 
Just Out of Callegi>. In open-door theatres, and 
ft \r positive tile ovrnerm of those tlieatres are 
just as willing to accept Maode Adama. John 
Drew. BUlie Borke. Ethel Barrymore, William B. 

SSw *i|L.'*^5?n***'?i'^slM'isS ^ih'i'iff'llia 
that'ha^Sht «awrt tra. im i *l i :« N i »^-3te> 
Saraga doaa aafr.t«i».«»^: jB» yft! il | |m p Vt'' - 

"There la aTi aaaaaf '-.da ?«iiKtP ^a wa ," j*li* 
reada: ■Bray mealhcr «t tHa aaaaetatMa^la se- 
qnlred to book or eagage theatrical eonpaniea 
or attractions, and to nuke cootracts tfaerefcr. 
only with tlie prodndna manasers -owning soch 
attractions, or with the accredited representa- 
tlre of soch prodnclng maoagers. Every pro- 
docing manager who operates throogh a repre- 
sentative ahall be re^inlred to notify the aecre- 
taiy at the 'assoclstloo in writing ot the sp- 
polBtneBt ot soch a representstlre.' 

"This section of the mles waa adopted to pre- 
vent the creation of any monopoly in the bus- 
iness ot booking and engaging theatrical com- 
panies. enterlslaawBti or attiaetioBs ot say kind 
whatever^Md^gMHdt^ta^da^^ 

ssBocistloa. 

"It mast 

refnse the altiatlleiis ot 
object ot that rale Is t* ; 
firm from \ 



that hr ma «• 



aa page d«L) 



King Dodo 



Sew YWfc. jalr 18 (Special to Tbe Bnibosrd). 
~ ~ " t foe the aeeood week of tbe Aboro 
Cooipany was King Dodo. An ex> 
'Jarge and appreciative andience, con- 
sMeriag hetft. flUed tbe boose, simost to 
<£apaeity.' • — " ■' 

: Tbe eilFetB aad aeeaerr la the original pro- 
diieHon «rhleh *«i peodnecd sereral seasons ago 
at Daly's - Theatre hr ltr. Beniy W; Saraaa 
were need. ■ 

I>espite the exeeptlOBallj- ■Warm - weatlier »• 
andience' waa 'most Ubenl In lis applsnse aad 
seemed to enjoy the offering thronghoot. Mr. 
Robert Lett played the title role, the part which 
made Mr. Baymond Bttcbeock famotis a* a 
mnrieal eomedy sur. Miss Ada Mesile arrx'^^"' 
as Plaola. tbe prima doons. and Miss Bocotfay 
Webb aang several aooga wiilch pleased her a»» 
dience, the one that broocht forth the greatest 
applsnse being the Bnmble Bee snmber. 

Others • in the principal roles were Messrs. 
John R. ■ Phillips. • Henry Uewelyn. Jolm 
lard. Misses Agnes Finlay. Laora MDlard. Ell- 
1y Spellman and Ralph KkMa. The '" 
work was above , tlie average, aad added 
to the perfornuuMe. . 

CHRISTIE MaeDONALD 'rKf*%rhK 
UNDER WERBA A LUE8CHER. 

New York,- Jnly 18 (Special to The Blllhnardt. 
— ^Wlth Hie annooocement of the r«on»nlliIatlnii 
of tbe Interests of Msrk A. I.tiescher ami r^nnlx 
A. Werba comes the statement that Christ !•> 
MacDonald. who re<*(>nflT en«cle.l iti.- role of 
Plttl Sing In Tbe Mikado, at the Caxino. will 
star tinder their management next season, it 
ia aaid that Miss MacDooald haa agroe.! tn ap- 
pear nnder their direction for a term of ycar«. 
and ber flrat play will be a maaical ph«e writ- 
ten especially tor ber. Uaia.tMs.BlwJateadr 
abe will probably contlnoe har saesd atadvw 
der Mme. Adlnl In Farla. 

Miss MscDorald flrst became known In ><•* 
York In a rrvlTal of Ermlnle, with Francis Wll- 
oon. and since then she lias appeared In Ttie 

Cadet Girl, The Briile Elect. The Belle of Mar- 
fair,- PrlnccM Chic. The Toreador, Mexifann. 
The English Daisy, naif a Klnx. Chsmpssn- 
Charlle. Hodge-Podgc. The Man In the Monn. 
Miss Hook of nolland. The Prince of Bohemia, 
and Other maaical comedies snd comic operas. 

ROBERT MA MTjMX : BETO^^^ 

Kew Toefc. Mr n .4WM<fif W^^^*i"^^^^ 
— Hr. Bahert B. MhHWraa icMr, Md hH 
wife, Mtaa Maria BaaOi Rvaaell. hare errlrcl 
from Urctpoal after a meolh'a sbaenee. durlnc 
whUh time ther Tialtcd relative* in noiian.i »n.i 
Mr. llaatdrt Mtthplice In Seotlind, They win 
spend the saasmer at tbeir home in the Ailanil<- 
BWaads. M. J. ■ la September Mr. Mantell will 
aatear la Oaaada. aad ia Oelcbcr la Baffalo. 



JULY 231, 1910. 



7 



ARMY TOURNAMENT 

Big Chicago [Event Held During Ten Days from 
July 4th Proves a Big Success from Every 
; Point of Gonsideration 



<-|iir«ea. J«lr 18 (Bpcdil to Tl 

Tbr Ms mlJIUir tiMinuiiiinit wbM la 
■imwi at Ctalcaco (torn Juir 4 M 14. wu ID' 
.Sh« a nicccm frooi enrj TlewpoiDt. Tbe at 
liaiiirr fir exceeded >cxpeeUtloni.' The rollow- 
tm «aa »rlBtad la tbe aempapcri. ead lodl- 
: «ei«e bov flmaNeV'-flw people rrsponiieii tu lb* 
call ar tie OTMKr ' - ' „ , 

Aftenoim. ETroliui, 

jurr 4 900,000 130.000 

July .-. 33.000 4S.00U 

Jalr t: 40 000 50.000 

JetF I . . «>??! JO'S?' 

jiS' • «. ...V .._oo.ooo M.OM 
M]r It >>^ MMaif - T18,ow 



RICH QUICK :WALLINOrOIID 
OPENS SCPTEMBER 



New York, Jnlj 18 (Special to Tbe Blllboenl). 
— Georse M. Cobra's new. comedT. Get Bleb 
Qiiitk WilllDjcrnrd, ■ dramatlutliw of tbe 
cn iiiKt naanclal adTentore of Oeorge Bandolpli 
ri]«'9ter*i« |;o|iiilar buslneu buccaneer, will be 
KlrcD Its lint preseotatlon at tbe Qaletr Tliea- 
ire Neir York, on Monday, September S. Clar- 
ion Wblle will plar tbe title role. Tboae who 
bare followed tbe carver at Get Rich Quick 
WalllDpford. la tbe columns of tbe SatwdJix 
Erealnc Toet. will undoubtedlT be lotaicatcd la 
nalag bow Mr. Coban prcscnti It ' 
aeatwar upoo the stasc. 



nUMK K SMAL L IN TOWN. 

' Xew Tork. July IS (Special to The Bniboard). 
—-MmoBK tbe prominent rUltara (ram acraae the 
pood tbia rammer la Frank A. Small, repreeeeta- 
tlTe (or J. Calrin Rrowa'a (•(•tprbe*. wboae 
bead oDre 1« at Wblte City. Ifaaelmater, Ens- 
laad. Mr. Stall will apend a few weeks' In New 
York and-Tlclalty lookinit over tbe aeaaoo'a at- 
Itactlooa at tbe park with ah Met at- taking 
r at-lhen abnad to he toaUUcd la the new 
it:>iulik- tba staaa-iar wbkh^ X. CalTta 



Western Theatrical 
Managers ^^ 



CblcaKO. Jnlr 18 (Special to The Bniboard).— 
At a mcetinc rccentlj' b^d In tbe Lexlnxton 
Hotel br tbe Weatem Tbeatrlcal Manasera* Aa- 
loclallon this orfaDlsatlon innoaoced Ita Inde- 
pendence and decided that -In the (atore they 
vnald bare a say ai to what kind o( prodtKtlOBt 
would be booked In their theatree. 'Thia actios. 
In a mi^^nre waa almllar to tb^t recently taken 
b.r till- National Tbeatre Owner*' Aaaoclattoo. 



■nfbSSms'Si 



PATRONS OF THE SAVOY WRECK 

■ ■ '• -'•■L OBEiY : 

" jCwr. York. Jnir 18 (G^ieclal to Tbe Billboard, 
'^teial bandred patrons o( tbe Saroj Theatre, 
wblcb baa. Rlnce tbe aeaaoa cloaed. been operat- 
Ide under Ibe manacemeot o( Jerome BoeenbCTK 
■s a piip. vauderllle and pictnte bouae. atonaed 
the hoiiip. whecked tbe lobby abd display ilxna 
and tlfmandi^ tb« return of tbelr money. 

The tmable aroae orer a general mlslnterpre- 
tili™ Qt a slsn which read: "Extra Attractloo 
labt PIctaea." Tbe crowd. 

that marine pictnrea of tbe 

. -ot. Baaa vara to be displayed, 
whea tbe^yt i il i t siio . . wb kh bal.baao 

tbey were as laaMMta ' aa - tba^mStT o?*Se 

Paltssdes. Aa aaeo a* tbe Srat pletwc appeared 
a cry of (ake waa raised, and wtth one accord 
tbe rrowd mahed from tbe theatre, 
tbiialdp tbey atreamed, the shoatlu o( "(ake" 

a«'-Illng at erery step. 

From tho caibler. Mlas meaaar Arthar. they 
Crniiixlril the money wblcb tbey bad paid foe 
•dn>lt>lnn. She refused and cslled Mr. Rosen- 
wrt. He tried lo explain that be had not adTet- 
lia"! rontlon pictnrea. and tberefore waa not to 
-I?°'r' "owd waa loaUtent In tbe de- 

■Ma<la for the return of (heir money. iDd when 
aa refused to refund any a acneral fliiht followed 
aelweea the tiaaleader* of tbe crowd and tbe 
15!*''^. a* tb» maaagment, . In wblcb (laaa 
•Jtaa la (taat o( the theatre were imashed aad 
the ticket hooih amtamrd and tolled ahoot tbe 

pavement. 

Ba.-k Into the Itieatre tbey awarmcd. asMatr 

fw th.ir money. Tboae who had tared ttwlr 
•i-ii loiinona were relmhorsed. ader an baai'a 
Hundreds had thrown away their 



dflav 



«r_ae rer ha d racelred aa^. mtA t««Mlw« arawd 
5> •heaiia ff lnm dfbuiUm l>i iiln 



<t their 



COHAirt THEATRE READY 8BP. 

TEMBER 15. 



York. July 18 (Special to The Billboard). 
M. Oshan'a own theatre, now bnlliUna 
rLia* "albiaat comer of 43rd atreet and Broad- 
SJl"*" *• dellrered to Meaan. Cohan and 
2™ September IB ready to onen lt« 
JJ"- Mr. Cohan and hia Boyal Family will 
^ tbe new Geo. M. Cohan Theatre on or 
l^*-™'"*'" 1. with a new musical nlay by 
a^'maa. T«m I.ewls. Emma Janeler aad 
l>-palar idayera will l>e In tbe cast. 



..••40,000 30.000 

.. OS.OOO So.OOO 
, .. SO.OOO 50,000 



Joly II 
Joly IS. 
Jnly IS 
Joly 14 (I 

Total StO.OOO 580.000 

• TMtoiB. ••Haltt. 

0( tba taaaoios total. 90 per cent, were free 



Fraak Biaaast baadlad tbe publicity work la 
a maatarly naaner and broke Into print consist- 
natly with xood stuff pertalnlnc tu tbe affair. 
Rank wUI aojoom fur a wblle at Oelesaa Lake, 
aad will tbtn ictnrn to New York ai ~ 



THE SWEETEST GIRL 

TiUe of the Play With Which Harry Askin WiU 
Open the Regular Season at the La Salle 
Opera House, Chicago 



CMcasOb Joly 18 (Special to Tbe Billboard).— 
Tbe annonaceawot la made throosb tbe Chicago 
beadquartera of Mr. Harry Aakin that tbe pro- 
duction with wblcb be will open the renovateil 
La:3alle Opera Houac will be billed as Tbe 
Sweetest Girl In Paris. Tbe new show will hare 
oiualc by Joe lloward. and the book and lyrlcn 
are claimed by AddUon Bnrkhsrdt and CoHIo 
Oarts. Qua Sohike will personslly direct Ibe 
rarioaa aarelty nmnbera. Mr. AakIn waa in New 
Xaek- last week arranging for earloaa playt*ra. 
It la aaU that John B. Yoong will he the prin- 
cipal comedian. There ha* been much legal war 
farv In tbe troubles of Mort Singer, wblcb re- 
soiled In a court decialon, which caae Iba 
tlgbta ta Jlr. Aakia aad bit aataelataa. . Tba 
'-aiMam ^ ■— 




0^ 

C 



L. M. CRAWFORD 



Di 



Dltactar aad tMoagcr or a number o{ theatres, and owner o( hUlpostlns plant la Ttfaka, JCan. 



IS^infe Wood 
Itkrgucarite Ciairk 



Chicago. Jnly 18 (SpccUl to Tbe Billboard).— 
Mlas Margoertle Clark, who has bo«n with Baby 
Uloa at the Princess Theatre since tbat show 
opeoed there, is now in St. Lauls, playing with 
a atoek company. Mlaa Clark bad algned coo- 
traclt with tbe St. Louis company before abe 
catered lata an aatcciaeat with Mr. Uadr to 
appear ia Balgr lOMb, no Mttjfea ^fSS. *■ 
letxporacUy Jhaiac aasamad br ll a .>iwto .Haodk. 

HEOwMi'fiiieHeR IN new plav; 

Now Tork. Jnly 18 (Special .to Tbe Billboard). 
— Reurr W* Savage baa aanoanced that be baa 
pnrehaaed a Bew play by Mr. Ramsey Morrfs. 
eolltled Tbe Vagabonds, la which Mln Hedwlg 
Bclelicr will play after her tour la On the 
Bre. 



FROHMAN GETS VICKERS. 

New York, July 18 (Special to The Billboard). 
— Harold VIckera. for several years musical di- 
rector (or Oeorge Edwardca at bis Gaiety The- 
atre. LondOB, has been engaged by Charlea 
ftohman to conduct tba ot cb i tua a( n* IM- 
lar Princess dnrlaa its i 
Chicago on SepteaibcT IS, 



Chicago. Jnly 18 (Special to The BlUhoaid).— 
Tbe Haymarket Theatre, wtilcb (or a number of 
yeara hsa been deroted to TaDderllle, will open 
ea Angnat 21 wltb Henry Blossom and Victor 
Herhcrt'a musical comed.T. Tbe Red Mill. ThIa 
production will be followed by The Time, Tbe 
Place aad tba Girl, and B. C Wbltney'a attrae- 



TO POUJBt OP IttOi 



Vcw Tariu JWjr IS Wlilltl to Tba BlIBioard). 
— Ttyltr. KraaaauB aad VIMbi- «ho hare made 
each d ds al ds d bit la raadeeHla aad wha enjoy 
tba tibi l aa it of Tboae CaUOMnlan Bag Stoc- 
cok JtM the eatt or The raUIco oT Vm. oa 
M tb d ar,- laly ll. Tbey xccelTcd «Blte aa ava- 
tlaa -ar^ . — ~_ 



COPS Alio 



MM THE CON- 



CERT. 



Kew XMk. Jaly IS <SpecUl to Tbe Blllttoard). 
— Joba W. Oaae aod Jaaa Grey bare bcea en- 
sased by David atkwM tir laistrttat talao in 



o( tbe theatre laat weak, and a laisa fnrta aC 
men were pot to work redacoratlas tba audi 

torlnm and lobby. The stage ia to he entirely 
remodeled, and the dressing rooms will he pat 
under the stage and e<iulppcd with erery modern 
conrenlence. The old stslr-case will he re- 
mOTed. and In ica atead will l>e a gradual iD- 
clloe. Tbe Chicago debut of The Sweetest 
Girl In Paris, la expected to take place about 
Angnat 2S. Manager Asklo Intends to make 
the LaSalla Opera Houae a real home (or real 
nnislenl coaiatly, and will apare no effort in hIa 
porpoia. We ate told that a beauty chorus or. 
tha hlibatt ttandanl will be one of the maaf 
(catana aC the plays to occn^ the booaa wltb 



, L Ma^CRMNTPORK 

He has been In tbe blllpoating bnslnesa aiaea 
1868. and has lived In Topeks. Ksn.. since 
Norember. 1858. He bnilt tbe fitst bUlboanla 
la Topeka. and baa bad boards on moat alt tlM 
promlneot comers of the town. He Is now msa- 
sger and a part owner in some ten or more bill- 
poatlag planta. all-oC wbicb aia ta tbe Natloaal 
BtUpoalam* AaaoctatlsB. Ba ia also director 
aad OMaastr aC twta«7>t(o or aoi* theatiea. 
aa^ M i M ilNI Jbt^.^tio. t siitkfc t< ^o>asr tog 

and wiactar Vq 8kr Katlaaal "nMBtn ^SSSS 
Astoelatloo, recently orgaalaed. 

L'ENFANT PRODIGIE WILL AP- 

' - 'PBML - ■ ' '. 



Kew Tark. Jalr M (S^tcWI to'Tha BBtoaaid).. 
— UadaiM niar Uatla. wba awaa tha.dsbto at 
the aUcnt drama l'BB(Bat PtodtSla tor tke 
m Si«a .a 



United Stotea 

performaiKa of tba play aadar tha 
tha aeeletr oT tbo BalldliK aC Arto of Bar 1 
bar. Ma., aa .Aasatt »fc aftora i da playlas aar-. 
eral of fta to^tataat ga m i a i i laaarto nadcr tba 
ao^eaa aC 

TtSlaMtotaMad J 

ha glica la Ktw Tbrfc CMj. 



Lou Wall Moore at 
Theatre Bieautiful 



Cbleasa. Jaly 18 (Special to Iho WObaart 
' tba CWaahl Jbaa tto baa 1 



Tha BiibiSlia-at- 

ealiosfd to aact- tba 

ftir tba iBtctpcttotlfm at &o dcacao which are 
being gleaa at tba -T ba a t ia Baanllfnl** by 
Mist ta« wan acoato. n «ae aat without coa- 
sidershle tiaaUa- that'tfea toaaaiikaeat a( tha 
CeloBlal Theatre i u e c asdsd to procortng Mim 
Moore aa the waa to ba toe aT the (tatuica at 
tbe SylTtaa playeia at tbe ValeciBlty ot Cbl- 
easo, bowerer after -a eoafereaca af tba 
asan, Mr. Wallace relcaied tba 
bcr- contract with lilm which left her (Tea 
appear at the CoIonlsL 



SAID AND SEEN ON CHICAGO'S 

■ w uiKp x ■ . 

Cbleegn. July 18 (SpeeUI to Tbe BIUlMaldV— ' 
It Is said that the producer o( Alma. ■ WO 
Woblut Da promtaca a prodaetloo 6t an 

Teralon o( Tbetese. I>oa*t Be Angiy. to ' 

aometlme In September. ' ThIa. la a moslcsl $lmr 
with eighteen songa hot no ebnraa. 

Mr. Jsmea C. Msrlowe. who playad tha Mia 
o( stage msnager in MIsa XsMy Wit m Star-, 
land, aad who will appear fa Tba Aetatar. wIMi 
It la mmorcd wtu ba tbe l a c t ea aar at Tha rtl^, 
tmML Bnnter In New Totk. Is now enfaylaB Ma 
vacation sailing his yacht along tbe Atlaatto 
aaahoaid. making his beadquartera at Naataa-' 
kat. Mats. 

At the attemoon per(ormancc oa Sunday. Mr. 
Ony Coombs snccecded Walter Se jat o m aa Icad- 
IBS oua of the etcck coapanr ww haidlag ratth 
at the Bljoa Theatre. • Aaaa Bmaaasb (Mia. 
Ooomba) Interpreta the leadtas tSmala aatoa.- 
• It Is reported tbat tba Iiyric It"' " 
open In Aagaat with The Htdalsht 
eaat will ladada C — ' 
Flaher. George ~A. 

U. SatUIC. Maad iMObctt. tko 1 



hCt tba Madasse Sherry Com-' 
HHV. aatr -MMHa* torth at the Colonui Tbea- 
fio^ts IWIlHSI, iMt. Tke Kde be. foraicrlr 
tatnrictoit'.lli Mtr Mw ataaaied by Flelcber. 

MOfftMU. . 

Tbe emeatlTa ata* oT tho BUta Theatre to aa 
(ellewa: Geo. MIddtotoa. prtoHmt: WOUato 
Boebe. geaeinl maaaatrt Jatob- T. Kettatlas^. 
general le pr eat a tattea; B. B. SmaSfWa«r,^ t>aa» 
Abe Cohos. oatMast tNSHMR %-fi| 
Murphy, 
maaleal 

CbM . . 
seta. ■ dottotctaa. 
" OitMf^ I 




Swann and B<*ert8 _ 
Harry M. RIttner'a musical i 
a Bohemian- Garden. 



8 



Tlie Billboard 



JULY 23, 1910. 



. VAUDEVILLE 



Comment on the Various Variety Acts> Composing 
7-. the .Programs Last Week at the Vaudeville 
Theatres in, the . .WetropQlis 



AMERICAN MUSIC HAUL, — 3. 3. Corbctt, the 

ez-beav7weif bt diunpioii who iwlsted Pm Jef- 
friM In. tniiilii( for Ua rcecat CiM!oiiBHiw;l<4l la 
bis oniai ratotaialDS uuum Ms iBpcMMns 
of Uw JeffrlM-Johuon flght. Bit tatkalogoa 
wmt dllcd with nappy Kouukt Md" eaiulic 
cBtiMnB*. Tlioiish the fmute aMtlaipiMT of 
ttt Miltae* AKtcd lmpMlcDtl7 tar thi pawlos 
•( ttw.Mrt^ Curbett KcclTcd qalta iia anralioD 
BMB tb* b«r«. Bepeated enrtaia calla d«lajr«d 
the procnuB. TMxIe FMsaoia ma Ite Vtg 
□olae oo the bill. Her repartolt* o( atw aooc* 
and her orlgloal way of gctUag — 
MIw Frlganza a welcome wUu 
joa CDTled. She certalolr was 
with the crowd it appfama I* an 
Oiarlte Caat and FIB " _ " _ 

bate 



. HAMMERSTEIX'S.— S«TO, lb* 

srreral clever balancloE nmnbcts bot'lie' la -a 
trlKe Blow In his maalpolatlona. HIa twelve. 
foot ladder . chin balanclos .atuit carried the 
boiiKr by storm. Coasldeclns his «tse. S>to is a 
nooiier. Cbu. DeBSTeD and Jack Sidney were 
better In their dancing nnmber than their sing- 
ing. The Dancing Walter and the Gnest. which 
tbex feature a> part of their act. adds nothing 
to Its novelty or originality. • LaMalae. BCD- 
nett and LaMalzc, comedy aerobata, pleased. 
Edwardu, Murray and Finney, a set o( aew- 
eomen. icored heavily right ftom the start.' 
An excellent repertoire oC .papular melodlck 
keeps the audience Id a congeiiTal state -tbtoogh-' 
oat. Tbe^ Tendltlan of Ilallui £ave and TbonuS- 
befiky scored most heavily.' These boys are des- 
tined to be one of the most popolar Irjos on 
the Cnlted time. Mile. Polalre agala prraeoted 
her sensational one-act play, Le VIsiteur: al- 
thongh In its sixth week the act "Is -still a 
drawing card. Jack JobnMin, the present cham- 
pion heavyweight, mode bis flrst public appear-, 
ance since .tbe flght. He gave an exhibltlftn of 
bog paochlog. gare an exhibition . tbree-rdond 
hout with Walter Monahan, and made a spi^ech ' 
The Seldoms. in Living . Marble Art Stndlea. 
created tbc same sensation which tbejr did at 
the Fifth Avenue. This Is one. of . tbeTbcst acta 
of lis kinid ever prenenled In ' TaodeTllIel Be- 
dim and Arthur rontluui-d their ' Bnrleiqoe On' 
Mile. I'olalre and won rounds of applanse. .Uaz- 
Imo, bllletl as the drnnk, gave a elarar ex- 
V bibitlon of balance on wire, 

BRIGHTON BEACH SlfSIC HALL.— At the 
Waldorf, with Mom- Itro.ili:<, nnd Ben Mnlvey 
St the head of nii i-^rf-Ur'ul ronipniiv, created a 

aeo^atlonal hit. Belle lllaache, with her Im- 
personations of Bert Williams. Eva Tangnsy, 
Eddie Foy and other Broadway celebrities, won 
popular farer. Charles and Fanny Van and 
Cbatl** T. Lcwta presentetl The Stage Hand In 
a aMiat effactlre manner. The ' act scored 
.-Jfallla and Sort. Tbcs TictorU Qoartct. 

XBW BBIOBTON THBATRR.— Ma<iter Oa- 
Wel (cgnd bto maal snccess. . His sketch, Lit- 
H aauaf TneKsr. Is particularly adapted to' 
r the qnaliaeattens -and genlns of- this 
: cdltioo of ammrinent and he made the 
- erery opporttmlty the - lines-' affoMed. 
CMttte can bfter cnrUtii caU attested tb« 
gpth atloa at him aodlence: The Charles Ahem 
TMapa -MM- farorably rteelred altbon(h 



: THIS .Wni^^BILLS. 

(To be »»Tlew»a aot week.) 

BBIGHTON BEACH MCSIC HALL,— Laaky'a 
The Love Waltz, Blxley and Fink, tramp comedi- 
ans; Loney Haskell (that rascal Haskell); Ward, 
Klare and Ward, in their original comedy Mtj 
Gordon Eldrld and Company, one-act comedy: 
Splssell Brothers and Company, comedy acrobat*; 
Williams and Seiral. «lDelD? and daneiag comedi- 
ans, and PruDk Wilson, a darlug bicyclist. 

KEITH AND PROCrOB'S FIFTH ATBKUE 
THEA.TBB. — ^Lanra Bart and Henijr B. Stanford, 
In ■ ■boMh; .XkB 'Oite Of 'tb* Batb; Uattbewa 



NEW YORK 




Short; Crispy News Items Gathered Along Broadway 
Pertaining to Vaudeyillians— Their Plans and 
Intentions for the Sijmmei; Season 



The White Bats held a scamper at the Castle 
Inn Hotel last week, at Delaware Water Gap. 
Davenport and Francis, NIcol and Holland, Col. 

Mack and Co., and .Beaiiet I>eaii and Co., altfo 

John Donaran, Mi«s Bally and Minnie Mlnerra 
wei* amoos the party. A craad aupptr.wa* 
served, and sereral of tbe party catiitalaad 
with aoBga and atorlea. . Walter & Mack waa 
absent on aecouat of eomtag to New York to 
encage an oteheatra ftr M* aammer theatre at 
the Water Gap. Tbl* week the following aeu 
are appearing: Will and Paollne Loyd. Gordon 
and Gordon. Francla Gerard, Corbett. tbc Ven- 
triloquist, aod otben. A Mtmper will be held 
ereiT Friday night hereafter. Col. Mack la bnsy 
Mcaklng la k- aaw. act Cv.: BMK HMoa. . 




gWa^ .wl th tbair pKtb\looka and. pretty frocks, 
rendsfed a p l caa hig awaring. The^ singing and 
f WW abara tba aTeragit for an act of It* 
iB^lbatb Briee and Charles EIng en- 
Jack w. 

ick piano 
received <|idte an ovaUoo. 
Hodge* cbanned vltb their 
I rtprrtolre of popular and 
O'Mecra. the wise art 



JWtlM. wttb tbeir •oag and dances. Jac 
CaaaanraC Siai«aret Webb, in ■ trick 
ipl. ninaB aaHber. received oidte an oti 




btt,Mte«ll Bfninw,. Ibe feoMl* Inpcraonator. 




bin, 

*iC-lier'Jfe,*^P*??P** F'FTH ATEXUE.— 
- MK Sta AT' wns held over for a aecood week. 
Her nana! pmgram was not changed for the 
second ■Week, and she held her audience In awe 
at the mysticisms of her cabinet work snd her 
marreloos art In Tb^nmatnrcr. Chas. L Gni 
!Sl 11s..»ssl8l«nt8. Harry Enellsb and C. H. 
O'Donnell. gave an excellent internretatlon of 
S* Derll. the Servant and the Man. This sketeb 
•CjMaMStlcIty Intemts thronghont. An exrep- 
■VfgflBT tDt oirerlng for the heated perIo<l. when 
;fBn.fi*r pnwent attltode crona op of I-dare-you- 
Tajif-lans* la Jack Wilacn. Ada Lane and 
Th«r again aoeeecded in pieas 
. .The gaod-aatnred gibe* and the orig- 
inal Dlekerlngs and travesties on preceding acta 
woo for Wilson many hearty, ronnds of applause 
and- much langbter. ft Is an exceptionally clever 
act, and -never . falls to make good. Una Clay- 
ton and Co, enacted a sketch CTtltl-d I.ocaI Col- 
or. While there Is plenty of good material In 
tb* Olferlag, It needs mncb dressing and stten- 
tlan. UIs* Oayton ' entered Into the spirit of 
tbe pl*f with mnch vigor, but the nint nested 
•«B»- loakfbg 'over.' Mr. and Mrs. Slnart Dar- 
ntir, IB' their ab^dowgrapha. mioln and «nd ple- 
tBi«*.'-*em«d beaTllr. Tb* act I* nK«t orig- 
laal. L inden -Teekwltb ta otCrrlng a singing nnm- 
ber. Her method of dellveiy Is mnch oot of ' the 
ordinary, and she has a pieaslog personality 
and a certain degree of magnetic force which 
win for her tbe popular approval of her aod- 
<ence. The Three I>nBa1] Bros.. In th«lr 
wooden shoe nnmber. hsve many steps wblcb 
pn> the act . In a das* by Itselt. Hanr Fox and 
SUIetridp aiateni aeand tbal>.va*a*l«Ut. 



-MyiiA: :jiip|rMaoN' 




fnr w*«k* be- 



SUe will be featured the coming season la a 
toor nndsr the dlmctloo of I. K. Vetter. 



and Asbley appeared In The Bm-glar and the 
Cabby; Avery and Hart, colored comedians; Belle 
Oavia, aaslated by her Crackeriseks, Ethiopian 
melodies and dance*. The Charles Abern tronpe 
of Cycling Comedians; the Three DonaldB, ring 
experts. 

NEW BRIGHTON THEATRE. — Nots Bayes 
and. Jack Norwortb, Baseballitis, a comedy; 
Harry Fox and the Mlllersblp Sisters, in a slng- 
loE diversion; the Italian Opera Company, In 
choice selections; Leo Carlllo, monologlst; Min- 
nie St. Claire, comedienne; Benbam and King, 
minstrel men: Viltorio and GeorgettI, Enropean 
equilibrists; Di Bio'a Comedy Circus. 

PACIFIC CO AST V AUDEVILLE. 

It U dellnltely stated that one of the -new' 
tbeatn* now In 'eoorse of eaa*tnietloa In B*n 
Fmaeiaeek wlU b* dCfoGed to baiteaqa* abowa, 

. . .. .. ^ pjying 




Flraadac* lad was bobkad-.at' 

tonr. 

At the Matestle TbeatM.' 

Jnly 17, are Coenran and Dlxoa.' Valfk, 
and Toang, Bnrlelrh's Balloon Girl. Sbitt 
and Jo* Bmno. Wilton Bros., aad-; 

Pantag**' Los Aag»lc* .Tlwatn;''.' 
con*lnieUM,- l» ■ tfiga l wl' iQpwi 



of 
Moore 
Kcefe 
and 
ander 




Cllir Gordon, tbe German Senator, while bath- 
ing oir the Iron Pier, at Arveme, Ij. I., last 
week, was almost drowned. While ODt bathing 
he went beyond tbe life lines, and becoming ex- 
hanated, be waa eanght In an nsder cnrrent 
and carried way beyond the pier, Sim Collins, 
of ColUna and Hart; Brown, of Colllo* and 
Brown; Dr. Alexander, and a few otheta, tried 
to reach him, bnt gave op the attempt, Snally, 
tbe life savera, who were a short distance away 
beard the shouts for help, snd put off to save 
Cliff, and after a struggle he was broogbt to 
shore nnconscioos. After a while he became 
connciooa. and the Oist ivnurk lie mad* waa. 

--I'll bat IMF W«bar,.wn-ka. pltaMt:iO'fem 

tbis." ■ :. '• -' .- , • 

Aria Hathaway, late leadloE man with Lew 
Fields' Jolly Bscbelor Co.; Ethel Kellv, who 
did a apeclalty with Al, Leach's Rosebuds, and 
Joe -Mack, late of tb* Jolly B*ebclorB. alao, have 
Joined banda and will abertly apaor In mnde- 
Tille, playing tbe big tim*. n*-. act was 
tried out at one of tbe leading theatiaa la Mew 
York, and waa a pronoaneed bit. SpteadM 'sing- 
ing and dancing waa the main (eatar* In the 
act, which scared a grand round of applanae. 
In the line of costumes tbc trio has made no 
mistake, an they were very neat and attractive, 
and certainly show tbe act op well. 



8am 'Soman, one of tbe popalar bm ea Broad 
ay. baa returned from a.-pleaaaat trip np tt 
tbe moontalns at Dover Plains, N, T., where 



be and a party of friends were camping. While 
there Manager Hunt rnme to town with bli One 
Horse Circus, and the whole camping party, 
which conalatcd of over a hundred, paid their 
admissions and were loyally received. The 
party alao Tislleti the Famona Seven Well* aad 



Rosey and Mack bava letnmed after a very 
successful seasoB'i tour tbtoogb the Western 
and Xtw Bagl a a d Stat**, wberc they made a 
treneodoaa ut wlth tbclr comedy akit. entitled 
Th* Hew Partner. They are nnder tbe man*ge- 
laeat at Qa* Son. and they have decided to 
lay oS for tb* (ommer montbs and will retara' 
*D the clrcolt again early thla (all, having re^ 
celved contracts aplenty tor tbe whole season. 

Barry Blair, the original don't bnrry, lake 
yonr time stage manager at Proctor** 23d Street, 
and hla worths' aaaUtaaU, MA, Mltug *ad XMdy 

Bycrti ar* bdas ivalaad bjr tt» f " ■ 

pl*F tbeic, owlni to tba eowta 

extend to them on tiie** vracm - . 

baa been very proud these laat law m 

can** his wit* presented him wlOi a bMacInc 
babgr; ' ■aal*t*nt pnpertr bar. ' 
'.iiiijiii.B)*tiT Orw, tb*;4alBty, charming yoong 
Bin, witb her pIcailBt voice and peraonalltles. 
Is bresking In a new act In vandevllle, baring 
refused several offers - for musical comedies foi 
next season with which ahe baa been Identified 
with for the paat few aeaaoaa. Mli* Oray think* 
sbe can do better in TandatUla. tka mn. tqr-«Vt 
her act thla week at one o( lb* 1*adto» iba a tii a 

in ton-n. 

George Leonard, who was ooc of the bits 
playing the Inspector with Joe Welsh's Ellis 
Island Co., wilt open with a Broadway pro-' 
ductlon this season. He will not aisle which 
It la until later on. George has been known as 
the gay old sport, snd has been one of tbe 
best characters seen in vaudeville in aome time, 

Bllile and Maude Keller, In their comedy 
sketch. The Matrimonial Agent, are going along 
nicely, and have been meetiag with success, 

filsying some of tbe small time and also tbe 
argcr houses, Mlu Keller bai an exceptionally 

good voice sod knows bow to use it, wnii* BIl- 
lie does tbe comedy. The act Is a riot. 

Miss Helen Odelon. a awect hit of femininity 
who Is gracing the boards of small time house*, 
la destined to become one of Amertca'a moRt 
foremost comediennes. Miss Ode l on la a chic 
little hod.T, and ber act has woa' Mg.'laaf twUMI 
of applause wherever she ap p saWB, ■ Aa .a- **a* 
brette. Helen Is a wonder. 

St. Jsmes snd Dscre, In Tbe Same Old Story, 
by Chss, Bnrnbsni, are nistlcatlng for tbe som- 
mer montbs st their coonlrv home at Oyster 
Bay, L. I. They are negoUatIng pnttinc out 
tbe Strike, adding some more people In tbe 
csst, for next season. . Forty laoghs In sixteen 
minutes . belongs to them. 

Miss Gertie Hart, who baa been with Tb* 
Bowery Burlesqorrs for tbc psst six seasons, 
hss been engsged to pisy one of the principal 
parts with W. B. Wstson's Girls from Dixie 
Show this scsson. Miss Hart Is an all-around 
performer, and will be seen In character and 
principal boy's parts. 

Miss Lillian Price wishes to snnounce thst 
Fbe bas moved from tbe Long Acre Building nnd 
has o|>ened up a new aulte of (woklng olOcvs 
at 115 West 45th street, where she will he 
glad to see her friend* ia tb* Dtof***IOB. MlM 
I'rice will be one of tb* taadlag dob te l Wi l 

agents this season. 

The SnniHOn Triu arc ahowlng their skill st 
the KDinll time Proclor hODie*, but can not stand 
doing the Ave shows a day. ao tbcy have cut 
out several of tb* Mg Mcb*. aapcaalUr lift- 
ing tbe plaao: Tb* trie wU MlTltcWW* 
in a short while nnder tb* duaatloa tt Mr. ' 
MarlnelU, 

Billy Barlow waa In ao awfol bnrry one day 
last week. He had Just got In tawa after play- 
ing a week at PhnadalpWa, aM jraa on bis 
way .borne when Baitr ttaa aabMjNn-te go to 
the Hippodrome and do a tnia. -'Bfll eoasented. 
and wa* a riot, bl* eglemporaneoos aong did 
the trick. 

MUa Bonny Abbott la asaking tbe hit of her 
life pl*rtas tb* (aan tlmrhoai** la and *roand 
M*w Xorit. Mlaa Abbott bcs ao tnaU* la mak- 
tng good, *s her voice I* pl***lag and her danc- 
ing excellent, and in a abort time will no 
dooht be in demaod on the larger time bousea. 

' Chantrell and Schuyler, after a anceessfol sea- 
ion of lltiy-lhRe week*. thlrt**a 9t wblcb wera 
OB the W. 8. Clevetaad tima, bava Kluraed to 
N*w irork, and ar* aow raatlcallag at their 
anramer borne. They will open la September, 
again playing vandevllla.' 

Frank LaDcnt, ■«nio Jnggler, will retntn to 
AnMclea .*b*rU|r aaa.,win'*p*p at Brighton 
BtSbr.'at ni'llllMSn Beach. Theatia. LaDrat 
wmMI aador tba^Href B«to while out In Lon- 
don,', bat -on Ma letom to America be will .na*. 
bl* own aame again. 

Dobiado and Ma abeep are going to ,be at 
tbe White aty Park in Phlladolpbla. all s»- 
(00, A *p*elar idalfonn I* being bnllt over the 
water, (o- that .when the abeep hurka him lie 
(ana Into the water and aeveral giria aavc blin 
With a boat hooh. : . 
' Frank Bnsb. for tbc flnt lime In many fjr*- 
appeared In New Vork at Gene's Manhattan Tin- 
atre last week, lie was welcomed with round* 
of applause at every show, Frank had a good 
line of talk, wbleli kept the audience In Isugli- 
ler all tbe while. 

Those two musical comedy hoya, Hickman and 
Bentley, have been signed with Tbe rarlsinu 
Widows Co., to play principal parts and also to 
do their .act In the olio, Tbc .act has been 

gaylng aronnd New York In vandevlllo and mnk- 
g good. 

LeRoy and Cahlll have lust returned to New 
Tork from an extended trip through the. vest, 
and are now enjoying themselves around tlir 
beaches. They will shortly start rehearsing 
with one of James H. Cnrtln's burlesque show". 

Harry Wise, the man with the baritone vol.-. 
baa often been commente^l upon on account 
tbe Ut be mad* wbll* In baticeqn*. .Mr. \\ l«' 
I* OB*.oC tb* f*« ■IMlgbt.*lag*n^tbat play« 
tUi dm tt kMMH.sid ■dntliM«. 

'. <0aBtlBMa'4n,'Va|a.M.')..'.'' 



JULY 23, 1910. 



Ttie Billboard 



9 



CHICAGO VARIETY 

New Acts Reviewed by Billboard Representative-Dis- 
cussions of Other Acts Appearing at the Leading 
VatkUvUle Houses in the Windy City 



ALL CIIICAOO VAtJOBVILLE BILL 
WEEK JCLY 11. 

A— Unodoo and Taylor, KM Act. 

Oraad, No. -I, rail 8ta(e and In 
One. 

R— Eilna PhllUpa aod Co., ComedT Sketch. 

Majeitlc. No. 1. Full atmse. 
r— Klinorp and Rijrmood, NonKoav. 

Wllwn Ate.. Xo. 4. la Oov. 
II— Tiiniif}- and RaUtoo, CooMdy-DramatIc 
Sketcb. 

Vlrirlnlt, No. B, In Tbre*. 
E— Urace Chlldrra, JuTrnlle. 

Ashland, No. 2, In One. 
r— Mx Mualcal SplIIera, Inatramcotallaia. 

WIlaoD Are., No. 5. FwU Stage >nj 
la One. 

R— Ton O* n* Wortd Daaren. 

Uajettle. Ko. «, FnU State. 
It— Keurman Bra*.. Slntlnx and Talklns. 

Majntle, No. S. Id One. 
I— Baaaell Broa.. Comedietta. 

Majnilc, No. 9, Full Stage and In 
One. 

J— Kaufman- Vcrdna Troupe, Blr.TClUts. 
Msjeille. No. 10. Full Staee. 



Willi the hot nreatber cloalojc the doors of 
M'rersl nion- of tlw blic popalar rarlety theatre* 
lam ireek. and condenslnR leTeral of the big 
acts Into what are hanllr act* at all when 
wen *in a two by foor ataae. tba Itata from 
which the Atl-Cblcago bill I* rboscn bare been 
practically aanmrrd down to alwni a dteen 
theatiea. SaoM eooUellMi, nailer tiwaa condl- 
tienm la laeeitablc. 

fat eaaaiple. on thit week'a pick of the 
Int. tber* apiieart the nnc* of two JuTrnlln, 
both alrls, tnit the one. Miaa Cbllilers In so icooi 
that she roald eaaily oeemMae the dlsailraniaice 
of rollnning a almllar cbaraetrr. She baa few 
\nfrf. ami comoa at Bear perfect In tbia branch 
<>r iiii- iirofrasloo aa la poealblc to ano. lu^ 
oihtT. Mlas Brandon, of the team of Erandon 
and Taylor, baa the adTaDtaice of working with 
a ckap. who help* her more than fifty per cent, 
and oSera an entirely different ttyle of charac- 
tfrlaatka. 

Rtadilnera Ibia week were not to eaay tn 
ehooat. hnl aitala It tema tktt tba Bnttell 
Bna., who held that koaor «• tbe Ualtatle are 
Ike ttrrafeat, and win the poinlloa aa fiolnla. 
Nn ntlier art la Chicago eould eatapv* with the 
Kanfman-Verdna Tronpe when It came to elot- 
Inc the aboir, nor with tbe Kaufman Bro«.. 
when It came to preceding that Imperlahahle 
farcical comedietta of the Ruaaell chips. Ttie 
Top o* the World Dancem. who are a kimmI Tan- 
dfTllle nhow In tbeoiMelTe*. would flt In <; T^rv 
nicely witb Tbe Six Mnalcal Splllert leading thi- 
way. To aeaid too mock comedy. Tuoney anal 
RabtOB. with their teml-draBtlle akit. catlxl 
ne flMdIlaer. Ul a rather ahalqr apat with 
aa opfinrtBBo ratartalmaeDt (or an oSerlac like 
Ibb. Bdna niililiia irtlb.htr Lett— A Rbw In 
' Orntral Park. wanU ttart tka coatdr aarlr 
"^'gg-...*** J '— «* nna.«ajii«ajdtng.thtrr 
record.bnakla« .MMWta..mda at tlil TITIiiin 
aceina tbir aSapM M iB the tiMtbUiir IpW 
to fallow. 

Rut wait until the American Mualr Hall. 
Academy. Star. Uarlowe. Both Temple, anl 
*«>Ti'rsl other Mg tlmo bonsea open up In full 
i>iii:<i with their fall bookings, and a merry wir 
will permeate the "all-atar" almoapbere. With 
shout forlT acta aa caadMaiao tor each and er- 
eO' JnaltltB „ar tbe bni. tboro will bo real 
.all<MM«o bUla offered which. l( placed npm 
IMMe. waaM tmt* close toB>e week* to belac 

— t!?t!a{t(^SS? '•»•■•»*»• 

WIUON ANO WIUH>N. COUBDT SKETCH. 

Aabland Theatre. No. S. Full ttage. Fif- 
teen nluDiea. Seen eTcalag, July 11. 

Several rharicterlitlct are ootlrvably lacking 
In Ibv offering of WIlMo and Wilson, but the 
mint prominent of all la the lack of ginger 
wlilcli a sketch like theirs nr«ds stmTe every- 
thing else. Tbe male end of the combination 
makes ■ good eenicdy nwitenicr bor and the 
girl, who taa a eaty - ptaaalac appearance, baa 
I iile troable la kaaplaff iMrmfof, the dleer- 
•lon on aa equal plane, bnt caHMntd. tbey 
don t seem to pull aa well at oa« waaU Maa 
fnim their single efforts. The «■!» tano contTtl 
sl»n to be reached la that they^ddn't ffleo tb« 
audience tbe dotible worth at the tame time, at 
esih does In their aingle turn. Add enougu 
dash to eliminate tbe lag momenta, which con- 
Jiliute about one-third of the act, and It will 
«• ready for featuring. 

The messenger boy, with hta Imitation! on the 
.viajln. waa the moat appreciated part of tbe 

tSs^^kBf h:ii? mSST js? 

nm-jaea audo auny (it- hU mmmm* 
•■•^ .Si»;.*ttcb cartlia no pM. 

MX MoncuuiLinuni 

^ unmtMKtuMOi 

Atanna Ibaati*. Mo. 6. mn atage. 

Blotatem admlaa. Bean oeanloff. JMv 13. 

The Plea Splilen bata aMtd a girl, a ling- 
er, and In dolag ao bare made tba addition of 
"Klngera" to their bUllog. that braach of their 
musical ability haelna become ttnmg enough to 
•n'tire. Tbey itllf miBlpnlata the taxo- 
Pliones— now aa a aaxlette — the xylophone, and 
iho comet and trombone at a band. The new 

?l<rl Blnga Way Down Sontb la Dixie Land, and 
• !<anported br "Ibo cntli* company" tbroagb 
the chomaei. 

. BpUlora. hod tbeoa bcea any acta 

to follow. wobM hare caiSbbr "atopptd tbe 
•^'»'-" n» Martb Ihon ■aManeM aaealagly 
raiihl net jiet nuerbera near a' •■aaMeieBey/* 
*l>h the teonlt that tbe oet werkad oeorthao 



ttRNn. ROROPHAN INSnMnnMTAUST. 



gle tnetmmental acta. She Is an adept at the 
aaxopbone. piano and French bom. and wends 
her way artlitlcally tbtoagh A core tally atlected 
repertoire of mualcal WMcBk MMMncd 

with her own ability. aaabtO ht* tbO Btdplant 
of impic applause. 

Renee worka In spot on the cornet — a con- 
dented apot, and magnifies tbe fact that she 
ia working. She does not need to rely upon 
tbit for a hand. bowcTer. for her general ap- 
pearance makea her a favorite, and were lae iw 
dlaplay eaao with tbe InatnuMBta, tbe woold 
undaabtedlr aa J<U1 *'bllitr..'l_ Itta waa^pteced 
ratber low MTtia MB fSf a Jta^ 'bat_Hr po- 

of the pncn«,r 



PERSONAL PATTER 

Pertaining to Vaudeville Performers In and Around 
Chicago— Notes of Their Plans* Prospects 
and Professional Doings 



Tbe MUItTanloellla Theatre It now being 
booked by wmiam Morrit, and It tunning uder 
tbe management of Ooy MliU. Last week'a 
featare attraction at thia Sana Sonci hoate waa 
Steel, a new act by Peyton Boswell. wblcb gare 
lit Initial performance the week before at one 
of the tmailer weat-tlde houtet. It la a labor- 
queatlon playlet which, becanae of Ita reality, 
waa forbidden at Oary. Indiana, tbe borne of the 
UllnoU Steel Compaar. 

Bobby Bennet, who tema The BUIboarda at 

the Palace Hotel. Chicago. It oao of the moat 
versed and educated men behind a counter. A 
graduate of Botton Teebaleal CnlTenlty, with 
aa B. E. appelled. bo chooaa a to atar at hone 



GEORGE DREWEY HART 





wMk'tbo Empire stock r..iin>auv. 



BUIOn "AXB RAYMOND. DT VStXt JNMI> 
.8BNSB. 

Wllaaa Aeoaao Tbeatn. No. B., In on*. 
PoanecB nslaaiea. Stca erenlng, July 12. 

PBBnr Faea lerealed Mitt Raymond In a baby 
hood of Mae and cap* to matcli. with Elmont. 
In a daabaway. on tbe other end of tbta coo- 
Tcnation melody. With tbe exit of hit part- 
ner, Elmore rambire throngh a deecrly aetected 
routine of Joket. which made him an Insttn- 
taoeoua faTorlte. A ballad allowa bin to rstt 
and glret her a chance to raaka tn* aaaae In- 
pretslon. from which point they walk aa a team, 
gaining reaulta aa tbey go. 

Theodore Morse's Pboebe and Jane was tK>oked 
Into popularity aeeeral notches by thla clever 
team, for tterer In Chicago hat thla nnmber been 
beard like It waa at the Wllaon loat week. And 
tbey didn't atop with Moroe. Ted Bama. laaB'' 
ager of Wltmark't Chicago office amilcd with 
glee wbea he beard Ton I>on*t Know How Much 
Ton Rave to Know tn Order to Know How Lit- 
tle Ton Do Know,' and when tbey made tbeir 

&Si.'|l& SSTi IS. 



watmc. 

One of the greateat and crandeat entertaln- 
meBtt I'Tcr offered on one bill tn Chicago, and 
daoerrlng of the loudest and moat dattetlng 
praise. It waa half of tbe All-Chlcago bUI. 
a tact In Itoelf of aafficlcnt atrength to reveal 
tbe TBiue of tbe material, which went to make 
Bp Manager Qlorer'a latt week'a bill. Tba Roa- 
oell Bialhera. who a>* atrong enonah In them- 
attera to allar any tr\n which might artae eon- 
tlM AiUtr or the NMlnlw acta la oc 



Wttk Ma twnr and. la a boalaeat an hto own. 
feel aiaiuid or letlred coatent. Bobby boa 
OMne theatrical tMenda than any one In Chicago, 
and catching Boay Itema of IntereetIng newt, 
eeer etoadt rcadjr to keep Tbe Billboard potted 
at to tbe bappenlttga of tbe performrrt on the 
north tide. Go and tee Bol>by end get ac- 
Qntinted. 

The Academy, which opent with Ttnderllle 
tbe early part of Auguat. will be one of tbe beet 
of the big-tlme houtet. Tbe bill will be made 
up of ten of tbe best acu which Mr. Kohl, Jr., 
can pick from tbe Orpbeum hooka, and wItb 

firlcee ranging from ten to tercnty-Cea eonta. It 
t little wonder that Manager William Roche It 
looking forward to an extremely auccetaful aea- 
lon. Tbe Haymarket, which, latt teaaoo. wtt 
one of tbe Mggett of tbe wetten Taadaelllc 

hootet. wlU tbU year be a djOh — 

eneh peediKtkiat at The Red Min. _ 
Place and the Olrl, and Broken -Idol, 

Jeanette Lee la working minoa her little aero- 
plane, and rumor baa It that ttiere la a reaaoo. 
When the next appetrt with It, It It tald, the 
win Ite able to make a real flight oat ofer the 
high forebeada. She baa ant»atltnted That Zulu 
Rag for Tlake Me Up With You. Dearie, and, al- 
thoogh her act hat In no way been bettered. It 
makea a very good temporary nnmber. and hai 
pulled Mlsa Lee aeTcral eneorea at tite Apollo. 

Pettrof, be of animal fame, and bla blend. 
Captain Dohn. tbe ttrong man. are la the city 
and are taking tbingn eaar nntU tbe heaTy 
work In a few weeka. PeKrot It an artitt with 
the broth, at well at a performer, and hat Iteen 
turning out 1000 mighty elerer polntlaga and 
aetUaga. which wtU angmeat the liUUitg of bit 
eomqr dicaa aaatarlally. 



tad who baa d t cMtd to tqr Ma lalk tijin I 
baa toot with the Hmlt ot aaeceaa. mThL-^ 
landed, aaya B. Warren Hatch, wbea ht waa 
booked np tor tbe entire tummer. Mr. Batch la 
now wTltlag a new act tor Cbrla. which wlU bo 
eren belter tatted to tbe Mlia Ooodwla tbaa tba 
preacBt Tohielc. 

_WhlIo on hit raeatloa. WBHar VOrla. oC tha 
W. M. T. A., apenl a weak with Ad Welgaat. 
aod Jntt before Walter left Ad made hla a pgea* 
ent of one of the moat handaome bolldoga arer 

notched. The bnll It rated aa being worth at 
least two hundred dollars. With tba return of 
Walter D'OrIa, ttarta the racatlon of Tommy 
Iturcblll. He Is some where In tbe region Mt 
Muskegon. 

Elmore and Raymond, on laat week'a ali> 
Chicago rauderlUe bill, hare not mltoed a week' 
In two sessoos. Tliey just elooed a twenty-tls 
weeks' engagement on the Hodkla* Clreolt. 

tK>yie'aad are ataklag d'StiSm iSTS^JS 

bouse. 

Princeaa Olga, who baa been reported at trith 
the Gentry Showa, It now working for Oorla. 
and atalea that news Item to have iH-en In error. 
She la working her snake dance with pretty 
effecta and la proving a feature at several o( 
the Doyle houtet. She will be with the Buitlff 
and Seamon produetlooa next teti 



Phil Lang hat decided to double with a "Urn." 
Tbe new act will be rrtdy tbont the Siat a( 
Aognat. and will take to tbe Pantngea* timt ' 
Phil, who la ttlll working tingle. It fealil&r 
Witmtrk't Jntt For a Olrl. and when latt teea 
tt tbe Virginia Wat boottlng that number lata 
popolarlty acveral notebee dally. 

Morey Stern, who It BOW tbe writem repro- 
senlttive of tbe Harry Von Tllier Mntic Com- 
pany. Is working wondera with tbe new muale 
from the New York shop. Nearly every net la 
the city Is using one or more of Morey'a aiM^ 
hers, and hla liurray for tbe Summertime laafes 
like the biggest bit of tbe season. 

Aralla and her Anttrtlltn Dtncert will be tt 
the White City Cttino until September, tfter 
which they irlll. In til probabilities. Join one of 
tbe burleoqna circuits. They openni their en- 
gsgement at thla park last Ssiunlay. and giva 
promise to be ooa of the ttrongeat feiluret tt 
the Routb-alde resort. 

ItraniloD and Taylor have made good In the 
West with a vengeance. Mr. Matthewa tbonght 
so uell of them that a term of fifteen weeks 
OQ the Morris time Is their lot. They will stsrt 
In and work all tbe Morris parka, and return 
to Chicago In about six weeks to play all ttie 
local Morrla houses. 

Robert Hlldreth. who, with bla company of 
players, was one of the featurea at the Century 
laat week, starta .soon for the East, via Cleve- 
land and Colnmbna. This wA u new act to 
Chicago, but It made a Uttla iMfa.lhaB -aaa«. 
an<l Mr. Hlldreth waa BitMIr llw MUSlSTf 
bouaea of applauae. 

Jolly Ruth Oarnotd reportt thtt the protnectt 
of her winning the onto contest In the Chlctgo 
Evening American are growing brighter dally. 
If she wins therv Is s grest time In store for 
ber many professlimal frlemls and she Is so cImc 
to the top now that the time Is opportune for 
rest support. 

The Cort Theatre will be vaudeville one week. 
It happena the week of July 31st. and Julian 
Bltlage'i Road Show will hold the boards. Along 
with tile atar female Imperannalor. will be found 
aneh acta aa RIccanbon'a Horses. Amount and 
Dumoot. Mlddleton and Spelhneyer. and the Fire 
Columbians. 

The American Music Hall reopens August 8th. 
with the same style of all-star vaudeville at 
Been at thla house last season. Mr. Tbompsoa 
will remain la the city and attend to tlie 1 
agarui lolaa. whUo Jack -LaH wUl itaiiiai 
BwiBf tha pms aattM, MP uMili mlgm 
known. 

Lombardo. the . baadmatter, with bla bead of 
(arty mnalclans and grand opera aingera, baa 

ihna noit wtoki at WMta Cl^. hatoia leavlag 

by tia y» ioaialC«aa l € l i Xaile Otapaay. 

Eltle Harvey and Mike Crow are married. It 
all happened at Crown Point, last Tuesday. July 
12tb. Frank Peck, of Fox. Peck and Fraakt. 
wta the bett man. ntr will tafea a f 
booeyniooa before setnralag to 
they Intend making their home. 

Prof. J. M. Kayne. who Is touring all of the 
Morrit parkt tnd who was one of last week's 
featnrea at the Sana SoncI Theatre, boa guar 
Into tbe oral and motion tonalncaa aad la. bannto 
Of hla TentTlIoqaltl tbllltr. paritCMOlr 
to thla line of work. 



aiOMIK DRKWBV HART. 



There tt probably no more appreciated actor 
In tlie Empire Stock Company at Hoboken. N. 
J., than Ur. O an gi Dicwey Bart and Jnatly tx 
New Jerscyltea think Ma fame la due to thla 
iMa or the water bnt aa a matter of fart be la 
as wa P k aawn throogboat tbe ronatry aa be H 
hero, baetv appeared aa leading taan la aoeh 
eompoBlet aa Baldwin atock. NaabTtne otoefc. 
Daophlne atock. New Orlrnnt tloek. Aodltoetaa 
ttock of New Otletnt. Imperial ttock ot St. 
Loalt. Pcople'a Stock Compaity of ChleagOb and 
baa of late been afllliaied with Joaeph JOIN rata. 
Rote CoBghlln. Vltglalnt Drew McDowon anS 
only three weeka ago played teadlag nun In Tha 
Roaary. Mr. Bart liaa coote to otoy and It la 
expected before tbe doae nf the atock ei a aos i 
iha wiu.dlsa with a awlHiaam Maw Talk 



10 



XHe Bill boar a 



JULY 23, 1910. 






BROOKLYN, N. Y. 



Many Theatre Managars on Vacations. 




I Stasie Hall at Oockaway B«acli, 
the manasenieDt of William 
Is pr«flentlo5 exceUent bills and draw- 
IBS ciracttT crowds. 

Ftuk C. Bostock's bic wUd animal slum at 
Co3*y Island Is Joins the luseat * 
its history. 

Luna Park coatlQoes to drmw 
and all attractions an MUtf well. . . 

George C. Tayoa** MMiMaaM.- Bok at 
Coney Isl:iiid has flMay* MvCMIW ' saft Ss as 
popular as ever. 

All the bis attractions at Dreamland are do- 
lus excellent business. 

Darid Robinson's new Brlgbton Bcsdi The- 
atre Is bteaklns ail records, and the bOls are 
■ Cke best erer seen at tbe seaside f lil rt . 

BriEhtao Bcacb Park Is as popafant aa erer. 
BrightM Beick Harie HaH at,~^*— 
is pi 

bins. 



OEOSGE H. 



BALTIMORE, MD. 



Managm of Luna Park Will Begin Re- 
[ion at Oneeu 



to tbe receirersbip pendlDS at Electric 
Mr. Ed. Bossey. the ceneral manager, 
__cd bis reslEtutioo, in tbac capacity, to the 
tke amusement coopaar opcratliic tlia park last, 
week. Mr. Bnsaej la hdd la Ush etteem hr 
FnaUent Waters aad ka was deeply toaeiwd 
. ke neelTCd tke apMI*. iertaialBK the In- 
~ anr was reqacatcd to recon- 
I bis sail km are ncuded as 




In Tlew of the present state ot 
Bnssey bss readered , 



30^ Bnssey bss rendered inralnaMe 

Mt*le» te tke welfare ot the park and wkat- 
erer S DCCe sa it has attained has been chieflx 

ttiroasb his efforts. Tbe company folly appre-^ 
dates bis worth acd deprecates bis action In 
partlne with them. Mr. Bossey retires from the 
■eld ot activity with the deepest regret of all 
tbe people at Electric Park. 

It was prerioosly stated In these columns that 
Messrs. Grape and Geigleln are nien "who know. 

bow" to run a sammer park, and they haTe 

demonstrated their abnity In this capacity dnr- 
iac the past week. Luna Park ia a aew enter- 
Bclse which wa^ opened tUs aa a iae <a aebednled 
tlaie in aplte of many okeOetea tkat the pro- 
Bioteta had eacooDtCTcA la mm l atlnt their 
plana. Tbe park was apcotd Har » aad, de- 
^te the oDpleesant ' weaHicr eondltloiis that 

paentled. bnslncs* was eneoor aaiiig As- tbe 
weather became warmer, tbe prospective future 
•( the park grew brighter and success was as- 
sured. With every prospect of a great season, 
tbelr SDCctrss came to a climax July 5. when, 
ahorUy after mijulgbt. a Are broke oot which 
almost wiped the park oat of existence and 
also threatened considerable d a m age to snr- 
roondlng property. In view of sncb calamities 
moat men falter and retire, dlscu ui a g ed. from 
a Md et eatcqaiaeL Bot not ao wltk tbese two 
aentleiBeo. Xbe imaa at tbe olcbt pnrfoaa kad 

(to cool bcftwe tber aau o u aced tkat tbe; 

_ apca to tka public tbe next day. AI- 
a'hlgb wlad peeralled during the Are. 
_ was aamd to make a good showing tbe 
Mxt day. Only tbe administration building, 
wltb Ka mmeroaa amoaement featmes and some 
adjoining eooccesleos erere totally destroyed. By 
a strange coloddence the bsr ia tna(t of One 
bis buildlns was the only paxt-amCjmC tkat 
remains Intact. Bnslnest ' 
though nothing had happened. 

The blc theatre which is being erected for 
moving pictures snd vanderHle was not aHected, 
bat Is being nsed temporarily aa tbe dance 
fcall Ska _kte' caiaaadrcBaJaa fatect. Tke 

tbe catty part oC tke seaaoo. wm soon be ready 
for bastneis. .AU-aza is an intetestlns (eatote 
and Is attractlDfr mncb attention. Rattlesnake 
Bm, with his cohort of reptUcs, . Is a great fea- 
tnre at tbe park. Tbe local press hase given 
Boch valuable space In ehroblcling this attrac- 
tloo. The big- band stand, where a well-known' 
Italian band renders masic for tbe ediflcatlOD 
and amosemeot of the maltitnde ot patrons, re- 
mains intact. Tbe park lias become very popu- 
lar with the natives 'and larjte crowds are pres- 
mt every oljrbt. as the weather has been swcl- 
■)terlns. 

- The work of rebnUding will begin at once 
.-•■A the perk wilV be ia geod sbap« acaia in 
• abaot tour wcekK- Tbe pnpciettm wni take ad- 
'. natage oC. tte .oppoctaaltjc tp aake nuoy Im- 
awmiiiettta aad lastaU aaaay laaoratloas which 
^sm« orarlookea at tbe staft. 
' Tba weatbcr dBrbc the past week has been 
Toy bot and eTcry outdoor amusement, os land 
and oa sea. lias been overtaxed. Tbe crowds' 
ttiat go to River- View have been so large that 
it was Impossible to connt tbem. Bay Sbore 
Park attracts many people, as It affoTils- a lone 
ride, bat It Is rather eipeo-tlve. as it costs 
30 cents for a romid trip. All the other parks 

can-be leaehed for a nickel, except Gwyna Oak. 
wbleb- Unowned by tbe. railway, company and 
tbe .denbte. fare IS collected sp as to. keep up 
-the 4iaBfty Ot the plaia>,; :Tk^tk«fc parks aCerd 

moccans are more" Cwlaaite Hia'paorta In other 
cities In ^lending tbe-aaaacr. aa ueie are so 

many, places' that can be icacbea-*ftta 'great con- 
venieace. so as to aSecd- aneh pleanire. Trlpi 



Mar, up in the Blue Ridge Mountains, afford 
another great attraclioo. Week-end tripe to 
Atlantic City, Ocean City, Old Point Comfort and 
resorts In West Vltxinia- aad Western " 
eoiM ia Car a.anat ahaia aC iauiai 
wke an akllBarto mate la tM 
the heated tatB M bmA pliaie aras 
resorts and other- plaeea too mm imi to 
tlon. 



A delesatlon a( 9M ] 
to the r - " 



I dty. which 
l a aaHoail etar 
MM MMt -k 



The BIcettle Park and EkhiUtlOB Owi p aay. 
which la the owner ot Electric Park, baa a(aln 
assumed coatzol at tba property. Jodae Onneaa. 
of the circnit court at Tyson, signed' an order 
directing tbe leeelTers to turn the prop e r ty over 
to the owners. The United Amnsement Company, 
which leased and operated tlie park, coold not 
pmr the rent. The park n'iU remain open. 

Jobn Kelly, for many years proprietor ot 
Kdly's Hotel, 9 Xortb Entaw street, died at 
Co ng r es s Hall, Ocean City. UIs place was the 
rendesroos for all promineat theatrical and 
sporting men who visited this city. He was 62 
years old. 

John Xlxon, who conducts Nixon's Hotel, ad- 
joining Ford's Opera House, on Fayette street, 
will build a new strnctnre on the site, consisting 
of a larger hotel and a handsome cate. His place 
is popular with theatrical people. 

Messrs. Pearce and Scheck, proprietors of the 
Victoria Theatre, offered a priie to the-bolder 
of the greatest namber of checks for a perio«l of 
six weeks at the matinee performances. Mr. 
Frank D. Carver, ot this city, was the winner 
and be was awarded a handsomely engraTnl 
BilTttr service. ~ 
tary to.Uayor , 

presentation sp e e eb . n»' aw 

the spirit of the occaslett and' demanded specebcs 
from every one connected witb the event. Thte 
winner was loudly applanded. and Messrs. Pearce 
and scbeck were highly commended for their en- 
terprise and public spirit. 

Plans for the Moose cooventicm are in progress 
and they are very elaborate in detail. The offl- 



Mana^r Gilbert Gonlon, ot llarmanus Blecck. 
er Hall, wlU bring his famous motor t>oat. The 
Cheese, op from Jamaica Bay and seek cool 
breeses on tbe Hodaon daring Angns t. 

WH. a. BASKSU.. 



KANSAS CITY, MO. 

T. M. A. to Give Lawn Fate. Bamum 
A' Bailey Coming^ 

Kansas City is now nearly ill far the parka. 
The Sbubert Theatre will.elMe a very aaeeeotnl 
six- weeks' engagement of Lyman Bowe'a notion 
pictures, - Saturday, July 23. Notwithstanding 
the warn weather there was always a large and 
Interested crowd at both afternoon and eve- 
ning performances. Mr. Earl Steward, resident 
manager of the Shuhext. and one of the most 
■popular theatrical managers in tbe country, will 
leave Kansas City immediately with the close 
of the theatre for Kew York City, and he will 
spend his limited vacation there and at coast 
resorts, returning to Kansas City tor tbe open- 
Injc ot the.Shnbczt, the fltst of Stpttmha. 

The Eutp wa a ia coaled with eleetite tans and 
a speelaUy inatalled eoollng plant, wbleb con- 
stantly renews tbe air, and keeps tt In clrcnls 
tloo. At all times It is comfortable in this 
theatre. The manager, Mr. Daniel F. McCoy, 
is always so pleasant and conrteons. and a visit 
to the Emptess is certainly one of the pleasures 
of the stunmer ' season. 

Kansas City I.odge,' Xo. 13, T. M. A., will 
have- an Ice cream social on the lawn of the 
new club hoose, comer ot Elerentb and Cen- 
tral streets, .the erenlbx . of Jnly .'29. Friday 
nUbt. of - eaeb. week--la eiven orer, to.an enter- 
niiilaiiaT iif i niri a«tt 'at the diib'.bMme. 
'"A baU (eeu, b«a4aA-1ir Ckai.-8tans'snd made 
up of members ot the'- Si' ,31. A., left last 
week for a snmmer caaaa:Oa':.tba Frisco B. R.. 
at Ly C^e. Kansas, b e tn e au -Kansas City and 
Fort Scott. Kan. The team has arranged what 
shonld be Interesting games with local teams 
In tliat section of Kansas, and our boys expt^t 
to make a thorouph "clean-np." ■ The' camp 



At Eleven O'clock, every Monday morning, 
the Ilipistbimi^^fra^Blll^ 

This meaWs^hit advertising copy Intended 
for tills form must reacli the PUBLICATION 
OFFICE OF THE BILLBOARD in t^e first 
rhait'iiMlM^ 

bo^'t dei^|^Ei^0 1^ 



ALB ANY. N. Y.- 

the Clinton Theatre. 

The weather in this dty for the psst week 
baa been tbe kind the snmmer park men pray 
for — hot and rainless, and the outdoor amuse- 
ments have prospered accordingly. Bnt -weather 
conditions have not affected tke big attendance 
of tbe Bert Lytell Stock Company at Harmanus 
Bleecker Hall. Ko matter bow : hot the -night 
the answer to tbe lat a u ama i \.*t ' the tmfcfttf 
bas USD ally bean alHwr '?*Iiait-ia«" « !^Kmm 

ing left." •■ ■ ■ , 

The farewen night. Jnly 30. la 1» be a, red- 
letter one In stock company blatOQ-* .Already 
tbe house is about nld oat. 

Mr. I.ytell wUl take bla eaeatlaa motoring 
throngh Maine in bis KazwA ear. Elsie Es. 
mond and Ines BoA (o to Atlaatle City: Frank 
Baae to hto cottace at Bsdnwar Beach, 
Jack Sammer wHl lah in Ibe St. Lawrence. 

A snpplementaiy aessen at tmtt weeks of stock 
dnrlnr Aagost wm keep Hanaanns Bleecker 
EbU open rlgbt op to tbe atart of the' fall and 
winter season in September. Manager OUbert 
Gordon autes that tMs em ap a ay «fll «•« 
soma weU-knoim 't i ii l i -ake ant walm'Jtim 

to the Sbnberts. " 

Manaser OarBa, of SU|de' BcaA' Park, has 
certainly -pet new .Ufa late oM Altra Park. Be 
preseatcd Wn^AIbe aad her.trpn at Polar 
bears tbe .we* ot Xnly M;, aa* tUm, taaether 
with free onara and Tnuita sM nteMliaa :«a draw 
laqc* eraaro. -He Elks win 'taM.ikiir fleld 
day bece. Angnat S. The tHA VaeMlm has bean 
tnmed into a -borne for the pony ba W a t . ' n bkb 
is a Mr part 'of tlie (veratic attraetioB. aad'the 
girls lire here ilka a happy family. 

No one has ^t*'—** the aatomobile given as 
a gate prize aiod yy^"* g ^ ' Cattln is waiting* for 
the bolder of the loeky number to torn np. 

The future of the Clinton Tlieatre, now par- 
tially built, gives 'rise to many rumors. - H. R. 
Jacobs, who atarted to build It. fOimd ' flnsndsl 
dlfflcnltles in his way, and work was alMndoaed 
for a- time. - Since then mmor'bas bad William' 
Mccxls In control with a plan to present vaade- 
TiUe' -ia Albany. Henry B. Harris bss been 
mentioned as s possible lessee.. bnt no way has 
been found to verify either of these stories. 

Meanwhile' Mr. Jacobs states that be will be 
tlie manager and book syndicate attractions. At 
time be Is adeertlainr <a^ loeal 
tseCiMs abaaa 
lib atltait. 



Bl papers 
I 4be-.ea> 



wiu be-' ope* ^-^j; . 

the T. JLsftZ^wlD'ie te the 

time. 

Tbe week of Jnly II was tbe third 
Isst week of Feiulio and bis excdient band at 
Bleetrle Park. Kansas City la Tcry partial to 
Parallo and daring bis stay . here the pavilion 
staa: taxed to Ita ntasost capacity. Tbe week of 
IT,' tbe -American Band commenced a two -weeka 
engagement at Electric park, and is proving 
qnlte a success. The name Is very dear to us 
al. and the music is proving Jnst as mncb so. 

There are so many concessions at Electric 
Park that It Is difficult to write ot them all at 
one time. Every amnsement device that Is. new 
and entertaining is thet« aad Electric Park 
is rightly named the Coney Islaad-of kansas 
City. 

Special preparatlona are being made ■ for the 
Ms aecood annual Fair of the Mlaaonrl- Valley 
l3r AsM)eiatloo. of which Mr. 31. O. Helm, 
oiraer and proprietor of EleeMe Park, la treas- 
urer. Last season Mr. Helm donated his big 
park to tlie asaoclation and this, year he will 
do tbe same. There Is to be a larger and better 
fair this year, and Kansas. City all know that 
last season's was one of the best and most suc- 
cessful fairs ever held in Kansaa City. There 
Is tbe anotul Bench Show, Ponltry Exhibit, and 
the Motar m«c« will hat* their, aaaad meet, 
a two HoK dms iB tha «» oaad Jnst - adjoining 
the park, an enlarged- Ma nut act ur et a ' ana Mer- 
cbant>> Exbtblt. Tbe big exhibit of agricollnral 
and horticultural products, textile and cn Unary 
exhiltlta etc. will be features. This- fair takes 
place sliortly' after the eleae ot the park. 

- Xiw w«dC .ot Jnly 10 wag the: lait ef Beck- 
leas . BnaseQ at Valnnoant Park la bla "Twirl 
of Tnror." ' There is free-: vaudeville at Falr- 
moant and batbUv aad hoatlaf la ita Imntifal 
natnral ' lake. Mr. Thai. TSafe. - manager of 
Falrmonnt park says he la very- wen aatla- 
fled with Falrmoant's snccess tbia aaasfMk..,. -* -; 

Band concerts, free TsndeTnie, 'iMlMi'^^'ete,, 
are drawing tbe crowds at Forest. 

Sells-Floto's big shows spent two days In Kan- 
sas City. Monday and Tnesday, July 18-19, with 
two performances each day. Tbe price of ad- 
mission- being twenty-flvc cents cansed cspaclty 
for the sbow -at all roar performances. - KansaM 
City Is very fond of the clrcns. snd always 
turns oat in big numbers for tbe parade and 
the "big show." 

Bamum and Bailey- snd -their big rctinne of 

perfonaos sod animsis are, billed for..two ner 
fomaaees In Kanaas City, lioaday/ Jnly M.-Baiw 
nam . anv Bailey are favotitea In, Kanaas Clly.° 

■Jdia T; McQnIre, treasurer of Electric Psrk. 
and last winter treasnrer of tbe Oayety Theatre, 
"naaaa City, Ho., leaves. Angnst S for -New 
tfe. City, -where ha wiHI- Jala Thoa. Hodgeman, 
last-aaaga.anassir «( tie Ogfily. . Mr.. Hodge- 
^J8.wm fe»m8aaMr.«M.lfrrV(aeli« aecretaty 
a( tho.Mc Mmo oC. ^Ka-JWtlml wW«h.aaary 
W. Savace win aaadaat. 

t •: ■ .muuAx-w, 



. PROVIDENCE. R.:l. . ; 

Local Parks, Especially 4ha Two on the 
Bay, Enjoying Big Buainess. 

The Intense boat which bas held this city 
In Its grasp for the past two weeks is caaalaa 
a falling off among tbe several theatre* wUn 
have -kept open for a snmmer season; - - 

BuIIock'i Theatre, which closed Its door* on 
Saturday, July 0, will reopen on Labor Day. 
Several Important ebangca will ba made In tb» 
Oont ot: the booae. amaos them beinx a new 
entrance aad ntalnraja.' .■.;<-..■ ^.^-;v . 

Tbe Empire Tlieatre Stock COl 'eloaed lla sea. 
son Jnly O. Tbe bouse wilt reopen abont An* 
gust 22. for tbe opening ot Its regnlar staaoe. 

Keith's Theatre, with tbe Albee Stock Co. as 
Its attraction. Is tbe only boose In the city 
which does not shoiv a falllut; off Id business. 
Big houses at each performance fthow tUat Mr. 
Lovehberg's Judgment In the selection of the 
compsny Is grestly sppreciated by the many 
patrons. 

Mr. Foster Lardoer. assistant manager of 
Keith's ThratM. baa Jnst letaratd from a two- 
weeks* vaeatloa trip tbtoogb Nora Scotia. Jlr. 
Lardner took his camera along with him. aad 

brought back several charming views of the plc> 
taresque NoVa Scotia country. 

The Wostmloster Theatre, which Is now de- 
voted to vaudeville and motion pictures, and do- 
ing a tremendooB business In spite of tbe heat, 
win close for two weeks sbont August 1, for a 
thorough cleaning. The regular full seaaon of 
burlesque- will begin Aug. 13. 

Among tbe many attractions booked to appear 
at tbe Empire Theatre tbe coming aeason. which 
are to be offered for tbe test time In this city 
at popolar prices are Paid Jn IToll. Cbeckers. 
The Thief. The Cboms Lady. The Wolf, Polly 
ot tbe Clmu. Tbe Man of the Hoar. Cecil 
Spoooer in a new play; Ward and Yokes In a 
new musical comedy: The Girl from Bector's. In 
Old Kentucky and Thus. E. Shea In a new rep- 
ertoire. 

ilr. AI. J. Rellly, manager of tbe Btjon The- 
atre, and wife, have Jnst tctnmed from a two- 
weeka' weddiac tUp^ darlac. which thnr vT " ~ 
New York. OaavT^Maadi ;'M«ttslk.7JMItl 

and WaahiDgtao^ .- ^ - ■ -.- 

Among the many beantlfnl gifts racflred by 
Mr. M. J. Bellly, on the occasion ot.bb Mieeat 
marriage was a ' green leaf, bronae. electric 
portable lamp, given by the attacfaes of the 
Bijon Theatre. - 

Boydeo Heights, tbe pretty little amusement 
park Just down the river, is again nnder new 
naanagrment, and aeems to be making good. 
Mr. Otis Perry, of Boston. U the new man- 
ager, and genial TOm Walih la press reprcseat* 
atlve.. Mew attraetlona have, been added, aad 
an laeteasing boalnera ta espeeted. 

Mr. R. B. Boyce, manager ot the. CaaUM ne- 
atre, reports excellent . bmtiieia 
bouse, which will be kept opes-~~ 
months, and a bic bHI will " 
fall opening, on Labor Day. 

Two rapacity bousea at tbe Empire Theatre, 
Wednesday. Jnly B, teetlfled to tbe popularity 
ot Business Manager Sol Braiulg and Treasurer 
Sam Kaufman, *t tbe benefit extended to them 
by tbe management. Messrs. Spits and Nathan- 
eon. Xn addltloa to the regnlar pmdncticiii ok 
Ibn'a Bhcmy. - .Than ware acvaral other liea- 
tnies wUA 9sre doaated hv etkcr heneea. 

lit. Turn ethUa aad MIn UUIaa Leslie met 
srith Instant success with tbelr rendering of the 
new patriotic songs during tbe week of July 
4, at tbe Bljoa Theatre. 

^Vanity Fkir Park, at East- IhOTldraee.nndcr 

the maaasaiMat otlCae S.- " 

end opealag lUa I 
fair. 

Cot. R. A. Barrlngton, propiletar and man- 
ager of both Boeky Teiat and Cteacent Park. 
I* wen pleased wltb tbe amount ot boalaeaa be- 
ing done at bis two shote tcaorts. Ibiest GhM- 
no. at Rocky Point, and the new Marragaaeatt 
Theatre, at- Creaeeat Park, ate devoted to .saa- 
devllle and movlnapleteaa, aad aia ' ' 
padty buslneak- ne--;<lBa MMa-ai 
lar aa ever, aadVlknaiB aCv^psapIt 
every bake. 

Mr. W. J. Mahoney. who has beca I. 
tbe BUoa Theatre during ManagaCv 
vacation. Jiaa returned to hie old psi 
slataat tzaaaarer at Keltb'a Theatre. 

W. E. QBIENB. 




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^NASHVIkLBsTKNN. 



Torrid Weather .Orivaa Larfl* 
to the Summer Parka. 



In spite of tbe hot weather bnslness hs* B><t 
fallen off. At Olendale Park the attendanrv- 
bas been even greater than ever before. Man- 
ager Halstead states that all his cooccssIodh - 
within the grounds of Olendale are reaping n 
rich harvest, snd that never a day passes bnt 
what each attraction upon the ground* ^■ 
celvea Ita share ot the gains. The- Collseani 
afcating rink still continues to play to.jpwl 
bnslocn. and each evening. as well as Snndayi*- . 
llDd* this rink doing 'capacity buslncs*. 'Tli- 
mualc which . Ia heloi; rendered by the ROM- ' 
Orcbesiro, Is. atlil a tiig feature st this rink. 

The vanderlllo theatres. Grand. Ftftb Avennc. 
Lyric and the Alrdome, Nashville's newest open- 
air tbeatre. had good bills laat- week. 

Mr. C. Holmtierg, -manager of the Warloo 
Film company, ha* Just sold five moving plctiin- 
machines. Ttaree - of - tbe machines arc of th*' 
latest Edison. -type, while the other- two am or 
tbe Motiongrapb -type. Mr. Hulmbenr aays hl<. 
bDsInest has Increased wonderftilly. Mr.. Ilolni- 
berg ba* recently pnrchaaed a Ford automobllj'. 
This, he saya, will help him a great deal in 
-transporting- bis - mm*' to tba depots,- as .brr>' 
of Mte be bas *Iw*y* hid a taxleab;MI>rr. 
thetn. This purchase, he - lays, wilt saea * 
great 'deal, of delay and eipcnae. 

Mr. M. a; Wbltdy, spieler. Is -now connefl'd 
with tbe Curios, an at&actlon which I* creat- 
ing- a ' great -demand af Olendale' P*tk. • TMJ 
attracllon Is getting Iba money. -Mr. Wblteir 
states that be ao^oabt.irUl be. connected trllK 
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JULY 23, t^ia 



Ttie Billboard 



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SAN FR ANCIS CO, CAL. 

OrrfinaiiM PuMd MaMiifl Clireiw' Li- 
cense Prohibitive. 

Ill ..niiT to prevent clrcnies from comlus to 
iiiKT»iii>'iiii> tliirlDE tiM. week «( the SUte 
Pair, iitiil voinpetlaR with the attnetkmi pro- 
Tlik-il i>y lliv State Avrlealtairal Socletr. City 
Tnwio- ' CMtrsker Istroduced ao ordlninca at 
ttww«4ia« aftte Board ot City TmstCM. Jab' 
a, nlolW Uia uccdk In of dream tu pro- 
MMtlW Ipim. Ctrrasber uld tbe Coaoty 
v^garil of Supervlsora will be asked to pasi u 
•Imillir -ordinance, and the Yolo County BoarU 
will also iH* aakod to raise clrcas Uceoae to 

■ prfieot lilK three-ring ahowii from pItchlDg ibel,- 
tents aiToas the rlrer la Broderlck. DarlDf the 
nasi Uvc yean durlnj; tt>* State (alia, tbe ble 
cln usis bare eoiae to towa and iia*e proreo 
xiroiiK counter attractions. Last year BloglMB'a 
Cirrus wu at ■ Sterameato on Gorcnior'a Day 
at tb>- fair. Tbe onllnanee prorldM thafa clr- 

' ciiit char^log an admlaalon fee of ten- ccnta 
must par a Ucrcire' of 1300 . a daj, or -fS.esO a: 
«i.H*fc: a clrma ebargtoff from ten -toi tweoly- 

■ flre. eenla. t:2.500 a day. and' a clrcw^ehars- 
' Inc'more than twenty-five cent*.'- -SSUMO^m'-idar; 

TIiU oKee Is la receipt of" all:; t^Boaolola 
' pjlii'rs. and eacli devoted eolamaa- oC praise to 
tliL* rasino i-^fn&Iral Comedy Company, wbick 
epeocd a •eatoo ot nloe wccka at tbe Bawallaa 

M'!M?iiiiMii5i'*'ir* T*^ ^g^n, jw**^^ ^miSSiff 
were eomnentcd 'ofiaa as bclaiir aeaedlmily 
elerer In tbeir reapectlre IIbm. sad Frank Blair 

Is specially meotioned aa belas tbe beat pro- 
diiivr yet siM^n on the lalanda. Referring to 
Ml^a Maud Rockwell, the prima doona of the 
omipany. Tbe PaclOc Commercial Advertiser 
says: "It bas been a long time since Honoln- 
lrtn< have beard a voice to compare to tbo so- 
prjno of Miss Mand Rockivell. who la approprl- 
att-ly billed as a nltbtlngale. Miss Bockwell 
sane a solo. II Bade, and wMa tbe final note 

' rasK ifetmoik the span baasfc. tken'WteaMk 
.a atom of npiani iii s iwlTww : sUi.U s t .t>»' 
terr raflets. Miss BMkwcil cImm as aa'en* 
<-or« number the CTerlastlaf Ooinlgt Thto' tbe 
Ryi\ but she aani; It In a key mach hlsber 
than Is o«ually nsed. and In one plaee o a ed a 
iKiiK siisialneil trill wblch caased ber to respond 
to aiinlher encore. Miss Roekweira Tolce la Tery 

. clear and lier enunciation good. 

Clarence Uavlln. who for the past eUcbt year* 
bas been treasurer at tbe Orpbeam, reslened bis 
position |:i5t week on accoant of cootlnncii In- 
nealth. ne will co to Oreson. where be baa 
mrrliaseil an apple ranch on tbe Hood Bls<rr, 
mtrtln was presented witb a fold wsteh by 
the Orpbetim manasement In r«^9iiltlOB of ' bla 

■ rallliful wrrloe. Mr. Huro Berta. wbo has 
t»vn a^snclnU'iI ivltb bim In tbe box odlce. bas 
sucreiHleil him. 

Mr*. Cbarlcs Hacerdom. formerly Mlsa Ruby 
Oilman, slater or Maytx-lle Ollman-Covej', wife 
Ot the slecl magnate, dleil at ber residence last 
week after an Illness of a few weeks. Mrs. 
Hamtdom was married a year aso. and wss 
twenty-roar years old. . She was formerly- a 
cashier at tbe Cbates. where she met sod mar- 
rleil HsRerdom. wbo waa also emoloyed there. 

The New Orpbniin Theatre, at Booolnln. sraa 
not entire!}' aalsbed ichn the Caalae Sloalcal 

Comedy Cumpiny strind. accacdlaclr JIaaagir 

Joe Coben trans tened UlVSr- tbsmimt 

opera Iloase. where tkor M* pwtes to tOB^ 

away bniilDemi. 

.\ ranrtevlllc and, fnlnstrel show took plscs 
at Ssn Qnentin prison, July 4. In which flftr 
convlrtK took part. The entertslnment waa wit- 
nesiHHl by tbe Inmates and a large nomber ot 
Inrltiil cnests. For many days the prisoners 
Were rebearslns tor the show. In which uria- 
■Inal Joke* wees sMjns te ttecysoMnae ddlsht 
of the cooTlet'aaMaMtvM •■ the visit- 
ors. The mtaruinowiit .starte« at 6 P. M.. 
and rontlnnnl for three bonra. BlUr Wella was 
the favorite eomrdlan. and won applause In 
Confldentlal TVonbles of Mlsa Mallnds. Mnr- 
nby, McMollen and Monroe offered a clever 
danrlnit number: aande Black proved a clever 
vrntrtIo<inlKt. A farre. nireet From Ballet's 
Ciitnet. anit narry May In Still Doing (rag 
timol. coacloded the performance. 

The San Francisco Musicians' .^ssoclstlrm elecv- 
e«l the foljowlni; otBcers for the ensuing term: 
PrwWent, n. W. OaWe; Vice-President. A. R. 
Rispand: Flnaaclsl Secretary. W, J. Oasnoo: 
Tr>iisarer. A. Ketcbum: Tniatee*. U P. Laiaon. 
iu""1Sf- Swesear; aesKe—a-at- irsM. Jj. Ilm- 
*?; Twentr-serso aew aemken wmVflW- 

.Melt'llle Oldeoo. the irelI-kno«a «iw' writer 

The American Beioty," a»a» a host o.- 
rrlenils at the Press Clob's entertainment laat 
In,. .•J!!!?'V!."'*'.V*"''"' '» ooe of their pleas- 
Inc .peclaltles. Mr, Oldron Is at pment writ- 
It "SET.. one of which was snnR at 

Ir'-.^''*""' l««t week by Uly Lena with 



Put On Vunr Slippers. Toa'ti' In for the 
Klght, You're the callow That's Been Run- 
ning 
msdc 



After Me, 



r, vincrs on loe out are xne ssirengui 
Ibers, Riwers. Stewart aad Ellwaod. Ha*erly 
Wells. The RoldswerUks. DMt Crollw and 
Thla week, John Ii. 'aalneaa aad Jake XU- 



Run- 

Bosalle Sings Cblstblri. 

— —Is. Gideon's Improrlsa- 

tloos on tbe piano were capital. Arnoldo's per- 
rormlng Leonanla. Joe Morris, Georgia Gardner 
and Co., anl others, completed the blU. 

Mile. Bnllnl and ber trained horses, are tbe 
talk or tbe Mlsalon district, where ahe la ap- 
pearing at tbe Wlgnam Theatre ns tbe head- 
liner. Others on tbe bill are The Strength 

Brother*, Rr ~" " ~ 

and Wer 

Co. Thla 

rata are sppesrlng st this baase. 

The American Theatre last week oBeted Bo- 
mano Bros., Tbe Longwonbs. Arthur Tiont. 
Dalle Mollc, . Walker and Jones aad lasses 

Post Co. 

At the N'atlooal last week wete.Ersalla aaU 
Fraoke. WllUam Brolkacs, -Six Baaa OMa. VMa- 
gerald snd O'Dell, Barta.afM Dailagr^ aBf^Sta 
McMahon'a WatcrnieM|.'OlnB| mUbk la sXl Six 

excellent sets. " ,7 

The Portola Ttaeatre presented Hlekokan and 
Ijdstop, .Peerless., Trio. Carless Prlta Vou 
S^btsdcrt Jackson ,^nd Olson, Madam Waada's 
Tioia. -rtocvaM .XI%..aad .tear- tssU of 
m^l^^pletiues (nMas tia wsek, ta sHsaaid 

' OAKI,AND. 

tVIIIIam Collier aad Co. held tbe boarda of 
tbe Maedoapasb Tbsatte. Jal7 44. Feiila Bait- 
aua's OooiIa Oaera Oeaipaar opeacd Jaly lit. 
tar seretal .weeks la repertoire. 

At Ye Ubertr Tbcatic the excellent atocfc 
company .presented Sort's A Black Sheep to ap- 
preclatlTj^ andleaees. 

At the 'Orplieum Vesta Victoria made a irlo- 
rlous triumph. Others were Tbe Finney Sis- 
ters, swimmers: Donsid and Csrsoa, Lewis Sic- 
Cord anJ Co., Cloivn Zertbo Cauioe Comedians. 



. July 10, tbe play being Ood. Maa and the DesII. 

I The allsadance was food. 

Manager O. E.' Ihisssll. oC tbe Isipsclal The- 
atre here, anooaaees that tbe poller o( Us thea- 
tre will change troB atoek, aa last year, to tbe 
beat of the Scale and Havlia boofclaga. Coairac- 
tors are already at work redecorating the thea- 
tre, which win open on August 14. 

Muuager William Garen will tbla year put a 
stuck company In llavlln's Theatre, giving tbe 
ruad attractions to the Imperial. The boose will 
be opened as soon as the II ill SI SSiS hava Sa* 
about Aognat 1*. PwaaMsata, 

The Stanler Stock Oompsnr, at Bdlpse Park 
Is drawing a nice business. Why tiirls Go 
Wrong waa tbe attraetloa laat week. 

The Pythlaa Ghaticj Caiatral. ta he^hsM beta 
weak s< Jaljr SS, is boIbs m ha a wimm. Sha 
Pytbiaa lodges of this dtr, whidi ai« T.OOO 
members strong* are wecklag aa at ao other time 
and It is elipeeted that npwards of 70,000 tickets 
will be sold. The attractions that will be tar- 
nished will be above the arerage of anything St. 
I>uuls has ever seen. Tbe grounds, now onder 
coaiitructloa, are laid out In horseshoe shape, 
and will be lighted with -1,000 IC-candle-power 
Incandescent lamps, with a dorea or more arc 
lights, making It a fairyland of eloctriclty. The 
city Is billed aa a circus, and tbe largest and 
most eztenslTe caiatral erec held hen Is in 
preparation. 

Mr. Harrr O'Brlea, who has hcea here all 

summer nndec Instmetlsas tnm James Gabriel, 
left this week tor Storgeoa. Mo., where be will 
look after the rolling atoek ot Mr. Gabriel and 
prepare It for the road next spring. It la 
Gabriel's Intention to put oat a ten-car wild wtst 
show In the early coming spring. Bis picture 
^ow here has made bIm maeb money. 

Tbe A. G. O. O. Theatrical Clb. which Is 
composed of the emplo.ves of tne American, Cen 
tury, Garriek and Olympic theatres, gave their 



Bert Hartell, tbe popular treasurer of the 
Ualqae Theatre, who was recently operated rt>r 
appMuUcltla, bas been removed from St. Mary's 
Bonltal to hia home where be la on tbe bUh 
road to leeorerj. 

r«r the flnt tlaie to this dly. Miss Orac^- 
Barwaid'a dramatisation of lihaissi la being 
pcodaecd br the Grace Haywait Aasatl a la liar- 
eta at Ibe Metropolitan Opeca Haaaiw ISila ' 
pisca waa produced npon tbe umt dartag the 
aaat saaasa with snrrtleat icaaits aad Is prot^ 
•BKa *awtBg caMI lata. 

Oa asadij'. msHaii aad sesalna, Jair IT. 
the Yiddish Opsratle aad n ^ ' 
appeared at the BIJea Opera 

Mr Wife's rtlcnd. la the al 

^Mpalska of Kler la the eeeatas. 



Maaatsr Jack BUatt. a( tha Datfaa naana. 
Is llTiag ap to bla icpatatloa of f a i a l ib l ay the 



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daaaUied 

•re pnbllifaiiitji widMitt 

Profeaalonals, and otlier» 




Warren aad Elaaebard, B. Franklin and Stand- 
ards aad Orlgoiattrs Asclal Ballet. 

Sam J. COrtis and COk. PbU Staata. Three .Se- 
▼arros. EmlUe Beaner and Smith and O'Brien 
ate at the Bell. ...... 

Webcr'a Band is the attractloo at Idora Park, 
where erowda Sock this pirssant weather. 

Serca tboosaad people atteadedthe perform- 
ances at Antlgoae at the Orrek Theatre, given 

by Margaret Aadta and Compaajr. 

The Broadway Theatre thU week oKWa d.Thi» 
Bocoada Quartette. Brace and CalTSafclJIBIh 
and Montgomery. Leon Ball, Kate KHQr aad 
several reels of moving ptctnrea. 

A stale anxlllary fair wUI be held at Idora 
Park September 17-24. Indnslre, onder tbe aus- 
pices of the Oakland Chambar ot Commeree^n 
*'™-^-'%(ltb the State AinicriCT--' 



BaT**?"" Theatre, opens for th«.srasaa An- 

heA. 1511 SSJ? 

w«"VF.;°'.'?".£;-w MT' «•»•••• lasTeBu hii 

»• t'ockstader's Mlnslrela, 

«ri.».;_°'S'"',^ '"•nsger ot the Orpheum 
JiT!"*'„^'^''*''=' oo » »"»lt 8«n I^an- 
MmT. "ccoraosnled by bis wife- Mr, 

Miiller 1, ,„ oM Prtscolte, and U kept busy 
"ere entertained by his nnmetoas friends. 

hrlght star at the Otphenm 
15 i.li"*''' easily repeata her big anceeas 

inn. ^'"«"- Althongb following Veata Vlc- 




'7 » »P«lscuUr dsn**, rsTlsd The BallPt 
. < "!','• which Indoiled sotco yonng ladle*. Is 
n .i.jialing arrangement of novel effects. Creasy 
Ol'-' "rlimrty "* Grasping and 

'I lere were eight aood nets at the Cbntea 
Tii.-.tre laat week, but JInhel Bnn.ves, styled 
• e American Besnt.T." lived up to her de- 
J"ii i|«n, and was voted as being on* of the 
Bai- -xiaieat women ever seen on a Taadevlll* 
- ' ' 'T!*^ WUk lleltrllle J. OMeea. a writer 
■■"'•r MNK ttav aMMad a aaat 



ajwyi a 



aotahir. 



-■ LOUIS, MOl^ •■ . 

Continuad Rains Maka Park AHaild^ 
'anca Impoatibla. 

Rain almost every day bas made this seasoo 
aoytblng but proOtable for our summer parks. 
The attendance this year wilt fall below last, 
Tbe only attraction of Importance last week. 
In regards to Mars, was tbe speparsnee of Mr. 
Frank Kecnsn, at Suburbia Garden, In tbe Brst 
of hIa soccessea, Tbe Texas Steer, That he 
scored again need not lie said, aa he was simply 
great In bis oM character. Next week we are 
to see bIm In The Olrl of tbe Golden West. 

Prof. Roy StayrsssBt Is J?*^ 
a«irorK*%s*«!r'TSa?T!t^3Sa?ai'j8Bml!aa 
Ostden, Be hsa natsiMIr .nemwca Ow at- 
tendance at this resort. 

Tbe vaudeville performera at the Tartous gar- 
dens last week were Forest Park HlgUands. 
Fred ITsmel and hi* Three Bathing Reautlc^. 
Ceche Francois snd Compsny, Hilda Hawthorne, 
Three I>olGe Staters. Dolmar Oar\leD, Colby and 
May, Le Clare snd Sampson. Tolecn SUter*. 
Wc»t End Heights. Zella Oivtaa. BKt Boxl* 
and Bdna Wayne, Manning mt ■svMk'fMSras 0. 
Clark, EUIe BaTlland. 

The pTStiam will be ebaased at taap^ Park, 
from Tandarllla la miwlcat eoacdr. The opealaa 
number wHl.ba Mr Oeorcia Bona, with priadpsls 
and a •h.siwijr ' gwsaa. - la_tha caat:aia Mar 
Pstl^llgg^ ^MMMlf 

David ■sa*raas Ma^riMar a jjMh csan 
pany, traas the TasMa^^^ratTCw Mar vMfe* aaee 
one in i twa aaa at tha Otfimt Tfc iatta mm 



annual picnic Jnly 10, at Normandy Grove. The 
attendance was Immense and much money was 
made. The prizes for albletlc events, which 
were donated, were botb many and baadsome. 

Paln'a Battle in tbe Clouds will be put on 
here for one week, beginning August 2. Tbe 
paper is np and, being the Orst exhIhIUon of 
this sect lsc;(tar rears, sboald be a hlsh sac- 
cess. 

J- J. TM Is la tbe eltr boUdlac a aew act 
for the great I>evelo. called the Wtdri of Death. 
He rxKctt to hare It ready tor the fair season. 
Word come* to me from Dahnqne, Iowa, of 
Che great anccesa of the American Gypsy Girls 
St Union Park, there. Their act was the feature 
of the week when In this city and Is essllr one 
ot the best singing acta In vandevUIe. 

Carl Baydn, of the.Delmar Garden Opera Co;, 
made the hit ot his St. Louis engsgemcat la 
tha ptedaettaa ^^[^J^i^ *^ 



MINNKAMUSt MINN. - 

Change Made in Paraonnel of tha Lyric 
Thaatra Stock Company. 

Manager A. J. Ralnbrldire, Jr., ot tha Lyric 
Theatre, announces a radical chance la tte lead- 
ing rolea of the Lyric Theatre Slock Cbapaar. 
Corliss Giles and Francis NeOson. Icadlaa maa 
and lady, respectively, left the east and bare 
been succeeded by Lee Baker aad Edythe Sve* 
lyn, wbo are leappeirlng before tlie patrons 
with whom they won so mnch favor last season. 
Ibim week, Maxloe-Elllott success. Ber Great 
Match. Is the offering. - 

Workmen are busily rngsRed on the altera- 
tions of the lobby of tbe Metropolitan Opera 
Boose. InstalUog marble Boors and sides, set In 
with nnmerotts bereM aOnois. Tbe potch will 
be removed ^ SbSm?'*' 
Installed!' '■■■^ fcat»Ba ariU be 

Mansier B. B. IU.TmaDd. ot tba Oipbeum 
Theatre, will probably follow the fashion 
adopted by most ot tbe Orpheum Clrealt bonse« 
and employ' young ladles ss usher* next sea- 
son. 

At s recent sale of the Van Horn A Son Cos- 
tume Company, of New Tcck and Pbllsdelobla. 
T. S. Price, ot tbe Mlaneapoll* Co*tam* Com- 
paar. poicbascd a large anmher of eostame* 



liest passible bin* to be obtained, at Us thea- 
tre. This week** attractions are especially 
worthy of mention Iitelndlog such act* as Karl 
Hewitt and Company, In a comedy aketch. All 
on Account of Blaloe: Msdame Jennie's- Cats 
and Monkeys, and tbe Venetian Street Mnaldans. 

For the week ot Aogtist 1 Mr. Elliott will 
have ao esblbltloa at tbe Unique, a 2oO bor-.- 
power biplane. In the sbspe of an Indoor air 
boggy, which Is being broaj-bt to MlonespolU 
br Prof. Burlelgb, the Eogllsh laveator. Thl< 
machine will be driven by a young lady. 

L. E. Land, the coarteous and etUclt^nt man- 
ager ot the locsl chain of movlag picture bouses. 
Including the lals. Novelty. WomUrlanJ sul 
Majestic, bas Just returned from a ten days 
trip to Rocbeater, K. Y.. where be vojoyetl 
reviewing old sites and frlemls. 

Lock smiled on Jack Elliott, manager of tbe 
Unt^iae Theatre, and Bill Raynor, local rvprtraen- 
tatlve of Snlllvan & Consldlne. wbeu they bet 
a champagne, dioner on Jack Jobosoa wltb Tony 
Forcbes. of the Palace Cafe. Jack and Bill de- 
clare that tbey enjoyed a dinner accompanied by 
the sparkling Tiatsge bnt good snthorlty asserts 
ttat-fa^^abapa. aiMi beer formed the prlacipal 

"""rODBRIC STB. FLEinUB. 



DENVER, COLO. 



Largaat Pietura Heuaa in tha Waat Ba> 
CeiNlrMM. 




Tba seat 
to stsr. AU tbe 



sad Buklac np far last 

At Elltch's Gardens the slack emapaay Is 
the bNr attraetloa aad the elass ot playa pco- 
daeed are A Ho. 1. Tbe week of July 10, Tbe 
Barrier wss pnt on, this brtng the first time la 
Denver, and waa a great drawing card. Tha 
Monitor and Merrlmac conceaalon Is again opea 
to the public aaA dtawiac blf crawda daUr. 
niia^ a ltTMi iaB^ls aaa afjjha^btMsair l^^lga . 

nicely. 

The White City people are enjoying a big 
patmoage dally, and the Casino— helog kaown 
as The Glrly. . Girly Show- — are pntttog oo some 
cIcTcr comic operas. Tha big eoecesslons sncb 
ss tba skating rink, dancing hall, shoot-ibe- 
ehutes. roller coaster, etc.. are doing a great 
biMdocss. 

Out at Luna Park tbe crowds ci>ailnne to go. 
snd we are Informed there has been a notice- 
able Increase In the patronage tbe past few 
weeks. The Wg steambost cootlnnes to be on»* 
ot the chief attractions, while tbe skstlnj: rink, 
dsncing pavilion, coaster, come In ft>r tbelr 
share of Itie patronage. 

Tbe bicycle races sre tbe biB attractions out 
St the Tulllerles, and large crowds are la at- 
tendance every SatuTflay and Sunday. 

Tbe Tabor Grand has Lyman H. Howe's traT- 
elogues for tbe summer ses!*oo. and thoogh this 
la the first season for this attraction, the pat- 
ronage Is very encouraging. The pU-tare* are 
the very l>est possible. 

The Majestic Theatre Is one «C tt»-ea*l inta 
along Theatre Row. wltb It* bnadieds sf cle^ 
trie tana- Tbe Mils that Manager Broosoo Is 
glTlng tbe pnMIe an al Mgh ctsss. 

Manager Westaau at ft ailsgc*'. I s enjoyi ng 

tba?be luuhm eSSaSh aS.kSafTfel'aS 
war with tha mmmaaiia. mm tta M 
seaasa apta» ka will bare a eery attractlTe 
theotiSk ..Ska MBs that are put oo at l*antages' 
ata SsatiMMa.aaa ate TCty pleasing Mr. Wea- 

IM .H.aeV:a»asii« tan baoktaga that .«IU 




The 
sod wlB ! 
fall. 

Work on the Amerleaa Mnste Bsll (Morris 
Theatre) Is progressing Tcry alcely. aad from 
all lodlcattona vrtll be ready tor ocmpancr by 
Oetabet is. The steel work Is being placed 
Terr rapidly. 

The contractors have proml-^l to hare tbe 
new Shnn.Tt bonding ready for ormpancy ( ' " 
December 1, and In the meantime we are i 
tbe Sbnberts will use tbe Andltorlum. 

The ateel work for the blcce«t picture show 
In the West, which Is being erected oo Curtis 
street, along Theatre Bow. by the Prlncc«< 
Amasemfmt Co.- of Denver. Is shout finished, 
and no doubt the bouse will be resd.v bv early 
fall. This house win cost sboot ISO.OOO aD<I 
will have a seating capacity of 1.200- It will 
be known as tbe Princess. 

Bert Elder. tt>e popular tremrarer of the Or- 
pheum Theatre, wss second In ttie most poo- 
nlar man cooteat run by the Kews-Tlmes Pub. 
C^. ai»d received as a pvlxe a free trip to Reno 
to witness tbe Jelfrlea-Johnson figbt. Mr, BMer 
continued to San Francisco snd wUl Ttslt tbeie. 
as well as other California pelals of lateiest 
before returning to Denver tor tbe faD acaass 
of the Orpheum. 

Tbe Otphenm win prcseat a sow sppsatsaca 
la sara l as this (all. as the baasa la Mae 
ad the aalaMaa 



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The Majestic, after beine dark for two weeks, 
will t>e opened again bj VlrgiDia llarneil and 
Compinr, (or a itock engagement. The flrat 
piece via be An American. Wldoi^ mak of 
Jolr IT. Owing to the big hit ot JOBS BBiaa< 
and Company at tbe Aleaiar, ia San naadaee, 
her Los Angelea opening waa dalared one week. 

HaxTT' Meatayer, wbo, for alx yean, baa Iweo 

With tbe Bnrbank Stock Company, left, SUndt}-, 
tbe lOtb, tor New York, to enter Cohan and Har- 
rla' forces, and will be with tike company opening 
tbe new George 31. Coban Tbeatre. Mr. Me4- 
layer will be greatly missed, as be is one of the 
most popular players in Los Angeles. His 
place will be taken bj Harmon McGregor. 

Nat Goodwin, wbo came from Loadoo to ace 
tbe Hgbt at Beno on tbe 4tb. aniiaA.' la lios 
Angeles the past week and will speaA a ttmt at 
ilia baach home at Santa -Monica. 

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SAVANNAH, GA. 
Theatre Cloaaa Suddenly, After Four 




THE BUXBOABD ia on aale on all traina aad 
naws-stands thronglunt the ITnited fitataa and 
Ouada. which axe sappUed by tba AmarioBB 
Saws Co., and its hnachas. It ia also oa ssla 
at Brstano's, ST A*anne da I'Opera. Faiis, 
Isaacs. Whan net on asle. pleaae notify tbia 




it'win mpen Sf^^^^SStPtS tnt week In Sep- 
tember, with . the same company. Tbe BlJoo 
Stock Company will remain Intsct. this being 
ooe or tbe best companies arallable, and. under 
the personal direction ot Mr. E. A. Sbbiller, a 
better company of capable players wonld be 
hard to find. All tbe members of this company 
bare left for their boows to take a much-needed 
rest, and tba hoeaa Js -as* dark far the Srat 
time since ths av«M|i^«M(b '«eeanai CMMaua 
algbt, 3906. 

Tbe closing of ttaa Ubcr^ T fc as ti a . aftcr-foar 
weeka of life, waa aoaHarhat of a suiutise to 
the tbestte-folnx pohUe ot this ctty, bat the 
m s a a g aMa nt . • M i aii s. Frank and Haliert Bandy, 
of tus ''dBy,'' saanonrn an catty (all opening, 
tbooch It'ls aat knoam' Jnst what attraetlona 
wlU ba sisB at this hoose In the fntnte. The 
Liberty Thsatie la a hsndswne atroetme, weU 
Btted for nr Ihnn of entertainment, large or 
small, and some sorprlses are looked for at this 
boose. Members of tlie Liberty Players left for 
New York a few days. ago. tbon^ It Is not 
known whether or not tbe esme company of 
players wUl l>e seen ia tbls city at tbe reopeniog, 
which will be In September. 

The Orpbeam Theatre Is the only boose that 
Is open here now. and it la getting Ita (nil ahare 
of attendance, and la preseatfaig esedlent vande- 
viUe bills, booked hr the -laterStkta' Cliealt- of 
KlUasn Tba 'beta laat waak.c o na l a t ad of Payne 
aal fits, '■'wbs an qatte jan oclsiaa] tasa' of 
stacsn'aad daaecis; Coe -aod Berd. cteecr ex- 
poaenta ot the moaleal art: Lanra 'Both. a pro- 
tean artist: and Espe ' and Company, tbe best 
dno of ' cainon-ban Inggleia erer seen In tbls 
city: The failure of Joseph CsIIsbsn to sppesr 
oti the bm at the- Orphenm was a keen disap 
polntmebt to the - msnagement. Irat it Is onder- 
Stood that tbls act will shortly be seen at the 
Orphenm. - Mr. Harry -C. .\oKtln. tbe popalar 
leader of the . Orpbeam Orchestra, is taknlg 
BUMh-neadKl rest at bis home In Jackaoo, Mlsa. 

Shs Ms attraction at I ~ 
Is TsB-'Usten and bis 
nhS a^B aicasing big cr 

nede.- <-S.r.l. & -3fr. • 
Lsas an IM HNMsla aC this hand. 

Baihcc'a Fatk.'-at ttaa Isle of Hope. Is 
them sit up aid take notice. Oowds an 
Ing eratr' day. and all records for 
were broken Is't Simdsy. Tbls leaort la be- 
coming -rery iiopnl&r. with msoy concessions. . 

lUsa LoFcsa Atwood. wbo recentlr dosed with 
Ur. Dodson. In Tbe-Bonse Next Door. Is rlsUIng 
Mrs. TE- O. Anstin. of tbls city, who was for- 
~ 3asa FlsDCbe Sbotwell. well known -fm 
tbeatrlcal circles. 

■ ; ARTHna U. EOBINSON. 



LOS ANGELES, CAL. 



Vaudeville Principai Attraction. Stock 
-CMt 



' The bin at tbe Orphenm the past week was. ' 
as a whole, above the average. A singular res- 
tore, however, waa that only one woman ap- 
aa the bill. Lyoea and . To s c o ^ soas oC, 
sMr a ddlgfatfU Boaieal act, wUek waot 
Btal ItsTitt dsas SSM derer wacfc wlUi 
. OTvaos, accompanied >r^a>.M^«lr patter of orlg-| 
. IHI and new Jokes. nHk. Rafford and Co.. | 
ia A Hnater'a Game. was. aa act with an- ex- I 
odlent setting, and was well recelred. Fiddler 
and Shelton are clever colored comedlana. Le 
Ti^ Brothera. comedy acrobats, went wdL I 
SoIllTan and Cofisidtne, at tbe Los Aogeles. ' 
offered a bill .of pleasing diversions the past 
week. Kara, wbo Joggles anytblog, beads tbe 
bin. and is one of the mo6t clever ever seen 
la Los Angeles. Vienna Verdi and Brother do 
some good work on the violin and cello. Wolfe. 
Moore and Yonng do a song and dance act far 
aboTO tbe aTeeage. and wars a Ma hit. -.BMstd- 

SOB'S poslnc dogs, aat JiinitK aM wUMa 

~ the hllL 



Iwaa assB la good 
^at^B&cea^ 



ptar Is B-«seUi 

aaees do not csn for melodrama, 
spare very good. The next bUl «n<tB' a hi. 
senile production of Tla Wlrelwa, wM Ui has 

not been seen In Los Angeles. I 

This week closes tbe second week of Pierre of 
the Plains at tbe Bnrbank. Richard Bennett as 
Pierre, Is s great drawing power, and the snp- 
port was excellent. This week -Mr. Bennett 
and the Bnrbank Company will produce, for tbe 
first time on any stage, Edgar Selwyn's new 
plar. "Bie Coimtry Boy. 

.The paat week, Tlie Glrton Stock Company, 
at the Grand Opera Hoose. .has drawn well with 
tbe sensational - melodrama. Tbe Coonterfeiters. 
Tbe next offering win be Dangers of Paris, fea- 
tazloK tbe Apache . Dance, bj a spcdsUy eo- 



I Opera ^ 

srttk "Km^nt Anglla; .ia',ne .AwaksolBc ot 
Helena Richie, the past week. Miss Anglla is 
a Tcry clever actreaa. bat local andlences were I 
not entbnslaxtic abodt her present rebide. Tbe 
Mason win be closed until Aogost ISth. when | 
Thais ^fagrane and tbe original New Tork com- 1 
pany win open in The Spendthrift. Miss . Ma- 1 
grane was fonDcrlf the . leadiaf . wsoua wltb 

the Belasco Sb — — ' — ' " 

Tbe Spendthrift 
on any stagr. 



, TRENTON^ N. J 
the State Street Theatre. 



The State STeet Theatre, maoaeed by Fl. 
Wabn. contlDoes to do very cooii business de- 
spite tb» extremely hot weather. Tbe entire 
show at this hoose for last week pleased the 
patrou BMee than any other comblnatlan that 
Managtr Wala has presented for mme time. 
Every act was a srinner. FVanklyn. Wilson and 
Co. bad a gttat-eaaedy dranta that beld tb> 
aodlence (Ma start to flnlah. Frank Dodsnn 
gare a- lot at nan. npld-Or* comedy. He was 
also "nbere" with several cood natodles. He was 
about the best single turn that has held the 
boards Ibis season. Tbe Jompln^ act pot on bv 
the Vac Aleavry Marvels was so far ahead n'r 
any similar act erer sbown here as to he In r 
diatliict dass by themselves. The Sweeney S'« 
ters pisaard with their songs and dances, cbar 
aeter. ebansca. last hsU «t tbe. weeV: 

Harry BolBMa; esawMaa; ' Adder Trio. mtUV^ 
gieateat dnb Juggl ai a ; Banrt lyack. aInglnE 
comedienne. 

Taylor'* Opera Hoose. of which Moatgninerv 
Moses Is manager, presented for the week of 
July 11. Tools Leon Hall'a Stock Company Ic 
Tb.* Two Omtians. which was revise by T.onis 

Tjeon Hall and bis associate players Into a beau- 
tlfid and entertaining dramatic production. 

Tbe Two Orphaaa was staged 1^ Mr. Hall In 
aa .dahonte Banner. Ftiday aftemooa Mr. Hall 
bdd bis teitidar weekly reception, at which time 
aonrentni were given to all wbo attended. Be- 
(teahnienta were aim serve«l. 

Mr. Hsil has ntoven very nopniar to Trenton's 
tbestie-goers. They like bis seting sod better 
still they like him as a man. At every perform- 
ance he has had rnrtain calls fo. a siwch. to 
which he Invariably resivind. with his Irresist- 
ible smile and literally iHihblln;; over with wit 
and humor. 

Harrr C. Taylor, former manacer of Taylor's 
Opera Hoose, aalled July S. on the Anchor I Ine 
for Glasgow. He will remaia ahnad aatn Oct. 
10. 

Xester S. Blnjxley's s|>1en<1id baritone voice was 
beard and tboronghly anoreclated by tbe riatrons 
of the Engleslde. at Beach Haven. Sunday eve- 
ning. Jnl.v 10. His favorable Imnresslon resulted 
In an eocMceroent for a recital next month. 

James WbeMn. of New Tork City, stage man- 
ager of <be Savage Merry Widow Company, la 

scaiMa arllt be tbe bane ribaw aad caralTSI. 

vbleb win begin Aug. T and will contlone three 

daysL Tills affair Inrresses yearl.v In size and 
interest. It Is one of the best soclsl ev^ts of 
the year In the East, Eg-Uayur WcUlac O. 
siefcei. of ibiB cMr.. aae af ilia MM .psspfaent 
cit<T,-n«. Is aaa «c <be aaar art 



ST. P AUL, MlNljL 

Staek Company Begins C lawiii lli .WdiaK 
' of Sueeaaaful Engai 



The Nelll Company, of tbe Grand, beslos \U 
eleventh week of summer stock with the pre- 
sentation of Merely Mary Ann. born of th< 
wonderful genius, Israel ZangwIU, and created 
In stage form by Eicatkor Robson. Mlaa Edltl 
Chapman wUl he tbe Mary Ann. which appeali 
and la geeafsBy caaaadad te be sae «C her bes-. 
achlereiacala.>^-,ngriav < BariSB wBT-fee the 
Lancelot. Ilr.' WHUaat Wiinaid. tfimngblj 
familiar with erety requirement of tbe plar, 
promises the osual Nelll standard ot coaipMa. 

ness In cast and atage pictures. 

Tbe bill at the Majestic last week waa varied 
and a good one. The headllner was Vinos, $ 
musical act. They made a dMded hit; Ixwls 
Stone ,up-side-down dsncer; Roberts Duo, In s 
sketch called Tbe Doll Moker; Archie Faulk, 
singer of high-class ballads: Inskeep and Zooe, 
presenting a arcstera playlat, eallad A ' Bit a( 

Romance; ' " — ^ 

ballads; t 

bill. ^ 

The Ocei Tbeatn i laliarfu -ta ila eaebBsat 
hoalnesa with the lataat MMsa'iMaMb Bins 
trated songs «ad with nrinsNbsAfa.' . ' - 

Wonderland, tbe Twin-Cllr sDnsemeat park, 
coatlnnea to draw good patronage. For the wee) 
of July 10, aoaaa or tbe leading vaodevUle stars 
were engaged. Lottie Mayer, diving qneen; Sau- 
za and Amor. European eccentrics; Fields snd 
La Adella, singing comedlana: Ualone and Ma 
lone,, wooden ahoe ~" 

ladlst; wen oa the 

the MinneaoU Stela anCv^: L' 
rector. ... 
, Tbe rrincesa Tbeatre. wlilcb la added to tb« 
many theatres In St. Panl, is very attractlre 
It oi>eoed Monday, Jnly 18th. with tbm teSacd 
acta of vaodeslUe aad moeiaa pietaraa. 
The Caltae Tbtaliu toallaats te ' 



lent patnaue. 

The hew Palace Tbeatn, with Ita morlac ale. 
tnree and Tauderllle, entertains many crofMsf- 
hoosea. The Oalety continues to attract 
audiences, with their up-to-date vaudeville, 
companled with the full orchestra. 
Tbe_Crystal is dosed to make room for tb, 
Tbeslre, now being built by Mr 
H. P. WIN 



TROY, N. Y. 



A Ndtlcaabia Increase in Attendaitco at 
- Parks. 



at each nfrCsrauaee,- the noUex hdac ftv* 

( TaodenDe aad Mnag pietnna. ■ 

. attaodaaee: at^tbe nIAelodeOBa ha« de- 



Tb'' Rellkvfaita. la their high On dtslas act. ia 
the free a tUaUl aa at Baan^s^^art^Sls srecfc 
snd It Is dfawlaf Isrse ciuwds at catfi'pcfforu* 

ance. ' " * * " 

Hnnter's Wild Animal Arena oatflt Is statloaed 

at -the park for a short time. 
Proctor's Thestre continues to hsve a packed 

hoaaa at " " 

sets ot 
Tbe 

doTlnt tbe hot WMtber. hot lUD 
they have a fair patmnage. ' 

ne pleaann boats which ply between .^haay 
and Tnir, po the Hodion BIrer,: every twenty 
mluntes. are taxed to their utmost every eve- 
ning by. hnndreds of persons- 
William S. Canning, treasurer of Band's Op- 
era Hoose.. bas accepted a jiosltlon as manager 
of tbe Academy, a leading tbeatre of Sfaginaw. 
Mich, and will sssome his duties- there about 
the middle of .Vofmst. Mr. Canning has I>een a 
T-nlen four .rears, and bis departure from- Troy 
wiU be regretted by tbe many (cicada be has 
" bm -during that period. . .. .. .■« 

" ' iceess to Billy Boy. 'X-^aSBMia*'-* - : 

Teiy tnily yours, •' • 

TED FBA.1K: 



PORTLAND, ORE. 

still Opon and Doing 
Good Business. 

The linker Stock Company jrave' ita last per- 
formance at the Baker Theatre, July 4, pre- 
pamtor.v to Its being demolished. 

The Armstrong Mnslcsl Comedy Company s'ill 
continues to draw good business at tbe Lyrl- 
Theatre. 

With ilrs. Flake's eneseement St the Bnng.- 
low Tbeatre will be terminated all bookings of 
traveling attrsctlons. 

Tbe Orphenm. Grand and Pantages' bare been 
dolus unnsralieled business tliese days'. 

Liberstl's Band terminated Its enaagement at 
Tho Oaks Amusement Park. Jnly 8, Thartca 
•pi' his Rnssian Band will girt 
July n-io. followed by tbe " 
"Ss**'! for an Indefinite stay. 

Workmen are on the ]'>b ilsy and aWtt aa lbs 
New Baker Theatre. Tlie t'me of irsnralail Ot 
this tbeatre bas not been definitely anaanaoal..' 

WM. J. Tnrnr.wm. 



SPOK ANE. W ASH. 

Firat-daas ACIraetion Premised for 
Next Seaaen by John Cort. 

Many good shows for Spoksne i>e.vt seaaen N 
the promise made by Jno. Cort during bis visit 
In Spokane Jnly n. Hr otales that sbonld Klaw 
t Erlangcr start, a tbeitre here now, with th° 
Spoksae aad the Aadltarlnm ainsady established 
and the' M a ni a theatra la operation tbe whole 
theatrical haafacn ia Snoksae would simply 
simmer flown to the snrvlral of the llttest. 

Tbe Love Roolr was the attraction at the 
.Spokane Theatre week of Jnly 10. by Tb* San- 
dnsky-Lswrrnre Playera. The week of Jnly IT. 
they will put on ITncle Tom's CSshln. ' 

The Ornhenm had an sttraetlre Mil headed bv 
the Gns Sofalke's tisms Bsms Girls, in Tovshon 
Pastimes, with JImmte Lncos-Jn.enhlne Fields 
who Introdupe a number of new .ones, follnweil 
by six other gowl sets. Tlie Wnshlngton and 
Pantages* have the nsiirl (rood hill. 

George Paker. of Porlleid. Is In Spokane In 
the Interest of the Baker Stock Companv. which 
sdU.smi a Ufa " " " - 



man. 

The SandnsVy and Lawrence Stork Comnaoy 
who are plsrlnc a snmrner eaaagement at the 
Spoksne. will an on ths nsd la flal<i|| SasM. 

Sam MeTrarken. cmitraeHac Msat'lbr Ik 
noro and Palter. Is h*rs. ns ba| 0 
appear hen Aagaat 18. 



IK -JkvIfMfe. of Buffalo Bill Sbow.ila'arir 
aa. -jakBr^an booked for Seotember ttLV^T 
Tbe, Aads g Order of BIberalans TtM s bca- 
«at aa the-alaU at^tha adth at tbe Andltorinm 
Theatre. The' wnaalaa. nrtonners took part: 
Mlaa Jnate SbMey and OeoiTe D. McOoarrle, 
in a playlet, entitled A Timely Awakening: 

Miss PanllBe Sain and .Mrs. H. W. Gilbert, In 

a sketch entitled. Jnst Life; otbers were Miss 
Adelslde Laird, Racy Kilmer. Mrs. George W. 

ManolDg. Hagh Wlodus. Mra. C. C. MrEachra3 
and John GormsD. 

Bob FlttalmmoiM and wife will appear at 
PaatacesT wstk ot Jnly 24. 

B. AZBUOX. 




niesa at both perfoi 

The parka are the i 
spell we are having. ' 

Sobmer Is doing capacity bu'Inesi: Domlnloi^ 
on the tianks of tbe old St. I-awreoce Rtvar^ 
draws thooaaada seeking tbe cool breetes. 

Baps! Bdwast is aow coming In for Its share 
ot patiaaaga- 

MBU. W. 8HANNOX r 



lli's Band Makae Big' Hit- ai' 
Hanlan'a Point. 




iter, ot Ibe ^Featcra 
Full Oompaay, spent a hdef raeatloa ii 
Popalar Tarletr at tba Zaocs Street Thaalse' 



MARRIAEGS. 

RCSSELL-GRIGGS. Mr. WlUlam A. Ortgga 

and Mlaa Madge Rosaell-Schuester, " ~ 

ben of the WMttaker Stock ~ 
married in Amarlllo, Texas, July T. 

GRIFFIN^IBBON'S — Mr. Tom Gibbons, sn 
old-time performer, was married to Mlaa' -Mary 
GriiBa, ot KaoxvUle. Tcnn., July S, at Newport 
liew^ Ta. -Xka esisnaar waa performed br tbe 
■«*. Thmaa 1L llntnt,..ac St. Paoi'a — 
H. B. 4MH(sl.--aC'tbs -MSB of 




D KATH K • 

LANGLEV.— Frank L. Langley, for tsrenty 
years a trouper connected with variofxs carnival 
companies In different parts of the country, died 
at tbe home of bis sister lo Denver, Colo., od 
Jnly 6. Mr. Langley died suddenly of a bemorr- 
hage. tbe tblrd of a scries hroaglit on by a 
cold contracted In Kansas early Id March, on- 
tll wblcb time be bad been In excellent health. 
About three weeks previous to bis death he 
went to Denver from Wichita, Kan,, but failed 
to derive any benefit from tbe climate. lie 
leaves a mother, two sitters, and a brother la 
Denver asid aiwtber brother at Long Beach. 
Cat. Bia wife and hli Utile four year <>IJ 
daughter, Iowa, are both well known to proren- 
sional troopers. The barlal was at Crown lllll 
Cemetery. The floral offerings from bis a>«K.i' 
dates at Ltma Park and from msn.v r>euv,-r 
friends were numerous and beautiful. At the 
time of bis death Mr. Langley wa. In tiU 
forty-third year, baring lieen born on Septeml>,'r 
9. 1887, In llllcoIi<. He waa a direct dcscendent 
of Miles Slandlsb. His grandfather was a fa- 
mous abolttlonlBt, and his father and three no- 
des served with distinction thrcmgh the Civil 
Wir, one ot Iil* nncles being colonel of 111*' 
125tb nilnola Volunteers sod bis father beliii: 
breveted to a commlaalon In spite of his ex 
treme youth. 

SPRAGG. — Mrs. Emily Sprsgg. mother of 
George Sprsgg, of tbe Sprsgg Amusement Com- 
|>any, Bellalre. O.. died at her residence at West 
Alexander, Pa., Monday, July 11, at the age "f 
78 years. 

1.EE — Barbara Werusen Lee. wife of A. C. 
Larlvee (Larlvee and Lee), died In Mootresl, 
Canada, oa Sunday, July 10, at 10:20 a. m„ at 
the "Hospital for Incurablea," of tuberculoala 
of tbe throat. She was 2S yesrs old and of Nor- 
wegian birlb. She bad been la tbe profesiloa tir 
seven yeara, working with her buabaiHl, vaosF* 
tha UUe of • •The Caady Kid aad the CkL" 

Mannger R, W. WUaaa.^.'.if'^WiiBsa'a Opera 
noon. Bebilt. Wis., bia, lHalBII fNn a 
trip ta Xew Xaik 9tir aa« big rtt bsais a t Had. 

paaie« lto.- . ■• "" ^ ■.. . 

The Dixon Opera Hauae will be aMSaart ly S. 
B. Baker tbe coming si a a n a. K.. tk ■* attn^ 
tloua will be booked. Tbe baone Is helna re- 
modeled and will be opened about 8eptrml>er 1. 

Tbe BIJou Tbeatre. Anderson. Ind,. Is nm' 
under new managemeal. George Roos hsvlng 
surocd charge. 

Jsck Ellis and wife melen Csstlcl have 
been rc-cngaccd by Mr, Henry B. Harris for the 
coming season. Sir, Ellis for Miss Ware's new 
piece. The Deserters and Miss Caslle with Th>» 
Third Degree Company, Mr, snd Mrs. Ellis Ixit 
recently received a aatterlDg offer from the 
well-kbown Engllsb nunager, Mr. Herbert 
Sleatb. to appear at Ifea Idws 
don. In a big sonsst aC A~ 
Sgnaw Man), 

John n. C«)non, Jr., manager of the B'** 
Tbeatre nt Huron, 8. Bu. will aooa 
New York on a moattPs sasaUsa. Hr wjJJ 
stop In Chicago a few dsya ta sstaaas Ise a»«» 
aeaaoo'a boofclnga. 



13 



NOTES OF THE ROAD 

Peisonal Mention of Vaudeville Performers Playing 
the Metropolitan Cities as Well as 
Smaller Towns. V 



ula KrtDCM Ger«nl, wuu umm 5 

Uric ThMtre. Botwfccn. N. J- "» 

J% n. 10 . °i'»°«T'- «l*t!y^TjfcrS " 
uin c»r»r<l b«« the tmmU m «— « 
,tii««r b»«rtl »t thta » — 

to r««P«»4 to ""■ . Fill! ■ «• 




» Braoi. Mmierir of ET«nt lod Ve*. »ni 
' ^ZUM, formtflT o( Uln Uollj iXtj. 
1 toCMhrr. and opeoed tb«lr new act 
hlBStoo P«>* TbeatiT. B»j-onD». N. 
mm worU tofetber exe«ll»oHy ami 

a' trenwadoaa bit. Tb* feature of tb« 

Sla a e^^alte daw bUled aa The Dan« 
■M.BW. irhleb brUm down the how. Tbla 
SrSS iSt ror . fcw wert., and then open 
b tt* WMt «■ .OrvhtOB time. 

Tniwin* rtaaiTOi cratxoUnt br tbe MIcMca 
TnicTnie lUnafcn' XwelaUM wlU open tbetr 
anaan carlr la Aosnat ud the Snaday towaa 
Snail even aa Sunday wltk aatlBce and tbe 
MT kilL Moat of na booaea wlU confloe 
■vlna to fourteen and MTeoteeo abowv 
! all oparatad aboat tbe aamc 
' Mr. C. 8. anmphreja, of tbe 



-<,^. Tbey are all oparatad aboat tbe aamc 
nd » koakcd tar Mr. C. 8. anmphreja. 
Itawm THlmlt Manasen' AaaoeUtloo. 
■Mnalk X. Bagrd to apeadtec tila aammcr n- 
iHoo at Ma borne 00 I^ke Oelwrln. He Ib- 



rlU be aoppotttd bj a 
Batb Btilv. • Wo ««2: 



I Dooae wa .... > u- - — 

•MOa to aoen eailr In Ansoat In a new act. eo- 
tllled The Kid tnm Cowpy. nalnc apKlil «:*Q- 
ery and eSectiL Ho wlU be — »— ♦-t •»» » 
caoipany of twat:''- T 
rr partorr. wiB ■■. 
ba4c tbe act. 
'Mm, Arnold, tfap mind midrr. baa reiolaed 
' IfetBTBemaieln Sbow after aereral wreka' ab- 
MBCe. doe to lllnesa. With tbe abow are tbe 
MIovlBS: Reuy Brraatelo. manixcr: Mrs. 
■anr Bematela. treaaorer: Great Arnold, ma- 
gWaa and mn^aolat: Maw. Azaeld. aental 




I aa Iba AlTlno-Vtahcr Phnito. Md wlU 
_ _ aad of alx people. Tbay vIB dPM as 
Ibt PBBtateaP CInnlt. Septenbrr 1. 

liaffiaiiii. drTll stick manlpaUtor aod dub 

, bi( Joined banilt with Rlchanlnon (tbe 

' «ba Jnsclea out load), and will play parka 
and laira tbla aasarr. Tbey opeo tbrlr act at 
BMfC Park. Btalra. X.. Y., and wUI be 
baoira aa Maiiraao aad Blcbardioa. comedr Ja(- 
Slcfa. 

V. S. BatterMd, (eocral manaser of tbe 
■Uan neatiieal Eatijipi laa Company, apent 
k^U la OMMlr at tbt bis Stka parade, tear- 
IW tbal aliM Ibr Xaw.TaaS, wbcre be will re- 
main natn Amtmt I. abaklac baada wllb old 
irleBda and looklnc after TaaderlUe boaklB«n. 

Ml<a Uae Ellwood aod Jan. S. De*Un aallml 
Jnly 13. 00 tbe Oeeaalc far Eagland. «|M-a- 
!■( at tbe Palaco Xbcntic L ondoa. la Tbe Girl 
tnm Toakera.. Aogwt U .tbir Htm to lUa 
tmuur to open «cck a( XofcMbac T at P. O. 
wmiia ia' AfiMhta naaliOb JCow.Xoik. 

rkt!!'vtSSi»%l^& &&m»jm Vm an 

tbrlr nlckrl-plated 
two rlcclnfc tnraka 
ratni. bj firr. ItgT 
aC week of Jaae Zf. 

. Tbe Creearlde Ma altal 

Qcac^a T» ^lawta^ avnMonC. 
■let paiaMiBl; A. U f—f aMir. 
— — • •-- the 





Coakle* toat^hla dOK. Baata. at Mla- 
Rccntlr. aod all tOafto t* M tlw 
fata*. Boota waa twrtrc aad 
tvaad bad b««a an tba road 
'Cbaklay far tea yea>^ 

Ma Vhntr TUudcs and ber JaTMfla Ml*- 
•irri CoBpaar are nakla« sood io Iba 
•fat«. juat playlnc tbe Golf Coaat 
iiw Emiiirr circuit. Tbe Taaandea " 
Eirl, U.bil. Merrlo, " 

DeViTo.- and Va» 
noim.-, .re a;cBdb« -<tfeak oniallan at 

bomp nr Chai, " ■ 

•r. In Hunt' 
aaill ihr 

Tbe Maalcai 

w«ki for M BariajB u« 
aare a eeeptad *»e weeka from Wm. Manrl*' 
SSf I* *" Mflne parka aod plera, return- 

■> to Iba lt«b. BoatoD. in Angunt. 

tana and Joaepblne Flelila arr nltta 

. bfa ft aaia Bama Oirla. Tbe act on- 

S**,ytb» Ot p ki aai llan tbla week. One of 
''"lal iralareo la a namber called Tbe 
a Sahlkc creation. 
. .> BBMey, of Ellnlr.v. Onke and Ellalejr. 

~ oMwm acrloaaly lU la Hbrrreport, La., aad 

Willis, II Groaa and Gladra Jackaoa ctoae Uielr 
jaani.M 'UKag^nient with the Yama Vama Glrla 
m Grr. n llle. Texaa, July 23, and wUl real at 
h":iio In Cblcaco ualll tbe middle of 




^JJtal' and flcanlon (IlaTp You Been Oladyall 
gja '•■'•I ilirlr properly nt Slan Bomadino, 
Sr'al'' •Pon'llnn lh» Hummer raontha with 
1^ *!' ■'■■y'a brotber at bla ranch In Corona. 



Mm. Katbcrlar Woodford baa doacd a dear 
fbr tbe iMo of tbe Yaaoo Tbeattv, Taaoo City, 
Mlaa., opeolat July la Tbla more placva 
Ml*. Woodford In cbarse or tbret* theatre*. 

B. Peli, Bteatallat. baa cloaed with 
f- Tb ai M K ia t Caaedr Qib, aad baa 

MakaM CMy. oSSZM&iSm aatalrml 

BB tatctcatStba Maye Agiin Ibatfc^ 

Tbe TaudeTllle tbratrea at Kalaaaaoo aad Bat- 
tle Creek. Mlcb.. cloee on Joly SO, when all 
tbe TaaderlUe taooaea In Mlehlaao. ootalde of 
Oelrolt. will be c l oa e d for tbe aeaaon. 

Tba CalTOit-PaikeT Company baa cloaed 
aeaaoa a( ^ 
Clrcvtt MA- IL ^ 
In PiatlMt; Mfc. fH> a 

Don Barclay la elaalic aa _ 
aaffemeot over tbe Solllaas- 
ttme. and opena oa tbe. O. K ' 
In 8t Lanla. Jnly IT. 

w- s. Batti 
Brycc'a tatocoat 
pany. wbick cantrola the Jcflna aad B(|oa tk(«- 





baa Just completed a au 
ent orer tbe Hodklna time. 



BUBILESQUE WOBILD 

Gleanings of News Interest From Both Wheels 
Gathered EspeqaUy for The Bpboard 



By SYDNCy WIRft. 



Great preparatkna arv beinc made for the 
comlo( aeaaoa and aeveral Weatrm Wheel 
abowa bare already itarted rebearaal*. Tbe 
aenerat ran of tbo abow* will bestn rebearaala 
aboat tbe Brat of Aagnat while by tbe end of 
that BOBtb tbe aeaaoa will be to full awlos 
with erery abow «a both wbeela open. There 
baa been leas trooMe tbla aeaaoa In the eosae- 
|B( of cborlatera and moat of tbe abowa bare 
already alsned aa many (Irla aa they will need. 
There la very little hiutia to ho noticed abont 
tb* oOeaa la tbe Oalambia Tbaa u a BaUdlns and 

tho »ailiaa aMav braatb aiamitbiw « «cm- 

fMtabla ttaaqanRy. ' Qatte a u aat brt . of the 

manaaera and prodocera are atlll on their Taca- 
tlona bat every day la bringing aunbomed ar- 
Hrala, moat of tbem wllb tbeir anecdotea of 
peraonal adeentaro Io tbe Arcadian wllda or of 
Moncbanaenllke llab atorlea that are oannfae- 
taicd to ba cwalhMtcd with 'J^Sjl^^Sa^^' 
aabee dny BMd dropped In ^aat ba Bd. Odiacer 
waa trying oat one of Rlcbard K. Barrta' rciy 
lateat — and >ay: tbat boy Oallager baa aome 
TOlc*. Al. Shean waa there and waa takias 
thing* ea*y in a cool ault of aommer da nnd a 
and waa enjoying the gentle ceptayra of a line of 
battle electric fan which waa bamming away 
directly over Al'a big wicker rocker. 



omMrreiis or tmk Columbia amubbmbnt ca* 



Top r. . . !: • „-!jt: Chax, Barton. Cba». Waldron, B. K. Hynlck* and Jolea Hnrtlg. 
Lower row. left to risbt: L. Lawreoce Weber, trraa.. ^kmucl A. Scilboer, secy, and gen. mgr., 
4. Baabect Mack. per*. 



la aojournlni; at bis summer home bi KaW ! 
Paw Lake. Mlcb. , 
Bagcae WotObeiai'a Urtag Bnaaa Btotne* 
ba«e aeren mian araaka.aC B a Hb j* flocior j 
time to play, utm «W(h «Ber aa Wbat, ^enlog | 

me Tbre* Delagra bare Jaat aniahed alz weeka ' 
for Burt Plltman. In Colorado, and are now on 
the way Eaat. Tbey eapcet to be la New iork 
la September. 

Fielding aad CaHgbaijJnlr S^lo Augnat 

paSFrSBa. - 

n* Lrlaba. Jo»riMP.L tail»»=.. Mmli tfci p are 
a-» rnd l a K »be tm^ttm/mCMtr omd AWM- 
hut ta tbe Roeky XaaaMag to ■•Mlm Colo- 
rado. 

RelS, Claytoa aod Bel* elaae a aa aa aa of 

forty-acTcn werk* Jnly 53. They open on the 
Orpbeum Circuit Seiilembcr ,1. in a now act. 

Herome anil Leroy. romeil.v arrotiats. write 
tiaat tbey are doing well with their n?w act. 
nMf aM BOW playing tbrMUgb Snoth Dakota. 
'■ 'JiaB 'and Jacqoe* S«'n«ell. an raatcra aerial 
team, are playing the Wen tern stale* |ire*eot- 
lug A Rnmaa ring and moinilar poalac art. 

John White, Jr.. baa pot tofcetber a new mole 
act. It la now being handled by Mha Zne 
McClary foe her faira and parka. 

The Uynnrall Slater*, have nnlabrd the R. J. 
Weber time, which circuit -will be followed by a 
tonr.'OC tile Tbompsou ainlomca. 

Vfoara aad Wllaiot. Orsy- s-xl Graham and 
Vsldai* aad Vama. all American act*, are 
gotag Mk bi Aaatralla. 

Hm AMlHiaai Saaltat In phgtlaB a iMam 
Mai at ifcH l»* ' — 




Fred W Ti > > a«_baa 
made famoaa'by Baft 

Trail. V 

Itr. .\. li. Fetlerllnit ban closed bla aea««n 
ta TBBdertlle and la iiow t-njoylng bis Tacttlon. 

Atlantia and Fl«k bare Just Unlahed,* twclre 
weeks' tour of Billy Fitnaaa** CIrcntt. 
nawae Slatera and BWe May WlUaon are 
1 a Caw wsefea In — »•■-"— 



Aa Sbaaa ft Galliger abow Is to be called 
Iba Big Baaaaa Sbow and win be manager by 
Frank Urlegstoiie, who was last »ea>on ahead 

of Tbe Collese Girls. Frnnk will be assilsted by 
Sammy Clart, who will blaxc the trail for the 
new abow. Sam was last s^-ason with the 
Jersey Llllles and shouM make good In bis new 
position. Frank Livingstone Is a bright and 
energetic yonng manager who waa Itad a deal of 
experlenee aa aa aaant la baritr — 
fully eapdUa at twa* cai» at 
tton. ^ 

In apite of alt leporta to tbe contrary, the 
Alshambra, Chicago, will be retained as an 
Eaatrm Wheel staml for tbla coning aeaaoa. at 
least uatil the new Gayely Is completed. There 
ta DO reason why tbe .\lbambrs abould sot be 
made s paying bouse If a few chances crtnld be 
made In the mana^rlal policy of the hou^. A 

naw aad p w tw ari Te youac maaaser is needed 



I am back again to Pittsburg ami expect to 
slay here for awhile at least. Johnnie Kurta- 
man Is here ami Is making all preparatkms 
for an parly opening at tbe Oayety, which baa- 
been entirely repainted alul re<lecorated for thn 
coming seaaon. With the exception o( tbo Star 
and Garter, the Qayety here la d ltHt d U Oiv 
best managed theotfw a a n t d by tb* tna *C 
Ityde * Bebman. ^ 

A«iello> OacWa will stage tbe nnmbera far 
tmiia BoMe'a Knle k etbockeni aad WaMma's 
True a de ru* . Cocda la oae of the beet ballet 
masters In the bostneaa aad was for auny yeara 
tbe right-hand Ilenlenant of Imre and Bolomy 
ICttaUy. It was he who arrangrd all of tbe 
ballet* for tbe aiapeadaas apeclacle* which those 
ta tnpil»tn> braOMia : piodii(*d la Baiapa aaawr 



Tenetta 
who 



Preaalar. tbe. 



— „ . . good-looklas btaida 

made atKb a atanolac appearaaaa aa tbo 
I wMb Tba TaWtaU Have Xaak aa««Hte. 



SbD Wtlllama* ImiMTfal»t will be Ui« flnt »bow 
opt OS tbe Western Wbeel tills bmsob. The 
Ib alBMlte lebemnlns and will 
' P«.. July 2T. 



MlM» Edith Ctawfoia, a 
WatsoD*! Big Compaay* W] 

■•♦ ■ 



of W. B. 
I marzM.Ja BlaB< 

P. J. r- 



•aV'^MllpB r « *l d eu«o Mat weak, ne 
^ 'aeing tbat of tbo 'iglre 

ma dvoit kid. * 

. ^?a^ WelabetK will again 



lOtty Howard baTe signed 
Ctoaoe Glrla for tbe 



Bam JUm 
with Cbartia 

coming aeaaon. 

Max Splesel'a 

lof ~ ■ ■ 




^Mw wfll be caned Tb» 
win be aaoMgod kr.PbU 



wllb 



•roCK OOHPAliiBB OLOBB. 



n*oken. X. J.. Jnly l«._Botb tbe Empire 
stock Company and tbe GaiMy Stock Comraar 
Playing at tbe Empire TwiSartlOay^^. 
tre. respectlrely. hare ckatB. Balbboan\tlIt 
remain dark for the saui*r So topb? ?||| 
open Id the fall with Brat-clw* ^lldeTllle 
while the Gayety. which fanB5S^ivrt^Bi.T: 
ern /nbeel barleaque. will protaMy mni ante 
with stock, aa tba Gayely ^JJ™!. 
bad a rety --^ ■ • 



WITH THE S TOCK COMPANIES. 

_^'."U» •"•'^'^'olette Van bare Joined the Ed- 
cS^nS^^r^^^i Company, maniied by W. O. 
irBapoeil. for tbe anmmer. Tbey will nlav 

SSS!KfJ".2.'*i JS!!»"»l'!!« hetweea Charlerolx. 

iUd"w&"'tbrUBfi:^^S-5»rvM« van 
In Owoaaaw Mlcb.. 

with the ~ ■ 



forty weeks In opan bouaea. tbey cloaed tbetr 
aeason at Wacoma. la., and o^ Ihclr Mg 
alrdoipe at Ir>»t Atwiaaon. la. The raater la 
aa followa: Wm. LeRoy. manager: Oaiar BaM- 
fon. soobrettc: AmelU McC^eU. ^n^lnia: 



IJiwrence_ McConneU. leada: Jo* |^^n£^iiB 




le oM rehWe win be 
Tbeee win be a few 
Tk' Bieaadand 

XDare 
Day 



rr - ■ - - — r. • "ewua; Jam 

lies: Andrew Nesa. besTy; Joe u 
ters: Wm. LeRoy, comedy: Peria . 
nrer; Jack Barber. ciBTssman. 

The roster of tbe Adama and Gnbl Mnalral 
Comedy Company la made up of tbe fOUowtng: 
Gas Adams. George Gobi, Jamea Rasletoo. W. 
H. DarU. R. W. Hunt. Ulchael Curran. Harry 
Ttwrntoo. Emma Wagner. Etta West. Virginia 
Stewart. Grace Golden. Anna Gould. Carrie Law- 
rence. MoUle Walab, Ethel EdwanU. Gertmd* 
Amber, Battle Boodlnler and MInette Llvingatoa. 

The Orpblnm Theatre. Alliance. O,. opened 
with aummer stock July 7. tbe Howard Stock 
Co. being tbe attraction for the summer. Tbe 
r<»ter of tbe company la as fallows: W. R. 
maea. Icaaee: Jack Hall, manager: nuch Bar- 
tf- klata.dlraetor: Messrs. Osbom, Wagner. 
Rarrlaon. Moody. Eyater aod Meyers. Misses 
Virginia Balrd. Emma Earl and Etta Gray. 

G Walt.r Thompson has Just closed a stock 
season with Grace Bayward Aaaodate Player* 
a* heary m an. Jlr. Tb nm p ae n recelred eapcelal 
|pmo c*m|moat Ck Intaipeetatlaa* la Tbe Wolf. 
O r aa j ta it. Baaw or a Thooaand Candle*, ele. - 
He wtB aamaar at MarobalUown. lowa. with 
bis wtCe. Jfiss pnnal* B. Johnson. 
Boatar ar tbe' Borgeea Stork Companr, now 
J|W_Crawfoid'a AMome Cbealt. Is- 
eln ai* Wm. Baekley. manager: Jar Bar. d lt » « » 
tor^lPkaidc U Klraaad. iS^ MmmSL gwl 

Taa * BabiaaaaW Obwdbna ai* playiaB mt 
Alrdama CIrcnIt-.ia K aaaan, OUabtiM^aaa llib- 



Ranr Taa. J. P. Beblnson. tbO'.Vbgr'IMaio^ 

* Mm. BoMnHn. tba.liw* Taaa 

Tbey go to Cellfumla la flrp- 

Ed BcdmoBd. mansger nf the Theatre Jose, 
San JoaO. Cal.. used Zaza as tbe uroilurllaa Io 
tattodace' Tena Prlion as new iradlas lady 
week of Jnly 4. MbM VMto^ made a snleadW 
tmn tt aalan. She waa able saoperled by Kernaa 
Crippa aad Cbaa. Tale la tba leadlag male t^ea. 

Kenr aad Ibiimaa** Mk ataefc c ompa n y wOl 
rtay tie Wealera time tbe r am l a g a r as oa. MBo 
Sani Sale has keca enmrt far toada aad win . 
be aa ppa ttad hp a w b i p a i y of te 
Mr. iMcman la now la Chicago 1 
play for Mlaa. Gale. 

. Mlaa Pannle E. Johnson, who waa festnred Ihp ' 
paat aeaaoa by W. f. Maka. la Oar DaA Mar- 
riage Mom. will bara^Jaew ptay ■a«t-a<aiea. 
as yet nnoanw«.-jM3hit.-«ltt priMMl HUa la 
St._Ftletsbnic. Wm jmrnrnfm, paat . livtkst ut 



14 



THe Billboard 



JULY 2a, WW. 




Hqw Denizens of Small Inland Towns Find Amuse- 
inent During t^^ Summer Months-^Boat Show 
Difto from Floating Enterprises jn Ain^ii$:a 



l^nerally are very qolet Uxis iveek so 

I am golD^ to write to you on a sabject qaite 
out of the ordiiiary run. I want to tell you 
aboot tbe way a- typical Engllsb Inland town 
manages to amoae ItaelC dnrlae the summer 
montlis. 

Ete my jmx eqtt .the town of - Be^yrord wouia 
bo as niftaDi* aa anr. Let me Kl<e yon a aUgfat 
description of tbe pUee: A qolet, old-fashioned 
town. It Uei Ottr miles from Londbd fend has 
about' 40,000 inhabitants. - TbtouEh the center 
of the tovn runs the rircr Ooge. abont 150 feet 
wide. 1 mention this specially because it ^ajs 
so e^eat a part in tbe life of the place. Tliere 
are no industries worth speaking about; market 
day ODCe a week Is the chief commercial factor. 
Everyone has plenty of leisure and ereryoae 
Imoire t»et^w i^^evey yn^etee. Anyone borrf; 

anr balMft is mmmmts 

'^rtn 'b f taii i the tows ' eoBtsus' sa_ 

did-iratU bnUdlngs trbidi It were a pitr to Jar 
•ae or diatmb. . CHd-tasUoned iims abood; 700 
eaik so into some of them, sit down on el gbt eanth 
ccntorj' clmiis, look up at the celling crossed 
by great old beams blackened by smoke, drink 
Iieer out ot allTer tankards without bandies, 
look at the old sporttns prints and china on tbe 
walls, and imagine yourself back in the days 
Of a century and a balf ago. Notblug esseotlal 
has changed. And there doesn't seem to be any 
reason wtiy It crer ahonld. 

And ret Bedford is diffetent from tlie majority 
of Eoglisb towns- of tbls ^pe because its popnla- 
■ tton la eontlanallj belns ueteased from outside. 
' Xhls la due to the fact that mmhers of retired 
:'*snny oiBcezs, moat Anglo-Indians, make a point 
of llTlng there as soon aa tbey go on tialf pay. 
This is portly due to tbe fact that the cost of 
living In the Xo\\~n is exceedingly cheap, partly 
to the fact that the Bedford grammar sclMwl 
Is one of tbe cheapest ot tlie great schools of 
England and st>eclaltsea In training lioya for. tlie 
examinations for tbe army and tlie -sanona 

;'Mtte that luidy esB- 

K.-ot the place. Katntally 

It la like all allllaxr soeletr in that Ita mem- 
bers spend iMSt OC : tbelr limited Incomes on 
dress, haT* aa Insatlsble cnrloalty in regard to 
tlieir friends, nevar paaa orec the faults of the 
latter and devote tiielr time to creatlnir an 
effect and keeping op an appearance. Ultra- 
pnacttilous as to etiquette, snpremdy dlsdaln- 
fnt of anyone "not in the senrice/' tbsir- IlKS 
pass gently amid tha oerencst 
complacencr. 
Dariag tbs sanuner montbs- the lite oC tbe 
ecBtcfB'avsrad the -risers — One w^-known 
mn bas-tbe mesopoly ot blrlng out boats of 
all kinds, but nearly every family lus its own 
private pant. In no way can a day be passed 
in so at>soloteIy laay a fashion aa lying foil 
length, snrroonded by cnsIiIOBs, in these Hat- 
bottomed craft, and tbe people of the place hare 
tlie Iniacfc to perfection. Moreover, the girls 
of tbe -town, an imcommonly good-lookln|r lot, 
know very vrell that tbe Endish maiden aefcr 
looks better tban when bandllnr tbe pcde la a 
put. and tbey lose no opportunities. 

With the town assembled on tbe riw natur- 
ally tbe amosement ptovldets bate to make for 
' the river also. Consequently one entertainment 
party lias established itself on the river itself 
tiard by to a first-rate little plctoredlome on tbe 
bank, wUle a rival organization gives its shows 
In a fine ] " 
side of tl 
Katbers 

Uon. . 

Tbe ihw-'Wi.'ttaVitvar to' 
Blias; as« 'Jft l-liBMiB,. tbe bstlar «f the two. 
The peiflmariee takes, plaee oa- a burg* pant 
8xed up as a stage with awnings sionnd tbe 
back and the two sides and across tlie top, and 
the front is decorated with colored dectric 
lights. The punt is moored to an island atMiit 
thirty feet from the bank and tbe audience there- 
fore not only comes np In ponts and boats bnt 
can also liear well by standing on the riverside. 
Three performances are given dally at 3 p. m., 
7 p. m.. and 9 p. m., each lasting abont TS mill- 
ntes. That given at 9 p. m. la eaally the beat 



as good as any 1 have come acn^a In l.ondon or 
elsewhere. Excellent business la being done, 
and when In wet weather the Bine Blids Inter- 
pose tbelr performance tietweea the p l Uawa tbe 
place Is packed to sulTocatlon. 

But the Indoor show tioused In the skating 
rink on the other side of the rlrer Is of quite 
a different type to tliat given out of doors. 
Known as The Black CaXM, U is ot tlie purely 
Toe(llsti.ena~banad atder, whUe vrttb 

Its rival the cooedlaa gpsisnt largely predom- 
inates. It posesses one exceedingly capable lady 
singer and she bas to make np for tbe deOelen- 



Amusements in Australia .Where the People Are 
Now Enjoying Midwinter While We Swelter 
Here ia the Midst of Suminer's . Heat 



cies of the rest. In some respects, however, 
foitinMita tha>Ua ilral <■ Oe 



It Is moch more 1 



Matters in all of tbe amusement lines are 
good, but nothing to rave about. But there is 
no cause for complaint. Tbe Australians are a 
funny lot in the way of amusements, as they 
will pack a theatre like aardlnea when tbe mer- 
cury is almost to die boiling, pstat. and then. In 
the winter time, when they coald stt la akaolnte 
comfort, tbey pdreCer the hdl . xaoea - aaS the 
skatias daks to the thialTe; > 
d» Mt «»'ae area la the iMU 
la Ifee muaev Boaths; 

■sir. I. C wwiamaon is la" 

are mmors alloat that bis I _ 

from satisfactory. But of thti . I SM - asC la 
pasittoa to say aartUag aatladMlMlr. 




Bi ur^auiuiiiuu Kites iw suums 

.tii» link boUdlng <m tbe otber 

riV^*^i!TiiM'tif^ 



and attracts far and away the biggest - cmwiL 
At tills time of nigbt, when the weatlMr Is Itae^ 
tbe scene la really jpiretty. The lights oa Oe 
ptmt light np tbe river and show a eo ' 

hundred pants moored together in front 

Stage, mostly filled with girls attired la the 
colors of tlie lainbow, wbUe on tbe bank, amid 
the siiadowa east by the oveibanging branebes of 
tbe tree*, one sees another dense maas of peo- 
ple, mostly with only tbe faces visible, and 
- vrltb all eyes strained in the direction of the 
. caOy-tlghted pant ont in the stream 
■' The pcrfonnanoe is of the kind that one baa 
btea aeeastaaud to asaoelate with. The Failles 
ia.Xo^aoD. that' to a paiticilIaHy light and 
I isiiiilfsl rniltib form of vaadevllle and bur- 
lesque. - It most of necessity be Innocuous t>e- 
canae of the nnmtier of -children always present, 
but on tbe otber band it baa to be sufficiently 
clever to meet with approval from those who 
are able to institute comparisons with, the I Lon- 
don standard. Tot tbe success of tliis party 
maeh ctedit Is dne Mr. Walter Cliampney, tbe 
■■ r-*i-»«' - |wsiilllsa tlllTiin with a particularly 
.-^•q-'-aeaae' at hamar afded. to a partlenUrly large 
iT t rfttfl l rB tia inlra 1 iiii dT iiilf hard and ptsc- 
lli allj I SI I lis ills shew on his ba^ Tbe lady 
letthietta "to -aitoe - good wliOe tbe rest of tiie 
eempaay pass ntaner. Taken altogetlier. It 
fumlsbcs an ex ce ed ingly pleasant out-of-doors 
entertainment and l\ exceedingly popular In tbe 
town. Tbe only drawback to its prosperity is 
that the takings depend on volontaiy collec- 
tions, altbongh thto- w jMaslf. to at eooslderable 
amnsemeat to the oideafeMS^whia-'walcIl the pn>- 
wltfa tba Uoaest :^J»ts«eat la the hope 
_ csUeotor. sooner or -later, will flnd 
'.'te: tbe water Jmnping fkom one Jrat to 



by Is tbe Plctnredrome, Jnst recently 

by the firm that hires out the boats. 

nds to one of the tiest built and most complete 
IltOe theatres of the kind that I have yet seen. 
Bnnt ttanmsbont of stone It la practtally flre- 
~ ..- — rywbere. The 



proof Willie exits ahoond ev( 
foransee to a par UCTto t^go^,^ 



lICtORS 




MARIE LLOYD 



aw 



opened in Auckland, In tbia same piece, on the 
4tb, 10 big linalaesa, under Clarke and Uayoeil's 

management.^ MiM«waf*BiuM*'*'h5a^Mui^a3a* 

of view. 

Tbe Oscar Ascbe-Lily Breyton season at the 
Royal, In Melbourne. Is tiooming and Stiakeapcaie 
baa apelt anytbiag l»t rala la thia part of the 



The Howard Brothers la thoa^t traa 

Williams, the ataa la the velvet 

Godfrey James, tbe slngiac collier, arc 
ato*'-. on tbe bill. Fred Btaet. tbe 
s*^'*""* Trio. Jotinny Ollmore, Tbe Baoyarda, 
Oaa Xorenl. .^ma' Liyndoo, Tim BItson. Fanny 
Halle, Hilda Lane, Fanny Powers, Dorothy Swift. 
Lilttle Kitty and the Two Donnellys mukc a 
feast of fun to please tbe moat exacting of 
patrons. The Two Howarda ate In their list 
two nights at this theatre, bnt wm be on .Mr. 
Rlckard's circuit for a few weeks, when they 
wUl b« In the States for engagements, anO let. 
ters for them can be addressed to the care of 
The Billboard, at Cbicago, till their advrrtise- 
meata r — — 

fa 



A London favorite^ 



river in that It can charge admission prices and 
1^ has a bar laaide,. ,SataBtfiy 00 wet jilgbts 
thto gtoee tt aa -.wmmmim^wSC althoogh when 
It does hmtm -U fee ■■•vaaa^.wani, ast often 
la thto dSSaiib IC hssa't a Isik 
opposltlaa »siehsats «■ the iItck: 

One tUag that smprised me wi_ . . 

absence of the ordinary amenities l i e ta ee u the 
two shows. I suppose each looked on the other 
as a pirate and treated it accordingly. Emla- 
saries of each party are busy at work coontlng 
the nnmliers present at each performance of tbe 
other show, and dnrlne the Intervals, vrben peo- 
ple are "walking op," Insolta are fredy borled 

acroea «he zlvcr by the medium of 

pbtme. I OsM't avpose these litOe M 
have aar aOset'-aa the tcveetlve 

bnt at aar«ta -tfeiarSB«a aw hw 

stiwk '-l!aXM: tta>Mt'-feB*MB-;''Mat that 
M^yat' - - 




at ical; these thiee ithirg ii«alTlili> ifeT 

amnsements of the place. I ma only woader- 
ing the other day whether aometliing a little 
more vigorous In tbe stiape of amusement would 
not be more acceptable to the Inhabitants, once 
tliey got naed to it. It seems to me that a 
town of 40,000 eonid snp p o r t at leaat a small 
amusement park of Ito own, 'even although no 
one la the plaee to iw hMdiaiid with dollars. 
Of contse, the ssme Moltr estots, perhapa 
la a larger dagxbe hse^ aa la every saaU plaee 
b Engl a nd soetsl dismetlaas are se distiaeay 
drawn thst If one daas petrontoea any form of 
entertsiment the othw dasses consider It tbelr 
dnty to f void It. imleas, of course, tha "upper 
circles" can he carefiUiy segregated from ''the 
masses." Still there is no reason why this 
dllBenlty sboold not be gotten over, and taken 
altogether. I thiak Bedford is one of tbe places 
whsae aa eataipitolag American showman, who 



AT TBS THEATBG BOY.&L. 

Tbe Julius KnlEbt-Katherlna. Grey Company 
is still presenting Tbe Third Degree to fair 
Imainess, so I am informed. Imt this Is to give 
place to Henry of Navarre on Saturday next, 
the lltti, and for this prodoctloo Mr. WUiiamaon 
has Imparted two liells, specially made for this 
prodocnon. Tbey liave been on view in the 
vestibule of tbe theatre. If Mr. Wilkenson, 
who was oat here with Andrew Mack, as bos- 
ioess auaager. - ahoald see these lines, '-Willi he 
kindly eaouaaaleata- with SIg. AipaBtcv>1a^«ws 
ot the MssOnle Clab, aa hto letleca' te'hlmiihaTe 
all beeaxetnmed and he to-eaxloas te hsat'j>;iiii 
him oe Important bnstoaas. .All the-feentJScnd 
their best iristaes to Mr. Uadi, sad ^Mpe to 
again see blm ont here sooa. 

At Her Msjesly's Tbestre, Mr. J. 0. Wn- 
Uamson presento to hU patmna' nlghUy Tbe 
Dollar Piloccss, sad I IsaiB that It has takea 

00 wen. But, to the writer's esse, ae. fs n rtesl es 
are ever exteadcd and. CB ptIaelpaL I do not 
visit hto theatre^ no mstter bow snxloos I may 
be to wltaeae a' prednctlon. Therefore, all that 

1 bare to say abont this Arm's piodoctions is 
liaaed on tbe reports of otliers. It tbe Arm can 
stand it, I can do tbe same, but I have lettera 
fram tile States asking me wtay I liave ao little 
to say in regard to tbis firm's productltms, and 
I give this expIanatloQ to save anawering so 
many inqolries in tbe future. Mr. Wtlliamaon, 
like the writer, is a native-born American, and 
deems It wise to pursue this coarse with me and 
I am not inclined to ask thst it be otherwise. 

At tbe Oriterlon Theatre, Ueasrs Clarke and 
Miynell are presenting to their audiencea nightly 
Pete, with Matbeson Lang and Bndaon Brlttoo 
in tbe star parts. Boslness is s good-paying one, 
bat baa not eaoctat tbe pnbllc like the Oscar 
Aaehe-Uly Breyton Company did, but, all tbe 

same, the eonpiay Is doing a 

Mr. Betor Bebettob with 



appear to thto paper. Theee will be seat 
d. %r Um .a« ,i t is m|r, -hB». thsy- ate not 

state*. . 

At Breanan's Mathmal AmpMlhaetfa. ' ■ "jTMs 
bouse Is coDstnicted irtth the eaets la Ihni 
sides of tbe Imllding and was eaee the hsaw 
of boxing and athletic perfonnaneea, feat mmm 
of the dlscootenta eoold not rest aatfl thay-gst 
tbe license swept away and then Mr. Bre aaea 
got lUs hair oil and went Into tbe vaudeville 
bosineaa. Now 1 guess that tho^ wbo could not 
or would not stick to their o^n business wlab 
they had dooe so, aa they have good cause to 
wish tbey had laid low. Ttu& theatre will scat 
more than any otber theatre In this city, and it 
is simply packed every nIgbt. Mr. J. C, Ball 
is Imslness manager and he iO(*s well after bH 
patrons, while Mr. Syd. Brennan sees the iMhl 
stowed in a place of safety every night. 

The headlloers at this place are GiMner, 
Rankin and Grimn. who liare Just arrived direct 
from America, and srlio have made good in a 
comedy mosieal act; Cleopatra, snake charmer: 
Booltl, a cbBd ot tbe plains, assisted by Cieo. 
the hnman target; -Taldare and Vamo. comedy 
trl^ cyellsto: MoRto sag WOase. Aastcdiaa 
aaahats: aad the Thiee Mhlfsia. ahe eie iialli 
great la their act aad bare the makiag -at aa 
acrobatle team far and awiy above the average. 
Tlien. there are a host of namea that go to make 
np a strong bill, and one that gives good satis- 
faction to ail, ending up with the great Mto 
pictures. It is one of tbe shswa Ifeat .t;l 
It my business to see once a wee k. It 1 
turns are added to the bill. -.*' 

Jules Garrison and his two Soman Mal^gM 
on tbis drcnlt, and are, at tbe present tlaM^ at 
yie Gayety Theatre in Melbourne. They aie ga- 
ins Btroog. Tliey hsve forty weelcs' engageiaeat 
wltb Mr. Brennan at a big draw every week. 
Bnt that does not cot any Ice if tbey poll the 
dollars Into tbe tt>eatTe at the tlox office. 

■Wlrth's circus wliich has been in this city 
for some mooths, has gone on tbe road and is 
now op tbe northern rivers, ploying to good bna- 
Iness, They will t>e in this state until Septem- 
ber, whea they wlU make for Melboome tor Ibe 
CM. tat-Bt the graaeat time we hara Mme. 
t^ee-adlk.aB ia-^ thto cUy aad ahe win gtn 
tbrse mmn coMertt thto we^ thca hsr season 
d als he s as to ardaey datea. PsUowlag brr, oa 
the Stb, we are to bate Aataafe Delores. She 
Is the Mggeat favorite that vrMts these shorn, 
so yoa see thst while we are at tbe Jaaqdag off 
plaee of God's creatloa. we .da get esese eC tbe 
good things of tbls Ute la the way eC aaBae> 
ments that are tep-aetchcia... 

West's Pictnres.- at the Maee for tMr wto. 
ter seasoi, are doing a good -aad a paylag baa- 
tness. but the best mooex-auklag game st tbe 
present lime on ail eooato to the rink bos- 
lness. Skating Is bummlac. Boererer, retomlog 
to oar muttons, the plctnre boslness sbowi no 
signs ot being a Iiack number, and with all tb<- 
good things that wlll.be provided for the future. 
It, to my .mind, bas got to he reckoned with, in 
the fatnre. as one of the thlugs that will have 
a cot at tbe receipts of ttie regular theatrc«- 
WceM have many more banda that find constant 
eavtagmcat aadcr-itheir haaaer thaa any other 
M.- P. flmlaa thto.'esrth. They have the bcM 
in as lt. hy mx lmaK sdda, o< any pietnre show 
la Aaatrslto..-abl,'tbat to the siroag peiat to 
the ■aeeeas.aC'tMr feasbiaaB. .': 

At the ttoie'er-thto'sRltli* theo are faor the- 
atres la tba baOdenr baada, aad aB have to be 
ready to,aaea-eB Nevemher -l. le yea ssa 'tbste 
to eoaMMihF detag to the haUdlag Uae.' The 
way that biMs aad' sssciar era being pfled np 
now shows a gosd bsaltbl aatto* for tbe future. 
But, after s.ttem.tbiia •taraya'comes a calm, 
so. In the matter aC 'a' -few years, there ma-*t 
come a calm In the'-bbOdtog trade'. Spencvr'H 
new theatre Is to be oat *t Ibe tbestre district, 
but the buatnesa of the city Is fait going 
that way. and It ia ouly a matter of n few 
months, when tbat will be the theatre district. 
All of tbe new thealres will bo In the »«rae ill«- 
trict and not three buodred yards from 0»cli 
other. 

One of the reasons for Spencer building Is 
that- be haa fo;bc too much under the thumb of 
tbe "sky pOota" and have his alms censonil 
toe aeverely. Tbe Lycenm was left to tbe >ieili- 
odtot GtoBC^.aad ibcy would censor tbe Maalee 
U'm^Miiiil'^met to do so. Then, a gala, he 
eaa set baea It nr Saodaya. as they want It 
thea for b ewBag la. They wonld not allow 
Spencer to ghe a show oa tbe Lord's Dsy. as 
they might miss sonm of the stray bits tbat 
were knocking' around loose from the collect lon« 
on Sunday. So, taking it all in all, be la heavily 
handicapped by these so goody, goody peopb-- 
Wlth an ef hto haadleap, be to rtayiag «■■ 
■oed.adebecdl tbe ttom aad the aelB dewa right 
hto wv M^. - - 



JULY 23, 19ia 



Xlfte Billboard 



16 



Al^CP^ VIEWS 

Anecdotes and Brief Observations^ Serious and 



By -TOM NORTH. 




trick mt >U. 
am.kmt a gnat 



r M. SboTtrldge. formerly a well-known aod 

Srtbe ro.d for good, unlet. l»^jui«e« Jjj 
SmJ. After > *"'"<'5", le^J^J'iStai.V?* 
u,d openeU » cl««r »tor«. Ftom 
•lac tit h»» ballt up «b SSISSSSi^ 
iitiU tp.de ud hl» agfat - Mwi kr^r fg 
p^* DO .ttentloa to t*« rtow »•«■«■. m« 
won't even re»d a ilTamaUc p«^< 

Fred ToUrer tJi'Jika tk* 
•U right. VUku be atrack , 
W.S offered « job. «t <40 ? 
neit ceaMO. knt kjtrajjl U JgJM -~- 
tiiDki he kaa a •yk..O. S, 

nkc t Tke Pllica I 
wnily elvut- mk' m~ 
waj to Oi ht a rt ,. Wfkj. 




C tM aoaa ta- cIxcalatltM. I MM 





•^Se. ~M«rled Uf«'' ^Jha 
— (AtcklMO. Kanaaa. OMa). •! ' 
Kaaaaa. that night. ^ 

A chap aakcd ar U I knew that $3^59 
BT .hale ol ■"■ ' 

Urn I kMW f 
I aioppad at ( 



nu *a» aore laaa boctt tnjNRd "Bed" 
DaMB at the L«««oin Tkeatie. Pttuborg. re- 
tarnltf -Red" la "aome papolar." bellere me. 
Ifk Wth colas np to Ua window and ba;lng a 
ticket, Init to bear blm mj "thank jou." He'a 
a regulmr liea»iip«r. ^ 

Jake Wllk ia back among tbe old (olka In 
Mloorapoli.. Woald Uke to hear him teU 'em 
attoot Ole VfislQia. Twaa hi. flrat dme UiraQSh. 
Be goe. ahead of Ttie Dollar Hark the comloc 
aeaion. lUgbtj tltxa^oj. 

George H. Hickman la ante the IdoUaed chUa 
of NuHTUle. He deierrei ill <b» good tUat* 

Itat are now coming hia way. Has worked bard 
and actUeved wcceaa. Here*a luck. 

♦ 

Dsn FiabeU haa Inatalled a new trick switch- 
board In hia "IS mlsataa from anywhere" thea- 
tre, the PriDCeaa. la St. Loola. Am more than 
anxlooa to get back to SI. Looli *o aee Dan and 
hts pretty boaae. lt*a a clnch wtooer. Can't 
help from being, eanae Dan la the manager, 

t. t. rijaa aad O. J. Maloaey wen tcatored 
la< Itataa M- Panaaee. iMolafUI*. zoeeotly. 
«at tkaao.aaaHrt 

P. P. Furlong BOW ba. made the torrlC Tbcatrc, 
TiuhTlIle. the moat popolar In that city. Be- 
-. ftr goamar Maao^XklsfMiMg 

wm, tttSSk SflSSU?aiBif^'^'x-~i*?T*s' ' 

Xow come. Pabacfas'i 
Sew Orleana, with afler-t 
Victor SmtUey boofca *em. 



ccatly opened I 
kW^ a Ml < 



One of -tboae queer ooea In Kanaaa tbe 

dmy asked me which alrdome «he Gentry Shown 
were going to In. Beat^t? Only In Kanaa*. 

All of we'oni ahead of tented wrecatlona 
ttia nunmer (or. I mean thla wet aaaaoo) taaTo to 
~_o«r capa to Frank Winch, of the Two BtUa' 
Great work, Frank. Cocgrotolatlona. 

«^5*!!f so'na to be aome fair, beUera me, at 
XaakTme, Scpu 18 to 24. Watch It. 

Bcala all bow that force anwnd Leaer-Brattoo 
eaer* Ukea to <be poolea. Barry Hopping la 
■aw la adT«Bce of Down'e'a Dog and Pony Show. 
-5!?™'' .object Juat can't bels 

nam atatlag that there 1. only ONE dos and 
paoy ahrr. Whatt 



^lOcr teotketar and Ed. ArUagtaa'got a 
SSTimSSiSSSS " tkair ag j ilShlea-wkaa 



real 



. "w.J'atnre acts. I gaeaa the OeatiT SbOwa 
ii,' 15^? ••••OB. look 'em o»er: Boae- 
"le 12*°P&Jim^aaa Lcaott. Part Brackart 




I uad< 
rear leaaa'-«a' 
Wa«-| It - 



^nvv haa a iflre- 
XBBde. -• XuiUna. 
nar to' g»-lBto Mnadefand 
"oarted HartrvWyaarT 

Slpeaklng «r JIMM^ eallk M W 

57, 'bat that la BoA 3tatte*a lHM>?aat kTa 



Mm 1 riKbt, hot It wUt-baTMIwrcd at Ko, 1 
Chin S!^.- ''I tbe'regular FItcaUa'a 

«lntcr. Watch "Wm-gtd^r.'' 

vircuii out of Kankka City? 



iM, Wllllaraa i. 



2 

att'raetlnjr 



fct^ •• •» ■fcvracdDK mere atteatlao 

'»rTr ,'"', koe. this «raaon -than an- aeroplane, 
"»T.vi-.lj- Tvmtrk. ahoiit the amlle he alwar* 
nonder why? Juat kind «• aak aboot the 
C^";nal haaiaeaa Ihe-Oeatry Bhowa are 4a*ag. 



H. B. GeDtry. one of the famooB Oentrj 
Brothera. ha. a alx-year-old daughter. Catherloe 
by name, that recently came forward, with an 
original Idea, called "A Ctrcn. Party." It la a 
pleaaato for me- to uae aame In thla column, and 
Ftaka guM Itfftm mrMamJuat CatkMrtne 
ick jniw ^Twi. mSSSuMr. Bm>g the 

■tOI7. 

"It Is more fan than one can tell to hare a 
clrena party. Better arrange to hare It In the 
attenoon In the attic, or aomewkei* else where 
yon can be all by yonraelTca and tai daapar 
of dlaurblng aaybody. far yea ■it.'lii— his' 
at coafaaloa aad a good deal «C awg la taiw 
nal fas-' la. Iba patty. 



IN PUBLISHERS' ROW 



Notes of the ScN|0i jSiki^^^^ fo. BeoQnie IBts. 
Gooip AbolBl F^i^^ 



NEW -YORK MUSIC NOTES. 



Keller Mark and Frank Urtli are setting good 
reuilt. from their nonr Kuramer koo? hit. it I* 
being sans and pla.vi-,1 at all the principal re- 
K>rtH Throughout the coiiatr.r. The song la tl- 
llxl Down Where the .Sea Brwzes Blow. Cho- 
rus: 

Down. down, down where the sea breerea blow, 
_ How. Mmt. 

Itaa'plac* k tkaaaaaier to go, go. go; 
.Tm -4m^ ' caM- tar. Braney. your fcala 



SIG. SALVATORE ORUINNO, 




■'Get together all the woolly, wooden and tin 
animala that yoo and your brothers and slaters 
and coualna own. and arrange them all around 
the room, labeled 'The Fierce Tiger of Bengal.' 
■Royal Ostrich.' and ao on. If you do not owa 
a toy teot. you can eaaOy aaakc oae oat of old 
muaUn and a few stida aad ittlagB. Beg Bad 
borrow aB the co<arts Bad naleBl tkiaga y«a 
can dnd. and oaa them far the' parade. Some 
of you dreaa op aa clowaa aad stbcn prepare to 
act aa matdrlaoa. . 

"Charge pins for admlralon and InTlte the 

DOlghhor chlidlen In- After the parade haTC the 

akow. and charge to ererjthlng — two pins at tbe 
Ifnoaadr atand, two pins at the taff.v stands. 
t«a ai the peanut stand, five at the Wild West 
-* This meaua grt-at fun.*^ 



-•Mb>SAl^VATpRE ORUINNO. 




Artillery Band at 
«», Ma. Re la a 
be haa riaen tOf hta 
•■Orta Bad- |a>' 
•f-tata' 



■ • Bis aaaoelatlon -wltb- this band haa been- x*ry 
plcaaant and he baa Vone miMb to IraploTo the 
artl.llc eSorta of bis men with whom he I. Terr 
popular. The band la now enJoTing Its el|:hth 
'at'ibls'parlr BBd i« goAd for miiny'niflra. 
The park management baa attempted to replace 
the tuind with other ancanlaatlona hot th<> peo- 
ple will not permit ttie "Juat aa good" brand 
to be aerv>>d and the Boyal Artillery Band haa 
become one of the flztnrea at the pa^k for summer 
amuaemenc, Tbe band haa alao achieved great 
saeeeas at 'Xoug** piiniOB-dolJar . pier at At- 
IdMIe CHr* te« <«*th BaTU* la tbt 



No aooner yoM 
alcfcci; 



I where the 



Back to Uy Old Home Town, the big duucb 
ballad saecesa of the Norwortb PobUsUng Co., 
haa apmng np Into popolarity in record time. 
Snch a aoog can only add fresh lanrcla to the 
already brilliant record of Ita well-known com- 
Msers. Nora Bayes and Jack Norwortb. Wil- 
liam Geller. who Is now with the firm. Is 
wme boatler. aa be has a score of acts tulng 
the Boags,' aad kaows how to teach then. Tbe 
(oIlM>IM.snBdB asa la tho charaa mt. lha: ' 
Ut.'7PMlialK.'... ■ 

BaA ta mr «M haaM' tain, 
li^in iMijIhiBg Is l e a l. 

With Its qnaint oM chareh aad shady. Jaae, 
ir yon only knew bow glad Pd feel 
Jiut to go there once again. . 
It la there a friend la a real trae MM 
Wbtia they'll irta yoo op Jf jaa aia ' 
IIIb SMiM m I 



rdaba tta wgfl 
■adTta nr «M 



Jostln Bln g a nd Fred 'W. 
entf«M!!^)Rna .AS ' 



Bager hare pat 



We're all here to « 
See yon oflp. we yoa 

Jingle bells. 
Jingle beUs, .llngle. ]lngle. ilngle. 
Merrily we roll aloor. toll along, roll 
We're all bete to. hip. hip, bip. boo-ray, 



Uarry Wllwo Is making a big hit 



Honey. I Will Long for Xou. which |8 «*• 
llshad by the los. aiacrln Maalc PnbUahliw CiT; ■ 
wocdB tr Arthar Loagbtaka: aasle fey Bd. 



wards. DlSkfeat qoarteltea sad staglaK acta 
are using tbe bis nlla alaow Cbonia: 

Honey, my besrt will pine for yoa. 

When the toll of dsy is throogh. 

Erery little itar blinking from afar. 

Will be .hloing ]n.t for you. 

My little honey, each breeae will aigh for y««; 

Blrdji be singing for you. taSb 

I will hiun an old lore taoa asagy mtralag 

night and noon. 
Oh, my honey, I will long for you. 

♦ 

The Gothan-Attncks Mnale Cok haro sat oiar 
a new bit aatflMt WW Dam iMt. CMU 
Mack. J. bfiag iraaag aad ObmU %raaa. 

Chorus: 

Way down East. that', where I long to be. 
Way down East, there's some oae watting for 

I hare bonght that little band of gold: 
Soon I'll hop tbe Btst expresa. my lore to nn- 
fold. 

And when my hooey meets me by tbe cboo. cboo 
train. 

Ann lo arm wa'U ttiell ta FBtwn Lair. 

, - - - -- — 



Arm. Choras: 



Barry 

by tbe sai 

Barry Booehead Barry, we lOTe every bona te 
Us head: 

Barry Booebead Barry, aoUd Irsiy throoga aaa 

through. 

Say* nothing, knows Iwies aa aach. gist aa 
Ba *BaaSa*d iRmij wM hsad l^ n ' hO-' 



Billy L. Geller Is certainly one enterprialnj: 
yoang planlat. While .pending a racatloo a 
abort time ago In the moontalns near Cataktll. 
he wa. thinking what to do to while the boors 
away, as be was tired of fishlns. etc.. 9a be 
look his pen In hsad snd ssys. I am going to 
write a soog that wUl make a bit. So be sal 
down, and when through be made good, aa tbe 
song made Bill tbe same aa tlie Scllllts that be 
drinks made Milwaukee. "Famous." 

♦ 

Tbe Musicians' Publlsbinir Co. Informa na that 
Mr. Fred Elliott, tenor wlol.t with Shannon*. 
Band, la tcatorlng their song. Too Ate the 
Queen in tlw Kingdom of My Heart, at Wood- 
alde Park. PbUadelpbla. for foor irscka. IMla- 
nlng July M, We feel perfectly Bsaaicd ot 
Mr. Elllott's aaccsaa. coaaldering Ua laagnWeeat 
Toicc, Bad the popalarity alnady attaiaad. br 
thla 




MIsa Bimay Abbott is certalbiy fe eeoailBg «•» 
ot the abtnlag Ugbta ia saodealllaL B<* act 
la going Mg. Slie baa one acng la her act, en- 
titled Cone Aloag Vy Maady. pnbllabed by lb* 
Kocworth Pab. Co>.. which withoat a dooM la 
one of tbe hlu of bar act. As It. Is her claa> 
ing namber. It alwaja caUa ftr sesBral caeBira, 

The Big Amerleaa gbar aa* Bnh 
tuneful aonga of tbe Jos. JMRli 

We're AU Here to See TM (ML 
for To-BMtmnr When I Thiaf aC'Ti 
HoMTi Haw I Loos for you. 

♦ 

Blaa TlrglBla laocvnce. and her 

kida, are Using tliree of Ttaeo. Morse's ( . 

wlt>> wooderfm Micceas. They aia Wbaa a Cal- 
lege Boy Meeta a College Uiri. P bBib s JU*. 
and Gkiod-byc, Betty Brown. 

♦ 

Stagtag Bird and Honey. I will Loag A* Xaa 
BTB being Bscd by The Barical BattB'fc jabo' 
are bow playing tbe somawr MMba 
tka coant^. snd are meetlBig with gr 
wltb tbcK two numbers.' 

♦ 

Tbe Temple Quartette is featuring 1 Am 
longlns for To-Morrow When I Think of Xeater- 
day. and flnlahes srtlh' that aa« wailB BM. 
Walt. Me Tiu I'm Weary. Daailaw. wMtk la lie 

tat of their act. 

♦ 

MI'S Lillian Slirer, the charming gal wltb 
tb« blgh class rolee. Is featsring the big mg 
bit. My i>ove WIB Wad tho ■ Ww BB bll a h s d . b» 
Norwortb. She IB MBW: plBJlBg IbB BMWd Uaar 

with success. 



George J. Green, who was formerly c 
with tbe Masle Boose of Lsemrole. is now (oa- 
acetcd wli|i.J»a .Jos.. Baals Basle. Fob. O^. 
whcia ha wifn-he glad fs asa Ba onw Mnds 
at aay ttas. 

Joe lleSbane. st the tnpnadrsoww.CIth aa**t 
aad BIghth aseaae. Is alnalBg JlBady. aad a*r- 
- ^ i with tMB 'BBaB as Ihr 



tabJ; l a ■B Mag gsBd 
crooMB ' asra. .hbb scycs 



BcycallBg lha 



. Bd. LsrlTiere. at Keith A Proctor's 23d Sln-et 
Theatre. ]a maklns a Ms hit singing Jm. Mo^^l^< 
PaMlablsg 0>. hita. entitled Hooey. I WIU Long 
for Too, and Yoa for Me When Wlte'a Away. 

Bill McTiooBld. In the Blacksmith, ts'festnr- 
Inc J Am T-onpinc for To-morrow When 1 Think 
ot Yrstrrdar. ami alM that new aeasatinaal 
comedy »oog. We'r« .Ml Here to See' Ton Olf- 
♦ 

Clara Senora Trto. The American .GfU In It- 
aly, with her Borelty act. ha* beear aalng I An 
. ,Wh»a 1 Thiak at ,Tfia- 



16 



Ttie Billboard 




Forecast of Many Agriciidtiira] Events for What 
Promises to be One of the Most Successful Seasons 
in Their Hi^ory— News of the Carnival World 




. _- foarth 

which wfll b* 
K Btpt.- St to.Oet. ». wOI 
M> nlncd mt «75.000. 

, aancr wtn b* pat Into 

new bofldlnca to accommodate the Tarfotn de- 
partoeDts. grown beyood present facUltle*. It 
the Use of new bandings, tbe moat Important 
. Is the crest lire stork paiiUon, costing (30,000, 
tmliil S,WO iteople. 

Other new bnOdinsB nnder constmctlon. to be 
eoasplctc by tbe opening of the fair are the 
dBbT building, mineral resoorce bnlldtng, wom- 
en's anil cbtldren's bolldlog. To ttabt mUc'jt 
be added a lOO-foot ««lensloo to the s »ilm l f isl 
bofldlag. ■ • ■ " .■T 

A complete systaB.'af '-aHlWar'MBHr BM 
been InstsUcd. 

The Strobel alrsWp will miike three flights. 
SmXiy, from tbe grounds. 
' ' The faraoos slz-borse team of Morris & Co.. 
^ekem, wOl be on exhibition for tbe second 
time at tbe State Fair. 

Patterson's Shows and ten other special at- 
tractions are billed. 

- Prospects are briebt for an Increased number 
of cocntj- asrlcultaral exhibits, owing to grow- 
tmg Interest sod farorable crop conditions. 

Irift the advent of two «34)0O.OIM> packing 
pluts In Oklahoma City, the Un stock depart- 
nwnts of the State Fair are expeetad this year 
.to stSTt on ■ career of onpiecedtBtei" 
The mssagement estimates a total 
aC aOMOO people for Oe coming season. 



again, with atw - attnilMir ftM «lkir^ great 

fairs. 

Tbe attendance last year was 110.000. Ne- 
gotiations are now onder way with Glenn Cor- 
tlss and the Wrlgbt Brothers for an aeroplane 
contest that will go dosrn as one of tbe biggest 
events In the history of aeronautics. Bight to 
tea circus and TaadeTille acta wUl b« put on 
dsOf in front of tbe grandstand. Among tbe 
acts already booked are those of the Stelner 
Troape, foreign acrobats, snd a herd of trained 
goats. 

Tbls year's lire stock exhibit wlU be faUy 
op to the standavd. ne flfOi latecaatlooal 
Dry Fsra * 
weA wfll 



IIQinilvGMIOUjMA;0^^ 



GREAT AVIATION MEET. 

St. Looia. Joly IS.— Nat aaly will TlrtoaUy 
erery saeccaRfol type at flflMK OBMUaa known 
be on ezhlUtkm at the ■t.--aw*»- g t ti wi l Aero 
Show at the CoUaeom mast OeMbcr. bnt tbe 
greateft gathering ever seen of Inrentloas of 
erery known Tsriety wBI be on view slto. 

So great Is the Interest In the coming exhi- 
bition that <3. L- Holtoo. manager of the show, 
la receirlng bnnireds of conunnnlcatlons from 
larentors of air crafts, each of whom states 
be has dm>l|ried tbe only perfect machine. 

Each of tbew inrenton wants to show hU 
models st the exhibit. Xost of them are In 
search of an "angel" to pnt np a few thon- 
sand deltara to dxvlap UheIr Ideas. Some nf 
tbe mn with Mens meidy- desire to obtain 
ataadl'v roam In tl-e Cd latam so as to be able 
to eaplaln their plans, la tbe hope of Interest- 

""^Wtora "to* the show wOl be able to view 
many kinds of motors designed especlsUr (or 
•erlal n*e. a« well as pTsnes of all type*. When 
fbev hnvo timi of lookloe at machines that can 
By, tbey may wanier to models of marbloes 
that would make the dreams ot Jnlea Tcrae 
tank tame, shoald ther pme s utm a ful . 

Many of the destgnets of imexploltad llyinc 
auelilnes bare sobmltted their plans to tbe 
Ana CiBb of St. I,ool«. Tbe dub Is deslnns 
at helping laTentom. bat ercn If a dosen mil- 
■ ■ tt 



. S. a. JniT 18.— Tb* MMCHMat ot 

the Onat XWth Carolina Stat* fUr arfU told a 
Reese CooBlng in connection with the fair. Tbe 
fair management has In course of eoBstmctloa • 

large concrete, fire-proof building on the groonds. 
60x150 feet, which Is under t>oad for comple* 
tlon In time for the fair this f»ll. to be used 
exclusively for the display of agricultural and 
horticultural exhibits. On the top of tlie 
ImlldUtg will be constructed a handsome pa- 
gola or root ganlsn, orerlooUns tfea raea 
and ioiMhillht a.flaa Tiew oC.lfet 
This hSitacjS the tat «( 



play of Pains* Fireworks, .arranged especially 
for tbe amusement of tbe children, and on tbe 
same aftonooo a goat, wagon and harness will 
be presented to some child. 

The capacity or the poultry house will be 
doubled and equipped witb new show coops. A 



PBATURE8 AT MI IXKW— UIWL 

milersbarg. Mich., Jnlr IS- — The Preaqne 
Isle County Fair Is a coaparatlTcly aew organ!- 
aatloa. The Society owns forty aciea of 
gnmnd, twenty of which am l^prored. A race 
tmek la nnder westi ncllon bat will not be of 
nae this season. Prof. Homer Hssard. aeronaut, 
has twca contracted with for ascenslona every 
day of .the fair. .A series of ball games will 
also be arranged. Prise winning exhibits of 
grain, vegetables and frulta wUl be sent to the 
Michigan State Pair at DetroIU Band coac«rta 

each' day are a feature. Attcadapec last year 
averaged 600 per day wad :4mMb 4htt' ■■ai'-. 

ber Is expected at this Mr.'.'«feMh will 

be held September 7-0. - - 



BIG STAKE RACE. 



Lexington. Ky.. July 18.— At the Blue Grass 
Fair tbe week of August 8 to 13. tbe richest 
saddle horse stake to be contested In tbe United 
States wlU be seen. It Is a ring ot one thoo- 
aand dollars (or Owe-saltcd aaddle hacaea. In 
addition to tbe ~ 
hundred doUar 
week of tbe fair. 
■ The amusement features of tbe fslr-lisee been 
splendidly looked after. Thavleo's Band will 
fornlsb tbe moslc, and the Herbert A. Kline 
Shows will fnmlsb the carnival attractions. 

A SPLENDID PLANT. 



^ W. Va,. July 15.— The West Vlr- 

Mr tsBoHatlan wiu told Ita.thkd (air 



te ba aoa tt the 



FAIR flUIOUilOak^ ONT., CANADA 



mimiMiO TA -Bt ATE FAIR. 

Minneapolis. Minn.. Jnly IS. — The foaxd eg 
Managers of the Minnesota State Fair, ne 
toldlig weekly meetings regnlarly to arrange 
«ar the details at tUa'ycat'a tab. which prom 



pane* amoirat to nearly 
ttOO.OOO. and among tbe speelsl attraction'' 
tn-Td "-in be the Wriebt Brother*. Glenn 

Oirtlss. Barney Olddeld. Tbe 101 R<«nch an-1 

Gregory's Fireworks. A magnllicent dl«play of 
'rnlts and flowers will be exhibited In tbe oarll- 
lon formerlr ntteii for aerlCQltnral and bortl- 
mlturr-l collecting, and llfleen counties in tbe 
r^te hare already applied for spsce io the *s- 
rlcnltnral bnlldlng. AU toads baye been snr- 
'*eed and a tainon a>slem Inangorated. 
Ins.. a laice aaator aC r— all talaaad with 
-IWKtaa. <■ wHik '/aMMa aar in> trlns 
ra an atoul ttaa a ii i aads. .la Hia ■■ailhi In Ing 
s^hlblta wfll be Inrlnded a fHt nlant and a fiir- 
■■'tsre plant In full nmnlnir otdar. alao a graen. 
disnlay of crafts - and Indnstrles sneh as the 
•naking of pottery., sboea, cigars, brooms. nrl->t- 
l'*c of newspapers, etc Among tbe Tanderille 
acts engaged for aonearance npon the ^ruTe 
Wo(» the grand-stand Is Ineloded MI« « Tlolet 
'1 rate; a caasia of ez-Preaident wniiaqi Mc- 
laieT. ' who la a Hejrellst of no mean ahU- 
Itr. and tbei* are twenty-two other eandernie 
acta rcanylng ftom three to seren people each. 



"i . THE SPOKANE FAIR. 



e. Wesh.. Joly 15. — Tbe snectact-'ar 
slite of tbe Spokane Inter-State Pair. wMch 
ranks dfth in . nnint nf attendance- of all state, 
fairs In the United States, has been w»II looked 
after 'for the week of October 3*. 1010. In- 
terect wHl center In a dramatic prodnetlott of 
the faaooa Battle . of tbe: Ocanratcr. oaa ot 
the hloodJeat cl a s l n a. h L ln na -:a^aMl. ipL O. 



•ces nsder- the WBr.; CM>f 
Kew PBce Indian' caai^alaK 
he too^ nightljt sad |p 
btnaat diasrtav cardava 





The fair will be held st these grounds on Oct. 8. 



be erected on the 
■■tU aU oC 
pteeed ~ 

Crete I , 

Next year It Is oar purp aai add ahoat dt- 
teen to twenty additional acma Of space to tto 
grounds. 

Tbe boys* com contest this .year . wUl . be ~a 
new feature, and It Is expected to be tbe red 

letter featore of the fair, as several hnadred 
North Carolina fanner boys will compete for 
liberal prizes. 



FAIR AND POULTRY SHOW. 




Beaumont. Texas. Inly 8 — Plana are well ad 
Tanced for the foarth annnal erent of 
Soatheast Texas Fair Aaaodatioa, Serwal de- 
partments will' be added and- tto pmlnm IMa 
eoosldnahly Inetcaaed. Xka naaal aba*', nr tbe 
Sontheast Tena Pudtqr A a a Mla t l M «■! to 
told at tto aama.ttea aa 
tba Calr. Tba aObaa aC II 

year aie aa" «oBb«»i-.^W.:'P.^' . _ 

J. lI. ^ ^ CBn |er.^ ■mir ' l ' y lT ar?»»^'^ 

antoaMMe* puwda; 'jil'Jj^'J^St U e aJiM' ;"T[ 
W. I«ikia. sectetary and' general manager: S. 
8. SoOaakr. aaaMmt aaCTCtaiy and anperintea- 
dent. 9fea siataliia namastttec eonslsta of the 
foOowtac ginMiMM; A. IMctor. IMaynrI 

w. P. Hebbr. J. &..mfeam:»B..<wa,tT; wn- 
llama. H.'W. OUtmtiy'i-.fi.'y^ '. :' 



101 nw^^iirW^^^ 

Macon. Ga.. Joly 10. — A contract ha* been 
dosed by tbe Georgia State Fair Assoclstion 
with 101 Raicb Wild West Show for tbe ap- 
pearance of tbe wild west show for Are days st 
tbe Georgia State Fair, Macoo. Ga.. from Norem- 
ber I to .1. Inclusive. Miller Brothers and Ar- 
lington .will bring, their rottre show and WUI 
give two performsnres each day. afternoon and 
night, and gire a fan parade through tbe city 
each day. 

Oaa a ft"i B o aa mry aiidiBa at orphans' bomea 
la tto eoBBty win to admitted free. 
The (air awae teM w baa dw cto«NI with Palaa' 
fKia-flaa.aiibMP #mm ot 

- - - - - Oo- 




Tbe plant covers alxty-flve acres which is sll 
enclosed and all tto bnildlngs are new aad op 
to date. Ihe groands are magnlBcently lighted 
with electricity aa well as the race track and 
this year thete wOI be cndng erety n^ght by 
dectrie lights. One oC tto greatest attraetloos 
la Cbnar yeara has been tbe aUdwajr. which 




and for tto nmacta. gMMt, 
will he booked. Bamajr 
July 21. Tto fair o lgcafs i 
PMldent; W. E. Caakcj. 




AtniACTiONS AT LONDOil ^FAIR. 



London, Ont.. Can.. Jnly Id. — Preparations 
are now well under way for tbe Western Fair, 
to be held here Septemt^r 9.17. Tbe prise 
list Is printed and ready for dlatrlbutlon. One 
tbonaand dollars bas been added to tbe list this 
year In tbe live stock departmento. 

Among tbe attractions will be the band of tbe 
l>Iat Regiment Canadian Hlghlandera. Tbe Mar- 
ilatt Twfna. Flying Jordans. Adelaide Trto, 

Tto Baltoos. 
Bnijr LaMotbe 
- - Pyrotecbalcal 
dliplara wm alao be a featnre.. 



KING KELLEY FEATURED. 



Wbcdlag, W. Vs.. July 16.— Arrangement's fnr 
tto annnal fair to be given by the West Alex- 
ander Agrienltnral Asaoclatlaa at West Alex- 
ander. Pa., Sept. 20-22, are. progressing rspldly 
and this year It promises to eclipse all prrrlous 
efforts. 

The racing parses hare been Increased over 
fanaer fain aa well as prises In tba aariooi 



nant. " -T;— .~; v 

EAGLES TO HOLo'CARNIVAL. 

Bxrer Falls, Joly 16.— A street fair win be 
told at Bearer Palla. Pa., tto weak af Aaiast 
a. nnder tto aaapleea of tto Aeria aC Eagles 

wob Tdb, r. a at — 



.WAHTZO — Three Oriental Dancers, all kinda of 
Song, DaiKe .AcU. State lowest . salary. Will 
wlra ticket. Address C. 6. MOBBOW, Kokomo, 
Indiana. ' ' 



-WABTCU — Rlppel Sboir ' wanta alimte aeUaad 
■aal rl a a a. eorwt player taj^lcad. MSnWtt 
BBOW. Wlaaane. ladT Jalr.Mi3Br4llr. m 
■oral Center. SS: Laeatna, SB. 



WABTED— At tto-Baatoa Ohaaty. FaU of VU», 
Tea-cent Attraction, an per ceat or ground tent; - 
would like a Camiral caiapaay- srltbaat carooad. 

H. G. KBtJSB, Sserctaiy. .Tutfgn. Iowa. 



RIPLEY, 0., FAIR, AUG. 2-5, 1910 

Ocean Wave. Ferris Wheel and Sbowa wanted. 
Get busy and write U H. WIIXIAMS, Secy. 



POX BAIX 



A One Wagon &taow. Will sell one-halt Intetcat 
to experienced man. Fbr partlealan. addtiaa, 

T. B. BALLABDT Atehl — 



WdnKD — A-1 Vaoderme Stock OMnpany for 
plclote bouse; seating about 200. for about 10 
weeks. Change twice a week. Most be good. 
Fine proposition to right parUes. IDLE BODB 
THEATRE. Colorado City, Colo. 



PICBIC ATTBAOnOBB WABTB9 for big an- 
nual affair. Acrobata. halloonlats. mnslcal ape- 
clallsts. merry-go-round, etc., wanted. What I». 
your act and . prlcot OB. J. H. DONOVAN. 



WAHTKO-CARNIVAL COMHkNV 

«• Martaam. aC&OM.- >Koac last year, hdd t saa 
.OdfiWJ. X. BOTTOM. P. O. Box 173, Wbl- 

ma. 



— WANTED — 

k Fwhif ShMNi 

For Fsl-. S*r'^ V'-'^ !:!rIn«lTe, .^ddrejs B. V. 




Street *Ur at 

GoiM. wet town. 

TllJV.L, .Mii. 



Addresa B. RKKABO^ 



— WANTED — 

Shows and Attractions 

for Marion Fhlr. Scat, C ta •.J-4la»i! 
klada aC_BriTacM 4Mr_adew 

sZiixnar. : 



WAITB--A HRinML n. 

or Circus for our annual early autumn' Fun-Pipst; 
ten dav» and nights. Sept. l-2-3-4-5-«-7-8-910. 
I'JlO. TUB KOBTU ALABAMA STATE FAIB. 
E. U ) 



wina-rWLLttN 



A pood i 

KitUry. 
boanl. CIucIUDall, O. 



Wanted-Flying Machine 

or Aeroplane attraction for Cattlemen'a CamlvaL 
drat week In Sept. This diy la ripe for a h!g 
carnival. Large cfopa aad Mg aatioai " 
try to draw from. Addnaa Bl P. 

Garden City. Kans. 



Wanted-Openair Attractions 

Shows of all kinds. Must be clean and up-to- 
date. Also a. earn Merry-go-round. No gambling 
or games of chance permitted. Tbe Scioto Co. 
Pair and Agiicullural Asan. Fair dates, Aug. 
2t la ZT. Addieas A. 4. MOOLXO!!. Sccrttafy. 



WANTED 

Experiencjed Aviator 

with seroplsne, to glre exhtbltlooa and Slgbta, 
We tore ahont MO ft. of space to get aB Jl 



spply. 




For Mb Anaaal Bta* fHk.lkr.B 

tmlon, Aug. S-4-S. fVTTia Wheel. 'T a adieBle. Mo- 
tion P!rti;re«, Mlr.^trnl, Free Acti. Palr!e«. and 
Olr: .-^Luwa. AJJrosi J. V. TODIi. Browii.CB. 111. 



-: WANTED : 

Aeraplaiie AttncMi 

or any other higb-claaa Shows or Free Attrac- 
tions. Alio hare Conccaaloai for sale, Tbe Boa- 
well F=lr, 2.1 n AI.!. LOVD CHBI8T-. 
LEV. S:c7ctsr7, iioiw^U, 10.3. 

WANTED 

FEBIIS MfMEEL,, IIEMtY-$MPUII>> 
TBIT ' 



and Ooncesslons and Amnsements of all kinds 
for the Hsnovor Fair, HsDorer, York Coonty. 
Pa._ 0««at^ growda, hsantlfol at w n nds . good 



JULY 81k IMa 



Tlie Billboarcl 



17 




la order to be nat* 
1. 4. 



«C 1»10. October 18-21. _ 

fliartk «C Ulj Mtetntiea wu li«ld wltn mat- 
Ine* neca ud ootwltbtundlnf tb« tact tbat 
r«la bad poorvd down for two weeks aad tbe 
(irmera were beblnd, tbere were l.SOO people 
In atteodtoet, tbe idmlMlon price belog lUtT 
ecata. 

dpt. T. E. Welle*, owner of tbe celebrated 
John A. (race record 2:03K) and oiber fait 
horiei, la prealdent of tbe aiaoclatlon and be 
baa Bssarancea tbat a apleiulld boncb of boraea 
wlU be bere In October. A namber of otber 
boraea will ester tbe nlfbt borae show program. 

Contracts for free acta bare not 7et been 
eloaed. 



WOT ALA. mMCAUMMA) FAIIt 



1 tk» 



Weat AU- 



baa Jnat kaacW • 
tt i wp uly «a tte car ifi* ai _ ^ 
at oBca In fendnc thia pio n a itj la aa well aa 
ervcUaa eooimodloaa bolldlnsa to accooaodata 
tbe manntactorloc. ladnatrUI. asriealtBtal and 
liJt itock (ihlbltiOBa. Lut ytar Oa talr waa 
UnUted to one eooa^ aad orcr flfty tbooaasd 
people catered tbe sataa. TUa year tbe talr 
will lodnde elfbt eoontlea wltbla Its tanlt Mi. 
'nil U looked npon aa oae ot tha'Mit Me- 
eesitnl fairs of Its kind in tba Saatk. Ik* 
date* are October 24 to 2». 

r. B. Blair la prealdeat. P. B. Ba«faca U vlM> 
president, S.. L. aarfeaoa la aecretatr aa« tiaaa 
■rer aa weU aa Maaa a w aC tha fUr. . 



TULiAV'ninT PAiik 



be a I 

a rlcb faraaloy 
dacfaiK on ml 
Baaafsetaicra bava 

tbe fair, aa tbe a . 

0T«r forty ezblbit boottaL 
Inc. The fair aaaodatlaa — 
fair to raise raonej to baW tk* ) 
as It aircAdr bu oo* of tba^^M 
beat aqslpped fair groaads la ». 
A race meeting waa bald an tha 
jwfor twenty daya. aad a 
•wawa daya la r " ' 




POUGHKEEPSIE FAIII; 



^-.-Jeepale. N. T., Jwtr U.— » amicaaaa 
■[■wrair sntleipate a Tary laisa attaadaaea 
^^■9ft . as Isat sesson BaBr dU aot taa to- 
MMIgJo attetid owing la tba Baana-fWoa 

1? .h'T?- !"* *»•«« tie week 

aC tbe fair. Special exb&lta will be te a tuied. 
gd^tbe pool try eililblt will be tba largcat la 
y. ?**.8*«t e oatalda ot tba SUta Fair. A 

■SSS 5r^, 5sr ^ «»«»«^ This 

aaapm the fair wOl »i»o be hdd at algbt. 

A COUNTRY SCHO OL EXHIBIT. 

r.i^l'^i:,J^- J"^ 18.— Tba Howcr Oooaly 

»«rty, • tbooaand doilin la pn- 
■ims. A1.0 wUl bar. frve TaadavOle ^rta. 

^ ^street, llionlaated at^bSST 
nMO baa been expended In parmanSt 
■CTta la MCQ aad tha aaaadattai ai 



EWING'8 ZOUAVES A FEATURE. 

Bloomlngtoa. Wia.. Jnly 18. — ror one of tba 
main attraetlona at tbe Blake Prairie rair. 
Ewlng*a JoTealle Zoaara Band o( twenty-alx 
piccea. baa t>een engaged. Senator LaPollatte 
baa coaaeated to 9aak at tha (air Baptembar 
8. A new noral hall win bt aneted aad otbir 
azteaalTe ImproTcmcats mada. Tbere win tm 
more mnnlsg than baracaa raeea. aad tbe pvaea 
tar tbe rana wUl tw from $100 to gUO, and far 
tbe trou 1230. There will b« a eoaple of good 
baaet>all games, and anotber featnra that la az- 
pceted to cause coaalderable Intereat la a towa- 
ablp tng of war, to l>e taken part la by ten men 
tram eacb of tbe elgbt townablpa in tbia Imme- 
diate Tlclnltj. The dstea of tbe fair are Sept. 



■TWOB L m uaunm. 

WellsTltla, N. T.. My It^i-llia BHUUgcmcnt 
of tbe Gnat WdlafOls Mr la potUac 'orth 
ita beat atDocta to aaata tba WdlBTinaralr ot 
IMP a yaawr geeaaa tbaa caar bafbca. Tbe 

Cnt loaatav laaatk Tba >im« aaoaatlng to 
tajut. Oaa aC tba Mk aSattliaa wlU be a 
Strobe! abaU», whick trtn aala tally fllgbta. 
Other goad atlncHiaabafa baaa baahad. a asong 



i Devt< 



County F*ailr 



iRO, KV;. 

WANTE D Ctti ltmAuVtatitwniCkmnVMultatum a. in^^ 
For further infonnatkm sdneM 8. B. LEE, Secretaiy. . 



Rochester's Big Free Carnival 



can nm oa Bandar. ' WAMTXD, BBOW8 OP AIX KUIBS I 
I Attoaethma. CONCB8ION8 OP AIX KINDS POB SUM. W« 

and Psrrla Wbcel. Addrcaa. 

P. H. OAI.VIN, 18 State Street. BOCHBaTBB. W. T. 



WANTED ti: Eighth Annual Nelson Fnilt Fair 

' NELSON, B. Cap SeptemlMr 28, 29, 30. 

rhil ilMi CMwal Co.. Ftee Attnetioi^ Aottl Aeii^^^C^^ 




8. D. 



8. D., iBiT IS.— John 
wor kin g at Tacoma Park, 
aaatahwd a C t a c tur ed aknil and anaw ro oa 
whaa bta. baUooa fhlM to riae. .The 
laaa a ttw (tct after being rcleaaed and 

1 It along the gnond for 

It broogbt Bdaoia la « 
a bcaap wooden poat. ttactailaK Ua akBII, 
face, alao breaklaK bla 
" a 
at " " — - 



EVBNIIMr SH OWS NOT •■POKED. 

Baah Ctty. Wtnn.. Taly 16.— Tbe CbJaaga 
Conoty Pair will be held September 14-18. Tba 
erenlng show programa bare not aa yet been 
completed. 

A new race track and ban itroaDds wtl] ba 
laaiiiTili il before tbe fair, togetber wltb an nf. 
•ce balMIag, pooltry btillding and a women'B 



laat year waa ahont 14.000b 




Kasw 

alraMpw 

Ooremar B. T. Carroll. 
1. C. Slapaaa. of 
proBlaed to ba prcatvt. 




TouRNAiiBih' obMlrirrTBe meet. 



-H^ Mr U.— The Bxecnllre 
•Tlbii newt NaritrUla llUltary 
aiot at tba Board aC Trade. Jaly », 
tba Jaaaeial aCatn ot the ftraraa- 



to wind 

ment. Hi 

of Tradit 




•icKiTt' PMmLYc iniiaA^^ 



kJI*,!?*^ *ba mo Pair at 

S^^law to ba tba beat erer held 

irfi..T5f 7™» >•«* y*^' 

Iilf^n."5L*?~;'"*i~ now baa oiM oe tha baat 

Z5ij*^tbu innHBar. Tba Bkfcatt Pamlly 
™" P ea attracUooa baaa bee a engaged. 

FAIR C ALLE D OFF. 

- .'^■ ■baa. Oa., Joly 10.— la order to bare 
f!5*!J!»» bnUdlnga. etc.. tba Ohat- 

IlrS—S. X"'^ Interstate Expoeltloo baa 

•rtd beta October 

MANY NE W BU ILDINGS. 

■bb^K^-' tl--na Itoaataai Caoaty 
n* iWailallM h latttog «■ 



2** Aaaad^Mja lattliw aali atia tbIa 



GROUNDS BEING IMPROVED. 



Oalfport. Miu.. July IS. — ^Tl»e groonds of tbe 
Barrlaaa Ommty Pair AaaoHatlon are now being 
tl e ai ed and graded. Under the contract, tbe 
weak la to lie completed by tite drat of Seplem- 
Iicr. In time for tbe fair, tbe datea of wbKb 
at* Norember 0-lS. It Is propoaed by tbe maa- 
agcBcnt to bold a rerr comprebenslTe agrlcnl- 
taral. lira a tack. PO<altry «ad tadaa tilal fair. 

<AJiS'«iM»a-' 



SSpa 



-My U.— Tbe pnaaat 
tha Iftk aMMlag of tbe IMnkllB 



onai anaaani. la oa caaia aa hwobi fiw 
mlnaa aOrcaa bW'.pMkHBMM cMaMiW taa 
fair ot tbIa ym k iMHa^lMi. ikWHt IT- 
» ata tba « ataa «C <bo Mr. 

- FINK ATTIIACTldNS MCUREa 




NOW FO UR- D AY FAIR. 

BerllD, Wia., July IS.— The Berlin Pair will 
be distinctly a faar-day fair tbIa year. Uonday. 
Sept. 19. wtU ba entry day and Tnaaday will 
bare a regular program Inatead of being entry 
day as heretofore. The extended show makea 
the extra day neceaaarr. Sacb day will bare 
Ita owa taatnrca tbat will not be repeated on 
aay othw day. 

PREMIUM LIST REVISED. 



. Onoat." Int.. July !&— Tba thirty-elztb aa- 
naal fair at the Blptey Coonty Pair will ba held 
Augnat 3-S. Par tbIa meeting tbe premlom Ilat 
beta larlacd aad new departmenta added. 

- a. wu ba aBU!M8>^^, 



SEPT. 6-15 



CANADA'S GREAT FAIR 



SEPT. 6-16 



DOMINION EXHIBITION, ST.JOHIiN.B. 



DOMINION. CITV. PROVINCIAL and PRIVATE ORANTS 

TbB city is now grappling 
with the problem of hand- 
ling Tens of Thousands of 
Stiangers expected daily 
duringthis BIG FAIR. 



No Races or other 
oppoeitioa to tbe 

M I DWAY 



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UNCXCCI.I.CD 



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For GOOD SIDE SHOWS 



No StrongV 
Gamaa / 



AND CONCESSIONS 

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EvMy day and night. 



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WANTED 

High-Class Siiowsg Fm^/lAts^ and Coneessiaiis 

and «e want plenty of them, and dw feiia^ M ttti b a^'i^^ 

Carnival Company write. Woiild tike to hear from Bfit^ SUddi^ lieiHenxl^KI 
.Anient, Doc Turner, Bobby Case, Ed. Rodgers, De&dco aroint ori 
inm tlw old croMP aehooL 

Id. A. YOUNKMAN. S«ey. 

NOTICE — Free Acts give loweat in first letter; no time for 
Sbotn that are ij^t will ^ve exclusive. 

or real atrong joints^ confetti or alap sticks. 



no time for MnMpondenoe. ■ 



NINE BIG DAYS, 1»10 

MISSISSIPFI STATE FAIR 

JACKSONp MISS., Oclblcr S !• llm^ 



Half Rates on All Railroads T%vo Million 
to Draw From Within 200 Milos. Country 
ous. Psopis Libsral. Four Miiiion Dollars to bs 
on Ravsd Stroots and Roiado L s ad lng 
Into Jaeicson. 

WANTED— CONCESSIONS OF ALL ILINDS 

Poat eaida, aCMal a n a ie aUa aad badfa boarda^ .wfe* wotktu, baby baUaoMw pbata' caaiiM. |ftat» ■ 
poat eaida. bird wblaUea, ahell ttand. photo g*n«rt saarealr eaaes. peaaaals. nerellj alaad, 
orieotal ceoda. JewcliT ataada. corioaity abop, ojiHcal gaads. (laaa eactaaera. binat leatber. csitl 
wrltlat, coantry atore, loHlnx ctialra. coahlon aaala. OBp atoola. ebeck raoai, Teadtas m a cblaa . . 
Imteh standa. bamborxTr aland. Chloeae reatanrairt. lea creaai eeaee. bakej-poker. aoft dllaka^ 
esBdr Baaa aiachlara. aoTdty abeotlas galleiy. iHa nagi, dart gallefx. M panda, apac baaiCa. 




MISSISSIPPI STATE rAIRp JACmmif lHW- 



18 



Xtte O ill board 



JULY- 



STORY OF JUMBO 



of This Not^^ 



iUmr at oar main win neaU tlw wriM of 
•Itlelcs poUlakcd in Xte BOIbMld durlns tlie 
Utter moBtlis of tbe year IMM; in which the 
history oC Jambo, tbe larKCSt elephant ever held 
In captlrltr, wu broagbt up for dlscostlan. 
At that time the pboto^raph of the mooBter. 
pachyderm was printed, UltutratlDf an article 
Intended to glre a correct hlatorT* of the most 
tamoos circus attraction tbe world has erei 
known. This story contained a number of Inac- 
cnnclea. however, which coortcd aittehna, and 
a nomber of clzciu areata and ottacn f a mniar 
with tbe atocy of Jnmbo Immediately and grato- 
Itooaly eoDtxibated. in article*, their koowledsa 
tt SaaAai. SInea the lasUtnttoD «( tba^rcadetaT 
Irtililii. Tim Bmboard is In receipt jit 'many 
flonuBiiiilcaUons soliciting tnfonnatiao eoocern- 
IWI Inmbo. These interroeatlona indicate that- 
a nmnber of our readers are not entirely familiar 
with Uie story or tbe big ball, and, for their 
beoeat. we are pabllshiag In this article a few 
excerpts from tbe sereraf previoosly i>rlnted 
articles, together with other data which has 
latdy been brought to oar attention. 
• The first that we know of Jnmbo is that be 
was captured when very young by tbe Hamaran 
Arabs, who brought him from Abyssinia and 
disposed of him to a Bararlan animal collector 
named Jotaan Schmidt. At tbU Period <tf Ui 
asisteaee Jnmbo wad aat asn taaB fsv faal 
Mgh- In 1881 he wM Tftt l l ii I Jg' t>»: JMti 
des Plants, Paris, wbofi te wmatned far a nnoi' 
ber of years, or, until ha was transferred to the 

Boyal Zoo, at iJoDtloa. NotljinE is fcnovva of his 



they bad In getting lombo aboard ship was told 
In the London papeza, and the sentiment of the 
London nubile was qnlekly . aiODsed. A number 
of promUient Lottdoneca^made -fotUe attempts to 
bare Mr. Bailey zeleaW tk» SWstMii.tta con- 
tract. His reply to xmi t»Wvmm',iim' lome 
thing to this effect: 

"Release from contract impossible; dtty bU- 
lion people In' Apierlpa, waiting ta see Jopibo." 

A reporter of the London Telegraph wrote a 
patbetle. atocy «t feow. zainetant.tlie animal waa 
te leare dear eM. t aodiii «ae faraway Ajaerlea, 
which eanacd nmeli commeat and qnlte stirred 
np the tlianaands*~at' cUldien' woo* bad -de- 
rlTcd rajoqrment for aereral years past by riding 
npo^ him. 'Snbscrlptlims poured into -the office of 
the paper to repay tbe price obtained and keep 
the old farorite in the-Zoo.- 

Dorlng this .ezcltement In London. Ur. B. il. 
La Sage, the editor of tbe Telegraph, cabled to 
Bamom - and Bailey, In New York, in etFect 
asking if they would "accept re'tnm' of money 
paid and permit Jumbo to 'remain in the Zoo. 
Beply paid." The coodiidlnx wsds of the 
cablegram were tbe nndnlng of Ur. !« Sage, 
for P. T. Bamom happened te be In tiM olSee 
when the caUe wa* neetrcd. and, aetnated hy 
bis charaeterlatie ■■oar aC-bnawr' aid Ua well- 



knowB desire • tot - BOfaulcly ■ 
It a reply to Mr. 



blm 

. La Sage that waa 

almost a pamphlet In nomber of words. It occu- 
pied a half colnmn In tbe paper wten it was 
printed next day In London. Mr. La Sage, how- 
ever, never winced at the expense, hot he must 



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Panthers, Blntnrottg, Cassowaries, Monkeys and 
other animals and birds, SO Polar Bears for 
and Sept . dellrery. Orders taken now. 
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Shipping scenery, automobiles, adrance, ba( 
privilege, stock and merry-go-xounds. V 

for show and circus comoanles. Beu- 

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For Bhow Parades, Hone and Pony Acta, 



history before aeqniaitlM by tbe Arabs, and, 
as aooioglsts bare abserred that tbe African 
elephant grown most imperceptibly for many 
years of its yoath. no actmrate knowledge of Ms 
age can be obtained. 

. TIic manner In which' he was aCQOIred by Bar- 
nnm and Bailey has been the subject of many 
stories. One reader clslms that Mr. Bamom 
knew« nothing of Jumbo's existence st the time 
tals sgents were sent to Eorope In sesrch of new 
s ensst lon s . and that It was Mr. Bailey who 
erlfliiated In dmtriea (he Idea of catrylaK a 




birtbcr aMM .Ikat. npoa Mr. 
tram abnad,' Jfe 'BaBsy Jokfiigly 



wttboot Mfc 

' procedure. 

This writer' 
Warner's retnm 
asked him: 

"Warner, what's the biggest diinc In Europe 
•to-dayr' 

"Jombo," replied Mr. Warner. 

"What is Jumbo?" inquired Mr. Bailey. 

'*Ohp an elephant In the London Zoo." Mr. 
Warner was perpetrating a standing Loodtm 
Jster Mr. Bailey *was In earnest. 

"Bow Mr I* ter* Inqoired Bailey. 

Wancr-^toak a: cane and. staadinc «a a ftalr. 
leadiad as high as he eaald e« .lke walL : 
- "As Mg as that?" askadBaiiv^:^ 
.^fBltteri If anything." ' 

«CBn he be bongbtr* 

-**Tes. for two t h ousa n d pounds." 

f'Oo right back and get him." said Mr. Bailey, 
as If It were acoond the block at tbe price of 
ten eotta. ' ' 

Warner started back to London at once, agreed 
with the London managers on the price, and 
cabled tbe resalt to tbe New Tork office. 

Jim Davis, another agent of the abow, was dis- 
patched with tbe money to bring him over. 

Thla Tetslon of the acquisition of Jumbo by 
Baraom and Bailey ta -the correct one, aa Mr. 
Jod B. Warner aod Tbdy HamlllDn authentleated 
: tt a aa . atntemanta . la. rgtMes- written, for Tbe 

**^wS ^ifcl^MBM^ wtuiit B d 'yS>- London the 
second time." says Tbdy. SaaOtiai.' 'lie Immedi- 
ately began negotUtMaavWItk -Tlha 'TdBaws.* n 
board of fifty men. who eoaliolled:tba>amrs <C 
the Loadm Son.'* ■ . ? f -s^]^:,:^:}: ff^-:?^, : ■ 
;tt wan. ^aad that IBr.. WaoMe'^codd- ha*« 
- - tor <MM»Ogi.;f -sahf ^d M a iHy 



have been amaaed at Hr. Bamnm's nerrs in 
sending him such a long cable. 

In dae course of time. Jumbo waa shipped st 
Ixmdon and arrived in NeW'Xork. He was met 
at tbe steamer and escorted np Broadway by a 
team of ten horses, drawing the wagon bearing 
tbe tiox and the beast, sided by two elephants 
h*iitii^ poshing It. 

Tfana waa Jumbo safely placed in Madlaon 
Snoare Gardm. 

. ?nia total expense of baying the elephant, with 
transportation and landing fee, was about tU,- 
000. Iha raeaipts the Ont weA tan .asbihttad 
were 980^0001 Blur twwyaais 'he wad. wtthOBt 
doobt,; tbe greatest llTtng-^attiaetlan'CTCc known 
In the show boslneo, realising neariy If not 
quite S800,000 daring . that - period of time over 
and above all pravloDS receipts of the show. 

M^at snbseqnently befell Jnmbo is also mat- 
ter of history. Mr. Bryan T. Boae was master 
of transportation of the show. JnmtM wss car- 
ried in a car especially bnilt for him. It waa 
bl^cr In tbe root than the ordinary ear and waa 
biiot down In the center to within alx inches of 
the rails, for the beast required ft car 'twelve 
feet sli Lilches In tbe clear. At Cbatbam, Csn- 
sda, when the sbow was giving exhibitions. Mr. 
Boae was informed by the officials of the OTrand 
XkoBk Ballwajr that tbe tracka woold all be 
fteoi to load, that erenlng. Bdylng apon this 
Information. Jombd was coBfldotly walked down 
the tracka with the dmfff elephant,' lai the di- 
rection of the apedal ear. Boddenly an aosehed- 
nled special freight train loomed op. The bead' 
light of the locomotive nearly blinded man and 
animals. .and before they could get oat of the 
way Jumbo was- struck on the hesd by the en- 
gine of tbe train, and his skull was'fraetnred In 
two places. Tbe dwarf elepbant was tbrown 
down an embankment end sustained s broken 
leg — "pnshed aside by Jaml>o, ont of harm's 
way." it was said, by sn eye-witness to the ca- 
lamity. Jnmbo was killed, but be died game, 
for he derailed the engine and tbe cars. 

Tbe Grand Trunk BaOway paid tl 
(10,000 cash for tbla accident, and agreed to 
tra^vort the show aaotbec year In flanada, fice 

That don't look aa If tho' anli^'wM' kDIaft tr 
the ahe w peo^, as has been eneaad uJ y itated 

' She totlowlng winter Professor Wsrd; of Baeb 
.■oaated Jumbo's .-hide . and the afceletoo 
•0 that the next- jaar the 



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CIRCUS A JUOGLINO APPARATUS. 
Clnba, Batons and Moreltlaa. btamp. for eaU- 
leCOK BBWaaS TAX WTOK, dnoiaaatl. O. 



It In Tte BlUboMd, «eU 



JULY 28, 10ia 



Xtie Blllbo 



19 




TbPM! exblblU were afterwird glrea to td- 
(Bllllc in>tlluUoii>— oos to tha Uuieum of K«t- 
unl Ul>t«y. New York Clt;; tbe other, to 
TUCt'n College. Staoald may ooe care to see tbe 
tvo fmctore* Id Jombo'a ikuU, thtj mij do lo 
br IwiklDg at tbe akeletoa In tbe mnaenm. 

junibo wia BO tDicntfleeotly adnrtlMd tbat 

blB very name waa cooacrlpted Into OW **AmeTl- 

CM liinguage" to denote blgoew, .It to aet te- 
tmiuontly ua«d now H • 
Of Titanic, now th«.;! 

iomlio. or why, ba* L — — 

Utt, Its very derlratloa'.to'.nkamnrtat tkU 
muA lt pretir weU eeUbUihidi tbe appelUtlon. 
janbe, wbetber ortcbiallr latendcd to. coorey 
M Idei of ImmcDilty or not, wu inbMqiuatly 
aavloyed to Indicate bigneaa. becaua ft wu 
bame by tbe tallcat animal cTcr knows. 

Jiimbo'a deetb occorred at Cbatbam, Canada, 
M September U, 188S: ' 

ONE OF THE OLD-TIME SHOWS. 



Jnly B. 1»10. 



■sard to 



■Tawlar. Colo, 
The BlUboard Pnb. Co.. . . 
Cincinnati. Oble: 
fltoUcmca— aMiac to jwur Iwt 
a lettw Itioai^^BHMto: BraOMts la 
tbe ChaMat^'BaatarTlMw and tbe good oia 
•Vey-Bnfir* dva~«( lMur aao, I tbiak I caa to- 
bcah Us meioonr aoai* «a fo ttalaga that traaa- 
aired many seaaoos betoro Meaaia. HardeUa 
Brotlieta donned kaea paata. and I eaa ftre tbe 
conplete lonte and raslar of tbe abow, trom ita 
lalUil performance to tbe etota of the abow 

In 1887. 

la tbe year 18TO, De Haan and Oatten etartcd 
a railroad abow oat of Obleago, wblcb bad two 
cars. Tbe roater of tbe abow waa Jim Boblnaoa, 
rider: Pete Ooaklln, clown; Cbariey Lowery, 
burdle; Dan Bice, Jai» Wabb and Bamnm wcr« 
la cbarge of canTaa; Obarlle Banter, Hra. Hunt- 
er, Nettle DeBonnalra and Hike Anatln Joined, 
and tbraogb aome mlmadctataadlas Hnntcr Mt 
the ibow Ta Ulaalatppl aad atartad tto Da Boa- 
aaln-'a Orcat Persian K i p ea l ll uu . eoaalattag of 
gwdir Boater. Nettla O* BMualu^ Lawto Da 
■^**.J?^«?* ^aa* J i ya gP' w te d' tta i 
gaaada at '10. Tbe abow bad Caor ar Ota wt 
the ceaaon of '8S, aad waa one of tha beat' 
eqolpped wagon abowa on the road, and tbe 
iMle De Woanalre, tr a pe a e; 8. B. Call Xsow et 
kMt^p«_Ba«wba. .tnwHa; & OaUj aaw.at 



Tlie ordinance prOTtdea that a clrena ebarglng 
an admlialon fee of ten eenta most pay a II- 
cenae of «S00 a day or 13.000 a waak: a ebcoa 

eharclng from tea to twesly-Ma 'MMa> •S.BOa 
a day, and a clrena cbarglaf WM ttn { 
are centa, IS.SOO a day. 



I twenty' 



COL. LA VELLE MAKES STATE- 

Cbtcago, Jnly 18 (Special to The BlUboard).— 
OOI. La ▼elle. who ontll recently baa been aaio- 
elated wltb tbe Toong BnSalo THld West Sbow, 
waa baay laat week In Chicago annring bta 
flrteada aad tbe abow people In general that If 
tbeta bad been blUIng wblcb ceateinad him In 
what waa apparently a daimt tndo aa the 
tepatatloa of Col. Cody tt -Wm 'MM( 
tenttosal on bta part. 

Col. La Telle bears a a tilb la a Ibaaoblanee ta 
tbe ooe and only original BaOaie Bin. He bar- 
bora tba tmpreaaloo that bnnmt and anaoance- 
meat* aiada br tha Toong BoOalo aggregation 
tbstand tbto palat and oaed It aa capital la a 
mlalcadlng auaaer. Ool. I« Telle aays that in 
bla eoatraet It Vaa dearly apaclfled that bli 
name waa to be promiaantlj featured In tba 
biniag. He atatea, bowerer, that la bla opinion 
thaae aitlclia at anacBMat wtia not Imd np 
' " Ool. La T«lla 



to la 

te OoL Oadr and sriabes to 
■a a iniam i i at that It la ao way waa bla 
ta-tike adfaataa* «t Ua memblaaea to 
that fbaaaa aan aad that tt tbU baa been done 
it ta ha kaowB that tbe leapsaalbUlty 



Aa to wka la wha.^ aad who la light la « 
cuutio ie aa y between CoL. La Tadla aad tba Tonne 



BnSala Show may oajr ha datemlaed by tboae 
who haar hath .aldea a( .flw atair. Oertaialy. 



bowaew. la Oi^vtMr. 

tha — -'^^ • 



RINQLINO ADV. CAR NO. 1. 

Tha roater of BtagUac Biothera' adrertlatng 
ear aomber ooe ta as tallaWs: Geo. W. 
Ooodbart. car manager; TSm Ooadhart. boaa 
hlBpeatar: Bd. WaAtw aad Oaae Staats. lltbog- 
taphara; B. MduOaj. M. J. Mary. P. 8. Tralaoa. 



- ■ 1^%^ "^^■ 



THE TWO MLLV SHOW BAND 



"""/•fon. Lew WUUama and year bomhla aer- 

JLi°^?I?*^ """^ •» Carlisle. 

tbL .h^T'-.l'iS. !£ Ark. te tbe tall. 

The «^Li'^.J?* •» Smith. Kaaa. 

ilih^iff"?.?? opened at nttaborg. Kanaas. 
H<^« 52^r'K Tla»l3>n. Homer 

ro.J l-y^Sf.***^*"**" wagon abows oo the 
Slid.i!S*oT^'^"L"* "•»• or Hnater Oon- 
wlr.S.r' .SSfT*' ««»««tla» a« twea» baggage 
woRODa. eight cagea of aalmala. ttw^-* ■ 
the waaon at Plttsben.^KuiH. -^^L 
went by rail dBrlnattaMaJySTaa ™ 

W I f riiff'Sr <S?^ BMdena Bme.). 

WlTie wSlS.': I«.CIeda. Obarlea Browa. 

oiiiie woeeler (now tbe eloWB uaaelw 'of 
" . Tom Ball Vnd oSk SSlaT^^'iSa (£ 

•OMT- I waa with James T.- Jobaasa «a thia 
jecailon. and at Scraaton. KaamuLthaa waTa 

t?o2S- eompany and 1 wrote a note 

y -M IlSf*™^"^ *?••"»" «n»«ag the aeasooa 
Oe«S aSSfi.^ SS*. ttjt waa no other than 
tbM JINJ^ o« Oreaelle. Iowa. 

• aiO HABBIS. 

HEAVY SHOW LICENSE. 

Sacramento^ OaL. 'idjri Idi— At tha aaatlaa 

or tlie Board of Olbr TtaatMS. bSd jSt? 

fr™.£K™r» *» P«*lMUTa IliSwi la 



to r^iL%r*i"' ■",?^««»s wiu SaTCa asked 
Hnl V *^ clrena Ucenae to ptovaat Ma tbreO' 
r OK diowa from pitthtav Ihelrtwta aasaaOw 

»'^" In Broderlck. aosw lao 



'^>>>g drcnaea hasa 



I aute (aba. 



Jaaa OaMwaK. ~81lm" 

"Babe" UCDeaald. I 

Carter. Wla. .MaUer. IM 
bart Whalaa. "Ja 

Kolfai ~ ' ' ^ 



101 RANCH VKftFORMBRS 

TAINED. 




ENTER- 



Maaa., Jalj IB.— July 1 wm loag be 
d bj Oo ji et fBf e ia with tbe 101 
Baaeb Wnd Wast.: who srets (ortaaata cnoogb 

v.'ud ^ SmS -a'' aSSi&U boal- 
aasa aua of thIa etty. 

At tba doae of the afternoon performance at 
t^an, Ifaaa., tbe party entered bargea aad were 
driTca to tbe raUroad where a apodal oar cea- 
reycd tbam to Boetoo. Hers kafta - were 
again oatercd and tbe party proecadad 'ta Mr: 
Bobba* factory. After Inapecting aame. the 
pcrtonncrs and Inrlted gneeta were treated to 
a very olaborate epiead. 

.Before the gathering broke np. Fred Boms, 
tor tbe eempany, nude a few appropriate re- 
aurfce and Ifr. Bobbs feelingly tvspooded. 
Slnglag and dandag wan aezt la order aad later 
tbe eompeny retanad^Oa tha Jkav. BHaada where 




tbe erenlng 
largo a a d l e s ea. 

I* r - ■ 



by a 
also 



BILLPOSTBRSi^^lrWH IN;MieHi9AN. 



OwoasOb Mleh.. JMIr U.— aarawl maashsca at 
tta ciaw «( B^ toy fca thara* adwt Matat «T 

SSr ahtawaaacs*UTar at 'Owwao.^lK'^no 
largest catch was aiads by Bd. Wachtir. who 
laaidcd aa eatra flna black baaa. ...>. .. ^-v 



Deacoa DeUmore. tbe wcU-kaowa an a oa ac e r . 
baa tha Tealcs Theatre at Waldameer Park, 
Ma. Pa. Ur. Ddlmors wss the odMal aa- 



WARNINGtoSHOWMEN 

WE HEREBY SERVE NOTICE 

That our 1910 of Show .Equipn aat i> bbb^ii bI newi^ to tout buriDess, 
andjiMBMditBBir. IPS FBBB-^BMDIORIX. WepdpfcbMtbMOMBon 
iOiaoddnr. OotaigmwtBtlowi ')■. Wbbbb dlin MmtBlorBOLTE 



4WEYER IJOHTa 



UNITED STATES TENT & AWNING CO. 



cow. p. NEUMANN. Jr., Proa. 
JOHN C. MeCAFFERY, Troaa. 

22-28 North Desplaines Street, 



WALTER F. DRIVER, Viea-Proa. 
EDWARD R. LITZmaER, Sao'y- 

CHICAGO, ILL. 



WA.NXEO 



FX>R 



Campbell BroSo' Annex 

Musical act, lady contortionist, bag piper, oriental and 
colored musicians. Any act suitable for side show wire 
or write Thos. W. Ryan, mgr. Route: July 20 Casselton, 
N: D.; 2t Ptiriiaii^lllnn;; 22B^ 



500 RHESUS MONKEYS 



ALL SIZES. 
Monster Regal Python SaalBM^ . • - 
DdLrk-tailed Pythons, * • 

'Pythons,- - - - 
Chacma Baboons, etdv fllca^ 

— ^mx 



LOTOS 



^2tt 



$400 

- $10 to $300 

- ^18 19 f too 



YORK CITY 



MURRAY & COMPANY 

(INCORPORATEX» 

One repectoira 70x85, 10-ft. side wall. Top, 8 ounce drill. Side 
waU,6XoiiDii(B«diiQl: tiuvoiuhly roped; u^ed three weeks. Fdce. S220.00 
PalMaiid;«litei,-$40L«Ot-- ^^^^^ 

-: 6i «4a Mertdlart Street. CHICAC.O. 

SEND AT ONCE for Our Big List off SECOND-HAND TENTS. 



.'•■'V.'."-: 




W. Ontario 8U 

CHICAGO. 



I 



THREE HOTEL CARS 

Blearing eapMhiM^ 11, 23 and 25 Kngie. 
ALSO EVERY SORT OF CARS FOR SHOW PURPOSES 

fflCIS LOCOIIOTIVE AND CAR WORKS, Riker BdUinc Oucago. 



GREAT PARKER SHOWS ! 



CON T.^'KENllKDV, Gonoral Managop. 

ROUTE— Grand Forks, K. D., Ja|y 18th to 23rd; Minot, N. D., July 



30th. 



On Aeeeunt of Enlarging th* 



•n routawlththo ORCAT PATTCRSON SHOWS, I want to hoar from all 

FREAKS 

Lone leoton and me nlur. Send pbotus wblcb vui b« retonwd If tcqanted. AdUm*. J. I. - 
gtgkMO^lb^i^^^ira.^con^ Gtoot Potteraon Sbon. WlnnlpeB. Hon.. natU Jolj S3: wiMW*, 



JOSEPH V. SHERRY 

Principal Pioducing Clown 



.1910 



JOHN A. .SPi 



20 



Ttie Billboard 



JULY 28, 19101 



I oaMt wm b* sItcii you ' 

If' >Mt w w d IB cm of n* Bmboad, to help > 
Sol* wner to Uqnldata the debt* incnrnd by i 
tbc demtb of Iwr bobaad. WfllUm WOer. Tcbo 
was well known to tbe drcoi fnternltj ma 
fm to glre where asdttioce was needed, and 
be wu liked br *U tbe tnnpen with wbom be 
b«caine acqiulntcd. His widow has workrnl 
hard to pay ber debts and set ahead to baj 
proiicit7 for ber act, tid Is reall7 irallerUie (or 
the necessities of life, as her hnsband's deatb 
baa rendered her destitute, and ber present 
iejment brtoes ber bat a mcn_jMttane*. 
Is now scrrtaK as jaalttcaa at 7U North 
iTeime. IndlaoapoUs. lad. Tnnp- 
«ts wbo ate In srmpatby with unfortunate mem- 
ben of tbe profession are asked to assist tbls 
worthy woman, wbo Is anxloos to get ont of 
debt and get enooKh to paj- for the property 
aba need* while at work on the road. Mall 
eoBtrlbaUoiis In care of Tbe BUIboard, payable 
ta Mn. Susie wner. Bonbeor Brothers, pro- 
trtalGM jt.B nii|Mni ia>tii'a Ihawa, kam aac- 
■ait^t ^tt r JiiMl i jiyB ^ ly. sad tkar 

CONTBTBtmOSS.^ 

Tbs BOlboaid Pub. Co. f 10.00 

B. Hallo LOO 

Haxel Arnold 1.00 

Adr. Cu JIa. I. JnaC »sMiiin- abb— i, . .■ 4.TS 
ziat uaaa . -•09 

ICia. nCbdA* 1.00 
B_ O. S. ------..--.-^.^ ...B. . • • - • .ISO 

3£lsa Ethel .50 
M. A. y . ■ .50 

Bmar W s ll ac a . -SO 
.qafcj JaM g-- •^.•.••»;>:i£-.^«i.>.-.\.'.i;»' l-oo 



Wanted-Boss Canvasman and Assistant 

Good pay. Longsoason. Cowboya, Roporaand Ridors, Muaiciana 
for Band, Two Cooks, 6- and B-horso Drivers. 

MGR. JONES BIOS.' BUFFALO RANCH WILD WEST, 1m. SBEENPOBT, N. Y. 



WANTED FOR THE 



H. L. GURK ft SONS' WILD WEST SHOW 

OoBtraetlBC Agtat. Fetfonaefa In all Uaea, Bob*. Boaa Canraamaa. Seat Uan and Assistant, Man 
ta baadia Bolta A Wcyer Uikta. Cook to toa cook honse, two Oriental Dancers for annex. Aiunvr 
br wlia at oaee If tod want week. No boossis or kickers need write. Tazewell. Va.. Jul; 10: 
Grahan, Ta.. Joly 21; Princeton. Tm..Mtr 32; Petertown. W. Vs.. July ^li; Uuluu, W. Vs., 
July g. Wlr« at my expense. Aajfiai. M. U CLABK & SONS. 



WARTED 



„ FOR THE AL. G. BARNES BIG 
3 -RINO WILD AN IMAL CIRCUS 

First-class Animal Trainers, Performers and Musicians. Moose 
Jaw, Sask., week of July 18>; Brandon, Man., week of July 25. 



SEf>TEMBER 27-28-29-30. 



PEOPLE DAIUY ATTENDANCE 



iCIRCUS GOSSIP. 



' The roster of San BrothscS* ear "■^fr— !aaa 
la aa follows: Senator GCO.-B. Bcttlty. car 
manascr; Bert Voore. in cbarce of pnar: r. 
Boweo. r. Horlda. C. Biggins, T. Btiar. H. 
Tjiisrh. C. -Wnilard, B. Benson. bOIpoBtasa; P. 
Shields. Utboctapher; D. Poiiisjr, baaaara: 7. 
JadK. pngrama: B. WMmrIiM; paata maker 
H. HUdAcaxit. < ■ - - 



tba trie of •^■ea wUk 
at tbe vcdaHy 
tip pcrf onnsnes with 

, la a physic*] ealtnia. 

from repocta ice*l«i^.fl» 
at aa«' 





act ipdt Te^ 



— . , r-Waln-^ 

latMl OBk, ta. Bert Cole, 
—-j.^—. Jirt . Dike were tha chief 
k«t-lka baaatttU H^layaL ' Httndreds 
— Mb tamed out to aee tbe patriotic 
edebratlofi. 

Ba nator Geo. B. Beckley. manager of car 
aember one of the Son Bros.* Show, wishes to 
be rememboed to bis many friends with flie 
whit* tOfis sad theatrical attxactloaa. 
. CUff Wodetiky. circcs contracting agent and 
ban show manager, joined tbe Wortbam-AIIen 
anlTal Company when they opened, May SO. 
wodetsky is assistant manager and press agent. 

Mr. and Mrs. AL O. Harris, ctrena perfWm- 
era and comedy sketch artists, joined tbe Sod 
Bros.' Shows at Paa ia i. Pa. a SnrlnS ^ 




i -Xlant with the 
— I called home Jidr 

.— 1 «< bis father. B» 

to return shortly. 

„^ caterer of prlrllege car with the 
Highly Baap Shows. Is highly spoken ot by all 
coueeted with the show for tbe cxcdlCBt treat- 
ment accorded tbem. 



working tiaet 
erery pcrfon_ 
Brothers' Show, 

Bd. Wsltoo and 7aek B. Rarria. with tbe 
f5rt'".V"??"» Show, bare been engaged 

with the Bboda Royal ladoer Citcna fcr the 
earning winter. .. , 

„Hasd^I>urbainniw baa Ml Oa .XtOK BaOalo 



Molt. Wla., tot a aw^S^ Jtigit oFcoh 



k«w dascd wtth tbe 
Mi ere new at tbdr 
Ont.. Csa.. for a mnA-nteded 



^Mlj- BcBMtt's Tent Show at Sinaca, Minn., 
"hleb baa been playing the eastern part of 
Kansas, left for their country borne last week. 

The Stm Bros.' Shows plajed Toledo, O., their 
home city. July 12, to two large audiences. 
They used the big Door strest drms grotmda. 

Cbas. Ward, after natstng a bioken hand for 
the past fnir_aaatha. faapfl Ict failing, baa 




JOe UrMaim and Kra. HoUIster were 
vtaltera at the ' Hagenbeck-Wallace Show at 
CrawfordBTlUe. Tnd,, July 13. 

J. Bincnger. Jate of the Focepaogh- 
■jiBraa.* drcna. Is playing bearles with tbe 
Stock Company. 
J'.'.'tOaol^ has tbe side show with tbe Pamoos 
He has ten acta and a col- 




Dickey 
EranariUe, Ind-i' 
ginning Jane 80. 

Bob Reed la 
with the Foi 




Wanted. aU kinds of shows and PRI V I leges. Ei ther rent or percentage 
basis. Tim is the place to get the money. Address HENBY MEYBRBOKP, ~ 

intsndent of Ptivil^es, 1402 Broadway, New York. 



AT LIBERTY 

After July 23rd 

RUBETEAM 

For PARKS, FMiB r GIRCIS 



ADDRESS 



MR. AND MBS. LEO. BRUNSWICK, 
807 Third Ava.. Naw York Cl«y. 



FIRST ANNUAL FAIR, FARMERS' INSTITUTE AND DRY 
tONGRESSi at HARtOWTONrMdIltANA. 



One whole week commencing Uondsy, September 12, 1910. We innt Acta of all kinds; siso want 
to bear from tbe largest Camlral Companies at once. This will be one of the largest and moat 
extenstre Fklrs In Central Uoatana. A new town. In a new eoontir. OB the new Cblcsgo, HUwanhae, 

^ . T^pho ma. >» ttiio — 



ft St. Ful BaOioai. 




FDBHISS AXX AXTaAOTIOn POR 
SXREErr FAIR, MARSHALL. MHSii ■ 

OT 7TJI.T SS-SO; A1TBPICES EAQUB. 
Can place one mora Tcsited Attraction or Platform Show that does not conflict. WOL 
from Musicians snd EYec Ada that do two or more acts; also Piaalsts. Talkers, and ' 
People. CONCXS8I0B8 XBH DOUiABS. Write or wire what TM have. Address, 

- . . ■ . • . KIOBO * I008, Managers. Weak.e< tftT-lM, Oentralla. Mo. 



LOOK! 

The 



WANTED! 



LOOK! 



I iiiii 



2^Na 1 



Plantation Show, Merry-Go-Roiind and Ferris Wheel, Free Acts, Conces- 
sion people, write. Man for cook house, A No. 1 man to work Queen 
Contest and Ptogram and look after the press; must be a hustler. 
Windy Geoige write H. L. Tucker. Going South? Yes. Fair searetar 
ries. Kick us up. Route: Cambridge, Ohio, wedc Ji^ 18; Waihin||Uin, 
jE!k,jpffdc Jidy 25. Address BEN. KRAUSE. . 



Cgburn's Graater Minstrels 

Must Join August 1st 



COIIBDZ ACBOBATIO OB ISAICBB ACT. 8XBONO SIMGLB OB DOUBLB NOyBUCT, COMBDY 




WANTED 



_ FOR THE BIGGEST 
EVENT OF KANSAS 



-WANTED 



frlaKalcm^^^ 



WANT— Complete Carnival Company, Aeroplane 'Attrac- 
. liM, Fire Show, Big Novel and SensationaJ Ont-dMr 
Free Acts and Attractions of All Kinds. 

CONCESSION PEOPLE— DON'T MISS 
THIS ONE BIG SHOW OF KANSAS 

^■.■^?::^rOR-MliilE,. BANNER BUSINESS OF 
YOUR SEASON. 



Om fiOO,«W people, in the two citico to diai 
ina Ilie li|ria|MB'at the last Stmet Mc To 
4riiV:aiMi 'iiaBd>ei8. All lit* wirss. 



Orer 800,000 paid ■dmlMloaa In flTO dare 
the iiaiiliia eC 

am 




CIRCUS 
AGENT 



T#dutf -yei^ expem 
as General v;^AgeQt ard 
Railroad Contractor. Ad- 
dress CIRCUS AGENT, 
care of The Billboard, Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. ' ; 



Pianist at Lilierty 

Owlof to cloalox Of tbeatie lien, am at llbetty 
Ang. 1. icedar. tzanspoae; A. W. at U. 

Experienced In rsaderllle and picture waifc. 

AddlTJW TTANIST, MANRINO THEATRE, Hid- 
dieaboro, Kj. 



SingernLitierty 

For comic and pepalar aoog* in spotlight or 
lllnatrated or anytbbif: baritone. In bostnesa 
five years. Will act aa manager if wanted. 
A. SINOEB, 4IM7-A Belmar, St. loula. Mo. 



SLEEPING CAR 

FOB SALE 

Pnllman type, steel tired wheels, two ststs- 

room* and kitchen. Bleeping accommodatlOB* for 
38 people, ready for Immediate service. Prlea, 
S»00. NEW JERSBT CAB * BQCIPMBBT 
CO., Passaic, N. J. 




Hnpflilnk 

ffiMIUDTS 

Havo Opon Tim* 
for FoIm, Parks* 

etc. For farther iii> 

formation wiite^ 
Loollo, Miehlgan; 



UNEQUiaED FACILITIES 

For arranging and handling Avia- 
tion Meets. Highest connections. 
AVIATION MEET SYNDICATE, 
care of Billboard, 1440 
New York City. 



nw moot attraetlfa end (aaeinattag ot aU a**; 
dtjr ball gamsa. Twehtr-foar mammoth flMi 
pl^rtac eatda mounted ob a rack. Xhfow — 



Avteaaatle saortng flsh pond. A mlalatiire la* 
prodnetloa of an old mill aeene with tb* wilICi 
the wooden mill wheel, and the flah. all l a 

fan p artlonl ara. tTu. HAVO; 

mx ounmivaxxov oo.. Ketat 

WU§n »eofU, XUa. 



AT LIBERTY 

Cbas. Curtiss, violin; Joe Thomas 
and J. A. Jennings, comets. A-1. 
aober^^jcefa^b^^^dtete? Yes, 



JULY 23. 1910. ■ .The Billboard 



~^ X. I. T. RANCH IN •TORM. 

ISSIr HCBM 'IwlnB • terriSe thandantorm 
^ i,kll!«d «nd two clrla moa one 
: Th« aecMent threw 



X. I. T. 



SKiTorlir lb* eWBPjiiid no pcrformuM wai 



SiTm the tCDt*. nd for a time It looked aa U 
JSr whole ontflt would be wiped oat. On the 
lime <l>y. Coleman, of the CoUnu tad Ifnb 
Si, eiporu. paid the ahow a Tiait. and waa 
E^IlT welcomad aa an oU and popular mcm- 
Of Mr. Kaanedy'a ahow. Wm Kcnpad/'a 

bwK fell dr-* — '-- 

nu «»»<•., 

iSSla ckaafc-M ■ '•wit of tbt: 



dniins a eowglrl raea, white Mine at 
I. bat the lady , bad a aa lt a a iflaaa 
taiw/ Bbo.wm a Mm* 



HELP THR>'BmiriM«:^.^qr^ 



Buy iW^' *'Tt»» 
fhe Billboard. . ^ ^ 

Clsdnoatl. O. ^ ^ 

' Dear Oente — We beard from anthentte corre- 
twndi'nee tbat Mr. Heniy Potter, of tba Faer- 
tm rotirre Aeftellatt COb, bo* baa>ta tjnr 

^ch bu bioasM him , and bto.CaiOr to a 
of want that naads ear aaautaaee, aa- 

• - Mttia child. Plenae 



pir yna with all 
Zrim the farm, and 
ar than otban. A 

P. a BOX xia. 



CAKB YJait— We can anp- 
Of Tasat Snakea, tteab 
flxad aata to handle, cbeap- 
' ofdma DMaaptir ablpped. 
~itine. Xena. 



Sbowmen'a Baadqnaiten — Don't foreet, while In 
St. LoQle to meke your hea^V^uartere at **Jake*a 
Place." 152S Market St. Troopers alwaya wel- 
come. Bend your letterlietds and pbotoa; taara 
tbem dUplajed. Billboard and Clipper on file. 

TOrt FOR BALE, CEEAP— OOxOO; ball rlns 

top, 10-ft. tide wall, 12 lenKtba tetta, ttage, 
Bcenerj, llghta. proaceaium arch, reaenred aeat 
nattina. atafce miller, ererTtblnc readj to set 
DP. and aU wM f» elMtltelJIbto. 
ontflt. «280 caah. iM/WTi.- JXSUK Gen. 
Dal., lA Oranie, Ilia. 



stdillr tot bla w<» w ..»— 
JSlattaotlea of aU otbar cbcnaea to tbta wor- 
Sgr aaaaa^aad for thaat to aand tbair adbaerip- 
SMTwne BUlboatd. 



"IMeaad plaaae And aabaerlptlon Ui 
mtmfa Oiaai Ldadoajhswa and moner 

» •*;f?ar. tmlr. 

w. w. 



flat et 

order fw 



. WNatoHoaa far Min. ^B^iyS^JiLS* 
Faaitaa Fottexi, tttm the Bowe^t mat ImOob 



Jut UosiTan .... 13.00 

Bert Boweia B.00 

Wailam Eddy S-00 

W. F. WaUett 5.00 

io* BrtJ 1.00 

B. P. Carl LOO 

Will DelaTCTO .... 1.00 

Manitt 1.00 

lift * MM. SUMtt UO 



Ed. Natban ....tl.OO 
Cbaa. A. Taylor.. 1.00 

W. O. Dale 1.00 

Bd. Oarlaod J.00 

WUIlam Tnaler.. X.0O 
Barl Wrisht .... LOO 
H. r - - 

OeoL 



HaUhen il. O. Buaii^ 



Max French 2.00 

Wm. Tafe 2.00 

Jaa. A. Morrow .. 1.00 
Fartlab .... 1.00 



O. (Bbrtmp) Sett- 
ler 1.00 

TMe Dneiow ... 2.00 




l«0 



Banj. Hooie 
BiBj Balle 

The BlUboatd haia t a r w at Jad ekack for tba 
aoooat to The Peerlaaa Fottai*, ▼cnlee. Oal. 



jure wms jBimTt in uada or 




UMiniRMS 



For Bands, Military, 
Miutrel Pint Part, 




Ushers, Bell Boys, 
Esse Ball, Poot Ban, 
, Basket BaO, ele., ete. 

BaSartoiul MeiiHon 
MBndqfUnifiHm Wantmd. 

WMBTBllnifonnGOa 

a 14 •.CLANK ST. CHICAGO 



BERNARD BRUSH CO. 

Rector Binldiiis, CHICAGO. 

Bx. Bx. S'tralfht Bore Circni Bmsb, f3.TS eicb: 

»42.00 IHT (!.»». P.priianri* Cold Water I'aate, 10 
lb. box, $3.(X); 200 lb. hhl., tlO.OO. 



WANTED— A CIRCUS 



On pereeatase baata, for the middle 



Vhe BUIbaerd. 1«M Biaadaay. 



of Saptem- 
care 

City. 



Bis apeetal attraetleaa for Platlorm or B-ln-I — 
ChJaeee Palaea and painting. $46; atz-Iesced 

Follymoamke and painting, |40; the Manodlle, 
MS: the Moloko. (4S: Wonder Child, $25: Demon 
Ctallir, *23; Flab Cblld. $2S: Platform Top and 
Side Wall, red and yeUow atrlpea. tor l<zl8-tt. 

Slatform, almoat new, |IB; new llat tree. WH. 
lELSOM, 0 Tan Korden St, N. Cambridge, Maaa. 



TtN I S v.- 

( Ah.v ;- I ,u: DIi: \llTi.(.y'K 

KiM S...N C iLyMissoui-i | 

Wi ll.- OurSi o-vTentCatalo*: 




BRILLIANT . * 
PRIMO UGHTS 

For Circuses, all kinds of 
Tent and Outdoor Shows, 
Concession and Street Men. 
Write for Ctttalogue. 

WINDHORST & CO. 

104-6 N. 12th St., 
ST. lOUa, MO. 



PRMGESSDECARMEN 



LEADING FEATURE 

's Fams Um, Sum 1910 



STODDARD&WALLACE 

Still Gettias a Good Laugh 
Wftk Snh Bros.' Shows. 

Regaids to Fsiaiijls. 



ACTS AND PERFORMERS 

with th* 

HOWE'S GREAT LONDON SHOWS 



—1910— 



ED. NATHARS 

HEBREW CLOWN 

THArtALL. QUI! QUIT OUR 



UYENO FAMILY 

- ' 6 Japanese 

'ustairived from a successful trip 
thiDu^ South America 
. BNOAOEO 



Merritt Belew 

Sis Hone Act 
■ uid Comeily Male 

Hurdle 

GeoigeCMnk) Allanl 

The Real Copper 
Never Sleeps enliis Beat 



EARL WRIGHT 

Artistic Trick Tumbler with so 
many Original Tricks 

Featuring a Somersault with a Chair, 

with a 22 ft. Drop 



WANTED FOR GOLLMAR DRDS. SHOW 

EXPERIENCED N0.2CAR MANAGER and EXPERIENCED CIRiaiS BIUPOS^ 

FRED GOLLMAR, ear* Wallingten Hetal, CHICAOO. 



AL. F. WHEELER'S SHOWS 

WANT SOBER BOSS CANVASMAN 

BOSS PBOPBBTY MAN, and aober Worklncmen In all departmenta. It yon don't appracUle 
decent treatment, keep away. Join ae per roote. Can plaea Stmns Oatalde Attraction with llsht 
apparatw). Munbnrc, Y., July 20: Morth OaiUBa^ R. T., SI; Oowanda. N. Y.. 'Xi: Soutn Day- 
ton, N. Y., 23: Bandolpb, N. Y., 25: BalUMMM. H. M: AUtSHir. M. T.. 27. 



-WfTH THE — • 

Baraum & BaOey Show— 1910 



James Duval 



FELLOW 



-wIOi- 



BARNUM AND BAILEY. 



Eqaestrian Sea Lions 

—WITH- 

BARNUM AND BAIIaET 



Prince ¥< 

Tie Japandtt'^Wmifer 



-In Hla- 



Higk rm Mri SUa iif iifis.^ 



THE OMOINAI. 



Foolish Dick Ford 

The Cop thay all copy, bat I ass the 
Cop that Copa tha Coppaaa. .B9 

yoa cop? EucMBd for s lift 
thaGiaatsskffiiiwoaBBiA. 



JOHN F.ADAMS 

Great Carnival 
J^IMUUih Clown 



Comedy Bounding Table 
Acrobats and Flying Hats 



-wltla- 



BARNUM AND BAILEY. 




HOLLAND 
The Qown Prodadng 

— WTTH- 

BARNUM AND BAILET 




PERFORMERS WITH 

Gutry BroSi AU Nsw Ftatun SbQws 



European Acrobatic 
and Kslesr 



That Rapid 
Fire Bar Act 



Paul Bncbanl ft Wife 

Contortion 
Hand-Balancing 




The Four Kellys 




A. WINDECKER 

Manager 
Gentry Bros.^ Annex 



VenlffloQiiist 




22 



In 



(iIR€US GOSSIP 




Hany 

toarinr Ckn«Kh OUs and rcnqrlnBte. canlca 
a (IxtT-Coat mU tap wftfc a thM7-CMt aU- 
dl* piMaw tncaty-OTO f iiij l i . aad « kaad aC ifx 
ptccoi, onitT the dtaccttaa ac FloC DMb. Tha 
perfanuBca caa a l aU of Bmy WmlliiM. as- 
sisted I>7 Us bratbcis. Wm. aad Chas. aad bl« 
wife, Lena, asd Cbaa. Johnston. In aerial acta. 
G«o. Conraj la stase nuaaser, — by 
WiaOr WInaaa. _Bd. ifanhan. One ^^^^ 

aiiaiM a ear nomber one of Gentry 
B. Harris, car minager; 
' oC paper; s. Ston^ and 
aceata; James J. Joaes, 
Bmnnd Tfiiiililria, Geo. Cable. W. H. Jnlmnnn. 
TaA Bendenoa. Otis Otermejer, Robt. SmUh. 
blUpoaterB: E arl Mabej-. In cliar^e of b 



Ukaa: a Juibi 

Ctaat Kcaar. ckec; wmia Am 

O asu R. Embree, asalstaat masB^er sC 
tar and Coulter Sbowa, Hany and Uiaa 
Bny, SM(. Jack Zvleker7 and Setb Cos 



S. D.. JolJ-a: In 
Act UMb, Mr. 
aM Ufa XUfi - - 



miles apart. 

E<inestriaa dtr«etor Dare Castdlo. Sr.. witk 
tbe Frank A. Bobblna Sbows. oddwated kik 
araetb birtbdaj at Man. Pa.. Jidj T. DaTe 
reeetred many preaenta and Luii>i atdlillMi ItoBi 
bia nmnerons trlenda with other ahmra as Trell 
aa a Tery bandaome poM-headed nmhreTIa, a pair 



10 BIG SHOWS FEATURES 

SEASON 1910 TOURS 



lunm twHii, Jr. 

IS Wmi THE 
SAME SHOW THE 
DE COMAS ARE WITH 



I£ OAR'S PONIES 
A 




THE TWO LEQNS 

NOVELTY 
DOUBLE TIGHT-WIRE 



UNIGER TRIO 

5 ? ACROBATS 3 : 
Season 1910 



WBL DE MOn AND 
MILUE EUNICE 



Par Elxcellencar ■ 



LEACH and VANCE 

NOVELTY WIRE ACT 
FntmiiK latfy holding wire in 

teedi. Address for open tune 



fllRREII LINCOLN TRAVIS 



Open Comp^ftion to AIL 



If 



The Great Hindoo 
Wonder Worker 

FeaturiBg the Great Hindoo Basket 
llyatciy. Formerly with Leon Herman. 



TWOOEUiBM BAMOIB 

PREMIER JUGGUNG 
AND BARREL - JUMPING 



FRANK HAMILTON 
:\ and CECILLIA 

^ /-JUMPERS 



GLASSCOCK'S 
4 COMEDY ELEPHANTS 

Featnrln^ a Keprodnctlon of 

Trddy Rooaevelt In Africa, 

Baby Elepli3.nt pkyingpart of Teddy. 



Buric's Wild West 




Dirwtton GFO. M. BURK. 



GEO. B. BECKWITH 

The Famous Englisli GteoM 

and Pantomime Clown, Pro- 

dacK and Principal Clown 
of dia Siiow. 



DE COMA TROUPE 

THE ONLY 
AND OpGnpAL ACT 
by 'tiiii Bame 



HAL NEWPORT 

.i Kntflish Clown 




an- 

and many cMts from tbe peifonura with 

tbe Robblna Show. 

Tbe Frank A. Bobbins Sbows are sow com- 
meoelns tbelr tenth week in Penoaylf ania. Bosl. 
Beas baa been rery aaUsfactoiy and aU condi- 
tions point to continued soceess in that State, 
▼laitlac day at BUwood City. J11I7 8. fonnd 
Daa Bablnaon and Walter I<. Main tbe coesta or 
Mr. Bobbins, and all enjoyed a very pleaiant 
aftemooB. 

Jobony Boooey. of the Kldioc Bocaej-a. wafi 
oblind to take a abort lay on 00 accoant of 
atralnlng tbe ligaments of bla leg. He la now 
back witb tbe ForepiDcb-Sells Brotbers' Show. 

The Hlnea-Kimban Troape, wltA tka Vate- 
paogb-Sella BrDttaas* Sbow. are bmIIw With 
success with their act. Mra. J. OF. Bmb JMMd 
tbe sbow after borying ber mother. 

raUx Ortaney with family, alx In namber, 
fMir ladles and two gents. Mlases Annetla. 

Helena and JuUa, equUlbrlata and tlglit-wlre 



Old-tlBCIS 

their art. 

Tbe J. B. Escbman Eaiopean BaiMiy .Cferaib 
wblcb opened at MUaeapolla, MIbb.. ia May. 
la doing an ezeelleat bmlnfss la tbs M sit h ara sL 
Tbe band with tbia show wtn ba aagSBcated, as 
It Is the intcntioa of the BUBiscmaat to nuka 
It one of tbe Ooest ever eairfed with aa or- 
ganlsatioB of tbla character. 

Tbe line-up of tbe basebsll team with the 
ForeiMugb-SeUs Brothers' Sbow Is as (allows: 
Derlo. C. A. Worth. P. F. Morsa. lb.; Tow (Jap- 
anese). 2b.; Jameson. Sb.: Malasattn, C. F. C. 
Boooey, r. f.; Flat Iroa. L t.;:Bwia^^aa. 
This team U oat to meet aU oaMaaa. aipacUv 
the Baraum-Balley team. 

J. F. Weltxel (Cblnney). formerly with the 
Campbell Brothers' Show, baa thlrty-alx men on 

SJrops.. as tjlloKB: Jim Blown, Kreochj Bar- 



GOLLBAAR BROS.V SHOWS 


CECIL LOWANDE 

NO CHABiPION 
BUT MAONC good 


TheROBERTOS 

SENSATIONAL KNIFE 
THROWERS 
MAKING GOOD\: 


CARL NEMO 

BARREL JUMPER 
AND 
EQUIUBRBT 


MLLE. CLIFFORD 

CELEBRATED. 


BURNS, RROWN 
AND^IHQ^ 

CoDiedy Bar Act 


ZIP 


GUSLIND 

UNSUPPORTED 
LADDER AND FOOT 
JUGGUNG 


and eeorgia ilntrels 

ANNEX FEATURE 



PERFORMERS WITH 



BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST 
AND PAWNEE BOX'S FAR EAST 



KRAO 

Tk Mksbif link 


''BAIY VICraiM'' 

(BICHK.) (Oopyrlfbtad.) 

"IHEEN Of iyj. FAT fillLS" 

' AddraMeaioiiteercsieof BObosid. 


MAUD D'AULDIN 
and DELNO FRITZ 

Tbe World's Greatest Sword 
aad Electric Ll^t Swallowers. 


IIUITIIL J 

Feature of the 


IISSUN 
Mif 

Big Show 


MEXICAN 
TRICK ROPERS 

Cbi^ Mexicaa Joe 


PLAN 

Orifl^al One Mi 
tra. Character 
Act 13.^ 14. mm 


^B^Ordbai' 
utn bi <me. 



★ 



BRADBURY FAMILY 

MUSICAL ARTISTS 
SEASON 1910 



★ 



JULY 23, 19ia. 



Xtie Billboard 



as 



Srli-T S:nwa. Arnold. Joo Miller, property 
r= 't > froupe U wltb tlw F<ir«p4iisti-acIU 
■nikcn' &kiw. 

«k FiMwagk-ScUs Bntbcn' Sboir did tlie 
iMat Malan* sine* laarlns wtoacr qnuten 
SET ikcir trip tkraask tb* Suta of Milne. 

^Ik. 5U M Mk o( Joij It WW tarn awi; 
i7,|ir- Tk* lut pUc* *U(tea wu Portlind. 
SjnUirj' pUT*< to capacity buliun at both 



Binlnas and J. D. Cramer have left 
^ Tankfe Robinaoc Sbowi. and will put oat 
^im allow aad«r caoraa. tb« aame as last 

^S. nn trill aiar tbe parka aod Iain, In- 
^Sm*A 9mS» SapcidtlaB at Toronto, 
Jf^a'tta !!■•;>>■ bcaa booked. 

n. IL UBwL 101 "1 aBCBt Jooea Btoa.* 
■J.U VpSWcft. who baa made bU 

bndqortan^k Moor Tark (or aooMjItM. Tla- 
iifd adtaftMw nako 
■I Clen OimJL T. Ji 
day for CHMfi 

rroT. i:*-*. PtauMw tko knanm atroteber, with 
IV Fiin-p-"<k-8HI» BiMkcn' ttow la tbe aide 
lud Tka Itaa •( kte Ufa dnrlu bla vlalt 
l^Uhir. Mill«rtartr at Bath. .wberehU (riends 
alSrMloMbtU trip thrmsb tbe 

Tie IbiOMM Mar Colored Band. Id tbe aide 
AMr u •■c Forepaocb-SeUi Brotbera', onder 
- ol U. Bawlea. la meeting 
1 la BiaaalaK iMi* crMrds. 



Tbe many triandi of J. A. Wrlgglns will be 
glad to learn tbat be baa (ally lecoTered bla 
Tolce and baa reeamed cbargo 9t tka Baroua & 
Bailey black top. For tbe poat arrtral awaona 
Mr. Wriggloa baa managed tka Mack tap with 
tha RlagUas Broa.' Bkow. 

Boater ot tha Annas wMk Haar BUl'a WUd 
Weat and Col. Oco. W> fMiacd Aalmal 

Sbowa: J. B. Irwia. -MMptl HBO. Irwin, 
mind raider: MUc. ZOIat -MMa ttamrt ftot. 
Bayea, Punch aod^mape; b Madlcr'a 

tioape oC trained Uona. 

Wm. Oberlleld. Ed. Maraball and Ocol Coo- 
way, with Barry Oberfleld'a Mew Bmpira Show, 
are (tamlac np aa act. Tlicy will b« koswn 
■a the Uttca Bna. aad win bo with tba Em- 
pire 8bow natll September 18. when they play 
TandeTllla time. 

Tbe folIowlQg clowns are with tbe Forepaugh- 
Sella Brotbera' Show: Bert Sotloa and Albert 
lohDsoD. Max Dlllac Mlaait .Pawlat tkr. orig- 
inal cop; W. B. DoaakMb •MMte.'JMM and 
his pad dot; Jack. 



Ma*a Wnd West No. 3 wm only 

■tia' al|kt mkMtloaa tntn tha fair aeaaon 
eammeneea. at wbleh time Bniaeba John will 
combine bla namber one and two companlea. 

Frlta Bowdea. blllpoater, for tba paat two 
yaais. wltb the 8aa AntootOb Tex,. BtUpoattat 
Oompaay. ta now caaneeted with tba Utah BiU- 
poatlBK caaivaqy. flalt Lako Citr. 



• > PERFORMERS WITH . . ' 

milGENBEM^ SHOWS. 1918 



The Savoys 

With their Acrobatic 

Bull Terriers 



Elmer Querry 

THE FROG^ 
ilAir 



Seutb Sea Island Joe 

AND WIFE BENO 
Odd, Strang* and Curious 

Mualcnl Instrumants 



CHAS. CROOK 

EQUESTRIAN 
DIRECIXML : 



C HAMPIONS 



RUTHERFORD'S 

Tasma Troupe 

Featuring 
TASMA. THE FIRST 



lillian Van Aiken 

and Her 
^'Educated Pigs** 



★ 



Riding iGonners 



JACK SUTTON'S 
Tasmanian 
Van pieman Troops 



Besttc Slddmore Eariei 




JIM H. RUTHERFORD 
MM^il ProdudnK 

LOTTIE RUTHERFORD 



•HERE'S ME!" 

Arthur Borella 

THE OLD CLOWN 
It 



Anitn Cwnm 

Single Aerial Act 



Chas. Marvelle 

* - ■■ • - * '. - - ' ■•- 
• Ibrdly fwUirliwiiit 



John HeUiote 

■'ANIMAL 
TRAINER 



★ 



tranafencd from tbe BIc root ta tfea OL ft 0. 

at Cincinnati. Jnl7 U. 

aiebard'a Concert Bai 
Sella Brotbera' Sbmr, la 
ot moale beard fdr a 
■acD wltb a etrcoa. 

Tba AlrerTa. balaaelag lianiaa artlat^ 
tbe Forepansb-Sella Brotbera'Sbow, are ecr- 
tmlnly dellrerlnx the gocxla at eTery performance. 



Ocergo Bwtmj b tbe eqneatrlan 
Oo Famooa Ri^rt-t~" Sbowa. He waa I 
wltb tba Hageabeek-Wallace Sbowa. 

Tbe Two Franka are boldlns tbe aodlcacaa 
wltb tbelr One work on tba trapexe, Tbey aia 
itm wltk tba Iteepaacb-Saila Brotbera' 

Tka Aerial rsatata, t rapt aa artlats wlU 
Forepingb-SUIa Brotbera' Show, are pie 

larxe aodlencea with their hlgh-claJa act. 



PERFORMERS WITH.... 

BtingUng BrosJ 

WorliTs Greatest Shows— 1910. 



6--Flying NibMSrS 

FLYING 
RETURN ^ACT 



EDDIE KQIQ 



MR. M. IB^Am 

Uiit. oil 




THE HUMAN DOLL 

FEATUSV or ANNEX 



FOSTO 

Marvelous Flexible 
Equilibrist 



sEiaiiinnsiniiirE 



AOMMAfS 



THE 5 ALEX TROUPE 



Worltf's 

FLYING TRAPEZE ACT 
First tim* In America 



CARL LUSTER 

HAND BALANCING 
CONTORTIONIST 



JOHN R. AGEE 

America's 
Cbampiott Roogk Rider 



CastriUon Troupe 

Acrobatic Act 

Cuban Wonders 




Fred SteUing 

English Clown and 
' tts Dog Bobby 



ViaOR LEE 



NHJAUROV 

Handling Foar of Ae Larg- 
est Serpents in Captivity 



2-0'D01ES-2 

WIRE RUNNBKI 

JUMCERS 
AND CAKE WALKERS 



THE FOW NDNUnS 



ABREU TROUPE 



MOST REMARKABLE 
IIEUCAN AOtQilATS 



The Hying Wards 

The FMtert and Jjioak 



John F. Slater! 

Clovmiiig and 



MARDO TR(0 

Presenting 

'Tommy Atkins on Duty** 



24 



T e Bill board 



4(ilLV 23, 191^ 



PJBPpNOENI' M OTtON PI COTRE; i^Ii^E 

MD>nyention Held at Niagara Falls July 16 and 17 Replete with Results Advantageous to the Cause. 
Important Que^onsDiscu^ 



By LYNN MILBURN. 



X., loir 18 OSpceUI dbpatch to 



BIIllMMitf).^Xh* 

dcpodaat Mortal netm\SItttae», held >t 
Imperial Hotel, MUsua Falls, IT. T.. Joly 
IS and 17, ended In a feeling of creat harmony. 
TweDt7-oae repreaeoUtlTcs of excbmoges and 
thirteen caanafactaren were preaent dorlns the 
two-day conTentton, altboagli onlT* one meet* 
" which laatad nm;S-t» U ». nu. 



eMlulTOlj 



Id; was held. 
Jaly le. Sunday 
to pleaanre aeekloc. 
' The fbllowinr reprewntatires of exchanses 
.were preaent: 

B. O. Badmsan; Great Weatcm Film Serriee, 
CUeaso; W. E. Green, Boetoi; Mr. Oorman, 
Boston Film Rental Company. Boston; - Bxhlb- 
Iton^ Ftim Companyv New Xork; !>. Boaaett. 
Hew York; John Kanlulmer, Paramoiuit Film 
Company, New Toik; William Stelner, Stelnei 
Film Exehance; A. Eeasel, Empire Film Bz- 
dlance; L.. Kesael, <3rcat Baatem FUm Bxchange, 
New York; H. A. FItxseraU, Consolidated 
Amnement Comnmy, Baltlmoce; James BelUy, 
Aasrieaa nteJbnlM. ntialiais: Bu A. DavlB. 
tadapandaBt Yllai Oamaar 'FittShnrK: Tbomaa 
BsO^, Sontbem FnigniMsoKe^ 'Cincinnati; J. 
HeMalloa, Cloeliiiutl FlIm BMliiing*; CindmiBti; 
C Aber, Buckeye Film BKehsnBe, Haytoii, O.; 
A. J. Smith, Victor FUm flerrles. BnOaloro. B. 



Ploach, Antl-Iknst Film Company, Chicago; 
taenc Cllne. Chleuo: A. Wasner. Wagner 
mm behaace. at. lionla. Ha,; O. J. Scherar, 



BUon FUm and 

Car, 3Ci>>: wmiaa 9, 




Bobirt MDw, Adis FUm Oompaay; Bany 
Bancr, IfOtosrapb Commmy; Wlluam Stelner, 
Xankee Film Company: P. A. Powera, the Pow- 
OS .Company; Hark OIntentasa, Champion Film 
Company: A. 6. Wythe, the t^the Company; 
Edwin Thanbonaer, Thaahcaacr Company; DaTid 
Honley, Nestor FUm Oompany; Tom Cochrane, 
Indniendent Motion- Picture Compsar; Winiam 
H. Swanaon, Defender Ifoilns Pletnia Oompsny; 
6. Uasee, Ktnetograph Companr; Adam Kosdl, 
Bison UoTlng Plctoie Company. 

-President Bacbman made a neat little speech 
at tbe bo^;LanlDg of the meeting en the erenlng 
of July 16, maldns tbe following remarks: 

'*The object of this meeting la to restore coofl- 
dence amongst exchange men, many ot whom 
haTe come a long way to learn" the situation as 
It atands between ooxaclTca and the Motion Plc- 
tnn DlstrUratlng ^id SUes Company; also to 
ratuy the original Sales Company ■gieemati. 
I aaanre yon that the Salea Oomnur_wtIl 
a smooth-working organlaatloa aaa'inB.is • 
thing reasonable to assist and bnttt Hi* m«B- 
hers ot the Alllsnce." 

Mr. Aber, of the Bnckeje Film Bzcfaange. 
thanked the oOlcers and members who bad atood 
op and fongbt In the straggle to maintain the 
rights ot the members, and expresaed the opinion 
that a bright fatore lies before the Alliance. 
Ftem now. on It should be an organlaatloo work- 
ing with one aim onlj, to accomplish the best 
possible results 

Hr. McMahui, ot Cincinnati, expreased him- 
■dt as plsaaed .wttb tbe work done, bat did not 
like th* Idea «( ■dmUtlBK new membeia imdcr 
tcnni. BOworcr, It was decMwl to 
tte ■cant ntcg av 



to Angmt U, atut whleb a new plaa and bmid- 
hership feo win be •dSMsa. - 

Hr. Gocman, at ItsawB, made a speech on 
general lines, pointlBg out aercral minor mUs 

that coold be oTcreome by caH>peratiOB. 

Mr. Engene Cllne and William - B. ■vaOHn 
also held the floor (or a while. 

It was amumacad-that the Motlaa'Pliilma Dto- 
txlbatlnc and Sslaa Ooowany had aat kad.Maa 
to prepare a ehaiter and eonlract (Or.the Aiao- 
elatad ladcpcBdeBt UannfMtaeia. hat agreed to 
hare taine m iwallliiiai liir MdaF, Inly 22, and 
win pcesent them at «he next Masting, date and 
place of which win be AniaMcnita wtOln the 
coming week. TU»:,mtiUtg fiilU.-itit»'' tfi»ee 
ahoat OM end ot Mri-ff.. r '.' ' "■■ ' ■ ' 

pq i gt BatleseUe fl T''^**g ths cod- 
Tcntloo waa tbeaMeanM «(. perfect harmony 
whldi seemed t» lelgB aaMNiK 4fie exchange pto- 
prietora and the mandf aetners. . Ttt* members 
ot the Alliance realise that solBelent resolts have 
been obtained to warrant farther efforts along 
the lines ot working In eoojanctlon with the 
Hotion Picture DIstrlbotIng and Salea Company, 
eapedally as tbe Sales company pxomlaea to 
aphold and assist them in erery possible way 
and to produce only films ot s high cisss. No 
more cheap or trashy anblecta win be placed on 
the market. Censocship, in seteral ot the larger 
cities, mskes this essential. In a way, the meet- 
ing was a diaappolatmcat, beeanaa the Salea 
Company had not prepared a eootzact, 
Ised. therefore, the leal oklaet ..oC* " 
tkm was not i " " " 
ipaied to get 



nepa 




law had tkm kMB aiir doeaaients prodneed 
otk Bp«a.i ■ ■ — g j i i. It aeema aaaored that 



to 

the next meeOlK'wM be a hammer, and tbar 
areata wIU MN '«r au»e satlstaelory coarse 
thereafter. 'eieiy «ae ia now. la the bast of 



wm pnadae aet to aell ; . . . . 

at the ABIaBoe for laes 4haa aftaea; 

taot aad, tatthermoic. tboy-wUl net atait a«- 
ehaogea ot their own, or anist la starting thaa 
In territory now thoroughly. canTaaacd. It ad- 
hered to, thia proposition will hsve tbe effect, 
of keeping oat a lot of ondeatrable eompetttlan, 
as the Beld Is slresdy becoming OTererowded in 
many ot the larger towns. This point ali 
waa responsible tor much of the seed Mtswa 
netlcMte abeBt:,tke{aaaMsw>aBf gailiea'ec < 
IiapetJal H«»ii,'-.-^4;-^>>*i;:'';.i^i- 

Tbe oflkers of the AlUanee _ 
the AUIanee factory, at Ooaey lalaad, wU epea 
tor boslness some time ^rttbln the next waek, 
and will hare a capacity and ontpat ot greetar 
enormity than that ot any other slmllsr enterprise 
In tbe world. Work on the Owl Company pisnt 
Is being rapidly poshed, snd when complete thsy 
will hsTe a very One stadio. In tact, the best- 
eqalpped in America. 

Hoet ot tlie membera had ttadr wlrae with 
them, and In some cases other memben a( thslr 
f«r«H»»« were hrooght along. All pro c eeded to 
hare a moat enjoyable time ebont the lUla «■ 
the •eveateeatb, aad It waa wMk'j 
Ibat the last detachment left tki 
MUas.-' Water . «• . Soaday. eraalac- ' - 



THE EOENGRAPH. 

ThIa picture machine la now . being oiteied 
far aale to all licensed exchanges and azhlbltors 
Hecnsed by the Hotion Pietnre Patente Company. 

Ahoat tbe year UOO, Frank Oannoek. a me- 
chanical expert, conatmctad a.modd wliieh em- 
bodied many features never before used In . a 
pictare machine, and placed It In the Eden 
naec, Kew York City. 

Among the teatnres used Id the Edengraph 
at that time, and wlileb Is embodied In the 
pnssat machine ' alBOSt wllboot ^ange. • Is a 
bat-tlsht «a baa; la whiek are placed the 
sbstt, cam and star whad. wblch aetnate the 
Intermittent sprocket. 

AlUtoagh the Eden Hasea has grefsetad motion 
pletnras on an arerage ot tan timra daHy alace 
UOO, the original oil bos, ceotalnlng tlis original 
ebett, cam and star. Is stm In nse, and has nerer 
bsa dunged, regnlsted or altend. 

Vrom. time to time, Hr. Cannock made dupli- 
cates of his original mactilne tor friends in the 
business, possibly three or four, aU told. Be- 
ysDd tills the micMne waa not placed upon the 
■arkct tec aale. 

^The llrst Bdengrsph thst reeelred a public ex- 
Ulntlai, other tlisn tbe abore, was In use at Um 

SS?"»*'iU*^'!L5,'^ '^"Sfe*'^*'** World'a 
Fair, at the eXblWWeaa iIidB'tw awiat d'Han- 
tmtres. who Is wen kaowB 'te the trsde aa 
harlog the largest IndlrUaal atoA of special, 
hand-colored films ot sny one In the united 
States, snd whose repnUtloa is that of project- 
^ as perfect a nunlng pletnse as U possible 
with tbe most adranccd «rf"f nt t 

Count d'Hsateriras oper a ted Ida one machine 
and. being Terr maeh Imprenaed with Ita effl- 
eleacr, O. B. Klelne made Inquirlee as to Its 
sngia, who its maker was snd what were tlie 
prospects of obtslnlng It tor the msrket. The 
Count waa reticent and would glre no Informa- 
tlOD. Hr. Kleine had previously heard ot the 
Uograph tiut waa In operatiOB at tlie Bden 
3Inaee at New Xockv^aad aoapecM that tbe 
Oon nfa mae blae wMi ertte saae* atyi^ tat eoold 
not confirm the fact natn iatar. ^ 

In the fan e( nor be ant ikaafc " 
Mmtreel; aad Inspee' - - - 
t of . the edglBd _ 
1 le place npon tlie 

tfterward a 'wi m a ay waa teemed. 
Bdengrsph ^■"■***tnHng Company. 
. rposa ot mannfactnrtng and c^«t- 
jHUs msefalne. The chief stocUddeis were 
^ ;BaIIaman and Ur. Cannock. The InTsator 
ttansterred to tbe company his patents embodied 
la the Edengraph model, otiier pstents then sp- 
plied for, snd sgreed to assign to the company 
any improvements thst he might ' mske ' there- 
after In apparatus tor taking or projecting mo- 
tion pictures. 

^ Early in 1908. the Edengraph Uanntaeturtng 
.Company, lasued adrertiaements offering tbe ma- 
dline for aale. An error was made by tn» 
•ompany, howerer, in attempting to aare time, 
la mat they contracted to hare the work dooe 
tn shops wlileh they did not own or control. In- 
•tsad ot glTlng the requisite time to the instal- 
latlOD ot their own factory. 

In the spring ot ISOS. Ur. meine contracted 
for the Klelne Optical Company, through Messrs. 
roHamsTi and Cannock, to take the exdnslTe 
selling agency, hsTisg been thoroughly 
d by that time that ae Edengraph had 
° points in Its fsTor than any other project- 
■Img madilne known to him. 

Owing to the great mechanical accoracy re- 
paired In tho cooatructloo. ot the machine, and 
the ImpractleabllltT- of liaTlng It manufactured 
la a sbop not owned by tbemselTes, tbe Eden- 
'SoBPOBy withdrew Its 

. ^ M a il s of oaehlaes thst 

kad beu'Badc la tke.«ofiiaediop, and Mr. Hd- 
laman. SndlDg himself nnaUe to glre tlie neces- 
ssiy time to the handling «< -thia Tentnre. 
offered to acll to Hr. Klelne the entire 
capital " stock ot the company held by 
himself and his friends, which Mr. Klelne 
pnrdissed In.Aognst. 1908. Mr. Onnock coo- 
among aa a stockholder and director. 




A complete manufacturing filant was Installed 
St 85 West Third street. New York City, snd 
tlie Bdengrsph mschines tuve been mannfsctnred 
ia the tsetory at tliat address ever sinee. 

nte origins! msdilne'dld aot-admlt of firamlag 
by dther chsnging the nattkm of the iHm gate 
aperture or of the mecaanslm, and Ccamad by 
moving the objacttra Isas op and down, after 
tbs manner of Oldar IkenA maehlnea, like the 
Lomlete Cinematograpii. On pointing oat to Mr. 
Cannock the dedtanlUty of keeping the ob- 
jective lena In • Iteed poaltlen far optical reasons, 
he devised a new sjwtem of framing the Um. 
He erdred a mecfaanlxm which permitted - the 
afantter to icmain in a fixed poattlaa, which 
reqairod a width only large enough to cover a 
aingle pietnre, lastaed of the customsry shatter, 
which moves when the picture is being framed, 
and which meat, therefore, be much larger to 
cover the aperture when in all positions. This 
reduced tbe dicker reiy materially and glvea 
the Edengraph Ite xepotatloa tor otadodiig a 
motlan plctoro opOB the cartala wtoeh .le prae-, 
tically ilekerlsas With the aaOiaa inaalBg at 
ordinary need. .' , ■ 

Any exhibitor wlaUac to test the ' lalatlTa 
merits ot the Bdengcapa and other pcofaetlag 
maehlnea la Invited to set therm op, aide by dde, 
tnm on the light and project a disc npon tin 
curtain witbont a picture. This is the severest 
test to wliich a machine can be put to test tbe 
aheenee of flicker, that is to say, with only a 
disc ot light upon the cnrtain, and tbe slmtter 
rsTdTiog In pisce, ss when projecting a pletare. 
The shatter is located in eleae iiroximltr to the 
mm gate, not mors than three-eighths Inches 
distant, nie pnrpoee of this eonstmction is to 
permit the use ot extremely wide angle leniea, 
whose resr lens fslle saey ttoss to the dim — 
tn-fscns.'^ Sadi leasee axe naad wbea geeti 
tnm bAlad tbe enrtala, «r wbaa Ike 



distances. 

Tbe machinery for the ' manufacture of the 
Bdengrapb harlng t>eea Installed In the fall of 
1908, an eSlcIent staff ot mechanics wss engsged 
snd. In tlie coorse ot ' time, Edengrsphs were 
Onlshsd and sold to varloas exhibitors and ex- 
Ghanges In the United Statee snd Csnsds. 

The experience ot msny yesrs in msrketing 
projecting machines had taogbt Mr. Klelne con- 
servatism In sdvertlslng the Bdengrsph for de- 
Ureqr before qnantltles ot them were, delsbsd 
and la kaad. A limited nomber of wWWw 
and exffbsnges, who were weU eeqnalated with 
the modd, took them off oor banda aa rapidly 
as they were offered, and not having aa advance 
supply In band, the macfalae was not adverUacd. 

The Edengraph Hannfactarlng Oompany is now 
practically ready to fill sll orders. A number 
of applications have been recdved for selling 
agencies, but none have been granted as yet, 
eiceptlnc to tbe Clane Film Bxchangev wldeh has 
exdnsKp territory In sontbem Callfcmla, Arl- 
zooa and New Mexico, and tbe Amalgamated 
FOa Biebaiin,. of Fvcttogd' and Seattle,^ ^' " 
controla ^WaMtagtsB. and Oregon, to tm 
deliveries to far wotem ensfemers. ' 

An mastratea catalogae win be neelval ftem 
the printer within a Cew dam aad .wm be 
mailed free on T sqos st, - 

Tbe BSengtaph. la lleenaed by the MaHea-PIe- 
tnre Pataala ~" ■" ~ 



PIC- 



JEPPmni«KO«N80Nrv:FtdHt' 



New York. Inly 16 (Skiedal to Tbe Billboaid). 
—At 11:40 a. m., on Satnrday. the raneh'talked- 
of Jelblaa-Jobnsoa Fight Ptetarcs were jdven s 
Klvste sxhlblUoa et tbe : Oeseent neatre. 
Brooklyn. Tbe ezhlbttton was for tlm pmpoae 
ot ensbling tbe leetorers who bed been sdected 
for the public exhibitions to become fsmUlar 
vrlth tbe details ot.tbe pietores and to agree 
npoa the style ot lectnres to be given. Among 
those wbo were present, snd who were deslgnsted 
ss lectnreis. were Joe Humphreys snd Terry Me- 
Govem. "Pop" Bock snd Tom COay. wbo 



were at Reno, at the arena, when the pictnrea 
were taken, were alao preaent, and explained 
in detail each .-featore as 'It waa thrown on the 



y tgm s ^botograpblcal eteadpslat.' theee- ple- 

tntes are tM beit fiiat have ever b«ca taken ot 
a fistie eneoonter. Bvery fSatore of the fight 
baa been hrooght out in its best phsse, snd there 
is not a movement made by the two men that 
is not depicted in lite-Ukeneaa npon tbe screen. 

Probsbly one of tbe stKcgest featnrea of this 
film Is tbe pietores of Jeffries' trslnlag qnsrters 
snd the prominent men of tbe sporcEsg world 
wbo irere sssembled in Bcno the dsy ot the flgbt. 

The film, in detail, ia as follows: Jeffries snd 
Eddie licooard playing hearts in Jeffries* train- 
ing qnartera; Tim Sullivan at JeOMea' camp: 
Jeffries and lila dog; A newsboy who best bis 
wsy from New York In twenty-one days and -who 
became a favorite In Jeffrlea* camp; A road scene 
sliowing Jeffries sprinting; Jeffries and his train- 
ers: exedient ptctmea of Tommy Bums, John L. 
BnlUvea and Am JaOrlcs; the old gosrd ot the 
CofbettSninvaa flgbt: JOba L. aanirini paaetalng 
the bag: JeffHea and Beiges sparring; JetMrs 
- Jeflriss wanopln the leetber; 



: ifiSiS' spsrring with Joe Olngrfiakl; 
IHcklnsoB, of Nevsda, greeting Jeffrlee; 



Jel 



Governor 

_ _ scene st 

Beno rsllioad ststtoo: oirlval ot sportlog spedd 
from Chicago; arrival ot Bob FItasimmons: 
crowds on the streete ot Beno; street scene In 
Beno, showing gambling Jolnta; arena nearlng 
completion; ootalde the srens on the day ot the 
flgbt; stakeholders ot the big bets; christening 
the ring; panoramic view ot crowd In the arena 
between 12 and 1 o'clock on the day of the fight; 
Jordan, the snnooncer; tntrodaetlon ot Bsttling 
Nelson, Sam Lengtord, Tex Bleksrd, Xlm Sol- 

Uvea, Jobp I.. ^Oraa,. Bob Vlf ~ 

Jfbansyrjaek vStiSi^ Jmtt <~ 
I Carey, of Lsa Aagdai: JaaMe wvuvuii •oaum 
going to hie eoraer; JelMea taking his comer, 
snd then the fifteen rounds ot the fight. Tlie 
running ot tlM reels took slioat one Iiour and a 
halt. The eoosensns ot opinion ot those wlM 
saw the pietores is thst they sre the best pic- 
tures of s fight mr taken. One thing which was 
particularly noticeable was tbe sprinkling of 
women tliroagb tbe crowd at the rlnKslde, and 
the orderly manner Id wblcb tbe crowd remsloed 
tbtoughout the flgbt. There was not tile dlaht 
est evidence of the gore or .Heed, ot-^the. flgbt 
brought to Ught. this part eeidte wi arttatly 
having been eliminated. ■," > -' . , . . 

. Rom a caoetal ataadpolat;; ttoee M ne reeaaa 
ta.bditia that the fbatarbw of aia Hn wOI 
m any way ladte the end t sa cs a .teraay. ds m oa- 
strstlons or dlstnrbsnees. . 

Public exhibitions were held Sataiday' algbl 
at the Albsmbra and tbe Bronx, la New Turk, 
and at tbe Crescent In Brooklyn. 



FIGHT REPRODUCED IN CHICAOO. 

Obieago, July 18 (Special to Tbe BiUbosid).— 
The JeSrlea-Johnaon fight was reptodoced tor 
aovlag picture purposes Isst wsek at Foceat 
Park, Chicago. Chas. Cutler posed aa JctEiIss 
against a dusky bsttler wlio cans himself Chss. 
Otsmond snd who did his best to Impersoaats 
tbe King ot bla race, Jack Johnaon. Paal Howas 
waa the offldal announcer, "Smooth** ' DwyaV 
acted aa Elcksrd and an army of other diaf 
ecter portrayeis were grouped for the pictnrse* 
The motion pictnrea which are the result ot tills 
enterpriss are handled by the Sports Pletoie 
Company of Chicago with Arthur McMillan BB 
tbe director. Hr. McMillan haa a wedth o('. 
pietnre experience, mndi ability and many ' 
trienda who wiab him well In hia new venture. 



FIGHT PICTURES IN ENGLANa 



London, July 11. — The British government : 
no power to prevent the exhibition of "picti 
ot tbe Johnseo-JeSrles fight, secording t» *a : 
statement which Wlnaton Churchill, tba-.Htgf^-- 
taiy of atate tor home attain, made la ' V* - 
Honae ot Parliament In reply to a qacattaBPfl 
by Sir Howen Davles. l%ere seeais to be UtHe 
dispsdtloa ia_Bai^aBd to eahlbit theee ! 



'FRISCO -BARB PICTURIt. 



FIGHT FILMS IN THEATRES. 

New York, July Id. — ^Beedlog the world-wide 
dsmor sgslnst exhibition of tbe moving pictures 
of the Jeffries-Johnson fight the sfflUsted com- 
panies controlling tbe films snnoanced tbst the 
pictures would' be exhibited only In '*stsge" 
theatres, snd that children will he barred from 
attending. Women may attend It tbvy art fit, 
but they will be warned In advance ot the char- 
seter ot tbe performance. 

The Jeffries snd Joboson corporstlon. com- 
posed of the nine moving picture concerns wblch 
hsve an Interest in the flgbt films, hss refused I 
large offers from roof gartlens and vaudeville 
bouse s lu N ew York to he allowed to pieaeat 
the pIclaMiU '.^ . -'.i-. '.i'.'J .^' i^.*"^ ■'.■-j.'vl.* ...i^^^-.. ■ 



'. Baa Vkaadaieek Mly UL— ne MonMpel Board 
at Osaaiia'baa edspted a reaolntloa I nauuci l ag 
the ddef o( peUee aet te pmalt the ezhlUtMB 
of Oe JeSilee and lobason flgbt pictone la Bm 
Frsndseo. - A dmHer lisdutlsa referring tw 
prise-flght pletotea la gaaana .waa adopted. 



NO FIQHT PICTURES POR MANILA 

Manila, July 11.— In fear of the effect which 
they might have npon tbe FUlplnos, the Hanl- 
dpd Boaad aC Hutu baa taottoad to ariblbU 
the exhWtisa tTSTnfkmrn ItKiUm W Jl» 



THKY MADE QOOa 

When Paths Freres Brst proposed to make-pie' 
In this country, exchange men and eg*' 
blbltors awaited tbeir first American 
with Interest, for tbey knew that. It 
Freres eoald produce good Amerlcsn sobjeeta 
with the same photography and flnlah that tiNJ 
placed In their French films, they woOld have 
some grest featurea for tbeir audleaeee. — 
were not dlsappoloted.' Tbe flrst rdaaaa ac^. 
American prodnctloo by Paths F^ena- waa ' 
Olrl From Arlsooa, on tbe Idlh of Key. ^TM■ ' 
waa followed by some flne features, the beat aC 
wblch have probably been Tbe Flag ot Ooovan : 
H, The Great Sraln- Holdup and White Mawva 
Bat Patba Fterea. wf" — ' 



known .energy i , 

ercelereya etrtvlag Car 



NO FIGHT FILMS IN WASHINGTON 



Wssblngton, Jaly 12.-^e of the indications 
ot ths sentiment of both races sgalnat the Jeff. 
ries-Jobnson flgbt pictnres was evidenced wfaen 
a reiigloni ar^alsatloa wp i aasaaag ^JJJ*^^ 




ne Btoty la a good, la- 
battle scenes sre most 
„ wni release on Pridsy, 
drama. The Cowboy's Sweet- 
which Is fun ot SUSP and 

_ . _ „ood s Western picture as 

waa ever yet pNjected on tbe screen. Two 
red comedies aN alao 4ated tor release. Tom- 
my Qets Hia aiatsr -Harried wtti appear aaWti- 
day, JUy SP, aad The tatest Fashion to r"-^ 



Jrtf 7t, -'» WMmi di 
bawt-Md the Smdit, 
go. aad wuft la as 



JULY a, nn,::. 



nriie eillboard 



26 





Delegates of The International Alliance oi Theat- 
rical Stage Employes Meet in Washington, D. C 
. Johii J. Bany Rerelect^ 



WublBgtto, n. O., July 18 (Spaelal to n* 

Srind StaM BaalOW aC the U&lt«l SUtM and 
iSSa. amUatMirltk th* Amcrtew Ptderatloa 
UhSSit. beM • caoTaotloo In the CspIUl City 
Sob lav U to" July 18. IselailTe. Baalotloaa 
ud tMnnul raoUs* boiinw wera curled on, 
ud « namlMr of now ca«(eotlon« woro adopted. 
Tbe Orleraoeo Coomltteo bad It* hand* tDU, 
dUpoelnr of namarooB caannanlcatlona. Frank 
UtatlKB. aeerctarr of tlia American Federation 
ot I*bor, aod W. F. Speaear, locnta^ of the 
tallilliic trtdee departmeot o< tbo A. F. oC I>.. 
deUTCKd addreaaea to^tho MwmbM delwate^ 
Hr. Horrlaon InTltad thom to rHlt tho oOCM «C 
the A. F. of U sDd to iamet Omn. ^ 
- lUent J. J. Banr. of Boeteo. Mui., fc*- 
■ad appointed Uw flnaiiM aad giwtuwa 



-M dM «t tiM af tenmon acialoaa the Kmt TeA 
1 «ai OBCd fSS)0 becBoae membert tbrcat- 
1' to strike In ISM, wben trarellnc Alltance 

K weca emplojcd at a tbeatre In tliat cltr. 

The Brooklyn local paid a fine of |100 for 
costempt growlns oot ot tba New Tork local'! 
KupenaloD. The Biooklrnltea, K la cbaned, la- 
ncd a ctrcolar icfoalnx to recosnlie the aiia- 
peiuion. Tbe fine waa paid nader ptoteat. . 

Election of offlcen occnrrcd at the Friday nlfbt 
■enlon. which luted natU 2:06 a. m., Batorday. 
Mr. John J. Bany was re-elected prealdeat. 
The reaulti of the dectlOQ are as ftdlowa: 
Pmldent— John J. Barnr. lOB; James I<emke, 
UK. Mored by Oelcgato JaoMS Lemke, and sec- 
eaded, that the deetloa be made aaaalmons. 

Jsnas B. Screws. SC. jfetad tr IMtasato Xieley. 
sad tseaidcd. that the vatr«a,wd»aB^noas. 
~— — i lebtogei. 



Third Ttee PreBldent— Charles Kalltff. Mored 
bT Brother Cbtrlee Shay, and seconded, that the 
eleetloa be made unaotmoas. 

Foorth Vlce^mldent — Cbarlea Shay, 114M; 
Lealle Thnnaan, Oorman, 

Fifth Tlce4>reildest— a»moel Loochrey, SlHs 
Frank ■. Lemaster, IT; li. O. Tbompaon, Si. 

Fifth Vlce-Pf«aldent— Samnel Lonthray. UM; 
L. 0, Tbompsca. BS. 

Sixth Ttoe-Freeldent — I<ewls BnUman, 8; Chaa. 
F. Hellln. TS; tSail M. Taylor, BTM- Bslecate 
BnUman desired to .wlthdHNr. . 

Sbreoth TIee-Ptesldeal Mwfia.- 1H4| Tafca- 
soD. SCTontlnak 19, ' ^~ " — ~* 



Oeacral Secretary-Twaimer Lsa'^ 'H. 
KBM; M. 0. HiMlns, 80: llored tgr 
that the rote be made nnanlmooa. 

Deientea lo American Federation ot Labor— 
PUlIp Kelly declined to accept. 
First BaUot— P. T. Banj. ntt: Ls* M. Hart, 
- L»»A.«-*~^ 



-nut 9. w. 



90: HIalns. 88s ^ J. 
S8; J. LemkSb 
Toier, 2. 

Second Ballot— P. T. Barry, SSH; O. Seheek, 

DelFsatee— Lee U. Hart, P. T. BariF, aad He- 

Biggins declared elaetsd. 

CooTentlon Cities— Mtasan Mia, fSt" It LMrii. 
SIM: MUwankee, 43. 

Owing to the maay Impivtaat mitan x««ali>> 
Inc attentloo. the r ennsaii l M waa ast adMnicd 
on Satorday, aa was IntaBdaj. bat the dsleaates 
met Ueoday, Jnly 18, aad diipsaad 9t haalaisi 
they were unable lo kaadto tka >MTioas waak. 

Owlnr to lack of spseej «• aas naskte to pctat 
a detsUed report of the caaiaatloa. hot memben 
dealrinc a tnll report mar atMN tl 
pentpMot fena tram tha 




THi mQHTBR PRODUCED. 

Tocanto, Ont.. JUy M . W at the am time on 
aay^ststa, Tba Pater HsaweU nania. beaded 

atlaatleB,at_Albeit Payson IMaaTb thaaaa 
mrel, Caleb Conorer. In rorlawbv tha piamlers 
prodnctlon the Toronto Wodd eald: 

•Tbe Fetcy HaaweU Playere. now appearlas 
at the _Boyal Alexandra Theatre, presentad 
OaoMe Vtwcett In a new pUy, The PUhtar, 
adaptad by Hnilaid Bootb from Albert Payson 
Tatbaaa'a popolar norel Caleb Conorer. In Ito 
fiMnl Itaia It follows Qnnton ft O^tha atnn| 



life In which 

ii^-i— -- . -I aoeeess two -aeaaoas aao. 

Bat netwltlistaadlnc the dlatlne^ maiedtaaiule 
attBSttana derelopea In the last two aeto «f 
Its n^lar. It hss closer hnnaa lateMat tba» 
tha aanler pradneUon. and certainly^ has the 
pewer of aroaaias stronser popular Interest. 
. Xno drama may be taken aa a satire on the 
aodal ambitions of a certain strats ot Halted 
States society. Cooarer. althoosb a typical pdtl- 
tical iKiee. and mthleae In his metlioda, haa yet 
a, healthy homan side aad eren denlaea tha ao- 
coBTantVmsimaa Into wbUjEi baa baaa 
{Btiodnead. EDb daqibtar baa ■atiM am Ital> 
laa petoee, mt^ hen mmi dlailtaateomed.^ bis son 
has amiTlsd a Mew York choma ttri that old 
Oaaomtracea and eipaaca. Bat ha Is not wltb- 
oat ■ cenolae. it ronch. efreetUm that Is pre- 
jwed to yield eren wfien It appears moat Indlt- 



«D Satoiday, Aosost 8. Bafb 'aC . tbass ai* 
oackaiiaeks and tall of tftglDal altoatlooa that 
ate sore to pleaae. TMa .Iast Om to ss p s cl s Wy 
Md aad ba* wtB fiaat fnlw Mto aaaM dC (ba 
guto.pfc p baw. tmm,m.MMm^ -;;^:,.^:y^ 

MOVING PI CTURE LICEW8E8. 

Baltimore, Md., Jnly 10. — Proprletais ot moT- 
Isf picture exhibitions are proteatlns acalnit 
the prorlaloas ot the new law which, they aay. 
taposes bnidenaome eondltlona apon them and 
casaes loeaee to tbelr boslncss. 

The chief prorlalona ot the law acalnst which 
maplalnt Is made are thoaa wbWb denaad that 
an operators abaU be 81 yaaa.^ PM. aad that 
a ynr's experience Is asasMav.; baOM belss 
elutMe.ter a Ueenae. - ~ ■:<'i: 
^^waa ftttad tbrt t MmBMBt k aSMt lor 
as pitpilslMa to, tab* tba awttor to caott, with 
tto UsB oC .haTlat tba^w dadaicd aacoastlt' 
ttODsI. ::; 

ilT. Edwsid^tb ^Aamsnn, owner ot a parlc 
at Sit Kerth Bnadway, complained to Ooremor 
CMtheis for some r td r esi from the refosal ot the 
aiimlnlBK board to fire him « Ueenae. Ur. Ans- 
■iBB has been In the hostneas ten months, and 
said he bod Inrcsted MOOO In hU boalneas. The 
trade does not iostlfy the empIoymoDt ot sa op> 
erator In the anmnMr, aad In the paat Kr. Aaa- 
Bun has opanted hia own BMChln*. 

tUNlt EMP LOYS iWcDONAUfc^^'' 

aiOMk Jsly 18 (Special to The Billboard).— 
tagcae (nine has now assoeUted with him In his 
aerlng pletnre bulneea Mr. D. McDonald, who 
imtU recently waa cooaacted with the Boyal 
•ad Olobe Ckmipanles or CMcaso. Mr. CUbv la 

•PUmistic aa to Imiiniaa riwiillliiMi and Is per- 
fMost bis srtaaliatlM aipl Is.aibii ways ba^ 



"My 18. — MoTlDg pictores of 
~' the collleloB of the Big 

-iii.= a C. H. * D. freight 

at v llt dj l ilia u , Ohio, oo July 4th. In 
ifij. J *!. "if* loet, are being ex- 

■Mled at ■ Daytao, O., theatre^ The exblbl- 
WB aoaed a prateat from W. B. (JaUoway. Qen- 
««1 Paueoger Agent of tbe O. B. * O. KaU- 
Be acat • tatgum IMday to Mayor 




THROUOH 



CHICAGO. 



JMnso. Jul, 18 (Special to Tbe BlUboard). 
J5"o O Pay, the man of the boor In the flght 
Pnn boBloess, passed thraogh Oblcago Utt 
5"? .51 ^ork. Mr. O'Dey waa 

2^ Jotleeat and noo-eommlttal In the mettm ef 
aLpty* plans of the company hsBdllng the 
'WHsJcboion flght pletaies, ■ and had little 
ZtS^.o* thia aobjeet tec pabUeatlon. Mr. 
iSTfi " * P** °< daap Piaaa and qniek nn- 
■2f™C. action. HIa Ncsat coop In the pie- 
S J"!!!?." * hot a aample of the shrewd 
"■n.MMk bare made his repntallon on the 
Be la a bit maa and wlU eoatlnna to be 



■••ANAV8 ATTRACTIVE GUIDE. 

uSifi-^",'"* 8«ted Angnat 1. la an 
«°n>c llttla booklet of some tweaty-fonr pages 
!2*<°at«liM besides Itl (enlar Blm descriptions, a 
noway sMIdea which ahoold prore ot 
g*{bt««tt to the exhlbltora. There U an 11- 
2r™'** article OB ~ 



'With Besanay Oot West 
. Mr at the JelMes-Jobnaoo 
FananaUllaa." aad tha artleU 




Tha Sqnare Garden Theatre, AUiaaee, 0., 
ened July IS with plctnree aa the poll^. 
vandeTiUe aeU are booked to at stattd 
A. ButMil, Mmac. sM Maaftc «( 




UP AND DOWN BROADWAY AT 

THE cA eiwa; juLY::m ■■■ ■■ 

Maw Zoifcri IS mpsetolMTbaWUboaia). 

— ~Mlb*rt in*'*T"*t tbat to^'aew 

Wdla For. to Up and Oowa 

Broadway, aaalsted by Emma Cams, win b^to 
an Indefinite engagement at the Casino Thes- 
tto on Monday erenliig, JtOy 18. 

XbU pleee, which is ssld to ba tbo Ont 
AmarlesB pradnetlan of a typical fttaeb Barae. 
may be desetlbed as a more or less toeebe i e n t 
laaoma at tecaat erents with mmecoiia cooiedr 
episodes, np-to-dato aonga, 
oC plays, elaborate cAocBS 

^ ■ g Ttsta ot sesBSi ■ — 

as lbs aaaadt t 
cats irasbatar aa 



iksadway Mqaliaa aUteaa dlOBtcat 

k— ' tbaa aatobHahhiK a new leeard 
Ibto tsapsst. 
|h tba stMF to oii&or Importaacab it 
aa • chMMI Mas wblcr ' ' - - 



Mag to tba 



bar* baaa dMAotsd t9 (aparto ct wariOr d»> 
lags which h»o resehed their eats. IM^'thv 
dedda to ssBd Meana, tba cfaih Jsaltaa, to la> 
restlgato coadltlans, bat laltr (hw sB Ibliss 



blm down Broadway, 



elogy. Tba diarsetsra srs dMdad toto i 
sad Immortals, Mr. Bddto Wv aps 
Menna. tbo Htgk-Btaw Jaaltor «r If t. 
and Miss ■mass OBma, tba JeBleat a. 
paarlns as Metpoaeas. tba- Hasa of . 
whose salt deetad mlsslea to blgMl 
largely respoBsaoe (or aU that oeeoia. 

TIi* iMiak at Up and Dews Broadway to 'Iv 
Edgar Smith, ths famoos Ubrettlest, sad taa 
lyrics and moale by Jeroma sad Bckwarta, 
widely kaowB as PIS. Paff. Powff. Mr. WtUlaa 
J. WOaon has staged the prodnctlon tgr ths 
Ussars. Shnhert and MotUIo Bills designed ths 
ceatBaica. Twenty-two moslcal nnmbers are to- 
tredneed Into tba entertalnmcat. 

IB addlttoa to Mr. Bddle Foy and Miss Bm- 
ma Cans, tba prladpals In the cast an VUda 
WUtnuce, Phyllis Oocdoo. Blcca Allen. Bra 
WUUaai. May Ooonoagh. Anna Wbeaton. May 
Dealy, Jessica Worth, Margnerlte St. CUbs, 
Sylra Clark. Peggy Merrltt. Gloria Pleics. 
Marto Flood; MiUleent Tea Byke. Oeorge Ander- 
soa, Martto Brown. Baas Boberts. Frederick 
Powell, James B. Caiaoe. Hsrry MscDoooogh, 
Jr., Braest Bate, Jack Dtamond, Botiart MOU- 
ken, Benry BOlt, Oeorge I^man. BanHd BOba 
and Bar Dodge, no dicrns. which to snnsasDr 
isrse, hss been reemlted from the gUa WbP 
diatlagnlsbsd themselTes last aeaaon to Hitsal 



AERIALI ST IN JURED. 

Toledo, O., Jolr 14 (Special to Tlio BOIboafd). 
-^BMirr Babatta, ot tha team o( Boliettas, 
Btaylag tba Aicsda last week, fUl .toom tha 
ttpTbar to a casHag aet^ to tha I ' ' 



Touch of "IMPFUN'r 

Makes the Whole Wbild Glad 




AWOTHgR IMP COMIDY 



TWO MAIPS" — Rdeaaed Monday, July 25th. Length 
about 990 feeC This is clear out of the beaten path of moving 
picture (XHnedies and will be joyoudy wdotuned 1^ the keenest 
erittea among your patrons. Wait until you see the two heroines 
disguise themselves as waitresses; thea you ss a w t y 8ay this 
is one of the ctoswest, richest, hj^hast nlsss Mibb produced 
by tushodrmnAmni infltot. ■jBli^ %» wk Me it NOW. 



A QWKAT IMP DWAliA 

"BEAR YE CHE ANOTHE R'S BURDE NS' 

Thuiaday.'Suly 28th.~ 



-Releaati 



About 975 feet long. A gripping stoiy 
of a young brokei', his treacherous partners, his wife and baby. 
In this film we diow a fire scene which we predict will create a 
tronendotts sensation. It is a fitting dimaz to the abaorbiBgjIy 
damalfei^bt. IktethBUady^ 




IMDBPBMSKNT MOVINO PltTTDBBS 00. OF i 

111 a. i4tbjKr.i NBW xouCtOABij luunqiUL.i 

AU.:illF. 




26 



Xlie Billboarcl 



JULY 23r,1910L 



FILM REVIEWS 



The Latest Contributions of the Film Manufacturers 
. Reveal Subjects Covering the Drama, the Comedy, 
the Educationai and the Scenic Element 



Si 



r AMP jniBHnr (Di*aM; mim a ttUr 

tr—ji^ tiSt CabtD ud Jobn Kbp^ 
-"•tan of m Western hoM. Ttuaga 
qDamlllDc, tlwy aie deroted Mends. 
'Western "bad man" iboote Dp the hotel. 
Mnjtplir. CMien roes after tbe "liad 

captnres him aod Bnggesta to tbe eow- 

hoT' that tbe7 kItc him hla just deeerts. which 
tlier promptly do. 

OUB BODSE>IAID (Farce; released Joly !S; 
langtb. — ). — Katie, tbe booacmald, 1> a ml*- 
■ eblef maker of tbe worst sort. A minister and 
no idd malil mafclcK lore; a sleepy boarder; a 
• dode boanler. and tbe cook are enmeshed into 
many dlfflrnltles becaose of Katie's prowess 
as a practical Jokur. At tbe llnlsta, tbongb, 
Katie la made to pay for ber fan. 

THE MISSIMG BBIDEGROOU (Drama; re- 
lease Joly 2C; leocth, — ), — ^Bohcrta ia In loTe 
Irttk Claries Moolton. Oeocsa Staafoca aeets 



. wins her lorC Whao . Bobcrts 

laams of their ensaaamcot ha daeldaa t» aTtose 
himself. It Is the day of tbe wedding of Clar- 
ice and Stamford, but tbe bridegroom does not 
appear. The picture ahowa Boberta and hla rel- 
et enter Stamford'a room, cblorotorm him, and 
take him to Eoberts' home, where tbey chsin 
blm to tbe wall In tbe ceDar. Months paaa. 
The clrl. bellerlns that Stamford has wUlfnlly 
deserted her, scccpla Boberta. Mcanwhie Stam- 
ford baa finally releaaed himself and rushes to 
the choreh la tine to prevent tha maxHaae of 
Otaotai'ib. Jakarta. ■•>./•:<■■,. 

■ 'OAimOllT. " 



■sad.taaataaa acMOBt oC ' sn Inddeat la tin 



dajp* wima the 



i-CDttac 
It* hS ; 



eol- 

.—A 

_ the 
: (nn lloont Olympns often 

_ M htuian forms snd visited 

tha earth. 

THE JOLLT WHIRL (Trick comedy: re- 
isaaed Joly 16; leoctb, 312 feet). — Screral yoooi; 
. pao are enjoylns an especially bappy hoar at 
loaeh in a cafe when one annoancea that be la 
possessed of mediamlstic psweis. His comptn- 
lons cballeoge blm to dlaplar hia ablUtr In 
■SectlnB Inanimate objects. Thla aarrea to In- 
tmdace a series of remarkable exhibits In which 
ha tboroagbly mlies cbalra, tables, carta and 
people. 

THB rAILDQE OF SUCCESS. OB. THE D0& 
TOR'S OOWNFAU. (Orasu; ntaMsa 'oly M; 
taacth. m feat).— This flta ;«iB| M; • .OoctoC; 
who, dnrlnr the coorsa ot BM itatushn, makaa 
a (teat dlacoTcrr. He hieoms s fSBNOS thnoah 
thla. and la Inrlted Into society. At a aodsly 
function be Is captlTatsd Jv ebaims of ■ 
Beted BCtreas. who, 
hla Infatnatioa. He 
ilaht or a conrent 
wife and children. 
• "raE PRINCESS AND THB FISHBONB (Oro- 
tceque comedy; colored; released Joly 23; lenath, 
680 feet).— A princess Is hivakfaatlni hearUly 
when she swallows a fl s h han a , Has ring that an 
eminent phyaldan Is Uelnir In the wss d a. twa 

aaiers ara asat «at to (stah hla -In. A 

" Is — "i**^ te tha jkifleUii. bat 
' Ja^ewnpri M^te 

tfcjisiiT ia&aaBcIhe bsaau nasa la aoSS 
lililihi M* w wtMlly tb« gdnewi matiies 

THB FOXT I.AWZBB (Comedy; released Inly 
0; leocth, 430 feet).— A stody In facial ezpres- 
aloa. introdndns a French comedian In tbe 
tola ot a criminal lawyer. We see htm poor- 
ina forth his eloqoenee In conrt. nothlns stop- 
ping blm. After a few bonra ot It, the conrt 
being In peacefnl slnmber, onr Uwyer qnletly 
allows hla client to go. 

THE BEAUTIPUI, MABGABBT CBnrles<ine: 
icleaw July 26; length, 410 feet).— A Bot- 
lesqae on Faust, the well-known play by QoetM. 
Tlie TarloDS psrta are played by puppets .In 
tbe handa of clever and careful operatora. 

AJJ ANGLER'S DREL&M (MyBteiT diama; re- 
lease July 26; leoKtb, 315 feet). BtelUng the 
grotesque dreams ot a Oaberman who has faUan 
aalaap. Bo Is captnrad hr n school of flah and 
Sfin at tbair haate (or Ada) tha jm kazd- 
ahlpa they weald hare sn l i w d at Us. In eass 
he^d been aMa ts aantma tt»m. li M a rt r ha 
awakes to Ond tkat^K^aa MM :» .i B;aC ' 
SDch magnldcent prspsmoas lhBt!tt mahal awaj 
with hla line. 
li MAKtSa WOODEN SHOES (IndnatrUl; re- 

- ■ Jnijf 26; length, 225 feet).'— This aerlea 
Bts . the varloDS atsges ot development 

. from tbe block of wood to the finished 
Ibe metbod of sboelng oxen Ixy swing- 
ing them entirely free from tbe groond la a 
^novel .sight to any American aodlence.- 

THB SCULPTOR'S IDEAL (CUnle drama tn 
colors; release Jnly 30; length, 630 feet). — 
Arias, a famoos scnlptor. la seeking a paitle- 
nlar type ot model. At last be finds SBCh s 
'type In a clrl coming to the slave narfcst. He 

- - rr and takea M " . ^. - 



jboora her and takes Mr to bis home. 
'JSThiB, howanc; Can* IB lore with the maUen, 
'and later; "wrhaa In tha act of. dadaring hla 
the aeolptoc Arias, en- 



Uter; 
a^dateeted - or 



raged, ordcca him tnm the hooaa and retnms 
the modal , to tha sIsto msiket. later, the 
lorar flags hac that* and porcbasss her fiae- 

THB rOBBIODBN KOVBL, OB, DONT DO 
AS I I>0. BUT DO AS I SAY (Comedy; re- 
lease Jnly SO: length, 4M feet). — A hsppy and 
decidedly animated dlacoaalaB of .ths peeidlar 
progress of palnfOUr ~ "~ '~ 

of prorlog' 

" hy than.' 

, imBAH-aqulniB. 



XHBODOH THB BNElCrS UNB (Dtama: te- 
leased Jidy 90; length, BOO feet). — An oflleer 
In camp eaUa for a TOlnntecr to carry dia- 
patches. On bis joamey tbe carrier la met by 
tbe enemy, la shot and left tor dead. The lit- 
tle Goatherd, bearing tha shota. runs to the 
apet and discovers the wounded eoldier. Tbe 
brave boy offers to try to get thcoagb the lines, 
bnt talla In with ontgsata, who, not ' satlaSed 
with hla esplanatloa, atraat hhn and atart fOr 
camp. Tha goattaard walta hla eppoctaallr and 
poshes his captor over a prselpleo. Be atrtvea 
mMj with the papers and reeelvea commenda- 
tion tor hla bravery. 

PXKIR, THB WALXBD OITX (TOnr; caleaaed 

Imperial tUT'-- ' -r- 

^ THB ABTCUnTBB'S OTBACTOT ■ itPiBSiai re- 
laasa Mr ST; Itngtb, 680 feat).— A- pntbatlc 
atotr told In a happy way. It pcalaea klod- 
naaa wlthoot seeming to sermonise. 

imaOAN OOUAIN (TrsTdogoe; releaae 
3iar_37^ IaMth._S2B Uat). D aaply Iiitccntli^ 



A POBTAIi mmSTITDTB (Drama; leleaaed 
Joly 21; langth. OBO feet) — Stirring tiding pic- 
ture of the old daya ot the pony express, show- 
lag how a girl sntntlrated In tbe service of Dn- 
al a Ban t. . 

THB WOKAN IN THE CASE (Drama: re- 
leased Jolr SB; length. SBO, foot) ' 

story of'B'MBpaar — ^ 
It was gml.l^'B' 



, lira with an uds and 

ami In one room In a poor New Tock tOBSinsiit 
Tha aaallest of the sisters, whlla pllFHg 'on 
tha aldawalk, one day, geta lost, and sMosnly 
finds herself In (nkinatown. She Is weeping 
bitterly when topnd by John Uagle, a settlement 
worker, who takes her safely to bar eweatabop 
home. John Is at once attracted to Belle, 
whom he masts for the first time. Ha does 
the family many little kindnesses, and In'dnces 
the glfla to attend tha classes at the aettlement. 
taiithlBK one BtanlBg John is aoddeoly 
1 wUh a fhnr. :AirU8 poplla Oae (torn 
In fsar.'Ogapt aaaa. Opaa 



'iMB PIATWBiaroV UTB. '{OnMU re- 
leaaed July 22; length. 1^ lhst>>-MHt Baa- 
sell, an ussnecessfDl pia i wtt ght, a la atralgbt- 
ened clrcnmatancea, but Is generous despite his 
poverty. When a poor woman talla exbansteo 
at hla doorway be takes ber In. and after ber 
death, be carta tor ber child. Thla kind action 
seems to hdag Urn loelE. tor a play that be 
bas been nnabla to dispoaa of. Is sold at a 
good SOB. and ha atarta on the high road to 
Ptosparttr. -to Tears later, whan the girl 
haa grown to wema oh ood. John flada that he 
loTCO hla ward, hot doea not betray hla pasalon, 
ballevlag that It la hopalass. Bla ayea are op- 
ened, however, by WuL who' la In lore with 
Orace. and la told hr her whan aha rsfnaca him 
that ite lotaa John. Whan gahn.haaia thla he 



nWNTITZ (Drama: released 
IBS.Iiet). — An Interesting and 
Ith a aensntlonal flnaler^ 

IH AWffUb'8MSVll<H(T (Trick comedr; col- 
oicd;' rdeased Jidy 18; length, 428 feet).— A 
nondescript band stands In the street giving vent 
to the most nneartbly row. Deafened by the 
discordant nolsa tbe Inhabitants throw water 
over the mnaklana. who Immedlstely dissolve 
and disappear. Suddenly hnae bomld spota ap- 
pear on tbe wall, take the shape* ot tbe mosl- 
claaa. form Into solid bodies, and once again 
the . moalclana recommence that awful retrain. 

am^'^nd^"^Sm£«KASk'''^&Sar*^MSa 

tLi!^S^r'-aS^S«&'9t&^li8r 
tune. , . 



REUABIUTY 




; : 1 ^ 

We want to tell our allies, the exhibitors, something about the 
business of our o&ce. Notwithstanding that the summer season is 
on, our customers seem to be doing a steadily increasing business. 
THIS BllEANS that ezhilutois are jQining the indepen&nt ranks. 

and many of them im inttbg in to us dicec^ toaay that thqr are 
dad to have the opportunity to avail thismseiivee: ot our program. 
We lure putting out the strongest and most - reliable program on 
earth, and it is only a question of a man's independence as to 
whether he joins us or not. We say to the exhibitor who has never 
tried an independent service, "How'd you like people to avoid 
your theatre in favor of a competitor's without ever having been 
m your place ?" ■ 

You Would Ask for a Chance 

wouldn't you? Therefore it ill becomes vou to have an opinion 
of independent aervice, unlees youVe tiied our latest combined 
progratti of TWENTY'JEIGHT REELS'' 

EVERY 
EVERY 

EVERY 

EVERY 
EVERY 

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MONDAY— Eclair, Imp. Yankee. 
TUESDAY-"" ~" 
Thankouser. 
WEDNESDAY Ami 
Electragraff, Nestor. 
THURSDAY— Cines, Film D'Arl^ Imp. 
FRIDAY— Bison, Defender, Kiiiotr»pb, Lux, 
Thanhooser. 

SATURDAY— Capitol, Carson, 
Griaat Northnrn, Itala, Powers. 
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JULY 23, 19ia 



Xtie Billboard 



IIANON (Dnma: nImmA Jnte IBi ^SS^h 
fdlow, fan» to mMt Us ilitv wbu 

Vmtn DM Orleux conwt forward aofl olTan to 

S« f>ll» "leeply ta Tore wttt baft . ■» . jM, P«« 

Ma»; Iben aS»a« to marry tba mannla. Heaa- 
DM Oilaiiz baa Ukcn the bolr octlera. 
gSJoa " pnSSt wben b. dellTtra bto flimtaM- 
.ml ifter eoicratulatea blate ««^- 
■'SZt old loTo rafoaaa to ba a— 
■Svuli flndliK tbem togetbar 
iSllia* Manon deported. 
CUTCHINO LOB8TEBS (Edacatlosal] 'HI 

t iBOti or trapa wltb wblcb tb« 
Mittr laciiaf bt. Placed on board, m 
l^t m aet aaU. to tba bai^ 
bclDf b«lte<l, tba poto are JgBn~-^~~—— 
no lobster catcher tetiOTB a» UOemlMf «U(r. 
when be U rtwartrt -irttb * — 



hit 



lha 

IBI cowBoi'8 BWBvriuAKF .4»n» 'S 



tBSrUrMUk Bettr baa apgauad. 
taiStt a( nniekliis Am. 

PETB BM^wtaa 'miM ii 



TBD ruOEKIX (Diaua; fl e aaad My U| 
Iraelti, 1,000 feet).— litallo Bla^bHB. • laBb- 
Itr. wai dlilnberlted br hi* fbtbar aalito f«r- 
tme K illed to bta balf alster Sadla. Haekbaa 
Mdrarora to do away witk Badia botaba la 
NicBrd br tbe BalTatlon Annr -aad giowa Into 
waoianboad under tbelr cato. Sadla la Barad 
from loinlt bj Carroll QraTos wbo la oeaKblnc 
for Blackburn. BUcktmrn raba bim of eoma 
papeta. A few yean alapsa darlacwhlch .Badto 
bocoinra a great alngar aad 
Ing irbo the really la 
ber. Oo Orarea* wlah 
«ttb Blackbeta. a 



one of the Indolent sort wboaa jdacea are al* 
waya orer-ron wltb weeda. Wblla Brown to 
alnmbaring a brlgbt idea atilkea ona of tba 
farmera — tliey wIlT paraaado Brown to work by 
tnaklng him bellara tbat a traaiora la bnrted 
on hia (rounds. Bnnm doaa start to watk sack' 
tag tbo tteasorar. Aa dtanx e aaa a a • ~ 

isfSaJ" t% 'ssaa * 

really floda m 



LDBIN. 

B08BIIABX FOB BEMBMBBAMCB (Drama; 
released Joly 18: length. OQO feet). — ^Boaemary 
loeaa DIek Boldlng. Sbe refnaea tba propoaal 
of booaat Tom Bnrrowa for Dlck'a aake. Ona 
lag Dick gnldaa a par^ of "Joy rtden** to 
bold of tbo Tlllasa. Tba menr-niakers In- 

I Dick to drink with tbeaa and aoon be la 

ondar tba i"«"«~— at hla potatloaa. Hla father 
ataialy dzlTas him from boma, and Dick, to 
avdU (King the connenta of tba towns-peopla. 
■Dsa to tba etty. Boaemair gleca btm a sprig 
ct ber aamo-plant "for remembrance." Dick 
wall, bat bla datlee are many and Boae- 
maiy laqolrea In rain at tbe poet odlce; tboogh 
seen Toia renews hla propoaaJ and ahowa that 
the proiiieroaa Oick la abont to many bla part- 
ncr'a daugliter. abe remalna traa to Bar pledge. 
Bat tbe ehock of the dlacorery has Its effect and 
tba lapentent Dick arrlTcs too lata. 

JOEDI OBAHAM'S OOLD (Drmma; relaaaed 
Joly 21: leagtb. azs feet).— Mta. Tangbn baa 
baaa "plajlsg tba market^' aad baa lost. Bbs 
baarawB awney from John Orabam. wboaa r>- 
gaid far tba dangbter. Konlce, baa been bla re*- 
aan (Or lending money wttboot aaeortty. Ora- 
tbe retain of tbe money or 
and tba dangbter, wbo lofea a 
_ lawyer, conaenta to marry Graham to 
aava ber mother. Graham la a miser at heart 
and Bmiloa Anda Ufa mora unpleaaant than abe 
bad feared. Bonlea la preparing to lean Gra- 
bam*a bona to ratom to bar pa rente , and 
OrabaB, baarlag tba nolaa, stwpcsea a borglar 
la la taa boasa. Ba aatebea op hla taeoiTer 
wblcb |a M«Ma^ kuML tow Jfm ud 



BIOOBAfH. 




Joly 21; leactk. 
^t son of a Tar- 



Dfa. 

atmPA 

tar chief, waa~ eapi(and~^~5io~Folcs and 
Into manhood In tbe PoUab land, new knowing 
his trae.narestags. Ba fana ta tora with OUa> 
ika, tbe dangbter of a Follab aable, bat tbelr 
marriage Is agabist tbe plan of tba nolda. wto 
baa made prraantlooa to many her to Ooont 
Premlslss. Maieppa forced a dnel wllfe bla 



rival ta wblcb tba lattat ta 
sad the earaged neUa. aa • 
seppa. bas him tied to fba I 



to Ma- 

. Dd aad 

deaperata borse. Tba fealplsaa Uaaappa flaally 
rtacbea tbe Tartar camp, whaia. by a mark oa 
hie bieaat. be le recognlaed by tba Tartar chief 
aa bla eon, end proclaimed hla fatbae'a aac- 
ceaeor. Ilaseppa. wltb aeTcral of bla followefs, 
difgnlae thamaelrea and meke off for tba booa 
of Ollaaka'a father. At tba opportans aaomeat 
the Tartar oreipowar tbe bones aad raleaaa 
ninka who Is ones more remlted wttb llaaappa. 

A UAD DOO 80ABB (Oonedy; ralaaaa Jaly 
33: ItDstb, 000 teot). — A tMr cbap aeea an o»- 
portaalty to wake op Sleepy Hollow. According- 
ly be eulits tba aM a( <ba tawa psmp 
aad they Ua Ua aaaato tta two amt 

Iscfelas doga la tba ralasab na aaalaaa at 

start «Bi ranpaga. toaalaff ovar paopla and 
creating maeh ' axeltemeht. ° na town eonaUble 
kill! ona of the doga and baa It ■blppcd for ci- 
nmlniittoD. Tbree daya Ufrr m* telearmm la r*- 
nlTrd that the dog had do hydtophobla, bnt only 
iulTerlDg from a caae of fleaa. 

A &1.EBP-WAUC1NO CURB (Comedy: releaaa 
la\j 2i; length, 310 feet).— A Bplneter hits npon 
a plan to core eleep walking, and acc<ntUngly 
piacea a tab foil of water at tba foot of tbe 
atalre. Bretrone felU In but tbe riabt ooe. 
naally It aarrae to catch a bnrglar ami ptoTea 
the (Oeleacy of the old mald'a Idea. 

TBB COWBOX'S KTBATAOBV (Drama; r»- 
■eaae Joly Sg: leagtb. asS feet I. B ab loraa Mab 
aad bis foia.la ntarasd. Hab to Jaalooa, bow^ 
erar, and wbea aba nisa htm apaaUaglo aa> 



jnire 

•w this plctaia ataqr Ito 



ether lady, abe lanadlataly iatana tba . 
rlns. Bob hito oa a bappr aebam* to 
Mnatinrs wltb Mab aad Itunua atoa tbat 
aasMb A Oa«rboy*a 



■DI80N. 

OLD LOVKS AMD TEO MBW (Drama: ta- 
leaaM July U; tengtb. 1,000 f*at>.— John Staa- 
lirta la lore withBtbal Wlaslev art tbar 
keraae esgagad. .Btaalar loaa to Ssatk AMaa 
and while away Brsoba AaaUa aNSto aad falls 

Hani to lore Bataa- Jaiaf v-iilSllbto sitaa- 
Un confronting blm »Su3«^ 'KSarMm to 
with the molt tbat mattan aia aiiaagad^tba 
cemplete aatlafaetloa of alL 

A FBONTIBB BBBO (Drama: lalaaaaa Jaly 
SiJufth, 450 feet).— no actloB- at thU etKy 
7*5..?**; aa toe fraatler of KentDehy to ISOO. 
A child of ooe of tbe aattleia to kidaappad by 
£ I><llaD. bat after a nam ber of agelffig to- 
osentt la reatoied to Ito patanta. 
iJi^'^ FABMBB BBOWK (Oomedy; released 
»»ly a; length, 6W tNt).-«talBM 



relessa Joly 
tba period of 



Sn (UU> TO AHUS (Drama: 
■ iTSilb lini feet).— A atscy of 
ttOamt! aad. da^Us* wttb tba 



CHAMPION. 

A BOMANtJB or AN AKTUr-(I>rama, re- 
leeaad Jnly M: leagtb. 1.000 fOet). A wlU pro- 
Tldea tbat Oraco marry yoong Oatooa. so ney 
both Inherit great rlebca. SBooId aha nfoae. 
ba la rat off: bat abonld ahe die wltboat being 
aiairied. be goto tba aetote. Claraan acta oat to 
tnacbarooi^ bring abont ber aemlae. He tirtbee 




ViiYNQT LEARN 
NOVING 




Too can pontively learn 
Moving Pictnre Operating 
in a few weeks by maiL 
SiiSt^'- WJI PaUnre impossibUy as we 
seDdyonamacluBe. ISttarUyoik Sfndfoirpwticvla^ 



Mxmov noxim • 



C aiii a i a su ipfc Mot B. 
also a Two-Pta Edlaon 



SIBO TwcBttoth OsBtniy Marrda UOS, fSB to tllO: Foiwar Oamaianpk Moi. 5. coat CtTIL l 
|l«0; UlaoB toteat One-Pto Uodd Bzblbltlos KlDetoacopea, alao a Two-Pta Edlaon for gSS: oaO 
{210 Hottogiaph (aa naw), for flOS; also new UoUogrsphs. $lTS op; American Standard 1165; 
Uibto aotta <3antory Harrcl IBIO, coat 9220, only IITO. The sbore sra all eomhlnatlOD itiiCDlaig 
and are equipped for tbe dectrlc theatre. OptlsTapb Mo. 4 for tSO^ and m (tpUgrapb No. S oBly 
«3S; Edlaon CnlTcraal Klnetoscepee, «90: Blodd B. Oaa OotSt, «2».0O, oxone, other and Uma peo- 
cUa; Pathe Paaalon Play. 2,880 feet.UM: Patha Paaalon Play (colored), complete, aa naw. Uato 
3.114 feat on 4 reela. fZTT.BO; lotof Illm. 2 canto per foot; Spot and Hood Light, ISO; Dlaaolrlng 
a t a i agp tlM i, Single Stereoptleona, >lBi M t noe a ee p ea. tba optical wander for abowtog poatal 
eu«n> jaotograpba, opaqoe o6Jeets> ate.. ClOt Mirror Maglca fOr abowing aUdea or opaqoe objccta, 
n&_naa BeraaMlne, fkmc. tat Mnatte Bdtobow SUdea. Berlptnre. Trarel and MlaceUaacoaa 
WW l fc J Wl tlil lL l *toP^. Wltn g > i ( g. Ob— Msaifc, Oaldnm Jets. (Uurbona. Tickets and other s«p- 
PUm. ail— < WrTBAWCB # oo.. 80O nibart SC. PbUadcIpbU, Pa. 

THE CHRONOPHONE TAUUNG nOTURES 

Demonstrations In Independent llMatp^ ; 

In N^w York State and PeniwylyiaBla : 

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WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST 

Fifteen of the best rounds of slashing fighting for the light-weight championship of 
the wolld.^ 

Four Re^lir^hiiy Qet th^ NOW^ Ekfaibitdri, 

write for percentage booking or straight rental. The following SjlaKfeaiigihts have been 
sold: OregoUy Washington, California, Montana, North and Sonliffi Dakota, Kansas, 
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Xlie Billboard 



JULY 28, 1910. 



AMUSEMENT PARKS 

The Week's Happenings at the Resorts of the Va- 
rious Big Cities in all Sections of the Country- 
Notes of Concessions and Park Events ' 



:eoiiiY wumD tkyret. 

UnUL PARK. 
- Lnaa Puk'a aenmantte Kantlog Tb Han by 
Acnplane. U one of the most popBlar of U>e 
two score «Dd ten attrmetloaB la ttm Ooort of 
Loni. The iruon for tUa la BOt haid to aee, 
aa eierjhoij nowadaya la more or lean Inter- 
catcd In aviation, and for tboae who btye not 
bc«s priTll«Ked to witness any one of tbe le* 
oaat nnaatlonal aerial Blghta, tlie Lnaa Park 
to Man ftgnWIiaa a remarkable laallatie 
IhB Kara aliaUp enbaiks aip- 
•aaaaiy zna Ooie iBui 'a laUnd. and aalla oxer 
g i a atei Hew Tock. and tbence tbrouh tin 
donda to a port In the planet Mara. Tbe paa- 
aencera are InatmetlTely entertained thronghoot 
the Wcht br a leetmer, who deacrllteB tbe in- 
tllesclea of aerial naTlcatlon. and tbe astro- 
■nmlral phenomena enconnteied la transit. Tbe 
■hip baa accommodatlona for two bimdred pa»- 
a'*g" ■ The Installstloa of tbla np-to-tbe-mln- 
Bta attraction represents an Inrestment of np- 
warda of $60,000, and In ita construction Red- 
~ naBoaoa haa tar ontdone hla-ftaaer illn- 

A Up to th* Moon. 
. .ikt mm attiaelloiia In tmna are Mlnia Tlta, 
a noreltr trlek abow that baa Immedlatdy 
cansbt tbe crowds, sod the Baby Rides (Uinla- 
tnre motor - cycles), which can he ridden and 
pnpelled by cblldren wltbant the slightest de- 
gico of dancer. 

Ae Pneumatic Tobe has firmly established 
tla^ aa a perfectly safe thriller, and Tbe 
HgOBtaln Torrent, Tbe Dragon's Gorge. Tbe 
Ghataa, The Virginia Beel, and Tbe Tickler are 
alwaya crowded. The dapbanta. Gyp and Judy 
. carried orer B.OOO pce^e daaliv tbe past we«k. 
wblch la the aereo-dv SMrt « tte pachyderms, 
■ad otktr ball aho«s aie each Mag a capacity 
'* ■ ~ bleachers sor- 

aie eontlnnallT- 
gtom-iipa, watching 
■( talaat «*cr abown In a 

GRZATKR DREAMLAND. 

Greater Dreamland has taken a sUU bigger 
kold on popnlar faTor with the tremendocs 
tfemus that hare come to Coney Island dnrlog 
Ite ran of real sammer areatber. Tbe park ba.i 
bam crowded every day, and tlie Satorday and 
BOBday attendances baTC broken all teeards 
known to the napolar puk: by the aaa. The 
: tatbinc beach Mi' pvarad .eoe eC tto ■ceatcat 
attractlona. The boartwalk and Hie cool and 
jeomfortable accomraodattona for basket parties 
kiTC an been crowded. Among tbe attractions 
which eontlnne to draw are Alias Kid Allen. 
Tho Diving Girls. Tbe Borneo Village. Aronnd 
tbe World and BeantUnl Mclodln. The rides 
at* tin nn to their utmost capacity, while tbe 
boats of the Chutes have aoown no rest. Tbe 
Ctee circus and a namt>er of other open-air en- 
tertainments ar^ c^log on at all time* for the 

aaneinent or the ciowda. Uanager. Gompertz. 
. ^ foUCTv M: lljiilaK .MT mttrae- 



wijjhe lob. 




GhMter DreamlaBd, Ifanliattaii** faTdrite plif- 
I; tbe only park directly on tbe ocean; pre- 
Btly popolar; adwaya adnndag — — 



Be WtDaid Faadlr is Jaaetlac with imA 

jaaa. pi«aiiBllii> Ua anlqae eatertaleaaft.- ea- 
tttlcd BeantifBl Mdodla, latrodoelnc mote noral 
melodJona InatTmnenta than erer presented under 
■oof, eaoTas ar Indaor. 

Tbe Girl aad the Baaflt Hataa foUy Fra- 
■er, the eleetMMb^aMB Wt^ Wm Xaw Taak. 
Jr., Compaar* ' THrto Ma a<eaa* aaaaaa' srltb 
the abow. 

John Flemmlng and wife are playing tbe lead- 
las parts with Tbe Girl and the Bandit. They 
•tart _^ Rhaantawtbe latter part «C Jnly for tbe 



LEO YOUNT 




O w iT al manaser and aeeretaiT and treaamer 
«C R h tUl e Park Aaaoctatloa. lopUa, Slot 



nraak Jlmphy la eirhsnging the tiekatav aad 
keeps boay dobig ao. Rhodes NIehola la Iae> 
taring on the Inalde. All Saral and MiMatt 
are praaeating the Hindoo basket aa %^Wttm 
door attractKm. Wm. Segor U manasv aaCk 
certainly playing to good business. 

Onr friend Bddy Is the aanooncer and assistant 
manager. 

Tlolet Gray la leading tbe orchestra at Beo 
Hot. Good for ber. 

Ben Prtgboff is still popular among tbe ladlea 
at tbe "Wludwlnd, glTlx^ oat tbe aoneenlra. 

Ae noMte ajeoiar BMaK aua aiaea im haa 
MB.ccnDcctad wlA-tkb Baa Hax^ 
, Us Uttle baitaaOar wUk tke Uc baada b 

of the I — ' ^ 

JaiMUMse 



Bar; and 



lasdore, to help blm oDt; alao. Gas Boberts 



Is^ It back agalit. 

m Infant Ineobator la doing nicely, ahowlng 
what adeaneed adence la doing for childhood. 
Tbe Donaybrook Fair la atU banding ont a lot 
of laughs. 

The Great DlTlde, tbe peach of a ride, Wm. 
Segnr, manager, has no tmble In getting tbe 
Tutors to take this wondertnl ilde, with Its 
grand aceu e iy and dlpa. The cr ewda nU with 
Ungbter. Doc NerQle, with Ma iMae TtdaT 
apld. la always on tbe lookout 4» M ttat tbc 
ccvwda are wdl taken care at. 



Istence. and the oldest, as be bad him for 
fourteen years, and plsyed all tbe principal 
tbeatcea In tbe oonntiT, aad other large exhl. 
IIAW MU lain ^canlrala, etc lb. CMigbton 
tva^ Mt aMther loaater aad tcaia him 
laaaaiMV^lK ike coming aeaaaa. 



YORK PARK NOm. 



GALA PARK, NORTH PEACH, LOX'Q ISLAND. 

Gals Psrk, since Its opening, Isst May 30th, 
oadcT tbe auaagasaent of S. U. Abrama, who has 
aufiuua dad blaisdt with a capable sad affable 
staa, haa peered to be a graet aacr»iaa, aad the 
park is drawing larger ci owd a thaa arcr before. 
Zk-Bootb is tbe aaaUtant aaaagar. The cbntea 
an dnwl 



lag big 
r ahowa. 




tai tt^ma^dM MMAiliHK act. 
The antomatle nee cmne at Pallaadas Park. 

owned and invented by Richard J. Blanner. has 
pcored to be a bnge money getter. Bnslness 
has been exceptionally brisk since tbe conces- 
sion opened and If It wssn't for tbe abort hoots 
during wtiich the park la operated, ^vnuer would 
clean op a good bit more erery day. Tbe race 
ctKxrae la constructed entirely dltferent from tbe 
old-style ^a<^e course games. Tbe old-style, sin- 
gle alot haa l>een dlapenaed with and a new 

aad Borel idea employed. The cootae la so ar- 
ranged that the horses are nicaaad Iqr a Btaitcr, 
whs dnpa tbe flag end ralaea the batner. Bmy 



HAimv .m. MircHKu. 




_ uaw Mm WBV WOD t _ 

at Barry WeSnbesg*a Shone runs hla own coorae, **»«g*«g from Inside 
«■ aKonnt of tt»_blg {o ootalde, across the bosrd snd bsck sgsln. 



increaae in buslneas^ Baay ant for hla brother aaee a paddle Is banded out It la a hud ]ob to 



They repeat nntU tbe game 
getter It'a a 



PAUSADE3 PARK. 

WbOe Tbe "Billboard representatlTe was oTer 
to Pallaedea Park, one day last week, be beard 
the following eooTcisatlon between Billy Green, 
tbe general manager of the New York Carnival 
Co.. and Tom Deer, tbe Indian at the park. 

It aeemed Prof. Bill Green waa sore over 
aenetblag, as Tom came over with a bunch of 
pnien la one band and bis hat In the other, be 
aald: "Professor, they hara best us to It.. Tbe 



ELECTRI6 PARK, JOPLIN, MO. 




calir rhangtng 
migladea and 
aatlVe hi 



The 



The ritreets of Venice are the same favorites 
aa ever. 

Tbe Turkish Theatre, where the dances of 
the Saltan's domain are shown by native girls 
of wondroos beauty, introducing tbe newest of 
Oriental aensationa, the TufcUb Twiat. It'a a 

The aaost daring altfgsf»w baats la tbe waHd, 
Alligator Joe, - la pMar-"- 
gator man eaters to 

chameleons. 

moas-o'erbmtg rteus of 
In a perfect 

Florida Fairyland never 

Manhattan. Bd. H. Bdl dacg 

front and la some talker. 

STEEPLECHASE PARK. 

The crowds never before have reached at 
Steeplechase Park such proportions aa ttiia aea- 
son. All of tbe novelties are now In full swing, 
and they sre of great rariety and Ingenoity. 

There are orer Bf ty of theae la the parlllaa 
or fun, ao that even with ita aoor spaee of 
200,000 aqnaie feet, there ia aanetklng ob jin 
sides that aftorda dlte ia bia and aaiaaeaicat. 
Golden Stain that lescbed s height of 
fifty feet; Nisgsra, which Is located aert to It. 
and witleh alforda aa strennoas a descent ss tbe 
first-named, does In sn opward joomey, an 
two of the popular a ttra c ti ons of tbe place. And 
If a more rapid and thrilling experience is de- 
sired. It can be gained by a allde that makes 
up the third festm of Its combination. The 
drop la ataaA SB sagls that tbe trip Is secom- 
pUabed.alastt .a* asM. It la begaa. tbe 
termlaal JM« MMBHaa • Hg aoop 

bowL WIUi a daaaa ar utt—i atrng- 

gllng to icgain their tbottng to get eat. aad 
new arrlrala abooting down In a ateady proces- 
sion, and tbcxeby adding to the confusion, scenes 
thst sre prorocstlTe of mneh langhter an 
enacted. 

Onuide of tbe paTlUon there are Tarlotn at- 
tnetloas la tlw park tbBt_atB 

and 

At Henderaon'a Mnate Ball the following acts 
are bnied thia week: Field Broa.. El Cota, 
demona aad Dean, Hyaterlona lion, Ona Bd- 
waida* KoaBti7 KUa. Bawallaa Vnr,- JUtmo 
n ai n a iM , _Cba«. jf ePeaa l dt Crawtord aat Maa- 
troae. Pcdcrson BieB,^ aad oCben. 

John C. CMgbtoB, aAo la arasailac at Dnaoi- 
land. Coney lalaad. n se iuaa the loaa of Us trick 
noater, wUeh died a abart tlaa aga. (Mgb- 
tm dalaw tt waa aa «a)F trtek aaaatar la ax- 



reason can't get any money is. the free show 
goes on Just as we start in to do some busi- 
ness, and it lasts about an hour and a balf. and 
when it is over, the crowds flock home. 

"Well," said tile Profesaor, "never mlod. 
We're in bad. I tbonght we conld get 

{TkSara^ tbe^ te c j ^lik^ 

abew here, and got one at 

and bad lighting, and oa one eaa Mc ifa a 

abow untn they come to the fnot of it." 

Then BUI started In to give hla aplel at tbe 
candy wheel: "I'm going to do It all over 
again." 

When he saw one of tbe park managers Id 
among tbe crowd he started to roist him right 
In trout of the wtiole crowd, telling htm tlier« 
were a lot of sore beads In tbe park that 
wen- Jealooa becanse they can't get tbe coin, 
althoagb tber have tbe ezdoaiTe ptlrilcgea. and 
said It Is Impossible to get any becan a e the 
patt maaagen an playlag to tba gate to booat 
tte Mock. Maw Bm tag kat ■ snack held 
b«* Car aaM ttab aat OM to .wfeaa ke let go 

or It. i-, • 



CHKMCm 



MIIKS. 



RIVBRVIBW. 

Tbe American Braaa Band of PrOTldenee. R. 
I., is in Its last week at BIremew Rxposltlon 
when Ita mnstcal Interpretations are being en- 
Joyed by the many who frequent this resort. 
This musical organisation is being directed by 
Bowen R. Cborch, tbe celebrated eornetlst. 
Mas Anna Ellis Dexter Is tbe soprana soloist 
with this band. The nnmerons rides thst Blrer- 
elew Is supplied with, bare taken a strong bold 
OB Ita patrona, white the Monitor and Merrlmae 
and Creation bold forth aa the stsr festures. 

SANS SOUCI. 
Creatore, with his ever popular band, con- 
tlnnea to furnish tnosle for tbe tDsny eager 
llstenera who nightly occupy tbe tables placed 
before tbe band ahell. Sana Sonel with Its 
green lawns and ahada tiwa ||M»ai-aa lavtUng 
and refreshing plaes <lar mtamr .M Oklrago'a 
pleaaure-aeekers. 

VOBB8T PABK. 
Forest Psrfc, witb Its Tsrioas forma of aaiMs 
mant. Is offering eatertalaoiaat to auoy of 
Obleago'a weatalds pomdaca. The Baeae, Olaat 
Coaster aad Paeoaaatie TMw an ridea vigor- 
iBltrMvttai 



Affloaement 
Park, Joplln, 



maDigpr 
Mo. 



Tba TaaderHle theatre sr Forest Park 1 
ha^SMa Vapolar and is offering soae.i 

WHITS CITT. 

Bympbokj 




tadlcato Ibat It wfll aot be ray aetlre agala 
thia acessB, F^om ooe wbo la In a poalcl» 
to kaow wc bare ike laformstion that on Satnr- 
dajs and aaadays tbe park will be thrown open 
to tbe paklle with tbe bepe that some earnlnga 
win be Bade la a —«■'—- ttiat will minimise 
the expense of opentions. Capt. Hontagne teUa 
na tliat tbe perk may open again for week 
reaa dorlog wblcb time it will bona* such dr- 
caea aad cBtatwala aa thqr will be able to ob- 



FORE8T PARK MAKING GOOD. 

Kansaa City, Mo., July 18. — Under the capable 
management of ilr, J. H. KoSler, tbe new owner 
and manager of Forest Park, thia pretty east end 
resort is more than making good thia aeaaoa. 
Mr. KoOSer haa surrounded blmself with aa able., 
staff of co-workers, Including Mr. Obaa. W*l«a. 
f-tlTt-"* maaagar: Mr. Walter BaCetkampk aae- 

• laabF. 

lacge 

. patlllaa. Ma 

laqaat awlmBiIng pool la 
""aa^ accnic railway ai 
. ether In trying to get 
be - 




Haaagcr. "Oako." Bolae, Idaba. 



JULY 23, 19ia 



Ttie Bill board 



29 



vniaaD. «k» ftM kMn HTcrml KMOna with tba 
Mk Pirkw miiwi, >>u HTcrml coneaulooa. uid 
k nttios tlM aoBcr. Itee TiadtTlUa, booked 
the led SpiriM' AmnMment Compuy, U ooe 
S tlie inu>7 (K< mttraeUoiu, wtaU* the band 
Kirin br Btanud's Bud, acoc* a bit. 

■nnced u ■ fltUo« celobcmtloa tt ths aatf*^ 

witd>7. Xb» bl» teK.i«ti - 
direct wire tnm tb« " — 
BouBMd by OMglHtL 
eTfOloc a « in« »— «C 1 

tbc UwD. 



MINNEAPO LIS PA RK jllRllft. 

3(jn»ipoll>, Hloa.. Jolr 17<— ^ 
fellow Oudea* Muucr JL F. Jmm >i 

[belsWBIMkmi aad tMr alnblp. ,Tka Bun 

Siimnetcd tor Ucn in CalirornU. end wuT bare 
Sont «xblMU<a at the Oardens. They will 
■MBPt to >7 tram the Oardens to Van Snel- 
Mgs ud back, « dUtance of aboot three miles. 
TTutt cooalrnmeDt of rare monkeri arrlred at 
ita Oaidena this week, to antment tbe already 
me collecttoD of aolmala In the Zoo. 

g^le Roblaoo. io hi* Uloitntcd aout. eon- 
ttanea to make a bic bit at tba Alxdon* at 
S Twin City Wondarland Patk,; wbwa b* 
alM actlDC aa atac* ■a aa mr , -»*ga Ma wM», 

8Ute Band, under th* WWUM b — , 

H (onlahlnc tb* conceit pracmH. A aew 
iSt rtSS^bia bee. wegted ■S 'te tta. Att- 
Saae. and Manaser P. B. Canp. •( Wonderiaad. 

baa offered a eaab priae to the peraeo mneet- 
IDC a name moat anited to ttils deTlee. 

FOKet Park baa cloaed lu moaoUfht camlTal 
which benn tbe lltb and laatad oaUl tbe 
iTih. ThTa camlTal waa aomethlns of a nor- 
rltr and broosbt many patzona to tbe sroonda. 
The open-air tbealte. electric toontala and dane- 

ln» saTlUoa are provlac — 

•t tMa park. 

Tbc new Blie t i l ew 
haaka tt the 



r Pail^ toeattd «nm tt* 

MtnuB*. A laOer eoaatcr and caioaael (ocm 
SriSSdpd aeaM of entcrtalsMM at thla 



adet Bawl Ik 



AT'NmrfUiurr park. 

aiy. ». mr l«.--«artee H. 
xeasBV WMtan attraction are bcre playtnc 
M Maclty bmlMti at tbe new park. tb»T 
arc lnUM& aeeood week and expect to icmalB 
roar mere. Tte park la tba moat atopendoaa 
.ite In tba eltr. 8o e-rfect la It Ushted Uuat 
the arena, at nlalit. b aa briaht aa dayUsbt. 
I.ait week, a* added (eatntca tb« bad (WPtalB 
Jack Smith, expert platoJ rtot. Ae S ea ea tV wa l 

•rife walkK. A bead «t *»P5y-»2 ^^Jf.? 
I» atlMinet. Th* iwHr it n* Weatera At- 
liailluai la aa MIowa; 

crbarlee B. TmpklDO. peomoter: Tom rmj, 
•noaaecr: Charlie Bobblna. Nebruka BlU, 
Jack KInc, Charlie Aldridse. Mlaa Mabel Hack- 
andhlch aebool boree. Mlaa Florence Klnc, 
KcUle Bobblna. Mlaa Mar Klu. MlM 

dtac Fawn. Mlaa Tlllle Wln«er. mIb Bnff 

Hardlac Joba mnxe. Fred Flanncrr. ChatUe 
Shetbr. Cy Comptoa. Jack Hardta«,_£^^BaM- 
irin. Tex Oowd, Jim Grinder. JiBllMgM. Bfll 
Haider. Hootia Maaa. Heniy Omn. 



SSn' 




Tbe ansott at 
far thla year, baa 
Ibe laanfuratloo of tbe nctUf tic* 

tnctloD* ctren at tbe aew nee trart 
haa met with mndi faror and e<nac 
from all aldea. The bicbeat aaUHed aad meat 
aenaatlooal, np-to-date acta only are enpleyed. 

Par tbe week betlmlng JnlT IT, dpt. Btdaey 
Blamtn and hla world-famed crew eC Ilfe^eaTtac 
doc*, and tbe Gotlirlea, celebrated gymaaata aad 
acrobat!, cooitltnte tbe free ontaMa attraetlOBa, 
while Bpon tbe Tanderllte itajte ate acA the 
toOowlnc acta: Jobo Goaa. bone eeMa^^tte 
rear Gnhrlnl*. coatortloaUti. foot jMBMa, 
acTChat* aad Ina-Jaw artiata: the HiaUitf lle> 




BINQO DEAD. 



New Tork, Jqlr Id. — "Blnao." Lona Park'a 
cirma borae. and pcobaWy one of the most 
ramons trained anlmala In America, died at 
8:15 p. m., Jane 2P. BInco did bla "tnm" In 
the Lona Park free drcn* rinc In tbe aftcmoon 



A. W. CANADA 




and waa apparently In the beat of beattb ^nd 
splrlta, hot wben tbe time of bla erenlnff per- 
(ormaaee arrlred he wai iDddenlT atrlcken with 
cramna. The Loaa Park TCterloary waa Imme- 
diately arnniBMied. hat tbe animal waa beyond 
hnmaa control, death waa anperlodneed by aae. 
He waa )tat peat tbe 23rd mile post wben ne 
fare op the race forerer. 

Bingo baa been a clrcoa lioroe eince be wan 
three years old. Be made bla debnt In 1903 at 
tbe BIppodrome and came Into atellar proml- 
Bcnce three yean a(o In Polly of the Clrcoa. 
Ba was the bis "rtna feature" In Polly tor 
three ycara; playlas te all tha laner dtlca 
tbnMghont the (•■buj. aad waa pneuloied by 
all tbe blfh-btowed cKoea aa eaa «t the neateet 
aetora of tbe qnadiaped wmlttr ' ot hC time. 
BisKO waa a gieat fairoflte aad arery eae la 
Lona Park mooraa hla anddta taUas olf. "Bab- 
bit" McOoIre, bla rroon for eerentaen yearn la 
completely proatrated, and Blale St. Lmn, tbe 
Lona Park eqoeatrlenne, who has ilddas tbe 
animal bare-hack for foor yeara. aaya there win 
~IWO. Ba wUlbe " " 

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Mttabttrc* P*— Julr 16. — Kennj^ood Park 
wni dlaeontlnae tbe Hippodrome u bta been 
ramilas for tbe past mooth ; mnalcal comedy 
wilt b« laaUlled tnatead. and BIsfe Wllllami 
MnaScal Comedy Compaoy. In Topsy Turrey 
Hats, will be tbe opeolnc erent. Tbe Aerial 
Bacer la tbe featore bcrc and Is the principal 
drawlDc attraction. 

Maoaffer Aadley lofferaoll. of Xana Park. San 
Joae, Cal.. reporta the larceat attendance of 
the Bea»on on Jnly 4- STery conceaalon U doing 
a fine boalDcn. A prlie walu. Rlreo In tbe 
daoce paTUlIoo, wa« th*- moans of pack- 
It to tbe doors. 



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givan in thaa* eolumn* will b* Ignerad 
unlaw an*w«ra mr* prepaid. - 

Parferman and Aote wMiiGlniuMB 
may ba found In anathar ' 



MmDMStn and perfotnun ax* n^actfoXly nqnsstcd to contrlbot* tlMlr d&taa for tUM dcpart- 
auit. Uootes moat nub Tbe BUlboud not later tban Satonlaj o( eacb week to Imnra psbUcatlan. 

Tba Billboard forwarda mall to all proteaakmala (tea of diarse. Munban ot tb» ' 
•n Imlted whlla on tto.ro td. to kan tbalr man addiaacd in can of Tltt Bl 
will ba Covwaxdad pnmptly* . . 

Bogert. (HIijMlIe) Gharleaton. B. C 
Jeatle) AffeMinilla, lb.. 2S-8lk 
^vtMfjr ]>«( qicai (Oraute, Paxk) Jj«- 

Batfc*. J^a P. (lioMra'tftik) Ba^ 
Brott, Fteinr I>. ft Co. <Orphenm) Fraoklla. 
Pa.. 21-23; (Exposition Park) Connaaot Lake, 

2S-30. 

Brano Slsteta (rour Mile Creek Faik) Bri*, 
Pa. 

Bart, lAnra, ft Heaiy Stanford (5tk. At*.) . H. 
r. C.; (Keltb'a) Boater — — 

Barclay. Dod- (Wert J>i4., ^ . . , 

Bnns ft OoDBUnce (OtphebmriWfcM^Aafc. ST- 

An«. 30. ,.. . 

Black * UcCone (Ua}«tlc) Seattle. Waab. ' 
Bootblack (taartette (Fontaine Femr Paik) 
LonlsTllle; (Ingenoll Parik) Dea Moines, la.. 
25-30. 

Boma Slstera, Tbiee. (BepabUc) CUeaao; (Oak 
Summit Park) EranarUle, Ind., 25-30. 

LoBdlnl Bm JMaJwtfcM 

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FEBTOBMEBS' DAXW^ 

'.- Wiim' B« dila i« given, ihm.^fimk 9t 
ilal/ ;Hi8^'.iii ' t!r'W.attppl|^ 

AUaum, Two .ONttT 
■ Odeana. 

Albanl: 1695 Bioadwar. N. T. C. 
Allen ft Keasa: 12S Brewer St.. Norfolk.-Ta. ■ 
AlalB ft Zenda: Box SOS, Dreaden. O. 
tyrly ain«teK Ftonr: 410 B. M8th at., Bronx, 



Bi 8008 Xoenat at., Pblla. 

Aadfcws ft Abbott CoT 8S6* Hofxan at.. St. 
Loois. 

An|l»«axoo Mnaleal TMo: Oen. DeL, Fblla. 
Aanla, Ura. Wm. B.: SOI W. UOtb at, N. T. C. 
ApoBa Qnartette: S38 N. State at.. Cblea«a. 
Aictaer ft Carr: Gieenwlcb. N. X. 
Arnold. Geo.: 600 P a axb er n mn., CMeama. 

MamA. JonTU W. 6th at., Baytan,^ ■ ■ 
Anaffii ft Aamkar (O. H.) H^uSUmok Xr. 
AtH. Tb* Ompin) Altoa, Okla^TUMi 
AM^ °A{t Ulxdaaa)^taa. m.; CWbIt* CUy 
Was).- DayiOBB' Oa, SK-aO*^' 
AnMdda; OhisTOOttiiCa PaiiUdii.Tbeatn) Fl«ia, 

0., IMO. X 
Applebjr. E. T. (New Son) ' Sprtnsflcld, O. ; (Af 

cade) Toledo as-to^ ... 
Amortta Slateta (Bll<m) ' Baelne, Wla. 
American Newaboya Qaartatte (AIrdom«) Ctiat- 

taaoofa, Tcnn. 
Apdale'a Animala (Orpbenm) San FranciKO, 

1S40. 

Alanndcr ft Bcott (Orpbenm) Dea Molnea. la. 

rdam Qnartatt* - - - - 

1. 

ft Blalto (O. a. 



Amatcrdam Qnartatt* 

Tenn. 

AlTlno ft Blalto (O. B.) 
aailada, •- ' ^ 

AddSsa 

Alqulst ft Clayton (New Star) Pawtncket. B. 

(On>benin> New London, Coon.. 2S-30. 
AUantls ft Flak (SUodaid) Stamford. Tcz. 
Anclo^aim IMod «• yiaimUm flartaa) At- 
lantic Oilr,' IMK .r .'.r- V-'.; 
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Bobby: UOli So. Hlgb at., Colmnbna,. 

Baiy. ft Blcbarda: Dlngmana Fterry, Fa. 
BarteU ft Gaifleldr 26BB B. SSrd at., dereland. 
Barto ft MeCne: 818 .N. 2nd at., Beadlnc, Pa. 
Beaid. BOly: 1401 Drayton at., SaTannab; Oa. 

Mannan Ed. (Oomlnfcm FaA) Hantnal. 
ft Xnaa: 14 K. aik at. FUtai^ 




Uo. 

Belford Funllyi Mm* 

Cblcaso- 

Bennett Broe.: 258 W. 6Stb at. N. T. a 
Bennett A Marcello: 206 W. STth at, M. T. O. 
Bersere, Jeanette ft Boae: 224 W. 40111 St, 
N. T. O. 

Bana, Mia l>8lle: 716 Boeklncham Place, 



Blanca. Mile.: 

O. H.. N. T. ^ 
B^^^ (^pt. Sea: 



Tbe: 681 Paclflc at., Appleton. Wla. 

Btndley, Florence: 6407 IStb aTc. Brooklyn. 
Bluichaid ft Marlln: llSO OctayU it. San 



BlancT, EhnA: MS 8lh aTO.^ 
meaanga. Tbe: 



Migas ft l_ _ 

Bouier~ft Mendttk: liBSS Broadway. M' 
Boston Mewaboya Qnartette: 1 Ashton 
I^n. Uaaa. 



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Bowers, Walteis ft Ciooker (AmsteidaB Boot) 

■ N. T.C. • -■■■■J:---:-. - ... 

Bradleya^, Tbe: .IBIft. 

■^JtCtoO Qiiaitette: XI20 S. BBI st.. Ids 

;'Xamllbrtlera: 515 Main at. BolTalo. 

Btf n an ; '- D o w ning ft Co. (Majeatle) Jobnstown. 

Pa. •• - 

Brearer. t^pt Cbaa.: Tbe Bfllboaid. CInelnnatL 
Brlnkleya. Tb«: 424 W. 8»th at.. N. T. C. 
Brtnkman. Srneat: Hie Bniboard. Clnrlnnatl. 
Britton. Nellle:.a40 Morris at. Pblla. 
Brookes ft :(aui≤ S8:OIenwood are.. Boffala 
Brooks jfc KInaManr'a, rjMda at. . J t aa f n. „. 

Brownies. .T^iW.Oa.V.tak''* ItOHm alifc^^a^ 



.m Tientai are.. Pltts- 



' CbicacOL 

B yiM a, HarTCX^X 

BnAe'ft Snow: tamont.- Iowa. 
Bnmell. UUlan: 20SO W. Nortb are., Cbleaj^. 
Bnrt. Al. J.: Baneroft Bids.. Altaana,'Pa. 
BentoD. Elw-ood (Famllrl Detroit. 
Bretanne, May, ft Co. (Mlanxii) JOaigan 
S. (Paeritaa). . BnffliagJjfty.js^aWT; 

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Cbubb ft Mnlltgan UAna Park) Bcranton, Pa. 
(naeks. Hie: MK SSS. Cbarlton. In. 
Clalbome. Kay CL: SM BaeiMlty 
Asgdes. 

(nereland. Onnd* ft MMInas'Mf . Mk am,. >X4ag 

Wand CIlF, H.^ iii jlT 
CUppcr. Jeaa* ft DeUat OIB Ba; 

wasb. 

Cllto ft Sylvester: 224 N. lOtb at. Pblla. 

Clotilde ft Montrose: 323 W. 88th at, N. T. O. 

Cookey, Clerer: Waunao, Wla. 

Cordua ft Maud: cam Panl Tanalg. 104 B. 14th 
at, N. Y. O. 

Corey Broe.: 1S4 seymonr at., Pittafleld. Maaa. 

(>)tter ft Bonlden: care Norman Jefferlea, 8tb 
ft Arch sU., PbllB. 

Crawford, Olcn 8.: 1438 Baxter at, Toledow 0. 

Crawford ft DeUacay: 110 ladlow at. BOUe- 
fontalna,. O. • ■ •. . 

Craaa ft Paidetta (Star) St Tohna, N. V.. Oaa. 

Crotty, Geo.: WUt* Bata. 112 6th are., Chi- 
cago. 

OiUen Btoa.: 3818 XllBwortb_8t, Pblla. 

Tenn.; 
'Va., 

18-20. 

0%ttM, Cbaa. (Caalno) DanTtlle, Ta. 

Oucre, Mlla. (Bnekeya) Beaton.. 

CllSoid ft Bnrfce (Oipncnm) .Ban FraaelaeOk 25. 

Aug. 8, ' • * ■ 
Cortla ft Arden (Oiaod) Odnataiib 0.t (Oay- 

ety) I^nlarine. Ky., 3840. 
Calne ft Odom (Alrdome) Ft. Wayae, Ind.; (<^ 

lontal) Indlanapolla 2S-30. 
Oiantecler Foot (Palm) LeaTcnwacth. Kan. 
Clark, Cliaa. A., ft On.,. In a Soa eCKlUa 

(Malastle)V~ — - ■ 
Crosa ft J( 

N. T. 
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Benatd. Mike, ft wilUe Weston (Majestic) Cbt- 
eago, 25.^. 

Brown Br^, Fire (Orpbenm) Memphis, Tenn.. 

25-30. 

Bennington Broe. (Oak Sommit Park) Erana- 
rnie, Ind.; (Colonial) lodlaoajMdla 2»^. 

Basder-I^Velle Trio (Grand) Xoongatown, O.; 
-(Hl^Kidrome) Unlontown, Fa., 28.30. 

Blabee ft Connelly (Boyal) Maalatea, HUh. 

Bartholomew. Ohaa,';. fPlni-iOU " 

Bohemian Qnlntetts (FantagaS*) 

C_ <2aa. '. 
Baiaham-* ( i w e a wbea (Miijsatle) 

■• Ma. '.; ' ■ ■ ■ ■ > ' . 

BtaatCora. Tarn (Ooniey Island). CineianatL - ■ 
CaAf, Hypnotist: 114 F. avc. W.,' CMar.lBap' 

Ids. la. :- - ,7;.';-.';.-V>"-'"-^ 

Caleedo, Great: 4 Stone at, N. T. O. - ' ' 
Calrert-Parkera, Tbe: Portland, Me. 
Cameron, Ella: 881 Broad at. New London, 

Conn. 

Campben-Oaxk Slatara: Claiendon Hotel, Chi- 
cago. 

Canlleld ft CKtMaai Benagafenrst Ik In It. X, 
Gail In ft dark: 818 P towa et a«e.. BaSalo. 

Cameloa, FVmr: The Bmboaxd, Ciadn 

Caivn ft Herbert: Fair H«nn,.K. X 
Cased ft Cased: 2955 OrordUM I 
(Tasads. Three: Darlington. Wla. 
Case, Charley; Ixtckport. N. T. 
Caae, Panl: 81 Ko. Clark st, Chicago. 
'^*jr"**"*^.J^ ''-ly*****^ TOO . A ladlaaa STC, 

Iniipiiet/ aTCL;'-Bf«ok- 



lyn. . 

Chapman Sisters: 18S8 unbnm sty Indlanapolla. 
Chaiblnoa. Three: 1888 Bioadwajr. H. T. <;. 
Cbarlotte-Botallnc Don: S5T to. DMaton at, 
Oraad BapidaTMleh. 

Clifton B.: 44 6tb at. New Bedford, 

nOct ; Sn Kawpart. nTai^ 



Oiosey. wni M.; ft Blaneha Dayn* (OSBkanm) 

Saa mnelsco, is-SO. ■ 



OalTart; Onnt (Camlral Oart) aalii^ 
Cl8ytaa.'Dna. ft Co. (Keith's) BoaSatTzMng's 

Her) AOanUe City 28-30. 
Oonrbwy ft Jeanatto (Pantages) DeOTer. 
OeMland, Clande ft Marlon (S^aabody Park) 
Wewpoit B.^: (01^) BoatOB, Maaa., 25-80. 
Crescent City Comedy Ftonr (Or^enm) Kingston, 
Ont. Can. 

Dale, Dainty Dottle: 252 W. S5th at, N. T. C. 
Darla. Hairy: Columbia Helgbta. Mlaa. 
Day, Cailta: BSS 7th are., N. X, CL 
DeCoe, Harry (Hammetateln'a Boof) N. T. C. 
DeOtaw ft DeOraw: 41 Western are., Mnakegoa, 
Mich. 

DeLamare, Jolloa J.: 101 B. Broadway, N. T. 0. 
DcMota ft Oraceta: 233 Crystal are., Ftndlay, 



■ ■..11 . Mnaleal: 619 Elrst st. Macon. Ga. 

OaToanx, Wells o. (Pantages) KeatUe. 
SriTtMe, Brmood 3.: 16 FHnklln st, Norwich, 



DeWIndt' lOrJaiie a: Sonth Tliglnia aye.. At- 
lantic Cttjr. 
DJamood, MUa: Oaa. SaL, Plttsbn*, Pa. 
Dick, Bay: 823 Ohio aT*.,- Kekono, lad. 

DIeUnson. Blehard: Melrose, MaML rr: 
DIU, Frank ft Helen: DelmwareTlI.' >. 
Dlrolaa, Tbe: 142 B. Sth st, MaaMd, O. 
Dlzon ft Netoon: NUea, Mlcb. 
Doberty Bisters (BIppodroma) London. Eng.. 

Datu** ienbair: 3480 7tb •**., M. Z. a 
Dooner, Dortu M8.UBC0to.gt., Jobaatown. Pa. 

dSssss 1 asas?- s"^"-^ 

Ind. 

Doric Trio: 937 N. 8Ute st, 



St., Ft Wayne, 



_ jHie St., .VBicaBD. 

Doss, Blllr: 102 So. Blab sti OslMnbla. Tean. 
Downey, Xodle T. (BIM) Sbcbonan. Wla. 
Domiey ft wniudi 41 liawoed are., Detroit 
D<^rto^ HariFfK.; 818 Abbtak* a**„ Wllmer- 

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DcVllbl*, Oieot (a H.) ■dlabon, lai. 
Dorroir, Ur. ft Un. Btomrt (MoRCoa's) Bock' 

■wir BMch, N. X. 
Doalta * Co. (Wcnona Boach Park) Bar Ciljr. 
Mkh. 

DeVitt * DeTltt (OrplMom) SImmMMl la., 
lS-90. 

DoTli * Mono (Park) BsTaonab. Oa.t (rak) 

JackMOTlUo, ria.. aMO. 
DeUoo. Clement (CVpbeom) OaUtod, Cal.; (Or- 

nbeum) Loa Aocelea 2S-Aiic. S. 
nallaa, Bcolah (Grand) Portland, Ore. 
Dolljr Slaten (Bamona Park) Grand EapUa, 



toUr S 



KUMNrtli * ! 



bavla, VUl (Paatacas*) Tacona. Waah. 
DlaCa Maafemjr — " " 

Don. ~ ' 
13. 

OaOaaO. Mamlo B. (Hlppedfano) Phlla.; (Bay- 

al) MTOokl/n, 33.30. 
DaUar * Well (Grand) CUntoa. Ind. 
Bum k Anatln: National Ilotel, MInaaepolla. 
BBarM: SSSt N. Holllnswood st.. Phlla. 
B Oola: 1144 Broadway, N. Y. a 
ifliMM ft QiylOT: 1006 So. Ut at.. Bleknaad. 

Emnwraon ft Wrlgkt: S8U N. Uaj.at.. Kaaiaai 

City. Kan. 

Emmttt. Oracle: Maple Oeat, N. >\>xberow Kaaa. 
Erelyn Slater*: 252 Otccne ave.. Brooklyn. 
Ewlncs, The: 403 Teltalr at.. Aosoata, Oa. 
EuRene Trio (Loaa Park) CleTcland, 1S40. 
Edwarde ft Cla i a a dOB (Orphana) Bot ■ad 
Ark. ■ - •■- - ■ . ■ 

Eiceia ft Vnata.' JllMrti;(WI|iiaM) 

claco. • ' 

Xnta, Oee. (Oraad) Oolamtm*. O.: (Oaycty) 

LaolaTUIa, Ky.. > -< r 

Baraben. CkatUa (MajMrtle) ColBBk«v. Oa.: 

(Orphean) M unm S T SM..:^,. .-Vv^iti ' 
Bhrendau r n ft" ftatta* Qliiiailal 'Wat ai. 

Brana. 8«Ma .^lllS*^ JHSl 

rafaa. Moadlaa. ft_ MsMK IM . 
_aTe.. Atlaatle City. 
IWrchUd Slataia: a MariHI 

Coon. 

■airman, nraom ft VUaMkt 

Opera Hooae, Chlcaao. 
Faaandri. Ada Warner (Lyric) Moblto, Ala. 
raum. Grace: 1018 N. SUI* at.. Chleai 



aca. 

Fclaman ft Arthbr: 2144 W. SOtb at..'cSleai 

naldlns * Vann: SS So. 7th at., UlimrapaL 

nncbcis, Naaale, ft Co.: U4g So. 18th at., Phlla. 



nacocrc, 



il Tba: bcB 




»th at., taieaco. 
at., Ulnnempolla. 
So. 18th at., Phil 

. _«n. Del.. Kaniaa City. Mo. 

ft X«Blaa: US Braa« at.. Haakalo. 
Ulan. 

IVaak: Baecta 

; ft Bnanan: 517 , . , 

: ft Ward: lUT Waif at;; 

■^S"*!!?' 9J?? * HI :ifti»,«»fc, 

^SSS^^lS^ W. J.: Uataa, Kan. 
ney, beaty: van Madlaoa are., N. T. C. 
Ptey Twtaa Co.: 184 W. a«th at., N. Y. C. 
Friend ft Downlai: 418 Strand. W. 0.. lioadon. 
_lin«., April 18. Inlaf. 

gig Jii3*i>ai gf. ^WfeAf-ft. 

'•cSaa£^to"i8jS'*^ 

''rt«'iJl£:>_Jilia^(a«ad) .Baaaaaota. Cat: 

». 

Cailno) Akion, 0.; 



..^?.'<^"i Itaadaee SS-90. 
Pltldloa ft Carloa (Uactrle Park) Jo^la. 

(Park) Canton. 35.80. 



n?°"v-B*l> (Winter Oanlaa) New Orlaana. 
' SS'a.'^*"'*'''' * Co. (Star) Marietta. O.. 



Harry, Srbool XMa (Orphenm 



aab, Oa.; (UaJeeUc) JaekaoBTlUe, 



im) Sa 
. Fla.. 



Saeaa- 
25- 

Pranblln. U., ft Staadarda (Oiphan) Xaa ftft- 

ccies. 




Portaea ft 
Teaa.; 
80. 

nechtt'a. Olla, Strtdaaaa (Vaeaat Park) Chl- 
eago. 

SI*'"* * Jtaan^lPatacal Baateloa. Pa., 21-33. 
^naan ft Artbnr (Uaiaatle) 8L Panl. 
aardlner*. nra*: IMS N. Sth at.. FkUa. 
Oarrlty. aany t^plra) I«a Aaa^ea. 
Oaraon. Uarlon: TUB \f. ITBIk atTil. Y. C. 
^■/■or ft Oraff: IS Ablasdoa Bq.. M. Y. C. 

Bjo*.: 3 WUlow at.. Bmklya. 
S IT"' ft ■KM»: aoa Oataa anT, Brooklyn. 

OHiten SUteta. Time: 200 SIh are., N. T. 0. 
Oodrryr, ^ali ear* P. Caacy. Uuw Acn BMCV 

OoMn * Hn«h*a: lUltttd, Haaa. 
Ooodhaa ft Bniaeaa: WhlU Bata, N. T. O. 
Oaraaa ft Waaf: 4408 5tb aro.. Biooklyn. 
Gorton. Kd. ft Uaala: 14 HarriaoB at.. Datroit. 

Oould, Wm.: Oreea Boom Clnh, U»'W. 4Tth 
_at., N. Y. C. 

Onnat. Lonb: Waat Haw Xork. jr. 

ii^'£».vn«rJ!!i^tJiu'%v 

<'^arSalCm?*m'^BUta£a H«.!%a5taa. 

g?aat ft Onat: Wuta Bata,' M. T. a 

"'fni*. * Patter (Kentaeky) Padaeah. Kr.S 

„ UlidMa) ObatUaooca. TaaB.> IMO. 

aiBB.ri|-a; WaleaUe) St. Paal »40. 
""-^ * Kaw (Varaat Park) Kaaaaa Olty, Ito. 



Orlmra 
K. J. 
. 30, 

Qrpaa ft Jaekaoa 
_ (Alidoowj 

Orar 



aatehell (Wlldwood Park) Camden. 
(Tambllnc Dam Park) Brtdaetoa 28- 

Aiidoma) OalaaartUa, Sta.; 



Ota. 



.Gaylor, Clias. (Vauderllle) -AlUa. ta.'t '(Vaada- 
TlUei Waterloo 25-30. ^ ' »»awi*- 

Olrl* from Uelody I.ane (Mualc 'Hall) Brisbtoa 
Beach, M. Y, 

Otrard ft Gardaer (Park) London, Ena., 35-^0. 

Ollden Slater*: Albany, N. Y.. 21^3. 

Gorman-ft Weat (Jobaaton) Gardiner. Ma. 

Oreea ft Weatiicia (Olobc) Boatoa. 

OyUeek: DUoo. 111. 

OoMaM^Bebby: 400 Wt. «lk* al.. OlHliH 

Oo^ ft Rice (Gaiety) Uontreal. Qne., Can.: 

(Thootoscope) St. Jobtia. 23-30. 
Onthrlea, The (Gooey lalaod) Cincinnati. 
OtohTlnla, niur (Coney laland) ClncUmatl. 
Baey ft Baley: 1127 Pierce BJde.. St. LooIb. 
Hall ft Brtacoe: eo Orchard at.. Norwich. Conn. 
Ba^l, B. cnaytoo: 96 Floahlnc at., Jamaica. N. 

Balaoo Boy*: 21 E. 08th at, N. Y. C. 
Halatrd. Wlllard: 1141 Piytanla at.. New Or- 



Bamilton, l^ed: SIS Ifaiy at, ( kicsko 
BMlej ft Jarrla: 380 Bobokaa at.. Butherford, 

BarmonloBB Boor (Oani) It Laala. 
HarrU ft Boblaion: US Uka at. Cblcaso. 
Baakell. lioner: 47 I.exlnfton a»e.. S. Y/C. 
Hatch, X. warren: 74 Sydney at., Boeton. 
Batclie*, The: 47 B. ISU at. N. Y. C. 
Bawlay A BadMa: UiT N. nth at. PUU. 

Begidaiaaa ft Sheldon: 101 B. Randolph it, Clit' 
ft Toons (SheUpot Park) Wtlmlngtoa. 



HmStt. 



^wart. Baa; 838 Bawmlll ava., Alltc heny. Pa. 
RUl.ft Whltaker: 835 W. 34th at, Y. 
BUra, Mat, Doaa: Paltaadaa Park, X. J. 
Bolden ft LaXeUc: (^aca Laka. N. Y. 
Bolmen Bra*.: 014 I«ka at, CadlUae, Bleh. 
Boward ft Boyd: SG81 Etaai aea.. flt Loola. 
Btrnard »oa.' Flyias Banjoa: 228 W. SStb at.. 

BeWe ft Bow* (lUUat'a JBaaah) Bt. Jaacph. 

Bodapetb ft BafdUart MB'lk CiMk si.; Cbi- 

caco. 

BoaUns*, Foot: Pair Bavea, N. J. 
Bntchlnaoo, Jack: 807 Mala at. Beaumont, Tai. 
BuzUblea. The: IS OUear at. Salem. Maaa. 
B^tt^ft l«Maia (Ckalaa ftiidecM) Chariotia, 

Bawthoraa. anda (Faatalaa Parry- Park) iMla- 

Ttlle; (Majeatlc) Cblcaso 15-80. 
Bedae. John, ft Wrcatllna Ponle* (BlJou) Battle 

Creek, Mlcb.; (MaJaaUc) Kalamaaoo 25-30. 
°OK*a rSff* SSA * ^ .(BaillaB 

TennT^' 

Hart man, Gretcbea: Tookera. K. Y., 35-30. . 

Befnin, Tom (Family) St. Catherine*. Can.; 
.(Variety) Voronto, Ckn., 25-30. 

Harrey-DeVora Trio (Orpbeam) Spokane; (Or- 
phenm) Seattle 25-30. 

Haia BtOB. (Roblnaoo Park) Ft. Wayne. Ind. 

Beaale. AI. (Famllyl Bed Wine, Minn.; (Ma- 
jeallc) St. I-aal ^-80. 

Barrtl'a Marlooettea (Alidama) lUat. Mich., 



Bawa* aiatafa JI«am| ftaalt Bla. llaiia. Can. 
Baidy. Jaiaaa CtOadair Mat) Saadnaky. O. 
Boope*. Once Dexter (Uannlon'a Park) SI. 
Loola. 

BUI ft KIcbt (Recreation Park) Freano. Cal. 
Bayei ft Palton (Park) Canun City, Ner., 18- 
80. 

Hayman ft Ftanklln (Oxford) London. Bna.. 23- 
30: (Hippodrome) Baacomba AiOK. 1-0; (Blp- 
podrome) Sontbampton, p-IS. 

Barrlaoo. Leo P.: Ann Arbor, Mich. 

Beoderaoa ft Tbonaa (Tictotla) Phlla. 

Hendeima, Xka <Sw8)[ MaftBNftrK* 

Bawea.aiatan (WMBalii VM. BtiMBi Tu.. 



Fraadaco. 
Barley. Frank J. 
Maaa. 

BInman'a. Capt. Ufa 

land) Cincinnati. 
Incrama. Two: 1804 Story at. Boone. la. 
Irwina. Two: 3084 E. Tlat at. dereland. 
lablkawa Jap Ttnopa: 7300 SaagaBaa at, Ckl- 

ca^o. 

Ito. Mm. K. iJHm 

I^arlal Healelaaa. (Oipkawi) Baa Itaadaaa IS. 

lolcra Slateia (BlaeMa Vaik) Baaaai Cttr, M«. 
Jamil Oa.: SlU Olaaalaad a*a„ Chleac*. 
JaaalBia ft Baatraw: 714 Binadway, Breiatt. 



Jerome ft LeBoy: 28 Pacaa at. Oak dlB, Dal- 
las, IVex. 

Jeoneta, The: MS N. Wcatern arc., Chlcaco. 
JeweU, J.: 263 Uttletoo are., Newark, N. J. 
Johaanlnc, Paul: The BUlboaid, ClndnnatL 
lohnalooa, Uualcal: 388 BIshtb are.. N. Y. C. 
Jooea, Maod: 471 Lenox ava., N. Y. C. 
Jooea. Boy O.: 1B5S Bioadwari B. Y. 0. _ 
Jooea ft WhIUbaad: « <W. an 'v<^ 
Jaekaon, Bert ft >1a Otaar MO* Oia^ >a>fc) 

Erie, Pa.: (Sbea'a) Toraoto, Caa., 35-80. 
Jackaoo Family (Bmplia) Bradford. Bac., 2B- 

80. 

Jonra ft OUUm (Old Orchard) 



Jewel. Mildred (PaUce) Boatoai 

Maneheater, N. B.. 25-30. 
Kalma ft LaFarion: 1337 B. 111th at, Clere- 



Kart, Darwin: B407 IStb ae*., Brooklyn. 



Kaafmaaa. Tha: 240 E. 35th nt, Cblaso. 
~antmaa. Baba ft Inea (Vattelaf Maaleh. Oar.. 
Jnly 1-Sl: (Ornbeoaa) Karlakad, ftaatria-Haa- 



Kaataaa. Thraas 
■oa. Mich. 

K*«Iay ft Parka: 153 W. 100th at. N. Y. O. 
Keen*. Mettle: Botel Oerard, N. Y. C. 
Kelly ft Wentworth: 1»14 S. Seth at, St. Jo- 
aeph. Bo. 

Kally ft Benry: 2788 Fraakford are., PhUa. 
KalOara, X^: 183 Colonial PUee, DaUaa. 



ft bawla (Belmont) Penaacola. Fla. 

XfaA'^TMat: Wlatar Oardaaa, Blackpool, Bag. 

Klnahnr. I«BoyJIl ' — 

Klein Trio: «08. 
Klela* Mnalcal (tt 

Atlaatle aty. 
Kllnatkltem. Tbr: Ba»; 
Kloa Blatera. Three (r 

Oar., Jvir^ i-si. 





m wum S4.) - 



CIGARS 



yrbi it SO per 1,000 

en up. All erdftr* shlBpad SAME 
DAY raeolvml. Sand DEPOSIT 
Priw LM FRBK. 



VAUDEVILLE ACTS 

THE GRIFHN CIRCUIT 



apea all mm i m^, -nm hid* away bla time clrcolt. Any old name It too han 
MOnVO OFTIOE, TABIETY TKEATBZ BUXLSme. TOBOBTO. OABADA. 



hae* tha 4 



SmCiAL FRTCES 1^ 1.ARGE QREN£RS 



Mat Staek. accarately m 

Write for 01 



FRED. M. PAGE & CO., 



Fraoipl 

East Lynn, Mass. 




THE LATEST MUSIC 

FBiuiaiiaaEtnitniiiB 



PRICE, si^ti^ii nr Rill 

60 pieces so new every iiKmHl ttiit th^ 
are old by the time othenpnoiMe them 

Sand for CataleguM and Bullatlna 

INirEII STATES MHSiC OL^ M mSSS.'S^ijL 




The New Atlas 



mraovKD 



We 

trunk in America; for the {mproMd 
we claim the lightest in weight. 
At an enormous expense we have 
changed the bindug from cut kOD 
to preaMd MmL Ton iHD ivpniiiB 
the change. 



THE BELBER TRUNK AND BAG CO., 
1641 N. Haneeek 8trMt. Philadelphia. Penn. 



LOW MHCID eMIM'«HMII|p 
wa kaaa atlgtaatad a nambar af atyla* wkkk. 
alra, as* akaraeteristle at 

ANDREWS OUALITV 

Write to departOMat 9 ttt 
tratad la colota, arhick wIU 
perehaaa at apata abalia. 




CHICAGO. 
174-176 Wabaah Avanu*. 





Xtie Billboard 

The most o(»Tenient Ixiok ever anai^Bed for the use of Mmd^^ 

ele. ChiipldN 

QNE NOW- 
T liB sn|>p|y is beiac STTianitwrl npidly. 
NEIVEa* SURE WITHOUT A. DAI 

{linea Givcr,'19 cents, 3 for 25 cents 1 *« 1 .*, -'>^^' 
Leatker Covers 2S cenb, S for $1.M J«^*«»^ 

THE MUBOAIDPIflLCO., . 41S41tEhi l 



Piillboai^ia 



JULY^23; 1910. 



FAIR NOm 



Tb» pride of Caaada. tbe bis Cm J I a a Na- 
tlonal Bxhibltlon. Tenato, Caa.. - wfll be blc- 
(•r and lanf tl>an erer tUa year. A Nanl 
Bertew at Bblpbeed and a Oslit between a 
and an alrablp wtU be two of tbe 
pnaented In front of the graad- 
t celcbrxtcd En«li«li Grenadier 

_ condocted by Ueutenant Albert 

WmUffll, wIU appear dorlns the fair. Tbm 
wOl be a niodel mDltary camp In which the 
t amooa 68tb Reglmept, of Boffalo, and the fixd 
Bcgtmeat National Goaida of New York State, 
wm takapait and alao a nlshtly mnitairOattoo. 
There wlll.alao be an arlation meet. .Xbepapn- 
lar Uldval- will bare serenl taklnc ooTfltj«« 
thU year. - Bnsased bd far for tbe b!g .giaad- 
-«laad -abow arc: .California rracli, Great 
Golden ' Trtmpe of . Bnaatan Dancers. Tbree 
Boondlas Patteiaonn, Btllr L^moUWa Motorlns 
Cooilqaca, Haaaan Ben Ali'a Araba and Albera* 
Polar Bears. Da. J. O. Orr la the well-known 
and cleTer aecretary and manager and Mr. J. K. 
Umuo the ap-to^ate preea manager of tbla, 
tbe blneat of an yearly exblbltlma. 

October B and 8 are tbe datea of the annoal 
fair at Nortkamptoa. Maaa. Thla year's meet- 
tng Witt mark tbe nlBety-eecODd yeady fair, at 
NortbamptoB. S2.000 In pnraes wm l>e dla- 
tnbatad, --wisile -the premlama will a mount to 
$1,000. Two tbooaaad cblMien win be admitted 
flBM a* tnt day. 

' -Ike Menanan Oaoaty Pair. SCePberaoo. Kaa- 
■aa, haa booked Babe Sblelda. tbe comedian, aa 

.tkdr oflkial aaaoenecr for tbelr fair tbe week 
of Ansnat 32. FreparatloBa are being -made 
Cor tbe entertainment of a large attendance. 

Tbe Trl-Coonty Fait Aasoclatloo. Topelo, 
Mlaa.. haa OTcrbaaled Ita n o uada and bnildlnga 

erected. 

Tbe Box Bntte Coonty Fair Association, Al- 
liance. Neb., haa Jcat completed forty-aeTen 
new alalia at Its groonda, besides an additional 
grand atand with a seating rapacity of 1,500. 

Tbe faU at Dk City. Okla.. win b» held 
Angut 80-Sept. 2. Elk City la a member of th« 
Vaxaa-Oklalioma abort-aUp drcnit. Tbe clr- 
calt beglna Angoat IS at Prederick. Okla. 



Wanted^Carnival Attractions 



DnB<LJ0Wlii^■EEI3Rr^'S^^ 



F«rris WriiMl. 



Ring Circus, 



Ai P Oii l a nM , Hainan WwiiN€liiWln»i. and vvvry 
•nd all kind* «f money gatUng attPMtiens. HIST eABNIVJU. EVEB HELD IN 
THIS VICmiTY. tOI,OM No|rf« t* *mr fraa. Uktral Twm. AMms all MnmleaRNt to 

W. S. CLEVELAND, Eiclutirs RspreientatiTe PRUDEITIIL TiUDETllLE EXCHIIBE. 

KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE BLDG., 1402 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. 



LEAVENWORTH COUNTY FAIR 

Opeu Labor Day, Sept jS to 8; Day ud Night 



Two lakaa. wab 



H. K WCLSOH^'Cm. en CenoMalona, Laavanworth, Kana 




"THE BIG TICKET AT THE SIWALL PRICE" 

Tour cma wgedaX ticket, any printiiiK, aav oolora, accarat«ly numbered, afWV nl 
■MmML SPECIAL PRrCESFOR THE BIG ROLL TICKCT: ' 

6,0OO-«1.26 20.000-»4.60 60,000-4 7.«) 

10,000— 2.£0 25,000— 6.G0 100,000— 10.00 

Prompt diiisnent. Cub with the order. OOUFON TICEET8, 6,000— <2.60 1x3 
STOCK TICKETS— SEX CENTa Get the aampka. ■ 

NATIONAL TICKET CO^ Shamokln. Penn. 




A. H-T. A. BnSSOO ASS TICSIO, Aienarme, 
m,, Ang. 3. ISIO. Biggest annnal e se^ la Oaaa 
Oomty. All kinds of conces s ions waaM. IJar 
lataa, addreaa B. J. HOAOIAjn). AraaarMla, 111. 



: band^roOed, flasored. 



, pa^ed 200 In cormgated. par- 
earton. $1.75 per carton, $?.50 per tbon- 
One-third cs«h. tulancf C O. D. A. E. 
CONK CO-. RlcWand CeEtt-r. WlB. 



tl BB AOT-HEW HATCH- VKHDIHO KA- 
^fij I M va never nsed: eqnlpped with magnet 
alng proof: ^9S each. O. J. BUTCESB. SS03 
Wallace Street. Chicago. DL ~ 



ZOB. aau, BACne BlTiXiOmif— Oee Banoon. 



mix oKd s tioiea. 



caRT 

B. U( 



8 or 10 

iconx. 



Capadty ao,000 eOMe feet. 

m la Aaieriea. Can 

ynu tU cbeap. H. 

W. Srd St.. Dayton. O. 



COHSEBIIAH TERBIB WHEEL and {oor-borse 
Fairbanks Enfrtne' for sale. $615 cash. Or ex- 
chan^TT- for rfal entate or retail ^^l.«l^.e":^. A C. 
EYO.N, carv liolel riaScr, Grecs. Pa. 

ZOB BALE OB : 
a ti o tip e of trail 
▼aadevlOe abow. 
Callaa, Vermont. 



WAXT TO BELL' Ferrla Wheel Prlrflege at 
M»y««m Coonty Fair, Ifaxloo. Ohio, week of Z7. 
28; 2a, SO. Hare Merry-Go-Boand. WHl sell 
Fcirle Wbed prlrllege for %SS. WILSON BROS.' 
MEBBX-GO-BOUND. Coshocton. Ohio. 



FOB BALE OB TBAOE— Fenla Wheel. 35 ft. 
snd Gaaollac Engine; large Orchestrion with 
dnnna; Coring Picture Oooda with Tent; also St. 
PUao: will trade for (weU- Mory-Go-Boaod; 
uawer qtUck. JOHN A. BOST, 2(M Bedford 
Amaaak Canton, Ohio. 



fORSALE 



iilii* 




Kew Totk 'City. 



mm FOR SALE 



baa k Ma f^taSr^ n~s. 

da dftOOO cable feet of gas: .aaaOy eartr 
« «c S' paaaaagecn. Kapita aly bnnt to be med 
lir mt m Snath AacilcaB war. Tbla ontflt mnst 
be seen to be « in r Wm sell same cheap. 
Carrlajrn of ^b-Od ft. JaaiC. Address H. H. 
McGILL. 1-4 W-'Bra at.. Payton. O. 



—WANTED— 
hr NKmik. Olii, Fret Street Fair ail 
BKtiessHH^ eninl 



Sept, 26 to Oct. 1. S'rce acts and aome dean, 
good Showa on percentage or-9at rate. AH forma 
of coBceaHoaa; oo ezcTostrea. Mlg bt'- — 

_ _ Address J. H. 

ilocwalk, O. 



lALB-Vma^a 

2 diaslota. 



AtParkcMraaai 

Tha OreatMtrn 

Laughing 
' he Amna 

i-.Teatment. 

l-XSSfUl. 

wayfc ready for 

people In. Tbe 



BaaaclBs Biaryw h offv 

la OBI 
offered 

IWBs l e taiJia oa a small 
Any one can be soc- 
baxdly aaytUag. Al- 
Ne troobie to get tbe 
of langbtar from pleaaed 
patroca draw tbe erowda better thaa aay baOyboa 
- ■ - - - -^y polkbed 




Onr Improted aUmra are made of a bl(H7 

nl<tel camaaallte netal. Tbcy 

will Dot ♦TTWIfh fTatiia appearaao 

and aaamr laan pnrpoae at Cur Maa esat. Be- 
Ugbt ta welgbt and noa-bccakablc. tbey are tbe 
y really portable mlrrota erer oiade. We hara 
j made tbe langblng mirror a apcelaltr, and caa far- 
olab Ideas that are sure to get tbe i 
to-diT for fall partlcpl ara. 7. X. 

I AmrszacEHT constsuoxxov coi' 

jcayar Boildlog, PEORIA, TT r Tw nru 



log U 
only 



SOUTHWEST TEXAS FAIR 

€■•», Ttxas, October IHh to IM, iMlisit o. 



Hii{h-Class Side Shows of all Kinds. 

Free Attractions and. Specialties. 

A splendid opportunity for CONCESSION MEN. A iHg success last year 
and is in line with other Fairs and Attractions, which foflow. Ykx 
particulars, write L. A. CARTER, Manager, CUERO, TEXAS. 



COLUMBU$,OHIO,$HOW$ 

FBANKUN COUNTY FMR 

August 9-12,1910-Day and Night 

WANTED — Clean shows; good fronts; percentage. 300,000 
people to draw from. Great Fair. Riding devices wanted. 

H. W. JAMESt 47 Starling St. Columbus, O. 



Get Wise! 



Why work Car a o M U L- , 
XO flllO.W PER WZEK. 
yoa eaa't do tbla. Ba 

witb tbe vvONDEa« 



CANNON 

market 



tbe bisgeat 

for fafii, plenlcB. oa street eoraen and 
at all outdoor occaaloaa. Make. 8 flnlsbed 
pboto hnttons in one minate. ready to 
wear. No experience — no dark room. 
flNIV nn seeded to start thla big 
unLI .#£<I.UII money-making bnslness 
of yonr own. Thla buys a COMPLETB 
ODTFIT. ladndlng OAniOV fiAlfKUd, 
tripod and enoogb aappUca to make 400 
photo battooa. Ertra bottoo 
gi^ea, fLOO per taadnd; glK flaBea, 





Faft Workers' lid StmtiMt's 

HEW aWDS JUSI Mfr 

wxm Ktt om mr uu xicus- 

XXAXKB OtTtTOWnt. 
MaUad ttm ta mv HdriM. flaad tm 

M8U1VU.T THB Lowiar pRiom. 



■ Tbe blggaet raloe erer offered Cor tfea 
I money. Extra heary, full also TH Ik ' 
per groaa. $1U0. 




SOUVENIRS 

Novalliea and Spcelalttea for_Faita. 




SOUViUUK WHIM— Fancy oeliolold handl< 
2 white — " — 



J AP OM TM, per bnadied fl-S* 

SOIXyZHISFnSAaTB, SxlT. felt, per 100 t2.1S 

We carry a eompleta I 
Strcetmen'a goods, sock' 
KnlTcs and Caoea for rack 
alogne on appllcstion. 

COE. YOWOE * CO. 
ninth a£d I.oc«s Ato., BT. LOCIS, 



StraatneD! 
Carnival Workers! 
Fair Followers ! 

Oar IMO Oatalogoe la leadr- laaA tm • dilV 
to-day. It »■ MCTer ttaa am aad !■ ftfl ftM 
caw ta coiai wtib pioda tiMt yes aaeA. Wa 




Wtad States Je«alZ7. ITiUlil. OiHMl 
- ^mm, ■niH. Walktai <haaa aad Xa- 
VUm OaflrtU, DMln ~ " 
r Tap^aad Tliiaafl Oaa ■ 
nd OaalTal Horeltlaa of an < 
laqolrad ea O. O. D. mtmm, 

siiYim[-Tiii wnii M. 

822-824 N. Eighth St., 
ST. LOUIS. MO. 



FOR STREETIIEN 

Something Good and New 

A RAZOR HONE 



BCsdefeom 

adla (Mtatac^ 
aalepcle^^ 
AddrcMlUZ 




WANTED 

A Carnival Company 

Fttr one week, Aoguat S ta Mb aadar 
of Fire Department. AMmi L. \ 
Chief, Loekport, nilaola. 



Wanted— at Ghatswortli, III. 

ror Big Four Day Com Oamlral tad Bona Show, 
October B to 8, Free itfrafthi— i MTftaca : 



la eanly. 7. W. 4UnHX. 



Electric Girl Show 

The OM wbo Taaiia Baetrlelty. If yoa waat 
a coed act aad baaa •UKUW ta iseaat, aaad far 



Ttie Billboard 



SKAIP ^RINK NEWS 

Julian 1 . Fitzgerald Contributes an Interesting Letter 
Q^^nig witii Skating Events and Peopk; 
^ ^ --Nellie Donegan Falls m - ; 



JOB rO&BBBT I 
(Mnco, lU.. JnlX !«.— «■ tiiMl Jot nertTea 

^^^^iSirJIarmtboa rac« whlcb'was skated 
^•tt Ik* Pllaeen Risk lut ■nonth: 

PORcat. of Sin rnaclMo, Oal., Jiut 
MMt t* MtablUh a new world'! neord te tb» 
SnlUraCliaa dlituce, 28 miles 886 yerd*. For- 
S cot oDt tbe Bnt fire miles tn IT mlaate* 
It Mcoodi; ten miles, 83 minutes 85 aee- 
tweot; ffillei, 1 boar 12 mlnates X see- 
Mdj- uul 1 boor 36 mlnates end 26 seconds were 
eoniomeil la coverini the » miles and 386 yaxda. 
Ttlrteen ikitert faced Starter MiTOr Fero, and 
wkei tke race was Oalabed aulf. Coar nmaliied. 

, 4t CaL, who 
Iks dtstsnrs last jsar 

h~rtair W alHtM aad M sccoads. nia 

Mcaid was iiipgima to ban been made on • 
•at door and ea a larse maple track, while For- 
lest's mark was skated on a - cement track o< 
int lap* to tbe mile, snrTeysd b7 competent 
■a. and this makes bli performance a eredHabla 
'sM. Tbere will t>e a 24'b0(ir endnraoce raee 
beld at ibe Princess Rink ta tbe near tatnre." , 

IIABLET DATTOSOM AT riOBT. 
Word was received tMai San Fnudaeo that 
Bizier DarMaoo was at tke MK Ikkt at Baags 





LEO E- O. OOM>OW APPOINXED. 
' Lee K. 0. Goodolf, who has assisted Secretar7 
ritsterald (be past seaaon in the capacity Of 
eflleial time keeper, baa been appointed asalstsat 
to accretarr, to succeed Frank Ksltena, wno, 
1 bis business cotmectloni with Um bathing 



TOLEOOs a 



of ThMrtrieal 
hi ToWk 



' Box Bell, focmerlr treasorcr ot the Majestic 
Tfeeatte, at Fcacta. 111., and now in Uie tame ca- 
nallr at.tta at* Out kawe. at Chlcaso. III., 
fc tm» W» M> tm » taw week** TacaUoa. 
Iw. itat taiBB ta tka "Wlady Citr," Sm mak- 
.tof tta apitts an mtls Brndwaj- ot Toledo 
SL Chk atnct) alt «• and take notice, with the 
Mnt Ik aetkvcar aaa a cane to match' it. Ror 



cUias his next omt* wIB bs to desr old Broad- 
war. 

Cballe Scbafer, ot the Itajesttc Aeatn. Fe- 

arU, ni.. la tpckdlag kit neatiok wltb bU 



teother Geene, 
I a lanaefc. 



with 
Aanst. 
Tlklklii 




Mlchlsaa. M«|M^*nka ••tt«w«:^-H« 

the local — ^ ^ . 

swattinf 
t» the road. 

Stttr a lot of waits -In tbu city for the 
JohosoD-JeSrIea flfbt pictures, tbey are at last 
insounced for tbe I^Tcecni rbeatia tbia "^'"f 
wef-k. tinil^r tbe manaxement of tlM ^ — who 
bad tbe contract for aame at a larg* galeab bat 
Is minnt a theatre at that resort. 

Local No. M. of the T. U. A., banqueted the 
deletites ot tbe order la tbU eltr Tnesdir 
•jealni. Tbey are (oIn« to Ut. Clemens. Mich., 
waoe tbey are to aelect a lot for the erection of 
• Cittlx borne tor the order. 

Valentine Theatre, Is 
spend Ina a -elslt at « 

— _ tan. He can conretM 

VfT lacMIr la tbe Sab laaruce. Mae. aaya 
ttat John aiiaklc. ot tbe Newsboys' Home, baa 
aothlnc on him In teUInc the dlBerant spedmeas 
InhabltlBf the water. • 

Bobert RIppoa, the icnlal tteasnreT of tbe 
«mptrt Tbestre. la aald to be mnnias a bl« bo- 
ttl .t Put In-Bay (or tbe anmoMr. 

Joe Pearlsteio. ot Ue Keith's, at Syraenae, 
>• X., was In tbe city lut mik after eloaiat 
apahop and msktas tor ncr th eta KIchl«an r»- 
aorta tsr a abort tlaie, sad then back to a hat la 
& ■MkUalM^ X«rk atata. Joe aaya that be 
aaa a mg, ■wklahla aeaiec. and that no one 



Mae. UcLaniblla, of the ^ 
bM tn» bis TaeatlOB, ap 
■Mas Mlltft la luSsan 



.At tkTiitSriHa 



baaek at Bliaii l ew Park. 
"" to act 



ratrlew Park. CWeacOk has been ua- 
la that poaltioa. na datlaa of an 
aaiialaij are many and aaa has to lay 
■y pa atla a a in arte to - kaa» ap -wttk 
b ttr. ««adoir la aantbleto of ao aaaa 



abUlty, a member ot tba T. U. O. A., plan baaa- 
ball In the snmmer ovwitha In tbe "^f^V* 
t«asae, ot wblcb bs la a memb^ and Is a akat- 

l^^tu^la tka Ttattr Matb%_ Bt la a 

b the I 
^erfonn, 

CHIOAOO'8 ABTmCIAI. ICS PALACT. 

Tbe final date of the openinc ot the new artlfl- 
dal Ice akatlnc palace, altnated on the Metro- 
polltsn elerated railroad property. Van Boren. 
Paollna and Oooxrcaa atreeta, which baa been 
In coarse of erection for one year, will baTe its 
openlns date set at a meetlos to be held soon 
tbe dlrectera and aba tint anthnalaata, who aia 
Tery easv tar tka.apaBkB. aC^tka baaatUd 
palace. ^Ebs date wM flMlMfika litk ot Sy- 
tember. abaot tho OBt- tta- aanoMMst paifii 
befln to eloaa for tba aeaaoa, and will ooea 
mare sItb the skstlns fana somethlns tbey bsTS 
loBc waited tor. Althoosh It has taken a loas 
time to complete the rink, stni, when one thinks 
of Its belnc the first of lu kind erer ballt la this 
part ot the country, and an amusement place 
that all Cbleaco can be prood of, the time 
elapeed will he forcottea when tbe band ataita 
op on the opeainc nisht and the first pair at 
ated blades slides orer the flaasy s o rtsts ■ 

jnuAM I. 



nrseuAio. 



NELLIE DONEGAN ILL. 

' Ibt. Kaila Beynolda (Mente Donecan), who 
was taken tU on board tbe Maoretanta. and waa 
operated npoa Immediately upon her arrlral in 
London for fibroid, is teeoTerInc quite fast and 
will be oat In a few days. Tbe team canceled 
tow weeks at tbe Palace.' and If Mlsa Doneaan 

la atrons enoucb, the act will open oo Jaly 18. 



Arcade offered Isst week The Bobcttss, serlsl 
teeth lymnssts: Olcrla Fuller, character studies 
la sons: Ooldwla. Pstton and Co., preaentlnc a 
comedy dramatic satire, entitled AMniUes; Doa- 
aa Uarya and Co., accole slacios aorelty; Shm 
Hards, minstrel comediaa: Tbe Trolley Car Dao, 
a comedy scrotuitlc norelty, and morlns ple- 



At Tba Farm. The Brlxtoa Borglary waa ma 
attended. This week. My Friaad Fnaa India. 

tMaaw Ika teat show that apaaed a weak 
aaa cMaaC laat Baaday. Tba attnettM 'vaa 
3aat tba limit. Maaagar Sbapba tbaaght It 
wooM be adTlsable lo ssTe mnch expense sad 
closed the troapc. They left tor some ot tbe 
Ohio one-nlshtera. 

At the Valentine Theatre^ 
Marro, Knrope's marreloaa Mi.' 
Twin City Qnartette, Innis and Byi 
Wymaa, and pictures. 

At least one eltlseo of Toledo derlred more 
pleasore and benefit tram tbe Tialt of the Soa 
Bro tb eia' Clrcoa to tbU city July 13 than ana 
the boat of aewslea and orphan sneata wka at- 
leaded tbe aftenoon performance. - 

The pclellecedWaon waa tbe fine aU matbec 
at O aa «» a and -Pater Saa. proprletots of tbe 
akow, aaw la tar eUbly-tUst year and a resident 
at Nada Mr atty yaaia. Oeorce and Peter, 
wka taea wtn their strcnaoas ways from Toledo 
■awabava to the ranks ot tbe best and moat hon- 
araUa'niaaata la their choaea prof eaaioo, turned 
orer mnch of thair work 
made It a holiday fee " 
and a host of 

reside here. ... 

Just aa soon as tbe Sun boys eoold taar them- 
aelres away tram the attemooa peiCwataaee, 
tbey broke for their private teat, wkein a ipie l a l 
feast bad bean act In boaor tt .Mthc^ and 
with tbe other rcUUns as j aaala .And It was 
a feaat ot rpnyM-r aMia Oak Mad and dilnk. 

Tba appearaaes of tba Baa Biotban abont tbe 
show gtiaaaa waa aaa c a a tkm e aa reception of oU 
friendaJ te^tha tat ffgl^JSiH^Sucakwa ^ 

tawEVttbktMr.i^BfaBB 



MAUDK ADAM8 SAILS TOR KNO^ 
LAND. 

Mlaa Maade Adama sailed for Urerpool. Wed- 
aeeday. Inly IS, on ths 8. 8. Manretanta. to be 
■one ontll the bealnnlna of her next theatrical 
seasoo, early la October. The purpoee ot Mlsa 
Adams' trip la a aeareb for a complete reat 
after a^eeasea_of tblrty-nlae weeka In What 
Krery 
erer i 
be Dnl 



a eeasea oi umr-auw -wmks u 
r Womaa Kaam tba lea a aa t tear > 
played. Xka a t& at T aiMl ditlltill 

TrlBlty tkOMC aM iMI wmfSai 




she ta to meet Mr. J. H. Banto aad ceater with 
blm upon a deslcn fOr a new Bante eooedy. 

John W. Alexander, ths painter, waa alao a 
passenser, with Mr*. Alexander, «b the Manr»- 
tanla. Mr. Alexander la tolas abroad primarily 
for recnperstloa tn>m the sorclea] operation bs 
recently bad to nnderso. Mr. and Mxa. Alas- 
aadar are to spend the snmmer at a resort Ik tka 
Bavsrlan Tyrol, after brtat tIsUs to Pads 



MBBleh ta aaa tta Bsllarlaa. Mr. Ilaiaadmt 

ef'tba* uiUt Tif fT' ^ ^nTliT ^r'r'M MffiS' 

Hsa enttl3r*^tha''83aS&k'«l'ctSS ^■/'eon^ 
tamea that will bo oaed ia tka Maada Adams 

produetloa of that play. 



AL. WOODS PUTS OUT MKLO- 



tlvaa blm ample opporttmity ot feelins the 
palM ot tho pobUe as to the popalarlty of this 
trpe ot prndaetloa. His first offertnc will be 
Ttie Peddler, followed by Tba Chiaatown Tnmk 



BOVr-IOLLEB SKATES— SEU 



An 

lICAN 



powder. 

BUPV1«Z CO.. Sandoakr. O. 



1 •, XXVA S— 

U Rist Btrsst. Mew Teak. 
Mtr. CyUader Piano Orcaaa, 
ala^ actloa and wttb Msn- 
dalb attackauat for Skat 
tap Btaka. tCeRT- 
m reaada/ Tml 

E. pTnowa. 

MOW aaaale ta 
BIPi tl a l ty 



ate. 




Henley Roller Skates 




Henley Bck^hi^ Skafes 



POLO GOODS and ODTFnS 

and for Skate Oatalotaa, WBMB. 
omdal Fato Qatda^ loe. 

If OFMf I7V RicHKoaB, 



SKATES SKATES SKATES 

We have on hand 325 pairs of Roller Skates, 
all in excellent condition which will sell at 
a remarkably low figiire if sold at once. 

THE^AittlR^ CO., AURORA, ILL 



Profenioiial Roller Skaters' 

ASSOCIATION 

OcYaJilMd to df* KTMter promiiMnc* to boBA<fid« Profsaaloaal titrri i ttMi— vte 
hAT* a ftolsted act to offer HanAX^n 9n*klng KzUUUod Skaten — uA pnuaoW coOar 
•katlnc La cesaril- 

AddrcM VSXrr EAKZ.X UTVOLDS, XMO Smdvmr. V. T. CttT. ««• Tto KShmt^ 

All the Stan of the Skating Worhl 





^nlHfmi^ bemrey 

SB TWO UBB BETILt, 




WOk 84MII10I al Mr (IBM 

Xhab Oa4»»na'y Aittstle Seaale Moraity, 
A8CBNC ftlOMTOYUUID 


BXRTEA. DOUD MAOK 

Tba orlrtaal Aaaa RaU nisadaia Skata 

Dancer, taararlnc Bock and Wlaa and an 
ths dsnetug atepa tamOlar to naalcal 
eooedy. Art orlxlaal and ap-ts-data. 
WaantffnUy eostmned. Home iildrsaa. TB 
Btate St.. Seneca tUls. N. X. 


fi: A. RTMVONS, 

Oieslsst UeLa erpwiert ot tbs eH ot Pattaste 
tuperlor AxttstleTrtak aad Ilru* SkatlBC— Aa- 
toakbtaa awn BkstiBC— Karmoaa Iki^U ea tav 

iriJfSik lEs ostr rMi rABOT axAxnta bus- 
iSaa* aarftitaisr. aaaMaaa wm kMBr wttta 
SS^nS^cTAddieasABnad wCSi.vor. 


THE HABBAB8 

ViBMatiBB timk latMk aattaB ' - 
R 1 N K L A N D. 



USB ADBf.ATT>E E. D'VORAK, ttw Giri Woodv 

- _ aad Mek " . -. — 




CHICAGO SKATES are RELIABLE 

Our new Ifodd "V Skate «qiiip^with Z)i4n. rad fibor wtweb 



m t he bwt tfaJ L lia rte tlMt hMeryly ^ 
wiE witlHtaad tiw ooaibiMd wtiihik si two nsa staafiv in 



GmCAOO soij£k'w4Sb CO., 




of link ■iiiliiilBinHilalM fa tt« Wa 

1183 Waahlntftoii lUvd., GHICAOO, 



34 



Xlie Billboard 



J-LY 23, 19ia 




Knneo-Jlainfleld Ttio: Kew XOford. Coon. 
KBhiHL Three WUte: 758 8th are.. N. T. C. 
Karaite (aUJcsUc) East St. Ixnls. 111.; (AJr- 

daBa> C^iattmnooga. Teoo., 2^30. 
KinfBin Xroope (Orpbeum) Spoktoe. 25-30. 
KalcU Trio (inectrlc Park) Waterloo, la.; (Or- 

pheun) Rockford, HI., 25-30. 
Kramer*. Hie (Oak Samnilt Park) EraoarlDe, 

lod.; (ATenne) LoalsrlUe. Kj., Z^M. 
Sltla A. CUttam (Ifal—Hf) Daarar. 



moat Gasiaa) Atartaw. 8. -O. 

(AetnaT 



Kan Tbamas (Aetnalldadaai HaTaaa, Caba. 
KomDi. Stnart, Bad Bla Banjo GIrIa (Majeatle) 

BattL Moot., 18.30. 
Kmtla-Biiase Docs (Ueyei'B'lJtkc) Caatoo. O. 
KniBO * Momcn (Graod) Colomtnia. O. 
Kiamcr ft Boaa: 2541 E. 2St]| St.. CleTCland. 
LaBtanehe (bma Park) Wash.. D. a 
LaOalr * ^Taat: - Saa lala GUy. K. J. 



IdrtiaUla (PactOlB Ctofct Saa FtaadaeoL 
CceQ A'Asev: MtT Lagnaa at.. 



Lakola * Iionla: I68S Bills St.. Saa Raadseo. 

lAmblottcs. Tfea: Jft. Temon. O. 

Lalbot Bros.: Ut W. 13th s£. Ft. Wsctt. 

Tax. 

I^agiUMi. Xocnie: 2431 MlcUsan are., CMnglt, 
I^BSdoaa. Tbe: TOO ITth at.. Saelae. Wis. 
E«Saie Bros.: 107 B. Slat St.. N. Z. a 

H. C: 1324 Sonimlt an., Radoe. WIsu 
Mb. IK: SU N. Beir Ji 




FtaO.: 135 W. 22d St., Los AoKelea. 
The: Orand Paellle Hotel, Chicago. 
te WzUht: 1SB3 Broadwar. N. Z. C. 
' ~at: SnS Mk aTC M. Z. a 

W* W aahhigtii o st Chlcaico, 
taBdto <Beale Tcsfle) .wnuauatle. 

- LePetii * Botcit: 401 SolOBe stc. i^clasaeld.- 

m. 

I«Bor. Tie: White Bats. K. Y. C 
Lester, Cieat (Hlppodnme) Ixindoo, Beg.,' Aug. 
8-Sept. 3. 

Uglit. Dick (Olrmplc) OUabdma City, Okla. 
Ltncolns. Four: 2159 Bano St.. Chicago. 
Unes. Harry: 420 Sth St.. Sooth. UlBoeapoUs. 
Iioiaaet. Katie: UM B. 14tk at.. N. T. C 
Vmbuaa, Xha: can EUl Xnalg, IM B. 14th 
-at, H. T. C 

' — ' .Foot Masln]: Box 6S. -Onset. Maas. 

fa. Bnir. Uotortsg Comlqaes CLjtte) 
m. O.: (Star) Himcle, Ind.. 25-30. 
tMr. 6mt (Giaad) (aatksbarg, W. Vs.. 21- 



_ J moa, JIic; with Mettle Olena (Giaad) 
BhaBtlB. O.; Ohm to) nnrlnglMd B-jM. 
LawTcoee tc. Cunul (Ireeom) Pt. Aithnr. Can.: 

(Tbeatorinm) Ft. William 25-30. 
Locas. Haxel Hestoa ft Co. (Blfoo) Dnlath, 

Minn.; (Dniqne) Minneapolis. 2S-30. 
XaTlne ft Inman (Grand) Tissalla. CaL: (B^ 

sal) I.oe Angeles 25-30. 
Linage ft Gatioa (BUtc) Hntehlaaoo. Kan., 

u-aoL 

laXar Bros. (Orpbeom) SsB Skaaelaeo; (Or- 

pbenm) Oakland. 35-Aa^ dL 
Iisnghlng Hocse, The f-fflf fllM'Tm ftm 

hory. Pa. • . .-i 'v * ■ 

t.aae. Joe (Maieatic) B DinflaC Art^; lO. H.) 

Boston. La.. 25-30. 
LaMar. Miss Wsyne (Star) Saidt Ste. Maile, 

(Gaiety) Port Aztbar tMO. . 
LaBocea. Roxy P. (WasUngtoa) 'SVokaBe; (Ma- 
jeatle) Seattle, 25-30. 
Laeey. WUl (Bijon) WUudM; Caa.; <BtJoa) 

Snlath. JUnn.. 25-30. 
lABoe. Bra (Oak Sommlt Park) Bransrllle, 
bd.; (LaSalle) (adcago. m., 25-30. 

Ftcd^ Baaa (Stand) (Savelaad. 

" " •) AkiM. O.; 




6Ua ff>jatal) MIlwaD- 

Ston. f!«nirii«.i UaUs (Bar 

tAwreacc. AL (Majestic) SeatOa.: 
LaSbe, Herbert: Ma^lnaw Islaa^3IH 
LaAdella (Lyc emn) Port Arthur, . CkB.t 

tarlam) Pt. WUl lam 25-30. "v 
t.aVone ft Drew (lyric) JoncUon CltT. 
21-23. 

I ft Walker (O>loalal) miklBsbacK; Pa. 
-I MiilMLi (^caiad) Oevdaad. 

, Jm. llnr EaHacHa^'-Fi. 

heute* Miilonettaa (H^veitaaBc) lihrnm 

N. c. 

LDknahlma Japs: Portsmoath, Eng.. S-30. 
tAkos, AUx (Hippodrome)' Ealing, Eng., IS- 

30: (Hippadnnef Man. Am. 
Ledla ft — " -— ^ - — 
LuSr ft 

T. C. 

lieTina. Dolph & STosle ((Chester Park) Clndn- 

natL 

I^Agtry Sisters: Lexington. Ky.; Etanktet, 2S- 
30. 

McOoooen asters: 1247 W. Msdlsoo at. Qbl- 



i%sO N. 



McDonald, O. L.: 818 Snperlor St., Tdedo. O. 
Melntyre ft Groves: 403 E. ISth St. DaTenport. 
la. 

MeEees. Three: Actoca^ Sodaty. 133 W. 45th 
St, N. Z. C. 
. Me£«Uen ft Caisoo (Whta 
Ger... June 1-JnIy 81. 
>' MrTois ft E^yaat (Ban) BeatsB 

>> : MicBada- ft Baaaon (MtTa) F 

«»»^_ iee: 'Wlwnr Hotel, f!fct»«g«« 
^.nif^igiar * BllUe (Majestic) GieoiTllle, S. 

^^^yhlty!»»o: 245 v. eeth St. Phila. 

. Hhhoaez.' TlMS. E.: 229 W. 3Stb st. N. Y. C. 
■^ Malaa ft MeGrath (California) San Franciiico. 
' '.Mallory, CUftoo: Anbora. N. T. 

Wmnlwa ZkJo: 70 Claocy st. Grand Baplds. 
- Mich. . . . 

Xaasfleldr Chss. H.: Kev MUford. Conn. 
' Marion ft imiaa: 1953 Broadway. N. X. C. 
Man&aH. Geo. P.: 32M 8. Washlsgtoo at, 
Marlon, tnd. 
' Martloe ft Carl: «83 W. S7th at. M. Z. <X 
Martlaattla ft,BylTeater:'e».Inla at. PhBa. 
Maaoo. Cfeas^:A.: 121 W. dM-iaU M^ T. C ^ 
maon. "Wnbar 'ft 7o(das: BaiaM Boaae, CU-~ 
-■ cago. ■ . ^ - 

Maxwell, Joei Boom 12; N. Z. Theatre Bldg.. 

S.: T. C. . 
Maynard. ft Jester: BoK aB. .BU FsM; N. C. 
Mayne A Mayne: M. R. Ma- fcTMhsfeOaalll. ImX. 
Mays Mosical Oaats: tU Mi'mtmt^ Ft 

Smith. Ark. 
Mayo ft Bowe: care Bert Lerey. 144 Powell at. 

San Francisco. 
Mdaotta-LaNoie Trio: 48 Maryland aw., booi- 



ft Maxette (Empire) Londoo, Eng., Jime 
/ 30. 

Metbren Sisters. Three: 12 Coltoo st, Spring- 
Held. Mass. 
Meyer, Lep (Palace) Macao. 6a. 

Dand (Paatagaa') Tlctoda. B. C. 



Mtaea^ 8tei« OIOUm DsDar PtaCt AdaBUe City. 
MDao ft DnBoia: Wdllnstao Hold. Chicago. 

Minard Bros.. BiU and Bob: FaOar Braok Farai. 

Eagle MUU. N. Z. 
.MUlrr ft Mack: 2513 Khnball at. PhBa. 
Miller, Theresa: 118 W. Grand stc., Oklahoma 

City, Okla. 

MUlIgan, Billy: 12 Jackson st, Akron. O. 
MlUaiaa Xtlo: 16U MlcUfan atc ChlcaxoL 
Moffett Oax: 111 ■. UMh at.. K;rZ.- A 
Maosiw. B. Xhaa.: MS W. dMfe acTSn ' 

lea. ■ ■ 
Mootsgne. Mona (Palm) San Francisco. 
Moores. Fire Flying: 800 F. st.. Mancle. Ind. 
Moore, Tom ft Stasia: Care B. A. Myers, 1402 

Broadway, N. Z. C. 
Morgan, Its: Bine Grass Hotel. St Lools. 
MoTcy. Cbaa. L. (BUoa> Albcst .Lea. Minn. 
Mawatta^ Ftaa: na Wladaar am.. Chicago. 
Wmaiti, Ifta: 9mm Moa Ostlage. Hongh's 

IMt, Maa. - . < ' ' - 
Mnllaae ft Meotgootery: 

teo, TBx, - 
Morphy. Mr. ft Mm. A. T.: 

Beotoo Harbor. Mich. 
Matray ft Hamilton: 503 W. Adams at. Monde, 

Ind. 

Mailer. HaziT (MlaadU Braa.' do.) Tray. U. 
McKntf%.na J fi M O M t. r a j a iin s „ J 

Scattla: 



MntSB * 



(PaatagcO TaacooTcr. bI^oJ 
MtlroaL ft 'nanedy (Otpheom) Spokaar. 
Meara, Sergeant (Kew Majestic) ETansrHle, 
Ind. 

Meyers, Belle (Majestic) JacksauTllIe. Fla.; 

(Hippodrome) AsheTllle. N. C. 25-30. 
Mino's Three Joggling (rantages') Portland, 

Ore. 

Morton ft Keenan (Electric) Norwalk. O., 21- 
23, 

Malle, Esnaid (Alrdome) AsbCTflle, N. C. 
Mootroae. Belle (Orphenm) Sarannah. Ga.; (Ma 

Jeatte) JaeksooTine. Fls.. 25-30. 
Mote, Edith (BepnbUc) (ndcago 25-30. 
MoneU _Fl5e (B eM) ^Oakland. CaL; (Wigwam) 

Saa Fianelacsw. 

Matthewa. BBv lk . 

Msrtloettie ft Bf li CTlai 

N. J. 

Morrsy, Marion (Omheom) San Francisco; (Or- 

pbeara) OaUand 2S-Acff. 6. 
Merrttt. Hal (Orpbeom) Ix» Angeles. 
IbxwcU ft Dadle; (Majestic) Bntte. Mont, 25- 

30. 

Mitchell, Harry A Kate (Grand) Portland. Ore. 
Morton, Mildred (Orphenm) Seattle; (Orphenm) 

Portland, Ore.. 25-30. 
Marlo-Aldo Trio (New Brighton) Brighton 

M^f^ft OmM Owma Faifcl Dm IMaes. 

la.: (Majeatle) CUeago. HL,' SMBL 
Man from Minnesota. The (PaatageaO Saa Ikan- 

dsco. 

McNamee (BrIttanla-on-the-Bay) Ottawa. Cu. 

MetrofKiIltan Minstrels (WOsoo) Balttmotv. 

Mitebd ft Cain: Leeds. Eng.. 35-30; Black- 
pool. Ang. 1-C; Hon 8-13. 

Moran ft Wlaer .aiiBliihii) Ifuachaa, . Bafaila. 
(Jer.. Aug. I-n. - ■ J- • ' _= 

McBieen. Bmy. ft MatpkF O^ a W s J Baa Bka»- 
dsco. 

Mayne ft Mayne (I^c) MonmonUi.' IlL, Sl-SS. 
Nannarr. May: 1027 LaSalle are.. 
NsUaoal Cotalqaea, Three: - 727 

ara.. BraaUys.- 
Nasamt Nat> SlM?SaMr " KaaaM Ctty. 

Mo. : ■ ' . 

Xewtoa. Glayda (T.yile) Macao. Ga. 
Mewaiaa. Harry: 112 Fifth are., (Chicago. 
Nlhlow ft Bney: 1S8 Third are.. Brooklyn. 
KIAola ft Crolk: White Beta. N. Z. C. 
Nlchois ft Smith: 012 Addison STe., tnUcsgo. 
Noble ft Bnx>ka: Sherman Hoose. Chicago. 
Norris, NelUe Lee (Palace) Dallas. T 
Norton. C. Porter: Paw Paw take; 
NoctDO. Great: »44 Newton st, C3-"— 
Noaaes. Six: Mew Brlgfatno. Pa. 
mbbo ft Bordooex (O. H.) Olean. N. Z.. 21.23 

(Creaton) Syracnae 2S-30. 
Natloaal Oaadng Ikia fOmlF). 

Neoss ft ar 

(TBooifea * 



Otto Bna.: MS W. SU at.. K. T. a 
Paata s i. - WniF (HlppodtOBa) Idodoo. 
-Aagf. I-Sr. 
Owens. BDlle ft May (Lyric) 
O-Nen. James (Fsir) Madlsoomie, 

Henderson 25^. 
O'Neill Trio (CMoolal) IndIanai>oUa. 
Orr, ChBM. F. (Lyric) Chattanooga, T en n. 
OdlTS (Morrison's) Bockaway Beach, N. Z.; 

(Mnsic HsU) Bzlghtaa-Baaeh 

Onetta (Coney T ~ — " " 

Farlaod-NewbaU 

ington. Ky. 
Patt ft fatt: U 



Fattoaaa ft Kanfnaa: Ona'-Mv. 8. KHMr, 
I/mg Acre Bldg.. TX. T. C 

PaoUne, J. B.: DassrlUe, N. Z. 

Peaxee Sisters, Three: 72S Lane at. Seattle. 

Perry ft Gannon: 906 N. 32d st, Omaha, Neb. 

Personl ft HaUlday: Van Boren Hotd. Chi- 
cago. 

Pbelan. 0«o.: 1005 4tb are.. Birmingham. Ala. 
Fhmips, Moodane: Calmt Hotel, N. Z. C. 
Potts Bros.: Long Acre Bldg., N. Z. C. 
Potter ft Hanla: 171S I>laad avc. CbleMMO. 
Pwrnc^ ftaaft J.:, K. Acadcaar^<br3< 

VOet^jS^^ 'ibaiA loi^iemi) BrrartaB, FB. 

Price ft Dlatao: 143 W. 38th st. H^ .X.,0. 
Pepper Twins: Lindsay. Ont, Can..' 3BiftBB>-^ 
.Pnngle ft Whiting (<>rphe<nn) Saa Itl 

(Orphenm) Oakland 2&-Aag. 6. 
Pope ft Dog Uno (Orphenm) Sp<^ane; 

2S-30. 

(tnaker Oty Qaaitatta: 403 Maeam at. 

Queen Mab ft Waia'ldiiWM'^lfikilT^^ 

N. Z. - y . ■'■ 

Qnigg ft NIAetaoi (Hinr Taik BaoQ X. T. a 
Baymoods, Tka: 416 W. ChatlahasAae Mb. Vlta- 
-- Oa. . - . . 

BOgr UtaBa: >ol 3 



■an. 



Raynond. Brelyn: 48 W- Bite' St. CUcan. 
Raymond, Baby: Windsor Hotel. Tkeatoo. n. J. 
Beading SUters: 4U W. aoth st. H. Z. a 
Beed Bros.: 60 Saxtoa atFpwrtaalu " — 
Beiny ft Lewis: M, W^'UMh. ati^ Jk^ 

Beyiwlds ft Dooq — - 

aoly l-Aat 31. 
Bey. BOly K.: Csre Jennings Show, Neosho. 
Mo. 

Blee, naak ft Tnw: SUO Tcraoa arc., CU- 




1319 Hsisey St., Brook- 



Slanoe, Four: 
Richards, Great 

Rlrer, Mass. 
Richardsons. Three (New York Boof) N. Y. C. 
BIcbmoDd. McKee: 1553 Broadway, N. Y. C. 
Riley. Geo. R. (Forest Park) Gi 

N. X. 

BbuHV-Boi* Xkto: 

B^S^.^nSa: 338 1 
Blrenhan, Vied: SB 
Roach. Chaa. ft 

spoils. 
Robertson. FTaak 'SUl. 
Roberts, Hayaa ft ~ 

nulca, M. T. 
Roberts. Dainty Jone: 

lyn. 

BaUaasa. Battbie ft Hszel (Alrdome, Wonder- 

laad Park) Mlanea polls. 
Roaen. Fkaak: M48 IIH st. Mallae. IB. 
Bogaa. HatfpT BUI: Box 254. Bessemer, Als. 

Rolsnd ft Ftsncis: 31 Grand Opera Hoose, Chi- 
csgo. 

Bomola, Bob: 2IS Tnmer St. ZanesrHle. O. 
Rosenes, The: 43S Llnwood st, Brooklyn. 
Boss ft Green: 74 B. 114th st, N. Y. C. 
Boby. Ethel May: Brldgepwt. Coon. 
Rnssell. Grace M. A Flo: 706 lOth St.. N. W., 

Wash.. D. C. 
Boyale A Steams (Orpbeum) Hibblng. Minn. 
Bosards, The (Co. Fair) GrlggsyUle. ni., 10-22; 

(Street Fair) Slrooghnrst 27-30. 
Rnssell ft Darls (Orphenm) Pensacola, Fla. 
Belir, (Haytoa ft Belff (Alrdome) Alton. III. 
Redmond A Smith (Colnmbfa) Baton Boase, La. 
Kussells. Flying (Victoria) Phlla. 
Rex (yOBiedy Cirras (Fair Oronads) Winnipeg. 




Beed ft 

RIppd, Jack 
Ryan ft DsaBUa 

Ark. ■ 

Banf, (nxnde (WBsoo Are.) 

Bohison ft Partlea (O. H.) BlIBftctO; IlL. Sl-S; 

(Alrdome) Stannton 23-24. 
Batter. Sam J. (Orphenm) Sarannah, Ga.; (Ma- 
jestic) JacksonrlUe. Fla.. 25-30. 
Bocamora. Snzanne (Portola Cafe) San Francisco; 

(Lorey's Cafe) Los Angeles 2^30. 
Blchard ft Bomaln (Dniqne) Dea Moines, la. 
Byao, Thaam 1- BlrhUld Co. (St Franda Ha- 

tel) 8aB.»U8iTii iL lM8t 
Beed, Vb.Mkm'.mi On. (Paataga*') St. Jaatah. 

Mo. ;. 
Bltner ft Dore (Vandette) Msir. Olu Si-tt. 
Boacoe ft Sims (Tirxinia BaaAl vMiclaL ML: 
• (Pckia) Pekin. 25-30. ■■ T' •> 

Itaneci. ft laabene (EalbecU) 



BaJah. Fllaecaa (Martgay) Fatla, France, IMl; 
(Winter Garden) Berlin, Otr.. Ang. 1-31. 

Benshaw, Bert (Carlisle) Carlisle. Pa; (Mys- 
tic Star) York. 25-30. _ 

St. JohQ A Bridxes: 427 E. 3Sth St. N. T. C 

Sands, M. M.: 610 Amity st.. Homestead, P». 

Sawyer ft DeLIna: 43 Pembina st. BnlTslo. ~ 

Seherer A Newkirk: 18 Goodell st. Bnffslo. 

Schlaroal Troupe: Care Paul TkBSlg, 104 E. 14th 
bL. N. Y. C. 

Searles. Arthur; 8858 Cottage Grore are., Chi- 
cago. 

Sears, Gladys: 258 W. 24fh St. N. Z. C. 
Selblnl ft Grorlnl: 88(M 17th ara.. Btooklya. 
Uhr. Hal M.: Ba<d Ttetada. Ckleun. 
Sham. Aatlal (Ctoraa Oilaaia) gtelftsiM. 

ITaailia. Joae I-Jab- SSl /7 
'Bbeman ft DeVtoest ui.: Central Piik I_ 

N. Z. . 
Shields. The: 207 City HalL New ^ 
Short ft (Hick: Box 1101. Dallas, Tex. 
BImmnns, (^rest:. 2072 Ogdeo sre., Chicago. 
SIVad ft laes: 2301 Xo«BSI St. Cedar Bhila. la. 

imi^'^IMMir^&^^rlMI'^UMVK^ 

^cago?"* CM- 

Spann. Mr. ft Mrs. Byron: 464 H. Marshall st.. 
PhUa. 

a^nU^ag. Dapoce ft Ted: Box 285, Osalning, 

■iBShai XUe:' Bti ChaHca'-BMld. Chicago. 
StaaieF. BSa»d: Osia B. & Keller, Long 

Acre Bldg., N. Z. C. 
Stanley ft (Hiambers: Union are. and Oak Laoe, 

PhBa. 

Stantons, The: 351 W. 4«th at... K. X. a 
Steger, JoUns: PlajWf 0**;- It^:*,',' a- : : . 
Sterlna. Edwin: eaie^ na Hmmtm, Vim W." Mlh 

st, N. Z. C. 
Stlne, Cliss. J.: Green Boom (Hah, 139 W. 47th 

st, N. Z. C. 
Stone A Hayes: 1311 Pratt arc, Chicago. 




She dainty sln^Ins and dancing girl has be- 
COM aoe of tbe feature acts playing th* small 
time booses In and aroiuid New York. Her 
winning smile and persnnalltles seem to help her 
alODg wonderfully, and being a big sticcess wtLcre. 
erer she^^pMiB, she has bad ao boobla la 



WA17TED 



Legitimate suhstltnte for Slot Ma. 
i patented; aells on sight for 3L Par- 
- aiBBA CO., Anderson. Ind. 




PITCMTS 8BCUBED OR FEE BBTOBB- 
■ w KD. Free report as to pstaal- 

ahUity. niaatrated GnMe Book and Uit of la- 
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with neat atock design and half-toao Cnun year 
photo. Catalog and saanlaa for S<aat atuu. 
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Mm all goods sent C. O. O. Catalogasa, 
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reqnest 
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OalonUI Line. Week days and Gondays. Ball 
and Boat t2.6S Boston and New Zork. "Braiy 
Statsroom has a Window," A hlfb-grade aarV' 
Ice, catering to the exacting demandj of theat. 
rlcal people. Ticket Office. 2S< Washington Bt, 
Boston. Uasa. E. BITCHIE, Agent. PiK>n» 
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Palace Bctal.' flfc!wig** i 

Biunm.rs. "Afliii: 1968 W. DHtdM ft., CM- 



Jtorjr. Mu»lcal: 



Strain i OltmaB 
Mnr. IIcdit: IBO Broadway, 



Uth an., 8.. Ubuwap- 



440 3d 




ivuaa. H. T. 



Bkleltli. Mln Bjraner. : « -vai. wK^tmmf Salt 

ILake U 25^. 
toaanDe, Prlowaa (PanUma*) VancooTo-, B. C, 
Cao.: (Panlaf***) Portlaad. Or«., ^ 30. 

Soltn. Chaa. Cecil jBtrttfc) 

St. r.oula. Ifo., 3»M. i.- . 

8oa«s & Stark* (Marera Z«ka Park) Oantoa. 

O : (Voar-Mlto-Cre* ParklKMa. Fa.. MO. 

^bJC'cmT rantaeom) Salt Lake, D.. SS40. 
SSTBdM (BeU) Oakland, CaL 

SI. 

HacTKiolc*. Four (Orptram) Ft. Wortk, 
^Roral) San Aatonlo 28-30. 
Salib * Arado Olajcatlc) Dcnrar. 
Suolrr. IlarTT S. (Majeatie) Botte. Ibat 
STmooils, Jack (BUoal Autnata. Oa., 21-23; 

(Bljwi) CbatUDoota, Teoa., 3&.30. 
SmlU'Ita Slstrra: Otn. DeL, CtLlojo. 
StKK'nberter. Ualph (O. H.) lit Sternaf, K7. 
SoDthrni Doe (Tumbllac Dan Park) Mdsctoo. 

S. J. • . 

Saaen. Martia A.. * OlbS.BNla^ 

lulor. a Biwla: Stt Boatk VnaUlB at. Soath 

Bead. lad. 

t1 I.aR7*(0. EL) Alexandria. Ind. 

Swlmoto Japancaa Ttoom (Lyric) B«me, N. 

y.: (Dominion Park) HontraJ, Can . 23-30. 
SKlft. Uonel * Oo. (OcUlo'a) St. Catbertnas. 

Tt«d. Laiell * Berr: 4247 Locals are., C1eT«- 
laod. 

natclwr. Geo.: Ml W. 14Btli at.. N. T. C. 
To<la. TlK (Natloaal) Haraaa. Caba. Joly 4. 
ladef. 

Tracer ft Carter: TIT ttk ara.. Seattle. 
Treat'*. C*9t.. Seala: 
Tlvaainn, Xwdeal: S 

vlDe, in. 

Trof. KelMB ft TMy: B. T. D;. Ha. 1. Box 

8. Sbebafcaa. Wl*. 
Trorer, Lafe: Bka^ Tetnple. Spokane. 
TrroDc, Wallace: ' Qoaaah, Tex. 
Tion. Billy (Alp*) St. Loata. Ho.; (West Sad 

Helcbts) St. Loola 3S-SO. 
Trrmalnn, Maalcal (Oomlqae) Lynn. Siaja.; (Old 

Orchard Pier) Old Otehard, Me., 2S-S0. 
Texana A R^ynolda (Gnn AJrdaae) 

Mlsj., 21-23- 
Tckara. MaitlcUo (Alrdeme) BeckrUle, lad. 
Tboau* ft Ryan (Pantase**) VaacnoTcr. B. C. 

Can.: (Paatate*') Taeoma. Waah., iytO, 
Tmmtt. Bert (Vaadenil*) Wt. Wllliaa. Oaa. 

ajret«rt Pact ■ 
TlMry ft Smwum 

Valratlnoa. Pear V^«Bi:VSk»SWMMaib' Ct 

clanatl. ;.'^vs--v'tS.-C?'j--f-' 
Can. Billy B.. ft BwMat aMMM .^Oean 

M!n». X. H. 
Vac. Willis: 2S8) Llaeda are., CUeafO. 
raace. Gladya: 302 WUdea aea.. Goahea. lad. 
van IIor»: Care P. Caaej, Loac ftcn Bide., 

Variety' Comtar Ma: UU Baitk aia.. In 
alaaapoHai 

Tagaik^annv: M Baelld are.. laauu Park. 

VMariee, Uenjm: St. <3uil*a Hatcl, CM- 

c»ro. .-- : ■ J 

vincoDt. Jotaa KrjM^aaiB a4.. Mtaaapa^ 

13-July 23. 

VoDtello ft Nina: Ooatlncctal notel. Oilcan, 
valadona. Lc* (Hippodrome) WIMirood, K. J.; 

(Inland Park). Easton. Pa., 35-30. 
Voirt * Volkt (Grand Pamlly) Grand Forka. 

N. D.. 21-23. 

Vynos. Mualcal (SCaJeatlc) SIooz Falla. S. D.: 

(il.j«itlc) Fort Dodc^ la.. 3Mit 
Viola, Otto (Orpbeniarolceclaad: (Oaacr bUad) 

Ctncloaatl 25-30. 
Teee. Tom. ft Co. (Cernhme) Bnllala; (Kxpoel- 

tloa Park) Cambrldte Bprlac*. Pa., 23-30. 
T« Horn. BoMiy (^astnak Park) " 

Bend, Ind. 
Vann. Tb« (Ta»lli"llllal 
WInnlprc, Caa., - SB-SOk 
Vardtmao (Lakealde CJaalno) AktOft, a; (PMi^ 
Mllo Creek Park) Bde. Pa.. 2540. 
—ey Forge Comedy Foor (S 
Rofre ft Cotrely (Orasd) 

Epiu". Jack (■• ■ 

Oerrland. 25.30. 

ft Ria l , ,; SM. OIna-nilB. It 

'ShT' Bro*alde *t., ladlaaap- 

SSilEi (Caaliio) Cltarlotte. N. a 

HjJ**;. »«: 30 N. Saperior at., Toledo. O. 
gjf ft . Weber: 1107 W. Poplar at.. York, Pa. 
*, '^""f'^.v ^ •**• Cbeyeaae. Wyo. 

u^'m.^'S ^J**^ «•* 

Warrick^ Tile: im 8(4g«lik.«t/ CWcaco- 
Wartenberg Btoa.: "m rail Taiiill HI 

E. 14th at.. N. T. 57" ^^ — 

arc. N. T. 0. • 
»!!!"• i'"- <l2r»c> ^- Wayae. lad. 
wlttH- 7°°'=„*'« W. 112th at.. N. T. a 

X.^ C*' Clarice. UW Bnadway. 

^iS?'*- ^°»>T. Farmyard ClMaR-<tt R. 
rani* are.. Jeraey City. N. J. 

C * Laura.- 471 mtebeU at.. Mil- 

w-aakee. 

wibor. cbwM. D.: M Xtahar at., PUla. 
^Jll"„-„.^'- * wSS?^%g&a, Lake. 

*nll. * f^*™ Sternad. Majeatie Tbea. 

•Uoc. (Hilcaso. 
S"! SlMert: 1412 JeSenoa are., Bnioklyo. 

X Y Sl««»»«. Three: 282 ■. soiat at.. Bran*. 

While. UBoy (Palace) DaOaa. TW. 
VniUna ft MncaK'^'in* (M 

«•= w. B«th at.. It 



Valley Forge Comedy Foor (Sttca'a) 
VanOofre ft Cotrelr (Qraad) Seaiccr. _ 
**aEni?- Jick (Majeade) Detroit; (Qtaad) 



Afk, 



Wood. IjUts, WUte Rata. H. T. a 

Wooda, W. im 8. Sawyer at.. ( 

Worley. Balph (PHaceaa) Daren port. la. 
Wormwood'a Moakeya: B54 W. d>th at.. CUeato. 
WUIa ft CKwts (Alrdooie) Otawa. Kaaa.; (Falr- 

mooat Perk) Kaaaa* City, Mo.. 28-30. 
WollThelm**, Bogene. Llrlng Bronx* Stntne* 

(Proctor'a) Newark, N. J.. 21-23; (TumWloa- 

Dam Park) Bridgetoo 25-30. 
Waner ft Rhode* (O. H.) Llodaay, Ont., Can. 
WlUlaau ft SterUns (U*Je*Uc) St Paul; (Sara- 

tcca Hotel) Cblcago 25-30. 

!^??|i j | FLi" ^^ ^y iS^B*"^ ■•attla; 
WIthrew ft Otorcr (Vlaewood Paik) Topeka. 



wmaid ft Baad Oakland. (SaL; CWlgwam) 



(Otpkeaai) 



Saa Fraadaeo 
Weattrectb ft 
2S'Abc 21. 
WIneheater, Ed. (Cryital) 

preaa) Kanaa* City. Mo., 
Wade ft Beynold* (BUoa) 
(Blioa) KnoxrlU*. 25-30. 
W*uer ft Pelmer (Majeatic) St. Paal: (BIJoa) 

Othello 25-27; (Virginia) Erreletb 28-30. 
Wbettena. The (Foreat Park) Kuua* City, Mo.: 
St Joaeph 2B.M. ' , 
Wood Bro*. (Foicat Park Highland*) St. Loola; 

(Poatalae Ferrr Park) LaalarlUe 25-30. 
WlUUms * S««*l (Unalc HaU) BrIgbtOD Beach. 

N. I,; (KellL'a) Phil*., 23-30. 
White ft Slmmoaa (Orphean) Oaklaad. CaL: 

(Orphenm) Baa VMWIna SB-ftai. •. - 
Wtaeaian't. UUlfllr Baii' CEiM fBtfl 0M9 

Wyckotr. Fred: « WItlw atJL: tMHLiK Z. 
WaUb. Mealy ft jtaaliaaatMaiiVTalal SMad 

Eaplda. Idcb. " »^ 

Whltely ft Bdl <VM»-Mlta-C(cek Park) Krie, 

Pa. 

Xarleia. Wtm UMW. 9Btk at, Chlcaco. 
Tamtaioto Btas.: - WkcfeiMK Ok - 
Toooc, Kthal: IS .W.^^aBSvZl filBMk 
Yoonc. OeWltt. » Mw:- M OuSSdea at. 

Colombo*. O. 
Tooac, Jamca: Care The Lamba. ISO W. 44th 

at, N. T. a 
Yalto Duo (Paatacea') Calgary. Alta., Can.; 

(Paataf***) Spokane. Wuh.. 2S-30. 
Tooac, Ollle. ft AprO (Orpbenm) Owennboro, Ky. 
Teakle. Waller W. (Atrdome) Newtoo. Kan*.; 

(Alrdeme) Xmporla 2S-Aar. 6. 
Zamloch ft Bmie: 1080 «2d *t., 0*klaad, C*I. 
Zaaettoa. The (Pavllloa) iMdoa, Bbk.. May 23- 

Jaly 23 
Bl a a e r THa: Cam'^ 

atre, Bcatta. - ■ 

— Ua. lOla. OhcHk -Paik) Knra^ X. J. 
„ Tide (Caalai) Batt I«kc. V. 



VEBSIOBMEBBASD AOTS 




ft Bailer. 



Ateca noope: Htngllny Bra*. 
Adaca. Two: Baranm ft Bailey. 
Acce. John R.: BIi " 

Alcxaadrva Sloteras 

Alex Troope: Rlnalina Btoa.' 
AUtOB, VpaMe-DoWB: Joha B. . 
Illia^ ftarial: John Bohlnaon. 
ANi^ J«ny: Canmbdl Bm*. 
Altaai Tba: Haecab^-WaUaca. 
AleereL Tlte: rorepaaiMdia 1 
Alrea. Three: Foie panah -BaHa B 
Alpine TRsope. Fire: I w e t ia as H 
Amelia, Mile.: Oollmar Bma. 
ABdenoD Broa.: Blngllnc Bna. 
Apollo Trio: Bamom ft BaQcy. 
Arakl'* Troope: Mighty Baf' 
Arrarii, Sig.: Hagcnbeek-Wal 
Aihton, Joel*: At W. yfhtt' 
AnatlB, Ben.: Oeatry Broa. 
Anatln. Boy: Can^dl Broa. 
Aralloo*. FXnir: Ibrepaogh-Sella Broa. 
Batacetta Bna.: Balaam ft Ballet 
Banatt. Ckaa. aad Uaoa: OoilMil 

Baith. rWK Babhy ^— — 

Bartlk Banlaa Ttm 

OnaMaed Showa. 
Bayroo^Trio: 101 Baaeh. 
B ea l a. Ttie: Joba Bobtneoaa. 
BedlBl. Flora: 8clla-noto. 
Bedlol. Mary: Hagenbeek-Wil 



B«n. Ml** a: .BIi^m« BroCL 



Bel),'Olg*: Joha 

BelBHmt Broa.: Al. F. Wheder'a. 
Bemo, Chaa.: Caiapbdl Bro*. 
Beato Broa.: Baraata ft Bailey. 



Bamoi, Chaa I Chianhm rot 
Ban* 4k Bkka: duvMl 
Batne. Mm. ft CIIS*: Bi 



O. W. ChfMrtBL b: 

Bouaaaa, TWae: Bannna ftTBMVk ' 
Boaeaattta SIz: Oeatry Broa. ' ' 
Boratnl Troape: Sella-notow 
Beoelalre, Doo: Qentry Broa. 
Braehard, Panl and Bdna: Oeatry Braa. 
Braco. Benito Tloaao. Ttonpe: Baraam ft Ballaj. 
BradboTTa, Foor Ma«lc*l: BnKalo BlU-Pawnea 

Bill Combined Showa. 
Briidler ft Ward: Baraam ft BalleF. 
— ^ — * »y PawWt; Banmm » Bailer. 

BvnT THbVOoniBw' 
BoraoB. Artjat t^WI ,^ 
Burlaaa. Vhavt BIb^Ibb 
Cahin FhrnBrt 3ttm H. ^ 
OuntB. ZaBella, neape: Bageah«dl>Wa]lae8k 
OaiflaBa'a Capt., Uaoa: Su ~ 
Oail. K. P.: Bowe'a Otaat 
Carroll. Mile.: Bamiun ft 
CanoU, Nettle, Trio: Bai 
€laxHj: Banom ft Ballejr. 
CaatiinaB Tnm, Six: 1 




Xlaapa: Sna Bna. 

Chapma ft Bctaha: Dade Flak 

Claeka, Tba: Bobby VhimtalB 8bMn. 



Clarke, Maada: Bow«*a Greet 

Olarfc. 3. U: Bamsm ft Baflay. 
Clark, Joale. Chaa.. aad Peictoi * 
Clark. Bttby and Pearl: Sna Bl 
Clarkonlan*, The: Blading ■ 
Clayloo. (Icrald: Sella-Floto. 
Oodaaa; Baraam ft Bailey. 
Family: H. U Clark. 
Bobt: John Boblnaon. 

- Baraam ft B 

.: BanBbeek-WanaMk. 

. Balph: Gentry Bioo. 

Qoncc*. Badle: Forepansb-Setla BnM 
OOBMn, WB.i Baa Braa. 
Oowtta. MUa.: BlasllBi Broa. 

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ELGIN WATCHES ^^toil^N 



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PayOuIy $1.50 a Month S'o^t^!?^ far awmy 

— ^ aouUl TOUT uUry or ineooie, mm ^mt ym for a bisb- 



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SPANGLES u 



Matal Ir1d«*e*nt.^Mack MdaB e«h« celara. 

ILLOT^BROTHERS, Mfrs. 



RAGOVITCH 

CHICAGO all JULY— Then SAN FRANCISCO, lnd«f. 



Direct from Italy. 

MANSFIELD and #£LSCii 

^ ■ Those Two Funny Wops 

In Vaudeville 



r. IM V. Bsh at.. OUamkaa, a 



.»iOONOMY AND DISTINCTION 

• im BVcaoblaatloB of featacca fonad In FBAMKEDI 'naMTIIiak W« gai 
qaallty: the price* apeak flV tfeamaal«i& 

SOO Letterfaeada, good white atock,...'...'....'...M.......«..$1.18 

600 Letterbeada. Ilaa aaalUy boad.^....^... 2JiO 

' fthWilih. at I 



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BUFFALO. N. Y. 



O, You Easy Money! 

We want a tboasaod Street Weaken. Splelece and Small Sbowa for the Serentecnth Annoal Cele- 
bratloa of Ibe Opealag of the Cherokee &trtp. at Ferry, Oklahoma, September 13-lft. Conceaalona 
8UU rate at OM^ZT^ g ^ajSg^ 



at year own price; ao exdaateaa, no peReatage. 
this ad. aad book y onwelee* tor tlw laad at r 
a high-daaa BUBB STREET TALKER. 




HUMANATONE 



INSmmEIITEVEl mVEMTEII. 



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fact, I 



i-^tep or the eiiiemn atzelii of a ehmch hyiaaltl 
wmie can he played oa the Htmianatone wlthont pcae> 



tlce, as It la BbMit a acU-pIariag laatniaiait Played with a plaao «r 
any other accoamalment. the eOaet la eatiaaclag. The beat miStr aad 
money getter for (aire, cantrala^ ealehcatlaaa and denian*tr*tloa*. 



money getter for falxv. 
send for price Uat. 

HUMAWATOIIC CC>.,ta«-tB>J 



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n THE SENSATIONAL 
MDUCTBUU. PUYLET 



Pai yei iiiBiio* farblddan atOARY bytk* StMiTrtrat. 



THE cast: 

Chaa. C. Taft 
J. E. MeOonaugh 
David Goodman 
Naomah Pattao 



A BOX OFFICE ATTRACTION 

In Prcpwattoiu **Tla* Burataratfkd thm Baron** ~ 

PEYTONlfOiiWiELL, am 1^^ 




NATIONAL SLEEVE UMERA, No. 20 

Raw aad pnfact. A numay auikar. Beet of Ita kind. Kakaa l«zSH 
picture*. 130.00 to 130.00 per day can be aud* In good locatlea*. He n co» 
roalTe cop. Len* with *djnat*bl*7f0eim and dial plaU for taking ptetoiaa at 
different diatancea: alao magnetic r*Ter*Ihl<-' plate bolder for takug gieapa. 
Take* plctarea rapidly: a* faat a* yoa can get peraoaa In fsoot aC tka teaa. 

No experleoca reqnircd. Any one can operate them hr — 

laatmUoaa. Canafa caMplata. tllM. nataa, le aae^ 




NATMIML fMTOCIRAPH MACHINE 




The Billboard 



JULY 23, 1»ia 




jLppllcatlau for null adrertlsed lii thla Hat 
mmt ka iiSMd iBdlTUaaUr bj nUi tam m 

LADIEar LIST. ' 

Altbott. Itn. Buoali Baimar, Miss Mimie 
*AtfSMS. Mat Harlfto, Kdna 

JU*U*, BUa Harrlaun. UoaemoDd 

- ^»ji.t**» . Block SmlMMi, BeneUa 

•2W Mk-: •^Harden. VlnriiiU 

.Ann. Jm0 ^,^ Hayfa. lllaa Vtogola 

AHjb. Aar 'HeyiRMd. Joale B. 

Aadaiaan, ifl« VItIu •Bllun, CRaua 
■4ytk« Bobaustcr, Nu* 

, AaxtU, Gcrtnde Hodxc Beitrlec 

Aasns, His. J. D. 'Hoamas, DaUy 

Aichar, mas Alberta ••Boldes. Asm 
■Art«U« Aanlla' Bolpctlii. IdUa Naa 

*Armim«. Leott H(»)lln«ihfa<1, Bn. Bo] 
Arnold* f lomica B. 
'Atciilaciiu Mia. A. J- - 



Stooer, Mrs. Ulllan WCTwSel. Or«e« 
Sotton. Florence Weston, Cbarloite 

••Swedlxti Ladles' Qau-Wbeeler Sliten & Modi- 

tens er 
•Talcatt, Cordla Wbltc, nonace 

TboRitan, Oorcella ■*WUttav^^«7 




Arakiaa. Mn. . 
•Alan. Idsia 
Baetaaan. Mrs. Katl* 
•Baker, Marie 
•Balcatziar. L. Da 



Bartab.Myiaa ^ 
B«(ar. Bia. Marie 
Belmont, Miaa DoUie 
Bender, Byrtte 
Baaiiettte, Mia. BeD 
BantoB. DorotbT 



HnUtBser. lOaa Boa* 
Hunter, Mia. Anna 
Hnata. Bias saaw 
Ibca. Bia. OoUr ' 
InfoaoU, Beaale 
Jackaoo. Beaale B. 
JaekaoB. Edith 
Jamaa, Etbel 
Jewel. M. 
•Jecell. fiiili 
J«" " 



Bigjre, Jeanette «Kl j^y^^ 

•La Mootc Harriet 
baas. Betit 
T^„ftr., MIm Marie 
••Lanifao, Oladj* 
•lAwaoo. Ulllan 
Lac Mlaa Harriett 
licBoy. Miaa Lotetta 
iSStam *I«ater, Pearl 
x:iC.ir^BJSu- — liceter, Mlaa Pearl 
BretoB, HenuoE IJat, Ooldle 

^owu, Uttlelolm. Mrs. ManC 

S^rS: mJJ?"j •'*»«• 

Bnston, Mra^J. M. Loreni, La Belcn 




Burdln, Cecn 
Bnrke, Bosa 
Bona. MaM 



Bnttenrocth, . MaM 
Bttod, Hesnattn 

Camenm. Mlaa Bla 
MCasdeld. violet 
Caraon. Mn. Tlola 
•CarletOD, TlaTia. M. 
CailtoD. Mls8 Blidle 
Caraon, Vera 
Caatle. Miss DOUIe 
••Clialmets. Marie 



'Lorooa,. Beroaties 
Loreland, Leiall 
hammj. Bra. FioEsle 

George 
Tjihin. Bcaa 
•LoDettc Band 
Ljaeti, Mrs. Raak S. 
VjiKh, Mlaa Basel 
•BeEtennn. laai 
MaeFadnd. Mn. Aa 
MadUL Mali* 
••Madtami. Blate 
Maliara. Mrs. W. A. 
Bain, Florcnca 
Maotanellaa. Derm 
^Uannlns, Batb Carrie 



Otapman, Mca.. and Be-jf^jjg,^, ElSe 




Mlaa A- 

~ Mm. L. h. 

T, Grace 

Oeoper, Bra. Bar 
•Ooraco. Ooa T. 
Conrtland. Bra. Grace 




e^oDei; Ite ! — 
BBvanport, Penile 



BanteU, Dot 
Baraatette. U 

Matuaao. Maaiire 
Uan. Anna ' - 
MeUoB Xate SMn 

MeMne. Dst 
Hay**- Mm, Otatf 

•Merexs, Loolae 
Miner, Nina 
MIDb, Panole 

Baton, Jean 
•UoDtasne. LdBhi . 
BontcomerT', Bk' ' 
Boodr, Band 
Mor«T. JjOttlc 

•Botl^, Bay 
Morton. Mlaa K. B. 
••Bolhall, Tesaa 
Bewnsn. MuL 
■Kewtoa, Gladjs 



■—•—•^w _ . •Word. Tbe Dtrtac 

^Braport, Bra. Orrta Beantr. Sei* 



Snremxirt. Norma 
Damme. Mattie 
DaTla, Jaunlta 
DeTcra. Btbd 

Ymjiualt 



Vaxtm. Elttls 
Knttan, Gertmde 



Daiaaar. Mn. W. B. 
DoMs, Const anea 
Dony SiateiB 
Dmlap. Mm. Bid 
Ooie. Mlaa Beme 
Bddy, Bias Boaie 
■Awards, Jnlla 
Sllott. Bias Flocence 
Kills Sisters • 
Elmore, florence 
Kirana. May 



•Page, Helen Mas 
^tlrl. Gnnle 
Pantxer. Bluebe 
Peplnc Bra. 8. 





tatalae. 



Poneat, Mlaa Pearl 
Fowler, Hiss Wanda 
f^snds, Mamie 
ftee. Mis. Clsrs 



Mmlel 



.MAet; Ita. B. A. 



Bans. Ana 
Baj4eld. fl_,c_. 
Bedfleld. Beta , 
Beed, Ads 
Resc, Bra. O. 
Bex, Jfis. WtD. 
•BIca, Mrs. Mnile 
BIcbsrds, Bra. T. D. 
Rller. LIlllis 
Bltch!c. Victoria 
Bot)!Ui2i<l Slaters 
•Robinson. Blaais 
Bodsea^ tba. ~ 



•Sadne, FTorecCT 
SAndors. Casale 
SkndeiaoB. Btbd 
Bnrar, Jean _ 

Sksw. kis. Mand< 



eallBer. 

Gage. Mia. Bor 

Gamer, Mn.-M. Ii. 
^Gaatber. Zenotrs 
Gibson. Berttu 
Gbodnumd. Angnsta 
Gordon. Mis. W. M. 
Gowndx, lbs. 



•SbeldOD. Marls 
•Smltn. M«7 

SmltA, Bessie 
Smltb, Tabltba 
Smith. Nenie B. 
Smith. Alice 
Sonthera. Alice 
Spesra. Emma 
8 penman, Bessie 



•Tenon. E. 
Vincent, Muriel 
Vincent. Tlols 
•WsJ^n. _Clan 

Warner, ReleB - 
Webb, MaddtllM B. 

QENTLEMBN'S LIST. 
X. X. 



••WDsoB. Once 
Wilson, Helen W. 
•Wilson, Trizle 
Winters, Mrs. Msmls 
Woehler, Mrs. Mandc 
•Wolf, Loalse 
Wood. Gtetta 
ft Worth. Mooa 
YheiTl, LoU 
•Zars. Millie 



Ctaambera, Wm I. 
Chameroys, The 
Chapels, Chas 
Chapels. Wm. 
Chspman, J.' H. 
Cliarliea. L^ad 



Dewar, W 
Diamond, Cnrley 
Diamond 4 ft in^i»ti 
•DIUen. WUSOD 
•Dllllngbiin, W. W. 
DUUnghaa. W. W. 



Akaakla f AelatMl 

Afarshars. Odie 
Abrama, Moirla 
Adams. Will H. 

(CUTlJ) 

••Adanu * Lewla 

^ H. 




•AUberta. Tw 
••Aimat. — 



Albeiaon, Frank 
•Albert! 
Albato, Harry 
Alberto, 
Alblal. H. 
Albilcht. Daa H. 
'Ah^itkf. Wm. I 



Blbkbock, Bale 
BlckeU, Chaa. 
•Blckoell A Olbnej 
BIddle. Fred W. 
•Blcelows. The 
Blaney, C. A. 
•■•BIHt." Br. 
Bird. Jaa. 

'Blrrnlnghim. W. M. 
Bisbec A CeoneUr 
••Blsduff, Joa. r. . 

Blaekitaoe. Cbas. 
••BIstr, Sam 
••Blair, Harrr 
Blasengsme. Boberr 
BlcTlaa, Itater 
BIcelaa. H. r. 



Alexaadcr * Sootketa 
•Alfred. Cbailn 
Allea. Bart 
•ABen, f>irtlee 
Allman, Chaa. 
Allman, Dock 
Alpine, Chaa. 
•Altlng, Harry 0. 
Altman. Bob 
AIro, E. 
Amberk. Hmdjl 



Boo-Alr Trio 
Booth. J. C 
Borgeson. Barrcy 
Bazrm. DDtch 
Boaae, Geo. 
Bonghton, BUlr 
Bonltlnghoose. Klrby 
Bowers, W. H., Shows 
Bowery Trio 
Boyd, CUftcsi 



CLenTlroat, O. .CL 
Chrlsman. BaM* 
Circle D BaaA 
•Clatr, tea 
Clark, Brad W. 
Clark, Chaa. B. 
Clark, Talbott 
Clark Bros. Comedy 

Company 
Clark A Verdi 
Clark A iTey 
CleTclaod. Cbei. 0. 
deeelaad. Bl . 
GUMUBaeU B 



Dodaoa. Ony 
Bonaetos. Tbe Three 
Donasette, L. 
DoDocbne, loba W. 
Donobae, Jack 
Zkntoran, Geo. 
Dorflle, Otto 
Dczaey, J. O. 
Pore. J obnaj^ 
Bowncy. C H. 
Dcwalng, Will 
Downs. Foster 
Doiraa, Jamaa 



••Cochran. Jaaw 
Col Cher. Harry 
COle, H. C. 
Coleman A Garfield 
CoUler, Fred 
CoIUna Shows 
CoUlns. Blllle 
Coloway, Tom 
CTomacher. Geo. 
Oonan. James 
Coaklln. Bury 
•CeBklln. Harre 
•CoBBUty. nnnk A. 



Ccsway, Joe . 
Cooper, F. B.- . 
OotMn. Stewat 
Coictto, Joe 
Corey, M. 
Coartaey. J. B. 
Ooortaey. OL H. 
"•OeartwL r ^ 
CoDBlaB, J» 



••DHka, . 

Drlhcall. Baiiy 



'ProBliloB, Tnx 
raDlUan, Itaak 



DroolllOB. 

Dnble. C. B. 
Di-bols. r. M. 
I:^lInkil^rst. Ed. 
Doolap. John J. 
IhuiD, Tom 
Dnraod. Panl 
••Dnrant. Frank 
Doioada, 
Dnraa & QUlla 
Dottoo. Mr. 
DoTall. Frank 

Eagon, KenneHt BUIy 
Earl: Albert 
Xaii. Hanr 



Bdwatda, Bony 
••Uwarda. MIttea 



Cox, Red 
Coy. Heaiy 

Ctelr, Hany 
Craln, W. K. 
Craver, WUl 
Crawford, Wm. 



BIMt. Jlmmle 
JUIaB uiUi, A. J. 
••Blalun Broa 
Bmy 



Eagle. ProC B. B. 
•Epstein. Jas 



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Tbs beadonsTten of this grstnltoas dls ti fl mU oa of otsB sra at tba OmOIKNAin 
oOeo. when an sneli matter abonid be addreaaed. onlesa It la knowa that It will bs 
more conrenleBt tor addreeaeea to reeelre It throogh the New Torfc or Chicago bnnaas. 

In addressing mall to indlvldaals In esre of The FOlboard. kindly Indicate what eom- 
puy (if any) each Is IdeatUed with or In what line of the Haalniaa bs to eegaged. 
- 'Whea poulble, ■ililiiaaiia aboold be Identlfled by l m iun »e ia U ag t bs M«ae at tbeabvw 
•r c«inpany_ la tts aajisaa Bf aaB aot to tbcaa. nis : ' " " — ' " *'* 




West. 

Cain. L. B. 
Clark. Harry I.. 2c 

oaniaa. E. T. 



le 



Don TIa Taw Se 
FenteQe * Talaile Se 
Fttxglbbana, Mi ~ ' 

PuUer, Ida 2e 
aiick, Jas. B. 
Bee ae 




Kohler & Adams Se 
McCrea. Adeline B.: le 
BcKee-Welek Amt. Ok 
2c 

In. Joba M. 2e : 
■ - Se 



AmerleaD Vande. Oo. 

Amor, TocESS 
Anderson. Caady 



Andrews. — • 
Andrews; BSC ' 
AnroB, BesBBflB 
A. P. 

Apfen. Mr. and Mia. 
•Appleby, George 1. 
Arakl. Tan 
Archer, Loo 
ArloB. Dr. 
Arnold. Tbe Great 
Airs, Frank 
•Asbbnm, Veraoa 
AwtzalUa Trio 
•Aaten rsmli> 
Avaldsa. Ohsc 
•ATsry, Drew 
Badgley A Lleber 
Bailey, Geo. W. 
Bskar, Myron 
Baker, Barry Bar- 
ing, H. I. 
•Bandy. O. W. 
Bmta, Arthur 
••Baayaa 
Barclay, Ooa 




». I.. 

Boyles. wull OB 
Boxaell, WBl 
O.^Brsdlcy. Win 
Bradley, A. T. 
Brady, Ed. 
Bnro, Sol 
Kay. Hairy 



Bnwdcr ft Browdcr 
BcewB. aidBcy 

Blown. Cbsa. 
Brown. Alex. 
Brown. BlUle 
•Brown, BotbwsII 
Brown A Browa 
Brown ft CronIa 
Brown. T. E. ' 
Brown, Geo. 
BiDWBIng, W. B. 
Branles ft Beed 



Basiy. 3i 

Butels, Albert C. 
Barton. John A. 
Basssge, Bert 
••Bssaey, SIg. 
Baangs t, Wm. 
Banm, wiu 
Baxter, Tboaaas 
••Bcanc. Dl^ IM 
••Beane, Fred B. 

(Boc) 
Beard. Mr. ft Mis. 
Bean, Hnben 



Beasley. 
Bsefc ft 



•Baidlek, Clsreaee 
Bnrr, Klnny 
Bnrgeas, oon 
Bnrke, M. B. 
Burl, Glenn 
Bnrt, W. B. 
••Burton, Boy 
H. Barton, Blebsrd 
Btuby, J. B. 
Boah. Bert 
BmyBatler Bna.' a 

Batler. W. S. 
> Battaw a X. 




B eec b er. Cbsa. 
•Beety Bros. 
Belford. The. 
•Belford. Geo. 
Bella, D^clnc 
Benre A Gordon 
Bender, Billy 
Bender. Billy 
Benoet'j Ellly . Show 
Bennett, wm 





_ BOBsId A. 

Oasp, Herbert 
OuapSeld. Antbor 
Cannon, C g . 
Caress, WIHIsm 
Cany, Doe 
Carlo, King 
^Cmrn A Csrre 
••Oair, Tbeaiaa H. 

B. b 

~ Oa^ 

r. 





O. 

Gkowuorer. Clyde 
Cnrran, James 
Cnrtla. F. W. 
Cotter, Frank J. 
•Cnttlnj, Cbss, B. 
••CattlnK, Chaa. 
Dale ft Dale 
Dale ft Caneg 
Da Ola Bros. 
•Daly. C. A. 
Da awi. M e rte 
Dannoach. ftsnk 
Daaf ccd. Carl 
Daco, Frank 
Danora, Ernest 
Dana, E. 
Dawson, EU 
Darenports, tbe Great 
Darenpoft, A. M. 
Darenport, Lew 
DaTlaeanz. W. B. 
DsTla, Blcbard.L. 
DaTla. M- W. 
DsTia, Geo. C. 
•DsTls, Col. Lnnford 
DiTia, Perry 
Darla. Carl 

•DsTls. Jack. On. 

Davla, W. B., flhava 
Day. Jos. 

•Dayton, Geo. A- 
De Been. Alex 
De Forest, Fred 
De Espa. Maories 
De Haas, Ed. 

DeMaln. Bsnr P. 
De Base. Fatt 



•Braas. Chaa. 

Brans ft Foid 
Erma, Herbert 
Krans, Mr ft Mrs. Oas. 
Erana, Cbas. H. 
Erass, George 
Eylward. Jim 
Faddy. Fred 
'Fagan, Noodles 
Fairbsm. Chas. ft Jessie 
Fruhsw, Bsbteste 
FsDton. Edward 
Farley, Frank 
Farley, Mr. 
Farlow A Fowler 
•Fanmm. Manliall 
Feaiaete. 
Frcly. Jack 



Feist, Leo 
Felding, Bert 
Felton, W. T. 
•Fendell. Dsnlc) 
Fenekm. Ch>s. E. 
Fenn, J. O. 
Fcnner, Geo. 
Fenncr ft Lawrence 
Fetcar, Adam 
FbJd. AL a. 



Dr Baaa. Mfe. 

Be Tan ft Taaiatar 
•DeTeHa. Bart 
De TIaak t. Art 
Dean. Clisa. B. 
Drarmin, W. H. 
DesTes, Hairy ft Oa 
Debonair, Loole 

•Deer, Tonna 
D<laboyde. B, V. 
Dtlrallee, A. . 
Dennis Bros. 
Dcnnra. Vnd 

Peat, W ai. 
Psrb awu Ot 
IBtiflL F« 



Had. If. B, 
Floneren, JaaMS 
•Fisher, W. B. . 
FiFher, W. A. 
••Flake, E. D. 
Fleming. B. P. 
Floydell, Floyd 
Flowera, Howard 
•Flynn. Tim 
Ftrd, Tic • ■ 

Forman. AL 
FM^^ Bobett B. 

Faatar. O. B. - 
Fox. Jtlrx C 
••Foaea, tbe Two 
rraak, I. J. 
nsak. CZias. B. J. T. 
FnakUa, B. K. 
rtaaka. B. W. 
Frasee, A. O. 
Free, Barl 
French A Bwlag 
••Iteaka. Th* 



Gi hrlel, Jim 
•Gabriel. W. J. 
Galloway, Tnnny 
GclTln, F. W. 
GalrlD, Jas. A. 
QalTlo. Tomaa 
Baraaow Praf. Beb ut 
Oarcla, Daa 
GavUaer. Hany 
Gardiaer, Ocnrge 
Garrett, Lloyd 
Oaost. Jseob 
•Giylor, H. H. 
••Gencstes, DeLa 
•Oersn, Mr. Jsek 
Gibson, A. W. 
Gibson, Jamea B. 
OUes, Ferris 
GUI, Jim 
••oilmon Famnr 
•omaon ft LaVsar 



Jennings, Jtitmnle 
Johnson, Dare 
Johnson, Chas. 
••Johnson, H. W. 
Johnson, Ab. 
Jolmson. C. D. O. 
Johntno, Csrl M. 
Johnson, Homer 
Johnson. W. A. 
, Bal 



••looes. Traak B. 

Jones, Ted K-.. . ■ 
••Jones, ArtMr 

Jones. J. P. 
Jones, BolUe B. ■ 
jDllsna. The S 
Kslln. Bngeoe . . 

Etmplalo ft Bdl ■ 
Kane, O. Frsada 
Bsnnell. wmian 
Kasnya. T. . ■ , 
Keeley ft PaAi 
Keen, B. L 
Bellar. J. BL 
Kdly. Saai ft Ida 
Kdly. T. B. 
Kelaey. Jee a 
Kendall, Cbas. 
Kennedy, Chaa. Or 
Kennedy, MIka 1. 
Kennedy, Jo~ 
•Kennedy, ■ 
Kerns, Leo 
KesMly MarloasttW 
Kesters, Tbe 
Kcsterton. Cnrly 




.Joe 
Oordca, Herman 
Go r don, Harry C. 
GordOB, Hurry 
Gordon ft Bennett 
Gordon Blgblandcrs 
••Gordon, Max 
Oordoo, Orlfflth. 
Gorman, A. F. 
Ooaham. C. E. 
••Ooold, W. J, 
Grabs. Lools 
Grady, Edward 
Graham. Jos. . 
O ratoto^ f|MVll«««ItrK«tcb.' M. hT 
gil rtmj. T«MB b. KMer. Bobeit 
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L. 

•King, Walter 
Kinsley, J. B. 
Klaaen. Tba 
Klagaley, J. B. 
Klrby. W. W. 
••Klischbanai, 
Klttrldge, B. O. 
•KUmcnt, Bmll 
KUne, Job 
XUppel, H. T. 
•KtattaTa AalMl 

KoUer. * Lew 
••Kohler, U B. 
•Xois, Frsd 
Kolmaa. W. F. 
Koaoy, Jack 
Kcnaaa. T. P. 
Xorarlek 
.Kramer, F^^ 
Kraoae. Bea 
•Kraaa. Ma C 



vnr, 

Gray, Bernard S. 
•Gray, Harry 
Green, Wm. T. 
Greer, Jhn 
Grey. Norman 
Griffith, F. M. 
Grimes, Sam 
Gnaa. Ilbfif 



Hadley, Dock 
HaU, Leo 
Han. Art 
Hall. W. A. 
Hamilton, Lew 
HamOtOB. B. B. 
Hammond. Ncvi 
Haaey ft LoBg 
Haaaaa Triplets 
Haiadaa. C B.- 
Hsideabniok. &°.W. ' ^' 
Haidla. Bd. 
Hardiag, Bert 
•H aigia ia a . H. J.. Jr. 
■ Haiklna, C. F. 
Harper ft Harper 
Harper, Ited 
Hazrlgan, Edw. 
HarrlngtOB. Bin 
Harris ft Bandfll ' 
Harris, Sam 
Harrla. Geo. 
••HarrU. H. V. 
Harris, Alf. 
Hsrris, E. L. 



Xtetto. Wto. 
Za Odlew BtOr 
LaMair ft Stoda 
La Marr, Harry 
La Marr, L. B. 
La McDt, W. B. 
LaMoore Broa. 
La Bose Broa. 
LaBonx. Prof. 
La aoie. C C 

.l«'T«r - ~- 



W. It 



BanlaoB, Honec 
Harte. a 

••Haita. Bobert T. 
Harrey, Dee Roger 
Haskliia. Balpb 
HaaaoB. T. 

Hathcott. Bobert 
••Hatan, M. 
HealyT'uA 
HealF. Daa 
Hc a at ea . BIIlF - 
Hebma, Tbs 
Helaa, Bd. U 
Bella. Hbrt B. 
Rdd. Jais 
Flcnke. Beaiy . 
Healer Famly'. 
Henley. J. K. 
Henry, HI. 
Herman, Wm. 
Herr. Prof. E. E. 
Herabsn. Frrd 
Hester. Le Boy 
TTlrkasn Ony 
Hicks. BsH 
Rnderra ft DIaJe 
Hnioolsaa. Vbs 
Hlllysrd. B. W. 
Hilton, Jobs 
Hoaglsn Broa. 
HobsoQ. H. P. 
Hoffman, H. 
Hoffonn, Dare 
Holland, Monte 
Holstein ft Ssngster 
Home. W. L. 
Homer, Oooglss 
Hommewna Pnf, F. i 
Hootea. Ba gaa s. 
Hopp ft Broava 
Hopp. M, 
Boward. Martin 
H aw Bi d. Mr. 
nowsHI. Prank 
Howard, rrof. H. C. 
Howe, B. H. 
Hndson. Martio W. 
Rogbea. Frank 
Hogbes, J. B. 
Hosbes, Boy 
Hnlalaer. Dastd 
Joe 

, Th 

a—i-- iif"T O.' 
RBBter. Chaa. . 
noater, Clydr -" ^ 
Hylanda. tbe Sms , 
Hyslop, Jim 
Idtds, the Dtlls 
Imea. Frank 
Jack. Eagle 
Jsefcsoa, O. B. 
Jsckson. Bert ft Flo 
Jsenbs. John C • 
Jacobs. Bnrt 
Jsroes. FrsBS ■ . 
James, loha 
Jaaea, BOlla ' . v 

JSBMS. H. M. 



ta Taaa ft BiMr 

LaaMwiMl. m. 
TAmblottcs, Tbs 
Laake, Bdw. C. 
Lsawnt, Bert 
Lamont. Stanley 
Lsmoot, Boycie 
•Lampe, Edward 
Laanm, Owen . 
Lane. Frank D. 
lAaeU, Cbas. 

ftsd B, 



Kaika. iMostd 
lATBcr. Clyde 
Laiaea, H. B. 
Law •H. C 
lAwlcr. Thooas JU. 
IiawTCoee, Geo. 
•LawtoB. IVed R. 
••Le Land. H. F. 
LeBoy, Leos 
Ls Tere, J. 
LesTeUe, Lew / 
LesTelle. Lew • 
Lee, Ben 
Lee. Sam 
t^, Dt k 
Lee. WnUaai H. 

l^os nans 
*4claad. Bznr 
t*o. Fred 

•Leonard, Gcocn WL 
Leonard, High Jai«» 
l.eonard. J. B 
Leonhart. Leref 
Leroy, F. 
Lealey, Bebert - 
'.•Lealle, The 
Lester, Al. 
Lawta, Clyde M. 
•Lewis. B. W. 
Lewis, J. Frank 
Lewis, Dsn B. 
Lewis. H. F. 
••Henbrlgger. ObS 
Ughtbawk. Earl 
Llnlger, Hiiry 
•Llnaley, Walter S. 
LTttleBeld Fred 
Uoyd. Joe 
•Loard. W. F. 
Loeb. B. ' 
lAigBa, Bobert K. 
rliOadoB. 



"••UaBftWsst 

. -•Lett. Jaaa V 
LoQle, Prince 
Lnbln. N. 
Tjilgl. Oforse 

•Lnken». Bsnr 
Lond. Dan 
Lyman Twin* 

*T.ymaa. Howard 
•MrCairr»T. Fngbl» 
McOsn Trio 
■MeCaaa. R. a ' . 

ITeClaF. Jaba r. 



~3 



Tlie eillboard 



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McDonald, Jo*, r. 
•UeBntoab, Allaa 
MeOonls*!. Wm. J. 
MeOowao, W. O. 
HeOvin, Chu. 
Mcaesrr. 0. W. 
IfclDtlre. Kdw. F. 
•Mcintosh, Allen 
McKm, Dc«p Btaa 
McKw, Bury - 
UeKiBatT.tL , 



PicDdergMt, Jm«I* 
Pratoo, Oeorsa 
•naaivm. umob I 
Pollen. IMMMV. 
Qalncy. TboMM. ' 
Btee, Doe 
Rice, Fied J. 
Bac«, H. E. 
Rmbaer, Jack 
BalBM. K. a 




•MeNuun. r, tm 
McNeill, OMrart- 
MtcNelU, Wb ; • 
McNntts. TtM - 
•MeUma. J. BazBSl« 

•UeVeltli. Jekaito 
Mack, JotaB 
••Mack. Bate .. 
MKk. J. B. 

Mack, a a 
Mack » 




•Banudca, Wb. T. 
Bamaay, W. A. 
Bandolpb, Jamea W. 
. Baadon, A. 
Bapopoct, M. T. 
••Beam, Frank 
Bedmood, 0«ar«a 
BedmoDd, Balpb 
Beeca. HappF 
Be«<I. CbarKa W. 
Bead. A. H. 
Becae, Matk 
Bald. A. Jt. 
-~ ■- Mat' 



Banra * Barcra 
•Bewell7> Bngo 

, •Bayaaod ft MalrtUa 

Maaaser LadleC B. B-Baynolda, Mb Ow 
Mann, Too Bbodca. HaRT ' 

••Marah. Bor Bhodea. Dick ' 

MsianaU, Wn. •Rlea, John 

MarsBalts, TBe ••BICB. BcnJ. 

•MarteU rimU7 CrdiMaBlebart. IL 8. 
••MartlB. Oeorsa C. Blekardf. Thaaw i. 



Martin, Banr 
Mstrne * Baid7 
Manallo, H» 




Jfar.i- ^ 
Mayer, Johc 
Meeker, Mart 
MelTin, Jamea B. 
MelTin, Frank 
•Mam. J. M. 
Meredltii, UoMl B. 
MtxTlll, SatwatUa 



BlcbaTdaoB. _ 
Blchaidaon, A> B. . 
Btekta, Xbb 
^tcBMb «. W. 

Btafft 'RiDflL 
Bitter, Nat 

Roberts, Staslej J. 
Koherta. Edw. 
••Bobcrta, Gears* W. 
••Boberta. Q«o. W. 
Boberta, fttd 
Bobloaon. J. D. 



Merrlmana, BUlF ft BraBogan, Ftank 



Meyer. CUnt T, 
MUtaL BUlr^ 





Miner, Barry B: 
•Mlller, J. C. 
MUler, W, 1. 
MUIer. Frank F. 
MUIer. W. E. 
MUlican, r. S. 
•MlUmao. t. O. 
Ullli. Jaa. K. 
MUmar * MorrU 

•Muna. (waa 



Bosera, Bert 
Bi^era , Kmiaat 

SSSSal 




Boaeda 
Boaa ft DalF - 
Boaa, Stanav 
Boaa, A. J. - • 
Boaaon Midcata-. 
Boaaow MldsalB- 
Boot, Bar! 
Soot. Balph 
BoDsbton. A. N. 
Booaa. St. Clalra 
Boyer ft rraneh 
Backer, Maorlea 
•Bsfir. Ikaafc W. 



J K. 
Babatt B. 

a. J. H. . 

■Moore, Fraakw^ 
Moore, Jlmal*;' Ta 

tUc Bbuwa 
Moore. Bob 




•Moran. Cbia. 



Monaa. AL T. 
MORla, Ika 



••Ml 



Meyer, Jalaa 
Molhall. Back 
Manen, M. A. 
Muller, Tom 
Mnller, W. B. 
Molrey, Jamea 
Morphy. J. W. 
Murphy, Jae B. 
Mnalcal Mcaacoscr 



Kam. a 



Hartla. laa. H. 



Nattaam Broa.' Bkawa 
NcTada, Floyd 
Ncwcoab ft ~ 
Newnas, 
NtchoIa, .B. It. 
•Nicbola Aat. Oo. 
Nlcholsoa. Ted 
••Noble, Boraeo 
Nofle. CUntoB L. 
Nalaa. Ftaak 
Norton. J. B.' 
Mgiaat, Jaaaa 
■Obaaaaar, Kr. 
«H>lalnlk/MB 
OllTcr. Blay J. - 
•OUrer, Party • '~: 
O'NelU. Joa 
Orth, Percy 
Otbora, J. O. 
Owen, Oa«(sa 
Owena. Wm. 
Oylcr, Doe 
Palmer, W. K. 
Palmer ft La Bo* 
Parrato, Oco. 
Ptela. Otto A. 
^«ker. AL B. 
SBki.auiJ. . 
- , KUtar 



Sadler, 1. A. 
Sanier, Fred 

SardeU. T. 
•aarsent, F. T. 

Sandeahl, Bamratta ft 

Cau 

. Basadera. Torn 
Sckloaabcrt, Lonla 
Scollaa, Leimel 
Sclmar, Frank 
Sayaaor. Fata, ft Oa. 

Sim 

Shanr. T. J. . 
Shea. J. J. 
SheUd. r. It. 
Sbeltoo, WWbJ A. 
Shipley, Jamea 
Shive. Otla 
Shtodet. Two 
Sholta, Wm. O. 
surer, Bert 
surer*. Frank O. 



SIpea, Ohaa. 
Slrk. W. J. 
Slaaaiore. Plot. AMhar 
Slaow, Morrta 
Slaslc, Jamea B. 
Sloan, Howard F. 
•Sloan, Hairy 
Small, J. O. 
Smartwood. W. C. 
Smltk, ThelBa ft Ckai> 



sytataaa. W Mtay 

oa. W.' t?** 

J. U 
•TFatalta. F. 

Ewry, K. H. 
Perry, B. H. 
Phalpa, w. W- 
rickrel, Karl 



Pierce, Alfted 
**Plercc ft Mason 
PJae. p. p. 

Bit, Jai 



Potts'. iBo^ 

Powell, rtank B. 
Powill, J»», B. 
PoweU, H. A. 
vumtn, Bt. 



lamaa 

Smltb, 8. H. 
•Smith. Bapfy BmB: 
Sdipp, Sara 
Snyder, Tom 
SpaUUif, O. A. 
•Spanlac boos Bird 

••spizk*. an. 

Sk>wka. O. W. 
Spears, Bert ft BBma 
Spedden, Van 
Speed, Oeorn ■ 
Speasardy, Part 
Staoby. <i»o. I, , 
Stantfey, Bd. B. 
StardlT:. 
Starr, BUly 
Sta'lr- • »rt 
•Stefr- ibiioa 
••St*:— t Broa. 
Stephent. Psal 
Rterllna, Win B. 
Sterena.. Ona 
Stcrcss, Jamsa 
Stewart, Oomedy 
Stewart. Mday 
•Stoaabanai; C> II. 



Story. 
stnmaa. BaraF 
•strleitar. Um 
stnda. ir ^ ' 

StBBtt < 



Stnck, J. L. 
•SiDCkey, Pearl 
Stale, Can 
BtuU. Bert 
Sater, Albert 
Sattoo, Jobs F. 
Swaaaoa. a ▼•_ 



Oa, 

Sydney, Jadt 
I^SSert. Oscar 
Tapoaa. Geoi. 
Trylor, Barry 
Talegraph Foar 
••Tenney. Barry 
Texana ft Beyaolda 
TLomai, Gay L 
ThOfnpsoD. Doe. M. S. 
Thomer, B. F. 
Tbomeaa. Cbeatar B. 
Tcdd Broa,' Show 
Teella. Oail B. 
ToUn. Mathaw 
Tora Japb .ttaapk 

TOwaaaad, J. M. 
Ttask, Cla iaa » u 
•Ubarc, Jato O. 
Troabadonr*. TItre* 
Tramp, Qeo. 
T^on. J. H. 
xachodl. T. 
Tucker, Tom 
Todor ft Tador 
•Tnmer, Jack O. 
Tamer, W. y. 
Torpln. Ben 
Tnaeano Broa. 

ValtaacMrt. fftcd ■. 



Walters ft 
Wanda, 
Ward, Chas. 
••Ward. N. . 
Ward. Barry 
Warda, AL 



Wearer, Larry 
Wearer, BayaMnd 
Webb. W. O. 
Webb, Thomaa B. 
Weber, Cbtt. 
WeddlnctoQ. r 
walcb. B*s* 
Wcmyaa, Walter 
Wenrlck, Barrey 
Wener, Harry «. 
West, John L. 
•Weatphall. aaa 
Wkal* on 6in 
maai. Boob Co. 
-gk ag sc k . B^ 
wkeUer, Harry 
Wherry. J. 0. 
Wheyloa. Bill 
White. Bd. ft 
Wblte, Doc 
Whlttaker. Jaaaa P. 
WMttaker. FnBk U 
Wiek. Jobn 
WUbor. AL 
WUks, nMOBle H. 
WUlUma. J. BtUy 
wnilama, J. B. 
•wmiaaa' Ooo 
•WUllaaa * Goidoa 



Yaladooe. Paal 
▼alaae, B. .O. 
▼aa, Ja«k 



Van Gordar, B. L, 
••Van Ham, Bobby 
▼•Bdiy. Bd. 
" VardOT . Frank T. 
▼ardon. Frank A. 
Tada ft Qalataruw 
▼dda Trie 
▼enaae, J. O. 
▼laecBt. >. W. 
VMaa ft Bnrden 
Toi^, Cteta 
Taiea. Bay 
•▼«a Kaat b or aaa . 
•Wadan. Fred aad Hi 
••Walnwrlsht, Wte ; 
Wakahama. K. 
Wan. Cbas. P. 
•WaBaee. Testa 
WaHett. W. F. 
Walab. Lrnch A Co. 
Wallers, nair 



L a. ar P. 

Wolf. Jaek 
Wood. Prof. Oapa. 
Woods. W. O. BncUsh 
Woodward. BariT 
Woodyard. T. J. 
••Worlbaa ft Allen 

Shows 
Wray ft Bay 
WMsbt, Harry 
Wright. Fred W. 
Wrlsht. Oeors* 
WMgbt, Wm. Wala 
Wright. J. B. 
Wright, Fred W. 
▼aeklay. B. I«ob 
Tagher. Bogene 
•Ysafee* OaoMdy Foar 
W. a. 




Zem, Cfaas. A. 
ZM-Pell. Frank 



BALLOONIST 

At Liberty 



At all tlmea. 14 yaaW 



Ooaiaataat 



BALLOON ASCENSIONS 

PROF. LONGO, 



iMge, Mir. and Aeronaot. 



Sr. T. 



AT LIBERTY 

After Auflast 31st 

Open tor a four moatha' engagement. Eiper- 
Inccd in oreliestra and aa aolout; morii^pietnre 



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THTEEaU 

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ums est an 

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EDWIN GOREY SHOWS 



WANT 



strong Ballyhoo Show. Freak. Bi* j 
and Ban Game. Company aakas MB i 

Jaly 21-22-2S. BO. COBBT. 



PARK PEOPLE-SHOWS-CONCESSIONERS 

WANTED-CARNIVAL COMPANY 

Stor an cisht-day camlval. aometlm* darinc tb* next sight wi 
'. Orer fifty tbooaand to draw from. "Wanted At AD 



CBSSIONS, FBGB A<7TS. Acts nearby. Jamp bere for Smidaya. 4ba aalF ai 
Wide ■ iM-n Su::daji>. FTiEK GATE. •■W»nt.>il To RpDt." MILITABX BAJfD 
^L.. J. WHITE. Manager Oakwood Fuk. 




Red Men's Pow-Wow and Carnival 



-At Glasgow, lUmoia 



AUeOBT IS-IS-IO. Want TaodeTllIe Show, Song and Dance Men, Sketch Team and MortM ] 
tnrao. Ooacasatoas wanted, aacb as Shooting Gallery, Cane Back. Doll Back. etc. We also iMi 

"Merry-Ga-Boimd," and hare a propoeltloa that wui Interest yoo. Write for terms. 

J- P. WARP. S«ivtirr. 





nR8T.Cl.A88 

lO-PIECE 




AT UBERTY 

Want Something, quick. Wire 
HARRY McGOWAN, Conti- 
nfloUl Hotel, Chieaco. 



XTssofpiBaa. A. L*> 
Mth Stn««k NiBiF Ta* OHgr- 



LACHMAN AMUSE j«EN.T CO. 

Gmtrolfing aid Operatmc tke-Fpilowuf Atlractioiit: - 

Foar Lachman Greater [Shows, Musicians in every (department to en- 
laigB band; Shows and GonoessioDs for Unde Sam's Four Million Dollar 
B B j p ai* iSyiiiiaiiy at TaUequah, CTdi. • Bor ttiaOnriand E^ioaitioD 
Shows, Ed. Ketch, mgr.. Musicians and Pe3rf<niners and Riding Acj 
with or without Stock. For the Danc^ Minstrels, Frank Hooper, 
the finest and best equipped oolond nteini outfit on the road; Col 
Performers, Musicians and Boss Canyasman. Addreas* . D. 
Gen'l Mgr., TaUeqaah, Okla., indef. 



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WANTED AT 3 GOOD WESTERN FAIRS 



WASHINGTON STATE FAIR 

North Y«klma. W««|*.,' S*pt*mb«r 26th to Oetobar 1st 

SPOKANE tNTER-STATE FAIR 

WasK., Ootebar 3nl t» ^ 



ySWI8TON-CLARK.STON FAIR 

Idaho. OatAbar 10th to 1Sth—«r 



INTE^fmOUNTAiN FAIR 



NO CARNIVAL COMPANY HAS YET DEEN BOOKED FOR ANY OF THESE FAilS 1 

WRITE 



ROBERT H. COSGROVE. 



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Time Billboard 



JULY Z3. 1»ML . 




Ocrin. 



Correllls, Tbree 
Coczlcttas. Tbe: uouar ans. 
Comell-Powells. Tiie: Hlmlliiy Bras. 

Cofles, nte: Jofan Bobinson.' 
Crooks, Cluu.: Hasenbeck-Walliee. 
Cm-tls.. Don: FDccpansb-SelU Bros. 
Damon's, G«o., Sea Uoas: Bunnm ft 
DarllQK, PhU DenTcr: Banram A P 
Dart. Dara DeTll:_Jolm Babliiaaii. 

DarlB, GescTa: John Bo Mn aoo- 
DaTlB, Mlas U.: Blncllny Bros. 
DeAIzor Bros.: GoUmar Bros. 
DeB<dIaa Bras., Tbi«*: John — 
Deckero. Otosslns: BarloWa Dob 
Deaalrrflle, Sid.: Botbr Ftoantal 
DcOwa Xranpe: Joha Bolilnaoa. 
- - & Zdda: Ruk A.nM>lim. 




T^TT^af TroGpe: BaniTim & Bailex. 
TaMoTit FazoUy: Bageobeck-Wallacc. 
Lamy Bros., Ftnir: Camphrtt Bna. 
Uwtcr. W. J.: Taakce B o M — ea. 
XaFaaH. Bany: Bamn * BaOtf . 
laPeul natcn: Mn H. SpaAa. 
T^».n-» Wank: lata WnHnamt 
I^acn. Fkcd: niicvaash.Sella Bna. - 
Latdl Slsteta: Oaaj Broa. 
Ijiaiidoc Trio: Forcpancb.S<!ll9 Brw. 
Tmw»wi%m Troope, Fire: Rlni^llnfc Bros. 
T^«-* A Vance: John Bobln&oti. 
licClalr's, B. S.. Ponies: John Bobinaou. 

l>e, DextPr: Banni * 
I.esert * Lesert: Joha 
Xmd. JeaaJe: CampMI 

~ Two: John Bobls 

Beatrice: Haxeidieek-WallaMb. 



DAodB. The , 

Dekoea. J oe. T roopg: 



Wallaea. ' ' 
'Wallace. 

■ — ~— j^mmwr. Bamnja & aBllC7. 

DelavOYe, Wm: Howe's Great T/>nrtnn . 
OeUasieaila, The: Basenbeck-Wallaca. 
Ddno TroDpc: Hagenbeek- Wallace. 
DeMott. Wm. tc Millie Eunice: J<An BoolBson. 
Demnan, Geo.: Forepaasli^eUa Btea. 
Derrick, ricd.: ^SBT " ~— ^ 
Serlia'a Zoaava: Balk 



l^araadiL Cecil:' Gollmar Bros. 
UbIB. Andre 



■cw: Go^lmar Broa 
Tbe: Gollmar Bros. 

jya,'Tlie: Gollmar Bros. 

Und. Gns: Gollmar Bros. 
IjlnUrer Trio: John Boblnaon. 
IJpot, Une.: Bamnm * BaOcx. 
UrbntOB Was BiasUaK " — 
taaslfaa. Ihe: Baa Bna. 
JjB Bay, Batiy: FMcpaa(l — 
Lordi nmllr: Blngllac Bros. 
Loretta Twins Troope: Dode Flak Shows. 
r-AThss Tbe: Campbell Bros. 
IxTwanda's, Oscar, Brailllan Blders: John Bob- 

Ijcmj^ae, Uamle & Oscar: Forepan^- Sells Broa. 
Lnbln's, Carl, Honker Adab: Bamom & BaOey. 
Loster, CsrI: BlnellDg Bros. 
Uajors, RIdlns: John H. Sparks 
Manello-Mamla Treor— in"-"". 




WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF 

Wire-Walkers' Oil-Paper and Silk UmbrdiM 

theatre Gouvenirs. Sample souvenir sent pcwt-paid 
leoeipt of 2Se. Write for prices — Umbralas. . 

i. Importer J^anese Goodi*. 



-THEATRICAL LUMBER- 



Attnym aa hand for prompt sUpnaat. WHta far dalivan^ itlaa*, l Brtp« iea t» aaia 

is any tnaattty daiiied. 

THE JOHN GILLESPIE LUMBER COMPANY, 

Lumber and Seward Streets, CHICAGO, ILL. 



Qicat: Banram * _ 

Dlu, Itair: Banmm & Bauey. 
Dick. Bay: LaMdnt Bids. 
Dleke Slatera. Fknir: Banuun 
dmltxl'a, Capt. 6., Cossack*: 
DBworth Ttonpe: John H. 8— 
Socktm, Bose: HsgenbeefcJ 
Dollar Ttoope: Banram & mrnrn^^- 
DaaOTia. £n|Ba: Hjnglljir tea. 

=^='^*, l^ia: mam^ Gnat r.oB*>a. 
, Cbaa.: WledemamJSo*;' ~ 
Boman: Ha««<J »*efc-w r 

, iX.1 Texas Bod'a 

1 Troope: Sm ^m." .• 

DottoB Bros.: Sm apa. _ 
Dnttms, Three: BlnsUBSKoa. 
Eddya; Tbe: Hawe-a SS^^'iSSS?^ 
SOwarda, Ada Bdl. To ol Ftt eef 
EkeJd Slatera, Foort Byam • 
KOette SIsten: Jeto ELapagtU 

£iaa.vamlly: Bace^beck-WaDaee. 
r^aatL The: Dods Flak Stwva. 
KneatadaBa. Fljte«: 2?5? JHf -- 
p^ber. Aaaeta: Ha«enbeck-Wallace. 
j*ro. teo: Jota Boblnaon. 
FlBber. MBc: Barnnm i 
nsher^ Bam ft Sallle: Snn Bros. 
■Uacoald'B. HlSiael E., Jnggllns 

Use Brea. 
Itaoeaa. Six: Bsmnm ft Ballcy. 
nSSBtaaHy: Bb^lBK Bm- 
■M. Dick: Baisnm ft Ball««- 
** ^ Ba^cnbecx^ n w 
Foiepanch-S^ 

Broa. • . 

ae: Hln«lte» Bras. . 

FcankSL T»r«: Forepangb-SellB Broa^ 
Fnller, FCancis F.: Bohlnson FsmooB MM 
Galarmo Ladlca: BtaKenbeck-WaUaea. 
eaicinetU Bioa.; Bamnm * Baaey. 
Gaideoer. F.: H««<:nb«i WallaM. 
Sardscr ft I*waon: BlnsUng Broa. - v 
Qarard ft Botdl: Bla^ins Broa. ^ 
Glasscock. W. Bu."^ — *^ 
Ooetx. Nat: anBi 

Gomet. Sir. ft Xta. 

^ Goodiede. Jack: GoQmar 
^Green. Art: Campbell B. 
■Gross. C: GoUmar Bros. 
Venice Tronpe: Sells-FIotOL 
W Hackett. BUa: John BoMnson. 
' pamtitfrn , F^cank: John Bobtnson 
Hanler 4t Co.: ForepaoEh.S;ella 
Harddlgs. Three: Hsgenbeck " 
Bairis. Florence: B tn gi ln g !><«•. 
Bart Broa.: Haeenbeek-Wallac^ 
naiia TTm - B^ a a paag lt^S MIa ~ 

Hcibcrt; no^nan: Baomm ft 

Berberta. Ftflnc: Sells-Floto. . 

TT».^.... , FiTe: Hi^enbeek-WaBaeab 

Bemnaiis. Fsor: Ba^sbeek-Walhm 

aimfyi, Kama ft Tatct: GoUmK 

Hllderra. Chaa.: John B^tnaoo. 

Hlnea-Klmt>aU Troope: Fo 

Hobsona. "Btti 8dIs-FIotn. 

Bocmn F^mBy: Campb^ 

Hoditlnla. Two: TTIngHnc I 

Holder. Bomer: John BaMasoa. 

BonaDd nodly: Sells-Floto. 

Tfrfi«.i<, Geo.: Bamnm ft Ballry. 

Hollands, mie: BaxeDbeck-WallAcv. 

HfdllB. Dal^ and Orrln: Campbell Broa. 

Bolzer ft Goas: Wsiity Baas. 

Hnllntr. B^ed.: Forepansh-Sells Bros. 

Hyat^ ft Conklebl: gpnpaa afcBal ls :&ea. 
-Imperial Viennese TM^W-MnW.* BBBW. 
^^banl. M. K.: itamwm. VUt-'Wn 
'""r""r Bros. r ■ 

'Iwamoto'a HinDde Jsp«ne£e TCBVa 

•■- tXmlter Sbow. 
Tswmwi I<Dla: Forepangh-Sdla *Bn 
Tbe; Barnom ft BaOcT- 
•-jSs Ptaa: Blnsllne Bros. 

Hmope: Bammn ft BaOey. 

jeanfldd*! Comedy Clicaa: Hag> nhwk-Wallaea. 
Jeaka, Grace: Hatenbeck-Wallace. 
Daimlers. Tbe: Al. F. Wbeder'a. 
Twwnn. nte: Barsnm ft Bailey. 

Cbas.: M. I>. Clark. 
SobBson, Jdol: BtnsUng Bros, 
^oknaoo. Mlas Ab.: B >»i e ;Mmx l»-Sena Bna. 




PLAYING THE BEST IN VAUDEVILLE 

SUyJVAN udl CONSnHNE CIRCUIT 



BO aU I BM OFFICZ 

ABP COBttLU Urg BIJ» ., 
WMW Wni 8XBZEXB, 

WAflM. 



- eaa Bna. 

I ttt lawa Broa.: BaseabeA- Wallace. 
Ifaitba. Mile.: Bamnm ft Bailey. 

Hartlno, Btrdle: Howe'a Great Londoa. 
Martina, Joggling: John Boblnsoo. 
MarreUe. C%aa.: Bacenbedt-Wallace. 
MeCccaa. Tke: ' 




KeCnca, Three: . — _ 

KeByar ft Bamllton: Joan Bobinaoa. 
^»T^iM Nellie ft Earl: lAMont Bros. 
Kdutta-I^ole Trio: Sdla-FlotD. 
Ifelroae. Wm.: Forepangb-Sella B 
Mcrodlas, Seren: Hsgenbeek-W«>— - .. 
Meteora. Flying: Bagenbeck-Ws n a w - 
lOaco, Ida: Hagenbeek-Wallace. ■■ ' ' . 
MMarea. Go*, ft J.: Rhigllng Broa. 
MOIette Troope: AL F. Wheeler>a. 
lUllez. Daisy: Campbell Broa. 
Mmer. Jobs: Bingling Broa. 
MUtos. TJie: Singl i ng Broa. ^ _ „ 
mserra Sisters. Flying: Forepaadk^eUa 
Wtcbell, lola (Troay): BlnglfnK Tteaa. 
Morales, Martin: CampbeB Bros. ■ 
Monti, Clara: Howe'a Great Ijoa> 
Hontlerre. Harry: CampbeH Broa. 
Montroas Tronpe: RIngl Ing Broa. 
Mooctcy, Harry J.: BarnmBk_ft BaBe y. 





Jones. Blebard:. Mb 
Joaepbas. Blm.: 

jnllaii. OaBIe: 

Janlter, BaBoon Bocae^ 

teOey. Doe.: Blngltng Broa. . 
KAer. 1*31.% GoUmar Broa. - 
w^ « (f y laidred: Howc'a Great Xaalah.', .; t~. 
-Kaiya. TTie: Hageabedc-Wl ll i w . '- - ^ 
' Kelly FamOy: Gentry Broa. 

Kennard Bros.: Hajeenbeek- Wallace. 

Kensard ft KeBy, Misses: Bagenbeek-Wallac^. 
Kent'B. Cant. Seals ft Sea Uons: MtaHT Bna. 
Klmbmll Slsteia: Flotepangb-Sella Blafc 
Eaucftde, Jim: Campbell Broa. ■'^vV 
Kb ny ot s , Six: Banmm ft Bailey. -~ 
Kndlo: Cknmbea Broa. 
Kdleno Broa.: Hi genheek- Wallace. 
r^^^ir-^ TfcoDpe: M. 1* dark. 
iBdaea. D.rBaiomn ft Bailey, 
laiuna txatot: Banmm ft Bailey. 
IraKsyattc^ Tbe: Csiplien Broa. 

ir& g ■ i itn i n a 




NEy YORK 
BRANCH BOOKING OFFIC E S. 

It,. I I Vaa MmAa^WL, 



ua. I 1 UlT aa« U 



Tm SPABKS* VAUDEVILLE 



week In and week ont; these kind of acta, with onr ayateoutlc direction are "SDBS-IIBB:^. . 
TH0MP80B & VAPHFTT. 
f AIB B BBB ft FAIBBBBH 
T^S BZBHOXA 
BJ iBVig t ft SUXHBIE 
PO'VEBS ft gaTTT. TIf* 
WftU O ft DBTZBE 
SRB TOV 8M1TB8 
XKZWHBIXEaB 



"PATST" 

EARBT ft lUBEL XUtXIHB CT XHE BT S ft I 

J0HH80B ft MBT.niT .B - BHATE ftjmS 

HAaOLT OB ftBgOKUT IXSBftXSB 

SETTTT ft mCFIXT BAB D'S BOO B 

IiftTOBS ft I»BW WAT.HKIKtJi ftFIBHEB 

WftU ft WiUUi OBUBEB ft XZW 

Wnx XEAK B0I3 B»T ft SELOBO 

SmaCBBABX ft ICUBIOK " 



; M V JIM ase TaodeTllle, don't make ■ j 
thaa *^XD 8PABKB' ftCIB.** 

VAUDEVILLC AMD PRAMATiC KXt 

<BnrVa MO* 



suing: BlngUng Bios. 
~ : GoUmar Broa. 

M\\\_ uu. Gollmar Broa. 

TTeiiaii flail GoUmar Broa. 
Kerana, Iter: Btngling Broa.-- 
Noblls SSstera: T****"*^ ft Ballsy. 



8eII»noto. 

■WaBaea. 



Kormans, J- 

Myxaaid. Oarl 

Two: — _ 

^ao: Sella-Floto. 
BaBooB Horse: I — 
ft King: Mighty Baas. 
Slatera: Smi Bros. 

j> Slatera, Three: 

O tUnej ^ Twa ; XJwi 
Orton. CtnBK SAft 
^1 all I 
^fest. 

O'Weasney, Bay: Joba Boblnaon. 
Fatty Broa: Bfnglhtg Bros. 
Pat^-Frank Tronpe: Bamom ft Ballcy. 
Peri'a, Prot: B.. Zooarca: Cai — -~ ' 
PeteikttrTbe: GoUmar Btoa. 
Pctet n^ly: Jofan.B. Spasfta. 



iBgh-Sells Broa. 



1 WBd 



AT LIBERTY AFTER 

O MABEL 



VASAD 



In a neat Comedy Musical Act, Vaudevfls 

2955 GrovelaDd Ave , CHICAGO, ILL. 




Polo, 3.-C.Z Howe>a Gnat I.onaon. 
Potter, Alden ft Joe.: Gollmar Bros. 
Fiwdl ft Dareme: Mighty Haag. 
Frtsccsa Dtxle: Ferarl i^nlmil Shov. 
PMelt Trio: Rtngllng Broa. 
Qaarr, Elmer: Hagenbeck-WlllaiH : 
n.nuJi^, Two: John BoMnarai " ^ > 



Beger, 



Bock: CamM: 

Blcharda Sisters: Ti 



Broa. V, 

„^orepaQgh.Sella Bl 

Bonina, Hiss O.: Hlngllng Broa. - 
"I'^'iw. Kaade: BlTigltng Broa. 

Cuiie, Chaa. aod Joba: 



Fnepangli- 



BoasTs Mnxlcal Hmlmala _ 

Bni Combined Showfc'- - 
Boyal's. Bhoda. H t ii m mr '. 

Ccmbtiwd Sbcrwa. 
Bossel ft Kelson: Keller Broe.* TTnlted-l 
Bntberforda. The: Hagenbeek-Wallace. 
g«m*v A Dlmitro: BliisUnc^raa. 




, Arthar. Trto: . 

Sbhadel, Itaak: BIiuHbc Bi 
Sefaeleh. Ed.: Gollmar Bna. 
Sberwooda. Aerial: BInglfng aoa. 
SUpp. Jalla: Banram ft B 
SIcsnst Ttoqpe: Banram ft 
Slgoo. Great: Campbell B 
Smalletta: Jobn Boblnaon. -w.,-.. .- 
Smith. Genera: Hagenbeck- Wallace. 
Bniltha. Great: Blngllng Broa. 
SmMh. Ines: Hagenbeck-Wallaee. 
aadtii. Jobs: Howe'a Great iMt 
BaSUt,- Bldiard: Btorepaagh-Sella 
Sadtta. Upslde-Down: Sells-Floto. 
Snider, Capt.: Alf. F. Wbeder'a. 
SonnestelQ. Ed.: Jobn Bobtosoa. 
Stanley SlJtejs: Sells-FIcto. 
Slants. Great: Hagenbeck-Wallaee. 
Btelllng. Fred: Blngllng Bros. 
Stewart ft Hackett: John Boblixwn. 
SHckney. Emma: Blngllng Broa. 
fUOm, ~ 



m/ammm^ Mmvi u^imt 

Btampw ErnOy: John Boblnson. 

Hsdilbaia: Campbell Bros. 
Amy: Hsgeobeck- Wallace. ^.*. 
V ^goila: mfw*arlr-1Waa»..;>.:- 



AT LIBERTY AFTER JULY 25th 

First Dine in Three Years 

THE SNYDER TRIO 



MAROIE 



BILLY 



AUNE 



acta. Irish comMy. Society stetchw. Ch«np*^ for two wei'WH. Last two »*a»otis prododn* 
Jm, Adam*' VandevHlt^ Show No. 1. ManaK-rs and Anvnia aJ-Jri'-j NEWBF.RN, N. C, 
Imaou, get busy. 



For 



GRANO REUNION: 

SEX>T. 13-14-18-ia. 1910 

imate gpea; come on everybody. ImmeaM'.'l 
vrite ;B. KIQrtk|y».Sec^ SbN^ Oklahoma. 



For a reliable balloon ascension with parachute drop by ladv or 
gentleman, contact with H. H. McGlLL, :124 W. Third ~ ' 
Dayton, Ohie^^ BAraiMa^'^^AQr iMM|iq|er pnliKaherni " 

or Dayton; Ohio. 



YQGEL AND WANDAS 

German Comedians 

Open, four Btiilesque. Address State Hotd,^G|[icii^ 



MR. AND MRS. G. H. IRVING 

SIDE SHOW PEOPLE 

Arl Openings and Amusements. Punch, Magic and* Second Sight Acta. Real show 
_ alittie. Addres, care U & TENT GO.. U N. DeiplaiM 



JULY 23, 19M. 



raHat*. Prof. 

•TMlrr Wm.: Howe'l Great , n ■ 
TMMri Troupy: B«K«nl>eck-W^toe* 
TbD8ip»on'«. B«y, Hor»e«: Baffalo ' 

Bill Comblued &V!W». _ _„ 
Thommi. Toby: B»nium*BjlI«». 

ifiTl.. W»r«n Uneau MbB 
Tuna, Bl«ncb«: JoJm H. apnea. 

fSMlkDdlr: Howe's Onit Umdoa. 
vSTnw.: Bobby nmaUlB Bbow*. 

Vin AlSen. UIlUu: Bacmbwk-WaBMa, 

Van Sk»l*». Tb«: loJm fioblnami. 
Vletorii, L« Belle: Bunnm A BaUtT' 
yiseetU, Joe: Sella-noto. 
Wahlmd ft Tekia Trio: SVrrepaaKfa-Salla 
Wallace. Jaa. B.: Foreptngh-Sella Br*" 
Wallet. Wm.: Hoire'i Great Lonaoo. 
Wallloa, Tbe: Dode Flak Sbowa. 
Waldo. Capt. Jaa.: Buaap * — 
Walker, Dick: BlncUiw 
Wards. Flylnr" — — 
Wmtct, Ott» 



Wuds.'FlTlac: Wln^p BtM. 
Wmtct, Ott»: Ounpbeir***, 




Wells. W. E.: Gentry Bpo^ 
Welsh, Miss A.: S\arepanghSelI« 
WelloD, Richard: PorepanghMlB 
Wewll. MIsa L.: San Bra*. 
Werties. The: Gollmar 
Wllllsms Famllj: Dode IMK' 
Wilson. DaUy: Sm Bras. 
Winaton'a Sra Uaaa: Bann 
Wood Brsa^s asuw Btoa. 
Woolley It netmz BUtftw 
WrlEbt, Earl: Howe's Omt Loodoa. 
Woirr, rrof. Bdward: Blncllns Bnia. 
Wolir, lira. Msnds: RlBsllns Bras. 
Touns, Wslter B.: John Bobloaoo. 
Tontnrkey. Prince: Bamnm A BM. 
Zanton Bros.: Gollaar Bias. 





PEBFORME&S WIXH 

oEiJJkiiniDB ociiiei 

B.: O. W. Blastcfs 
Aziey. C. W.: GicatK FUtabov naaUas Hm- 

BrSl' nsniaia > 'tim »iiittnni*a ftiWrTatt- 

floden. 

Bonham, Jim * Hasd: Fmictk'a Mew Sssaatkm. 
Brody, Owen: Great Nortben Bbowa. 
Byme-GolBOB Playeis: Ilatuee Olrt Osl 
mitt. Jaa. W.: BaiTa Roatlas 

Bvnkerr. Qreat: S. If. 

trictlona. 

C<im<, Uarrr. W. I,. A Warren: Cowbay, iBiiaB 

tci! Ladj Oo. V 
Calms. Geo.: Texaa BsDser Co. 
Calma, Boy: Stasra's U. T. 0> On. 
Caton. Arttanr: laa. MaaaT Sbaw XtL 1. 
-CkcTcaae OiiilcT: Mbm B. Brttfc Skaws. 
" liawxesce: T^ua Steek -Ca. 
J Texaa: Cart Bae'a Taaderllla Oai. 

Xoslcal: N«« Terk nsatlac Ttaatn. 

aiomr. a a. Jk Una Sttoylcr: Jenalasa* Dia- 
matle OOw 

ereer, Bobt.: Jmm. Adana* Bhow, Nol 1. 
Ball A Praj: Besaett-Uoalton Stock Co. 
King. Barry A BlUy: Beatftow'a JoUy Patlt- 
flsders. 

~ * Beatdoa:_ l(axw^*a Orsstw Bbowa. 
H 



Kaolam Uetcr Kak- 



tm EdUe A 

Attraettoaa. 
Henlam, BUly A Kra 

en. 

Mangcla. Jobn W.: Ibz MaatRla. 
Newtoa A Onen: Oieat Pattenoa Sbowa. 
Kace. Fled J.: Cart Bae'a VaaderUle Co. 

p^Mlanud Lady C& 




Tobln, Cbaa. H.. 
Tana. Harry: Jaa. 
Wlntets, Uoalcal 



V Inaiaa and Lady 0*. 

- — No. 1. 



dROUIBES 



Bame*', Al. O.. T^atned Wnd *"'"»«' Sbow: 
Moose Jaw, Saak., Can., 18-23; Brandon, Mas., 

25 30. 

Banum A BaQey: La SaUe, HL. 10; UoUne 21: 
UoacatlDe, la., 22: CeatcrrUls 23: Kansas 
City, 25; JsncUoo Oltr, Kaas., M; Be- 

stric*. Kcb» »: Fnaaoat 38; Oqad lalaid »: 
Kearney <|L 

BoocbtoanL-MMik 
18-2S. - ■ 

BaSalo Bn n»aw» aa BIB Coitblned Skowa: Illnt. 
Vieb.. 2»i Bar Cltr si; Satlaaw SS; Bis 




— MnksaoB IS: Beaton Harbor Mi 
Oesben, Ind.. 2T; Soatb Bend 3B; Locansport 
28: I* Fayette SO. 
CampbeU Bros.': Oaaaeltoo, N. D., 20; Petham, 
lUna.. 21; Bralnetd S; Vnlatb IS: TInlala 

(Mter A Oealtcr'a Oaj| .A P<?r abow;„8aabaca. 



tain Lake Si Bvttartcid M4B; 
„ Sberbnrae 37; WrieOM SB, 
Dowttla'a Dec asd Pony Show: tcabarc. Saak., 

Can., 21: Capar 23; Ooran SS; Tr^'^'g*" 2S; 
Torkloa sa. 

Xachman, J. H., Karopean Sbowa: UlnaespoUa. 
|naa., 14-21; Linden Hllla 22; Lake Harriet 

riak's. Dodt, Shows: HIbblns. Ulna., 20; Oolt- 
talse 21; Iron Blrer, Wis., 22; Washbom 23. 

VVicepaush^SeUa Broa.': Brtdseport, Cbon.. 30: 
apw Mcrwalk, 21; Sumtord B; Mt. Yemon. 



Re'moh Gems 




Looks Uk* a au»oa4— « 
«Ua>0B4— l«aUsaet laaiaakMd lom«r 
iteilii ailai tad trsllks a dUaaad 
— kaa as saata, toll or artltdat task- 
laa. t-a>£tkoeaa*o<4laMa«b 
s£^ la solid r>M ainasliata Aaa» 
nieaaty rMoaatnctsd issl. WSI aa 
lailtkUaa. Ooanauod «> amata BO 
■laaa. Sm> oo appraral. Writ* tat 



OratXT Bros.': Le Uars. la., 20; Ft Dodse 21; 
I6wa Falls 22: Waterloo is. 

eoUmar Broa.': Kllboorae. wis., 20; Berlin 21- 
Bartfotd 22; Chllloa 23: Hjncock, Mich., 25. 

Ha « e n bec k - Wallace New CasUe, lod.. 20- Wa- 
baab 21; Waraaw 22; Columbia City 23: Val- 
paraiso 2S; Plymooth 20; Bocbeater 27: Frank- 
tort 28: Monttcello 20: Beassclset SO. 

Honest Bill's Show: WeotwiCflk. S. B.. 20: Ool- 
man 21: Egan 22; niiiilii— Mil AdBMSQ 23- 

a &^6. 

Jonca Bros.' BaSalo Baoch Wild West, J. Angns- 
tos Jooes, mgr.: Glen Cove, N. Y., 20; Bant- 
Instoo 21: BiTsrbead 22: Greenport 23. 

'M;.'tS-23. 



20; 



Laaabflner Animal . 
Lackr BIB'a Show . 

^aahear 2T; HnidlaM Laeaat 

Cherry Box 31. 
Macksy's Eniopean Clreoa: BaOaio, N. T.. 4-23. 
Miller Bros. A Arllnstoa'a 101 Baaeh WOd West: 

Newark. N. J.. 20-21; Ellzabetb 23: Loas 

Brancb 23. 

BlncUnc Bros.': Peoria. III., 20; JoUet 21; Ben- 
ton Bsibor. Mich., 22; Kslamssoo 23. 

Bobbins' Bank Bobbery and Dnke'a Wild West 
Sbow, Frsnk A. Bobbins, Jr.. mgr.: (Young's 
New Million Dollar Pier) AUantie City, N. J., 
July lO-Ang. 10. v7, . 

BMba*. Frank A.: Olrard. Pa., 20; Erie 21; 
^loo City 22: Corry 23; Franklin »; OU City 
28; Tlooesta 2T. 

Boblnsoai's. John: Paaldlac. O— SO: Cellna 21- 
Dnlon City, Ind.. aeTkUUIctSwB. O.. 23; Car^ 
tbase 25; OoTlagtaa, K]r.. 28. 

I^jjato: Kaaaaa 'GMj; Mo.. 18-20: Learen- 
Kaaa.. a^fe Jiaepb. Mo., 22; ConneU 
Btaffs, la^ ax taaba. Neb., 29; Llooola 26; 
mmont 2*: Sloiiz City, la,, 38; Wortblncton. 
Minn.. 29: Mankato 30. 

Stairett'a, Howard S.: Osid Sprlaw -Baibar. N. 
T., 20; Bontlncton 21 ; Kings l3k St: iMitb- 
tawn 23; St- James 24; Stony BiaaKSk. 

San Broa.': Sandusky, Mlcb., 22. 

SUtcx's. Bert, Family Straw: Otter Lake, Ulcfa.. 
30; Hnilnctoa 2I; MoyrlUe 22; Bbstocte 23. 

Titer Blll'a Wild West. No. 1. D. W. Perrlne, 
asr.t Wsrraa, Ind.. 20; Foneto 21; Beina 22; 
WllUblre, O., 23: CooToy 23; Psyne 28; Ant- 
werp 27; Hlcksrllle 28: Edgertoo 29; Edon 30. 

Wbeeler's, Al. r.. New Model Shows: Hamborr. 
N. T., 20; N. CalUos 21; Gowanda 22; Soatb 
Dayton 23; Bandolpli 23; Salamanca 26; Alle- 

_faay 2T. 

Wladamaan Bros.' Amerlraa Shows: Goodland. 
Kaaa.. 20; Colby 21; HIB City 22; Plalnmie 

23: ^ .. 




-Ulce Teddy. 
Crapsey, 
18.23. 



MINSTREL 

Dodaoo Bros.' Lady Mlnstrela: Dgnktefe, X. Y., 
18-23. 

I>i>x>8. Bay E.. taoe Star: WatMWia. Tex., 
18-20; Bay City 21-23; Paladaa tfit. 

HanlsoD Bros.*. J. If. Baaby, owner: Caiml, 
in., 20; Harrlsborx 21; Kldarado 22. 

Lone Broa.'. W. B. Loog. mgr.: BatlerriUe. Ind., 
2»2I; HaitSD 22-23; Osgood 3B4S; Mllaa 37- 

3B: nap!*: s».30l 



Adama*. Jaasea. Yaademie Sbow. Ko. 1, under 

eaoTas: Orceairtlle, N. C 18-23. 
Amnant Jobnay Mack, Co. No. 1. Mrs.Vobnny 

Mack, mgr.: (Electric Park) Newark. N. J.. 

tndet. 

Aetonant Johnny Mack. Co., No. 3. Jobs H. 
Kramer, mgr.: (Lnna Park) Braasels, Belglam, 
Jndef. 

Abeda'a Hypnotic Comedy Ca. Olaoa Bna., 

iBxrs.: Cherokee, Okla., IS-SS; " 
Bamom, Proc. J. B., Magidaa. 

Locansport. Ind., 18-23. 
Beaatlca ot tba Deep. J. A. Hmea, 

tralla. Mb.. 18-23; Maraball aSl 
DaM-Darn Dale's Free AttnctlaM, Cbaa. F. 

Dale, mgr.! Klderado Sprfasa. Maw. lA-22. 
9«ae«B. iSctt. Sbow: UtkariUa, Ha,, 18-33; 

BpHaiaeM.. m.. SUO. 
Bdwarda*. X. 8.. Boo: Oraod Baplds, Mich.. 

indet. 



MaDagers If SM 6i'r 

Indoor Clmses, Repertoire Oosnpanles. Uoslcsl 
Coanedles, and Independent VaodeeUle: UT. 
8TEBLIN0, KT., bts a sew. modem Opera 
Hooae. Drasrlng popnlatlon 20,000. Send In 
open time for July and Angnst, I8I0. No com- 
petition. People abow-eran. For fnrtber t af oe- 
Butloii. write or wire, Sm^i 
Mgr. Tabb Opera Hoaaa. ML 



That New House 

AT STAFFORD, KANSAS. 

Popdatlaa 2000 

wm ba caaplctcd la Saptsnber. Hare aome 
opea tkaa te food ^companlea. No boMj last 
seaasM aa ttv want abowa. Stage 88x30: six 
lam linBNM rooms: bonaa seats 640. Write 
' ED. U PEACOCK. Maaager. 



StetclNS'^MHiiifves 

WiVnERTOmDER 

Original work. Beasmable rataa. Writs tor 
eatlmate, eacloalBC stamp. H. P. EALBBAH, 
S13 V. CUataa Btiast, Otaaa. Haw Terk. 



Bl A VC Oataloc of lOOO beat diamaa 

pagea Tanderllle mataf 
book, 18c ADOtPU B. 
MBwaakaa. Wlae. 



Foote, Oil 
tlsns: 
Indef. 

Gordner, Wonder ot Anstralla Sbow: Begins, 

Saak., Can.. 21-23: Brandon, Man., ^20. 
Herman'a. Wm.. Show: Brookneal. Ta., 1S.23; 

AltaTlala 25-30. 
Heroda'a Temple of Palailatiy: IWMw' CMy. 

la.. Jnly 21-ADg. 21. 
Jooea Cooeesalon Co.. A. B. Jonea. mgr.: (Fair) 

BlcbKond, Ky.. 18-23: (Fair) Lancaater 23-30. 
KIdd A Healey MoTlng Pictures. Frsnk L. KIdd, 

mgr.: Emory Grove. Sid., 18-23. 
Klnc A Qneeo. Blgh Dlrlng Har«>. E. Segoln, 

mgr.: (Uncota Park) Worcester. Mass.. 18-23; 

PlttsMd 25-30. 
Msrkte's. W. B.. Smt 

20; Laesa 31. 
Nswmaaa. SdeotUe »iBaa«M! 

JnlySJadeC 
Priaeesa Boalta. Bdaeatcd Baiaa. Slaart Ma- 

folre, mgr.: (Pace American Tbea.) Bmsaels. 

BelflBm. Joaa l-Indef. 

Bay. BlUy: Saamsrfleld. Kaaa.. SO; Annoar, 

Neb., 21: Virginia 22. 
Book's. Ficd A.. MystcttaH Oricat: Tlar. a. 

18-23. 

SIblay'a. Walter K.. SapaiB 

bor, Mich., 18-23- 
SatbcrUad's, Fred, NoTCHr MMTt St. 

N. B., Can., 18-23. 
Tbompson's Entertalneta: Dorchester, Wis., IS 
21; MBaa 23-30. 

Tadd'L WiL. Vaadertlle Co.: Caalaa. il. C. 



OABnVMi OOHPiillES 

Abbott's Great Nartbem Shows. T. J. Abbott, 

mgr.: Honesdsle, Ps., 18-23. 
Bsrkwt. K. G.. CamlTsl Co.. No. 1. K. a. 

Barkoot, mgr.: Lansing, Mich., 18-23; Owoaao 

3K-30. 

Barkoot. K. O.. Camlral Co,. No. S, a. tj. 

Simpson, mgr.: Braeketirtdcab-lli,o'3Mi» 
Bmndage. S. W.. Camiral AMriiatlMK BUIa, 

Kans., 18-23; Oakley 23-30. 
Cash A Hlnca Amosement Co.. H. L. Hloes. 

mgr.: Blsbee. N. D., 18-20; York 22-23. 
OiSres Amosement Co., Capt. C. H. Colfree, 

gen. mer. : McCone, Kana.. 18-23; Cherry- 
- Tale 25-30. 

(Cosmopolitan Shows. No. I, J. R. Aodenoo, 

mgr.: Dlion, 111., 18-23. 
Cosmopolitan Shows. ' No. 2. H. Snyder, mgr. : 

Iron Mooalala, MIeb.. 18-23; Onam Bay, 

r «.*.•• 
(Contlaoed ea page 43:) 



EVEXTBODT SXHO "Down la Sanny Texas, 
On tbe Bio Graade." Latest aonc bit. Worda and 
Mnslc by maU. 2Sc. SDNNT TEXAS SONG 
HOUSE. Box 941. SAN ANTONIO. TXX. 



PLAYS 



T^rsc List tt : 

sional and AaS , 

VandoTlUo Bkatehas, Bti 
MoBOla|nM, Mtastral Matarfel 



— , jwiJeal rtear*. UrttUt 

. .aa, P t a l a a siwi ■ ■ s ^ ap al— 4ibat* C^t s U aaa ft isii 
T. 8. PK»n«OM. Pub.. Omyu le. OlQo— Cr 

HjpnoflsDi-Tlie Electrical Ball 

Is a oew InrentloB. Piofeaaloaal kypaotlata asr 
It to hypnotlsa; aeU-heallav for tba alek; Mf«w 
ons people caa be eared. The eeaaaa eaalalH* 
all. wttamitflt. price 82.00: poataald. MAOV 
CIAR SUPPLY CO.. ProTldeocc, ClT 



WANTED-A PARTNER 



with money to pot sat 
Ing a woman 
Address II Yl 
natl, Oblo. 



a Bypnotle 1 



GEORGE LAUTERER 
Theatrical Gistiimer 

1H-166E.lbfMSte aKlin.IL 

S«nd for Catalogu* 



MONKEYS— PARROXS 

and an kinds of pst stack 
sale. Write tor rsrtber i 
TIO AND PAOinO BIBD 
Ksdianii Street. Cblfafa, 



MANUSCRIPT «HPU, 

PLAYS -SALE 



Ti Itangers nl Bnkiig Icnts 

I hsTe leased the nompaoa Opera Boose, and 
am booking for tbe acaaon of 1010-11- Woold 
like to bear from any good abowa that I can get 
to play here. O. C. SPABKS, Mgr. Tbompaon'a 
Opera HoQse, Thomaarllle, Ga. 



FKE-4IY NEi LIST OF MAGIC 



press. Bat free to any addicsa. 

nupp. - — ^— 



S Poster St., 



^A 
Kcw Bedford. Maaa. 



TEE PABXELE THEATXE, FUttsaoatb. Bab., 
which ran TaaJeTllle and pictiuea last season, 
win. In tbe rDtore. play only legitimate attrac- 
tions, as the vaoderille and morlng pletnrsa 
were Tiot a siHxess and will not be eoBtlaosd. 
Tbe manager, F. H. Donbar, wlU be pleaacd to 
bear from any and all Orat-ciaaa compaalea that 
expect to play thia territory dating the eomlas 



Arnucnov 
THE LITTLE SPANISH COUNT 

ojrnj! conirr TEDOY) 

with all baaaet* and paraplwmaua for oatdoor 
ahow, and booUnc* ta NofCBbar 10. IbatV* 
attraction for tbcatica la wiDtar. Tba Uttle 
Maa with a real maa'a. 
tas a«bar mmtM._l ^. 



$84;oo 

Tta* Kaeofd of thb 



It. 

opetata It. lUkce 
O ftntsbed bottaa 



pbo«i«apha a mla- 
«!•, Ptlea •( Caa 



For Sale—Opera Honse 

In city of 5,000. Only one In city. Statins 
capacity 600. 1000 worth of chairs and scenery, 
kitchen and all accessories to entertain 200. Fine 
dancloff floor, electric lights and furnace heat. 
SlrBt floor Is rented tor mechanical porpoees and 
produces rood lerenae. Net profit laat year, 
',000. Owaar'a xeaaoa fo r se lUag: old ace. 

c. B. Boaor * GO. bm> 




by anyoaa In a faw hoars* tnaa. Laara to 
aewtrsi others. BocesM snr s. V ary small coPt. Writs for 
vaaa BooKUT to M. D. Brm. BUt. D. laiaiaa. luck. 



$125.00 MADE 

In oaadAT wttb mij 
"mVilBL B yOBTBBB 



Y«m Bora.^ ■* eta. 
ntiortepArmte- 

S. BOi£R, 11 



"STPST QUBUt" 

tnTlalbl. radtnrs tn&vnsh 
QermaB. Spanlab. Fisoeb and 
Itallaa. UMatial! 

I'baaba 

KiTBU St., Broskiji, I. T. 



W AciiTBBB or Orator l 
Earn *!■ to 9100 Waakly 

> la Bl aantlaa aaJ Ot sm at l e Art I. s< 

^ ■■ Hm h-i.l,^ H wM ..ro.l...aa 

leaalUy a moS ssftiia padUoa oa lb. ilaai ■•MSM'e 
Mrt CMifaMllaattaS 




alkaa 



mi 



"SANOOW* TNeATRICAL TRUNK 





oCa-ply 

wMb 

raw-hkla flbre Inalda 

and out: hai 

AD7 vp»rtal 

to opder. I 

CATALfKirS. 
Trunk Mfr. Co.. 

1 'K^AA. TrxAJ. 





«0k tlS-« R. Oem 

■sad Gold 'aauiy. 

•laji Ha MS-1 Kt 

Gam S(dta Gold Stod. ttMO 
8ea tbsm bafnT« partus. 
Thaas Oans ai« Chemical TTbite Bapphlna aaS 4 
bs TOLD from dl*m«>ods sxcevt by aa sapsr^ 
So WM tbey CKut be Olsd a* srfll wear MB 

and latalAbrlUtancT- - 

w« Ma^nwwa pMa-^M wS el 

OUR MIOMSmON 



W« wftl Mod yoa eltbsr rises er stod Utatialad bf 
ipnas a o. D.. aU cbargss naraia— wnb pctellsaa a* 

siunj sa MB— If yea dsa^A 

rooH CO* "-— 



saamlnalloo. 

U you Ilka It. ixr tb< 
fstan It to hun uid It 
H OIW il tlou l »nt t tf A ll _ 

Simliiimii, ly gia p FOB BooKiBfc 

WHITE TdT.T.BT BZIf 00,. 
lU HaBlday BnUdlBa'. TadtaaapaMa, 



ELGIN 
WALTHAM 

AB deaa geoda ta 
aad sUrer eases tra 
(poaltlTtly DO MtaB). 

fairs, etc. ^ 

«. J( 




40 



Xsl| e B 1 1 1 b o a p d 



JULY 28, 19ia 



. f ROHMAN AROUSED. 

(OoDtliineil tram ptga S.) ' 

"How, 1 am rerr fond ot zwreltles. Mjr ez- 
w r l tno hM bMB tbat tlis theatn-foliis pnblle 

patent — a «■■• Unit -ea»'^S<8^%!!&aedims 
at aar Und and wUeh eas M idaeed In anr 
town or pnblle ball. Let me explain to the Uttle 
nuBaffer tbat tbla new combtaatlon staye U not 
a Ima that rnna from the depot to the theatre 
ot a to^, bat a stage to act on when the thea- 
txea of towns are cloaed to me. A traTellnc 
pecformance posslbla to any theatre Is poaaU>]« 
to tbla Dew eomblnatloa portable stage ot mine, 
and In lea* than an hoar after the pertocmanee 
It can be packed op and carried to another town. 

**Bat thie sreat noreltr of this new Aoatrlan 
InTentlon — tbla comhlnatloB portable atage — ia in 
tba tact that It will be a great noTclty for the 
d»«riran poUle and a great nerellr for me. 
It la going to be mj war eC dlwppolatlng tbea- 
tia 'manager*' la certain towBi, aad. «t tli» 
■a— time keep ihr appotatmants iritb tha peopla 
wlio go to tbe theatrca ot theaa 'maaagais.' I 
am going to let all tbaie Ug Uttio maaagais 
eleae their theatres to me, bat. with mr new 
combination atage, I am going to show them 
that they can not cut me oS from their theatre- 
goers. With my portable stage I think I am 
going to do a lot of apedal good, becaoae, when 
I come to these towna. the legnlar theatres will 
be cl09«d aod then these biff little managers 
will haTe a chance to come to see my plays 
that they coaM not preriooaly see, becaoae they 
will not be bnsy counting monex, and not 
feavlag nunwr, I am going to give tksa aack tm9 
tiAeta flce to- mj ptMomMMg;*.«"'Hr';'aMr 

- - - rlit «c M.«Mir«m be 



OerAILEOl REPLY. 

tloB to nsb an extent that It woold again fall 
Into the hands ot snother monopoly. 

. "Aa a nanit of tbe tadepeadent morcmaot, 
tto thsatn oiwaais «t tt* nnltad StatM and 
nm9»m»m tbsir 4or Iba asst Maaoo. 1910- 
ISU. almoat entirely llllad wltb atUMiioaa 
irtWk. la poiat at aaait. an gssaUjr ■apsHor 
tB-«r tttf havt kad la tba UatatT ot tto itait. 

.iVa Mtowiag a H f a eUo u a hare baea booked 
•TCC_flia . aps a ^oor etacalt for the aeaaoa ot 

■ *KrWilf BMpar, la A Uatlnee Idol; James 
T. f o wa iB , la Havaaa; JeSeison De Angells, in 
Om BcantT SkMtt; Blanche Blng, In The Witch- 
lag Hoar; Oertende Elliott, in The Dawn of a 
To-morrow: Wilton Laekaye, In The Battle; 
Arnold Daly, The Lottery Man, Jamea K. Beck- 
ett, viola Allen, In Tbe White Slater: Lonta 
'Uann. la The Oheatar; Ftank Danlela, in The 
Bona «t Brlttaari Kaila Disssler. In TiUle'a 
wMiaani Mom. MaaloMra. 'Walker Whltealda. 
iana Meiilag Pott Doatla Vaiaam. Mary Maa- 

" ^™Maa'a World; IMck Bernard, la 

. tba Wlsard; Law Doekatader, Tbe 

. rrall. Margaret llllngton, Vogel's 

Mtnatrels. The Ooddesa ot Uberty, Margaret 
Anglln. The Fllrtlog Princess, Thomas Dlxoa's 
The Slna or the Fathers. Tbe Prince of To-nlgbt, 
The CUT. Tbe NlKSer. A Stnbborn Cloderella an 
all-star cant In Tbe Mikado, Going Some, Wright 
Lorimer. tilrla, A Gentleman From Mississippi. 
WUdOre. The Cow and the Moon, Field's Mu- 
atrela. Tim Murphy, in a now play; The Merry 
Widow, Tbe LoTr Cure, McFaddeo'a Plata. MUe. 

Modiste, Sercn Days. Blanche Walsh. BayerlT 
of Graastnka Bmtar. Brawa. Old Kaataeky, 




BELOW ■QUATOR. 

(Contlaaad 'fkom page M.) 




Skat Is the main iidlnt. 

X new theatre waa opened laat we^ In this 
dlr and la named The Empire Plctnre Thentis. 
It Is located oa the site ot Mark Fay's old baa- 
tawsa place on Oxford street. It will seat aboat 
jfl^r^^f hundred people and was -packed to the 
doors en the opening night. Mr. Chapman la 
manager of this theatre, but he can learn a lot 
when It cornea to deallog with the preas. Be la 
-way oil the mark. Bat. he will get wlae in a 
very short time, or be wUl flnd that bit only 
hope la to keep sweet with the knlghla ot the 
qam or else he will be short oa Ura psia. la the 



lb. J. 



D. wmum. H m T. D. 

Ceaspaar. aad also of tba latama- 
tkasX Film Bxehange, has ' cothcdy remodtf ad 
tt tbealM, the New <Monlel, and baa ex- 
pcBOed ateot ten thoosand deUan In (IteraUoii* 

and ImproTcmeDts. To-day he has one -of the 
moKt comfortable places of amnsement In these 
statee, and, as he waa the llrat to Introdnce 
eootlnaoas perfonnince* Into tbe commonwealtb 
he baa augeated, by doing so, that It la only a 
natter of time when lota of others will fall 
Into line. Then he has made tbe place so that 
BO one need hesitate to take bis wife or sweet- 
besrt into the place, -where they will see i 
really good pertonasoce and get good ralne for 
.. . .... _ .-..-^ dock loom all 

. iga so dear to s 

fm bsart^ and a jooag lady to look after 
nata aad ta aid tham la dl mya la her 
WksB patnaa go awaj tbv csny with 
a gaoa Impw len and send tfeelr ttlenda to 
-with tbe same treatateat. It fai these 

thiags that tell, aad tbcy eoat bat litjtle 

'gHca io the managcmeat. To ace a popolar cx- 
pnasliiii yoa mlgb ssy "a aprat to catd a 
«B>ackereL" How the landlord of tbla place 
Binat smOe when he aees another's good money 
belngtreely expeaded la addlag to the Talne ot 
bla pru pcitj . 

Mr. wmiama baa added sa oreheatra t<t, 
ant ha ha* a good otebeatra to play to the pfe< 
de Pino la the mali 
part ot tbe bonding Is 



tazoa, as wcH aa sa alartrif pimo la tbe main 
eBtxaaca. Tba estiva appsii part ot tbi 
oocopled with Ub ^anSDS otts III 



eBlxsBCa. Tba estiva i 

oocopled -with Us i 

tba Otst floor ha haa Ul IrtmttloBal Film Ex- 
^sage locatsd. .iBsrei dMw Ton asa tba band of 
tbeexpert la alTar lha auai i g a m a i ta for the 
baataeea otnattagoatfllBa. Ihaahowzoon tor 
tta jUsidar affflms ttt lha tMpitBoa of rcatata 
la attad ap with, all rttnttliai ta detail that 



Mr; wmiams.has secured the rights for Aaa. 
tialasla to the dims of tbe JTohnson-Ketchd flgbt, 
peylng a good tooad sum for. the same. - I hara 
aS haaid Urn aay It be MajgthlU; jgfc tba 
Teatasa or aot, bat I gneaa.7iB^^«k^ 
that he wUl make good wMTIMK - 
■ Associated with Mr. WIBIaaia la - Mr. 
PhiUlps. treasnrer, -and Mr. Williams* brother,' 
Ed. WllUaou, together' with -a - boot of other 
Americana that make yon feel that yoo are back 
In "Ood'a eonntry," frtHn tbe. qaaint and terse 
Amerleanlama that are let drop ' daring a coa- 
Tetsatlon. In fact, it la a treat to hear Bngllah 
aa It la spoken In America, where year scribe 
waa horn. Tbe traest words that were erer 
wanK are the worda "titere la no place like 
borne." 

Good old America. God made It the greatest 
coontiy on Bla tootatooL They may all hoaat of 
their landa and dimes, . bnt. to the troe-hom 
American, no matter where located In foreign 
lands, bo always tnms with loaglag eyes to the 
lead of "Old Glory.'* Osd aiaw:bsr, aad mar 

she be inled bgr wise r sil aad be {ki laadoC 

aea and man as loag as this 
abaU atand. 

with aa on the 21st Inst., and on 

that data 'yoo wm ba on the sommer weather. 
We had last night as cold a night aa we will see 
thla winter, and tbe thermometer got to within 
aboat six degreea ot treeaing, bnt we get no 
ice or tnata in thla city, bat we tad tba celd 
aa auMh la yoo do in midwinter. . \ 

DR. WILLIAM H. & UiMK: J 



-'nia 'BnddB Piayar, a 
OawBOD, which la bow: . 
London and Pari*, la. BOW 
coaatir at all importaat ' 



|IIMIQ:liOI« 



walla bTOMoa, 
a tOECSa ia 
playad la tbla 

acttp 



la Bttad ap with all i 
<otogle»&awdd b si 



wui.oa oa waiia an oc laa aaassa. ■ na ipua 

Uddag.-flghla aC niii ilam tiw iwiilM; fm 
haMk''SlNB..t* JtMf'-W.'-nm Odi- hr lika.-lNn•' 
hBOll»ta'«e B«tth.vnBaa,:i«adm. 



HARP PLAYER 

isn't 'ssssf.wiraib sss: 

Bocktotd. nia. 



Wanted — Pianist 

Doable In band. Can use few more sober, 
liable "Tom" people, men doable In band, .Bf 
aalary. (We pay hotda). irtilrigi 
BBOS.- V. T. orco.. Inly 38, "-^^ 
25, Milan: 28. BoweU. 



WANTED FOR 

Cole & Rogers' Shows 

Bllda',XM»beae. Alio .aad Trap DtanaMr. Ad* 



WAIIZXB— Good, clean Pay Showa and Conces- 
sloas. Crowds of 2.B00 people or mora. Come 
nt the money. Sept. 19-I8-IT. a. P. AU.KN, 
SecRtaiy, Powerarlile, Mo. 



WAITED — Shows, Swings. Stsnda and all kinda 
of Conccsalona for Soldiers snd Settlers' Re- 
oolon. Balelgh, JIL. Aug. 24-20. Write at 
once. W. E. LOWE, Secy., Balelgh, nia. 



Wanted-AII Kinds of Shows 



And Ooaeesalona for Farmen and Metehanta' 
OamlTal. HordlanO, Mo., Joly 27.20, IndnslTe, 
WiBt -to hoar.tNm J* " - ■- -- - 
Shaw. 




MBUgLtSQnEimi 




WnCMEUNGIDIHE SNAPHEST BURLOOUEli 



op 9F OUR BURLESQUE COVER DESIGNS 

. On July 23rd our Program Circulais will be rea4y. 
Doift't fail to get your name in. It will save yoa finom 
$15.00 t o $25.00 . WHte at once. 

THE QUEEN CITYENGRAVING CO. 

418 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 



THE PREMIER LADIES RAND 



. WANTED- 

Shows and Concessions 

To Join Great Monarch Shows nt Falrbnry. 111.. 

JU]> <:™-l l>(«.klii>;M ti. fnlluiv. ,\,I,lr.-:». 

M. 51iri:HKLL, Fiilrlj[ir>, II].. wi-i-k July llj. 



WANTED 

Shows — Frn Attractions 

Week 7aly tt, MIO. Te a to-twelTe weska' en- 
aacoment- UUITKI) AMTTBEMKNT CO., j>«r- 
manent addresa, in caro Ark^rmann-Uuigley 
Litho. Co.. Kin>n Citjr. 



■ ■ mm ^mmM show printers 
WW 11 ME VBL-OCK, TYPE. ZINC 

^^*^^^^^jj^^CIW0llilMI^ 



FOR SALE 
NEW AIRDOME THEATRE 

Adjustable Black Canraa Top, located In a bnst- 
llng town near New York City. SeatinK capacity 
1,200. Addreaa LEW WABBBN, care The BUI- 
bosid. IMO Broadway. New York. 



FOR SALE— Maohanloal Platform Show 

DIaaolTlna Stereopttcon. Oalreston Flood with 
moonlight and storm scene, dart (sllety, set 
scenery, dialrs, M. P. MlnUtnre City. 2 Leetnre 
seta alldea, I.anette, doll racfca. Will exchange 
tor small tents, oryan, crank piano, wax ngnres, 
mommy goods or what bSTO yoaT W. J. COOK, 
12a W. Main St.. Blchmond, Ind. 



-OF THK WORLDa- 



WAVXSD-40-ft. B. T.: other amaU teats. M. 
£x!f*£^^ 'SP^ Oaajhitflt^ boogbt aad aoM. 
FOB WITiit IW> nda mm, A-1 ^^wlftHm. ti( 
per reel: WIBea K- P.- iuthh 
ased tbrea moatba. BOX US, 



WIG 



rsln. Hainan Malr, ttaaa saw. 

Black Soobrette .....MM 

Otoracte. Bald. Import IJO 

^ aiall. 10c more. O. KUPPEBT 




6REATART»R 



Including Vocal and 
Instrumental Soloists. 

MARVELOUS 

success 

EVIRYWHMB' 

SCHUE1ZEN PARK, 
DAVENPOn; 

obliged to increase 
seating capacity by 
the thousands qi|^iti|y. : 

Piesa and Publio unite in 
ptaises. THE flllEATEST 
FEATURE I 
seated. 



Ihavaafewopenweeloifor 

this mua W 



OTLII.L«MFF,ll6NMfcsni St.| OUsiilh 



WANTED— FREE ACTS 



Moral fibows, a Caralral Company. 
Sapt. 12-ie iDclBSlre, at White Olt 

BO.OOO people -will attend i 

IBOBO FAJB A PABK i 

ftWIassa. Harrlsboifc nia. 



IF mn ramar ov 



' JULY 23, 1910. 



Xlie Blllt>oar<l 



41 




IB otkar iMrtit as wrnai ot th« 

; It. iM wu folac to be on botb aide*. 
- - direct eontrtdlctloo. ot tta« 
_ on Ma7 SI br blm, Dmrld B«- 

IMCO, ObtrlM rnhnin, Henry B. Harris, rr«d- 
Mle TtiompKm, Cliarles DtlllDKbitn, Cohu aod 
Harrla. Jo«. Bnmka. A. H. Wooda. Joa<ph M. 
OalWa. Angnat PUon, Klaw ft Erlaogcr, W. 
ZtoCfald. Jr.. Daniel Frohman, Henry Ulller, 
Harrr B. Ulttestlial and Brotbera, A. B. Stem 
ud Co.. Maurice Campbell. Oeorse W. LedCKT, 
Joe_Wei)«r, Tb« Kiik»^;^^_&^Wk|^ti* 

•tinctioas 



Joe weoer, xno ikM aLi<pp i w»» _ytf 

■nmd lb flw -Hat therein net forth would be 
hookM tllKXith >ny ot the Tirlooa agendee eoa- 
gdilac the IfitleDal Theatre Ownera' AaweU- 
Sm. fiat that the time would b« booked aa bere- 
taftn thronch the oaeea ot Klaw * Etiancer. 
Hr. StTace'* declaration baa been held In abey- 
■nce oatTl the letom to tbla country of all 
pertlea Intereated. 

"On the arrlTal of Ur. rrohman and Ur. DIl- 
llnsbam from Eorope, <n jralr T. a eonfertoee 
of prodnelns nanamn WW hdd ud on Monday. 
Mr. SaTasa was notUad.auUtUt pMMon.wu 



:BICK RETURNS. 

(OnUnDed from pase 4.) 

lu aeaaoB win be tb* flBMt TaaltTttI* «Ter naii 
te^Amerlea. Maay DOtaUe PaiMaa and Xngllah 



artlata. who bare not been aeen In tbla conatry 
will be broogbt orer tbla coming aeason to ap- 

Sar In theae tbeatica, notably Mlaa Ada Beerea, 
B faTOTlte London Uoalc Hall Comedienne: 
Mile. Gmby Delys. known ae tbe moat beaatlfol 
woman In Patl*; Anne DMCicy, the famooa 



UoB to tbtaa eaptnnai aa aaaanal aaalbar of 

■ni«pean DorelUea will be lmportad thia (an. 
ror the Orpbenm Boad Show, Mr. Beck ae- 
rared Mile. i/ePla, who acored a ancceaa at the 
Palace Iheatre, Ijondon, tbte aprlng in a dancing 



called The Sea Nympn, aa well aa Ce- 
cilia LiOftaa and a return engagement orer the 
drcolt of Alice Lloyd. Innoratlooa of Tarlooa 
Uada will be made In the Orpbenm pngrama, aa 
Ur. Beck baa well-defined plana aloog new lines, 
and with theae and the new faeUltlaa gained by 
aetlTc connection abroad, he hopaa t» onto tbla 
brand of amnaement anrpaaa 
ot cntertalamant ia tba woild.. 



FOR EQUABLt SHOW LICENSKS. 

(OoQtlancd (TCm page 4.) 

Now let eTtry ahowman that will be affected 
if nUIniad ratea attend tbla meeting. It will 
par even It yoo have to lay year ahow off for 
" ar two, Brair one that win attend 



Baapeetfnlly, 

J. M. BUSBT. 



ThOKe npald* down daaelag 
booked to appear with tbe nv 
Dollar MDateal Comedy. 



ban bni*_baaB 



WANTED AT ONCE 
Coulter : & : Coulter : Famous : Shows 

Two Slide TroBbonea, A-1 Binning and Talking Clown, onv Female Iroperaoaator, a good Ootdoor 

Attraction, one Camp Cook, Worklngmen In all ilopartmrnta who can ntanrt Rood tivatmpnt. Addreaa 

W. n. COni.TEn, «« t»T nmto: SprlLKHoM. Mlrjii. July Cnnnxy. MInii.. July ; MoontalU 

lekf. MlDO., Jul/ 23^ lUill.rn. li!. MlnTK, Julj .'A . Tr lu iiii-li. Mliin.. Jiilj 'Ji;. 



Bobby Fountafn Shows Want Man for Punch and Magic 

To take charge of aide abowa and make aecond openlnga. Harry Nnggent, Frank Larelle, write. 
Woman to handle BMkaa, who can do act In bigabow. Big Show waata Ctreua Acta. Man to break 

beat'.' %nn •o'iSmm. liNb «b» iwjfiTbgSwJ ^Aib'^iiaar^SfflSiib'' 
wiek, He. 



FIBEMEI'S GONVEIITIOII, AUBURN, N.Y.,JULY 26-27-28 



CMHral New York Tolnntaar Aaaoclatlaa. Abaolntaly bignat la atata. 'Stzty-tw* companies pledged. 
W to W analr ta U^; ip.^Mtej^bjj »!Mrtb anjaa_»». j,aM iww^^ 

180; titlij||M,twa mnt waog Into cltri aicgtalona from all ofcr 
' T«ik. IKiMnD-^aMaaMaaa. Wf amar. Mo atioM lolata. no 
, .Ih^XaBoaa, coma an. If atar. A d d rtaa tat OaacaMloM. 9. t» WnXmtt 

Hit T» 




WANTED! WANTED ! 

Fint-daM PLANTATION PEOPLE 

CUaiT ani*. Alao good Colored Comet Player. Steady Job and good pay. Prefer thoaa that 
doable band. Wm. wUIUmaoa, Wm. Oodbow, Smally Moore, Mabel Adama, l>ocard Oreen and 
wife, write. Boom toe good Oonceaalona. Can use good Plattorm or other E1>owa; alao good 
TandaTlUa or elaan O M Ibow. BaTe complete outllt for atrlng of talra, then Sonth for winter. 
Addreaa BBOWN'B Al P'T"*"" ^" Mebraaka City, Meb^ llMM-Bat Oak, lower. 211^10. 



AHEITIBII inEPEIDEITSI inEITIUI 

THE GREAT LEWIS^OUNTY FAIR 

Ootob«r 6-8— JONESVILUl, VA.— October 5-8 

W. M . Pol la rd Attraetions Engaged 

mramnuBNT shows, coNCEssioNa mbbbx-oo-bouno. rsBBis -wmau 
iM and any aaw Morelty Attraction. Special Indneementa oSeicd to a WtM-Waat 
: alao waat Tandetllle. Mlnaticl, QM Show, Oriental Show, .tonnile Opera. Tempto 

. _. . _ . aia midat of 

Brnggody tor 



with 



ot Mqalc, Illnalona. "MoTlng Plctnrea. Big money tor Sbowa and Coneeeelona. In uw mIdat of 
the great TIrgtala coal and Iron aalalng iadoatiT, working day and algbt toreea. 



aU 



WANTED 

BURL ESQUE H OUSE 

To lease for term of years; Eastern or Western Wheel. Must be 
cheap. Will pi^ cash for same. State full particulars in first letter. 
AddnMquiok, J. M. ALLEN, 

Qeaeral D«lhrer]r,.Nwc«Ta FalU, New York. 



Dowiw^ Dog &Poiiy Shows 



IM bavwa the Soath well 
■naTbt 



S Agent that baa had 
jr to take charge ot 
Olpoatara, two to ittbo- 



Wbataa ta Jaia at 

agpi tf jiao yRS thi . ^ 

papar and adTaaee brigade: Boat a good- btllpoater; four 

graph aad program; mnat loin at oaco.. State loweat aalarlea; pay yonr own hotel bllla. HnatUng 
Soperlnteaaent with tbe Show and Aaalatant Boaa Canraaman and a good Seat Man. I want only 
aober, icllaMe, experienced people who ate willing to work for eure aalary and long aeaooa. Circus 
Acta of all ktnda for big ahow. Comedy Aerobata, RerolTlig Ladder, Oontortlonlat, Tight or Slack 
Wire, Trapeaa Pereb, Aerial Ladder, Rlnga, Bare or any novelty clrcos acta. All mnat do two 
tome. Clowna to put on good clown ■tulf for email abow. Concert People, Man to make concert 
aanonneemanta and aell reoerred acat and concert tickets and do concert tBm: Mvslelaaa to eoUrge 
. Lto OlTC^Iattera^oc telegiaw IIM to te itt^^ 



• AODRESS- 



il^NDREW DOWNIE 



FUCMINa, SASK., OMNAO* 




PayJai* Spaalalty C»» ' • »ompl» 



JOHN THE CARNES >«aud 

COMEDY AND NOVELTY MOsICAL ARTISTS 

OPEN FOR VAUDEVILLE 



nn 1 • I o WIfh WmIi Stand Tant Show Euare 

Vfho doobles Hom or Stage. loae*. Who od po>t uuH^ 

TO OPEN ABOUT AUGUST 8th or 15th. 
Addreu, WILLIAM TODD VAUDEVILLE SHOW, • • Canton, N. C 



LOCKPORT, N. Y.,OLD HOME WEEK 

«JUL.Y asm to som. 

Oeo. S. Sangater'a Showa on the atreetaL Six big daya and nigbta: all apeclal daya. Can plaea 
a big Ferris Wheel on the big bridge In the center of tbe doings. Can also place one or two re al 
SanwaiTlkSO. AU PTtrllegenlflO. Wtro to get thU: hare no time to write. OKO. H. SANOaTKB. 
King Edward Hotel. Baltalo. M. T.. nntn Jnly M, 1910. 



WANTED FOR THE MESA COUNTY FAIR 



•epteggdaw SO to aa, t»10. 

Good Carnival Co. Privlloaas for Sale or Per Cent. 



WANTED FOR THK 

St. Louia Aitil»inittiit Co« 

Hrsl^liss iiite^ ^ 

laid 'a iDBn'fhat can vuike openings and knows the can of big anakn 

(Ben we), Concessions; can place Postal Card Gallery LmMh 
Stand (exclusive). Balloon Rider wanted; have brand new oufiBt. Add, 

E. W WEAVER. Manager 

Maryville, Tonn.. wMkJulylt. Abingdon. Vs., WMk July Ml 



The J. Frank Hatch Shows 



Can pl«e« en* or two ahow* that do not oonfliot, • SMd ■ In 
1 •how:alse privilog* pMploof all kindafforthallvalloatatandaliitlM 

PItteburg distrlet. Canonsburg. Pa., thIa waakl Old Horn* Waak. 
Bonwood. W. Va.. waak July 2S: Windbar, Pa., waak August 1. ThIa 
4a tha first earnlval In Wlnilbor In fiv* yaara. Altoona, Pa.. Flra» 
man*. Convantlan «iwfc '3iH|if**S. PrivilegeB, don't overiook the above. 
Addiiiy ddoBH^MdiinrW* 'la^; WVATT Managar, aa per above. 



WMiEB AniKnoK mm, 

mm FALL FESTIVAL * 

Sapttjmbar A to September 10« lneia«lva 

TOBCHCkOAT 

Elwood, Indiana 

Fifty thouaand population to draw from, all on IntaruriMn 
. JlaiVi and onaihouaand Pythlena to h ob «t . 

ThtaaPlNiallMaiiDaB and l^y ahaw. Illualona. Flrat-elaas Sh( 
and flpaafcaJTaf fla Whaal ar Oeaan Wava. Gaad 9aral«ai 
' ar - NlppiMlfonfia Company that oa 
VMs wall baa at a d nights. 



jCarnlwl hee bMH heM elty for olght ypmffu , 



Room 1., Pythian Building, 



If you eah praduoatha goads, writ* 

M. ERNEST HURST, y 

pWeod,;4n 



Saoy. 



THE BIUiBO ABO'S diaSSDIBD BIHUMBBa 



42 



Xtie Billboard 



JULY 23, 1919. 



CABHIVAi; COKPASICB. 
(Coetimied fram page 38.) 

, J., u-a. 

W-St. ****** '^''>°^°'">' 4)lik£ JOlMMHg^ Ol« 
G«od«n Sbom, c. M. OaiMI.- gb: flAnitaB 

Janctioo. b.. 18-23. 
Goodlns AmnKmeot Co.: Wilmington, 0., 18-23: 

Jaekxoa 25-30. 
Hatcb. J. Frank. Sbatrs, w. tu Wyatt. mxr.: 

CaoombOTir, Pa.. 18-23; B«nwood. W. Va.. 

2S-30. 

Jniwi. Jotaoiv J.. Ezpoaltloa Sbov*: LockAiTen, 

„:_^E 

. 1841; . 

Bmiln's. C J.^ Show: Baaston. Uln., 18-SS. 
Blliw. Herbert A., Sbowa: Cllston. la.. 18-23. 
Caades Bras.' Sbom: MarTSTiUe. Kans., lS-23. 
Lam Shows: Lindsborg, Kaos., IS-23. 
Uarrland Shows. F. S. Wulcott. msr.: Wilsoa. 

N. C, 18-23: Newbera 
Oderktrk & Roberts CoosoUdated Sliaws: lUacn 
Mllla. Pa.. 18-23. • . 

Parker. C. W., Sbows. Ned StMBfetaa. mgi^t 

SedalU. Colo.. 18-33. 
Parker. Gnat, Shows: Coa T. Kenacdr. mgr.z 

Grand FMa. X. D„ IfrSS; MiaoC 333o. 
Pattenon. Great. Shows, Jaa. Pattcrwia. asE.: 
(Exposltloo) Wlnnlpec^ Cam., nstt .VMaSk 
N. D.. 25-30. . . 

Follow Camlrat Co.: WaUa Walla. Waife- B- 

2::: Pendleton. Ore.. 25-30. 
Proctor's Western Shows, Geo. H. Proctor, 

m^r.: I.a JoQta. Colo.. 18-23. 
Boral AmDsemeat Co., H. H. TtptSa ■A: Aidt' 
Ut. la-. 18-23. - 
* St. IjoqXs Amosemcat Co.: iSirjwWm^ Viam^ ]S> 
S3: Ahlnsdon. Ta., SSO. 
amltk. lohs B.. Sbowa * Buffalo Bsneh WIU 
~ ' Babctaaarlllaw K. a, 18-23. 

Pa., 18-S; 



Ramos' Spanish Orchestra: Sterling, 111., 19-20: 

New Albany. Intf., 22-24. 
BoQDds. H. O., Ladles' Band and Orchestra: 

Grand Island, Neb.. 18-20; Kearney 21-2-1. 
Splca's Boyal Italian Conceit Band: (Bomham 

Park) LewIstowB, Pa.. May 28, ladef. 
Slater aad Ua Baad: (BrichtMi Beach Hoteli 

TiwuTgiiinr. * Bis Band: (West Bad Park) 

MMr OHeans, Ls.. 5far I. Indef. 
UIMot and his Band, Ed. F. Gozman, mgr.; 

(Baeaaaa Park) MUwankee. Wis.. lT-30. 
Tesaalla's Band: (Steel Pier) AtlanUc City. 

J., lodef. .„,„.., 
Wheatoa Family Orchestra: (Warerly Park) 

t.aiialac Slleh., May SS^cpt. IS. _ „ . 

CaL. T-SK • -. 




_ t'«, J. L., Shows: PilatljM. W. ▼a.i »J8. 
Voctbam-Allen United SStBK IMMr. Ma- U- 



BUELESQUE, 



Behman S:ic:r. Jack SlQ^trr. 
: . X. X. C. Jooe ll-Aog. «. 
Ca^aa Batlcaqoe StaA Co.. Oaa. H. WaUroo, 

May 23. ladet. 

Jaka F. E^hardt, 



MUSICAL 



AeoIUn Opera Co.: (Brandywlne Springs Park) 
WUmlBStMi. Dda., May 80, ladeL 
marieaiT Martcar OaUr Ckkr-jbaB. JMw C|l^ 
Jane 12. lBSif,^J;- : ^ .'iL' -V 

Anutronc Marteal Ca U y O*;: PocOaaO, <k*.. 



Comic Opera COl. Mttton & Sargent Abom, 
: X. T» C. Jnly 4-lndet. 
Abofn Comic Opera Co.. MUton & Sargent Aboro, 
mgra.: (Olympic Park) Xewark, S. J.. May 
SO-lndef. , „ ^ 

Bonita Musical Comedy Co.. Bobt. 3. Coha, mgr. 

Seattle, Wash., Jaae J2-Aag. Z7. . 
Bell Btsy, T. J. Bsland. bos. lagr.: 

Okla.. 18-2S: Lawton 25-80. „ _ 

Camt * Ware Maaleal Comedy Coi.:,'CltahaBt> 

Lynn. Man., JoaeSO. Indal. ; -' ' 

Casino Mosieal Comedy Co.: (Wblta City Oaalaa) 

Worcester. Mass.. Jose 6, lodef. ' 
Chester Park Opera Co.. I. M. Martin, mgr.: 

Cincinnati. O.. Jane 19. Indef. _ , 
Cortls, Allen, Mnslcal Comedy Co.i Salt liak*. 
U., Indef. 

Delmar Opera Co. : (Ddmar Oaiden) St. Koala, 

Mo.. Jnne 13, Indef. 
EnclM Gaidw CoaOe (torn Oil. Mas Stetkcn- 

hew-r. mgr.! aaraiaBd. O:. Taaa «. ladaf. 
roY. Ed^: Saa. ]to 
FMIics of 1810, XV. 

C., Jane SO, ladaC; 
Otrl In the Klmcno. Bainr Chappdl. mgr.: CU 

eaco. HI.. Jnne 25. Indef. 
Girlies. Frederic Thompson, mgr.: N. T. C. 

Jane 13. Indef. . „ _ 

Gladstone Opera Co.: (White City) S>ew Or- 
leans. I-a., Jnne 2T. Indef. _ . - 
narrard Musical Comedy Co.. Thaddeos & Gct»r, 

prona.: Ptttsbnrg. Pa., Jnly 2-Aae.^U 
HateUMB Kaalcal Comedy Co.. Jack .BBtahlson. 

Bigr.; lOallac Park) Sprinsfl^.3asU;Mef. 
lawerid MlHleal Stock Co.. R. Id -Sktaoer, 

Ky., 11-23. _ 

Comedy Co.: SprlagtctO. O.. 



H. T. 



AUaa'B Stock Co.: Dlaoa. in.,la«iC 

Aobrcy, Belea, Cot. J. Daria, aigr.: Sadalla, Va,, 
11-33: Ft. Scott. Kan«.. »Aag. «. 

Arloa Stock Co.: FIsk, Mont., 18-23. 

Albce Stock Co.. Cbas. Loreaberg, mgr.: PistI- 
dence, B. 1., . May 2-lndef. 

Alcazar Stock Co., Belaaeo * Mayer, aigia.: 
San Francisco, Ol., Aog^ 13 lajhif 

Alhambra Theatre Co.. Aaak Batch, mgr.: Mil- 
waukee, WlB., Indef. 

Alley Copieilj- Co., Y. C. Alley, mgr.: Atlanta, 
43a.. June 20.indef. 

Arington Stock Co.. Poeblo, Colo., March 13- 
Indet. 

Balley-Lockwood Stock Co.: Lakeside Park, Jop- 

Ua, Mo., U-23: Pittsburg. Kans.. 23-Aug. 6. 
Btttaar Stock COw. BBl -Blttaer. mgr.: Enid. Ok- 

iJS8t--'v -i-', .>v:;Aiyv^; ■ - ■ 

SMtt QiU; W8k,- 0;78ackley, ngi.: Law- 

- . . • 




mgr.: Paw- 
r.: Oaklaiid, 
X. Y., May 



Btlaaea 'ft Stooe, 

mgra.: Los Al - - - 
Bljoa Stock Caw, 

tncket. R. I,^.Xar. S-ladef. 
BIsbop'a riiTiri IT If ItliliiiD. lai 
Cel., indec,:. ■ -y' .~: 

Bonalelle. Jeaalc/ Stock Cn.: Affalo, 
23-lndef. 

BrIssac-HaUct Players: San Jose, CsL, July 4- 
iGdef. 

Broadway Tlteatla Stock Co^: Caaadea, X. J„ 
April 18-lnSir . ■. • .■; ■•■» •■ 

Bnotlng, EmaM, 'Anociata'niF((B:''AIIaBla;',0a;,' 

Indef. 

Barbank Stock Co.. Ollrer Morosco, mgr.: Los 

Angeles. Cal., Indef. 
(^tter Stock Co.. Allen O. White, mgr.: Monde, 
. lad.. U>8Si BmMd 2M0. 

" - Co.: Saliaa, Kaaa.. 11^ 

'Stock Co.: XewtoB, Kans., 11- 
SS-Ang. 6. 



WAMTZD 



GOOD (miESIAV ASS WZFX; 
lady to play otgaa. Mentioa salary. Jota oa 
wlta, Addicsa. w. W., Ftaakfort, lad. 



1 Sketdi Team aad Nosalto ifaa. 
nay. lod., thin wadtt amk J«Ur 13, *0OW 



lad. 



▼ausevuxe piaso puteb wanted— 

Msn; married and sol>er; sight tender aad traaa- 

poscr. Work all year tur Btst-elaw I ~ * — 

work. CsU at once. STAU FA" 
THE, New Kensington, Pa. 



WANTED IMIMEOIATCLY 

BLACK FACE COMEOIAM, ap la mcdlcloa bbt; 

irackcr.- Wlia at eaec. Y. S. HOBOAK, Para- 
diae, Kansas, woek Jnly 18. 



Actors and Specialty People 



FOB REPEKTOIRE, UNDER CANVAS, 
never cloiurs. Uiieful people write. WILL BUT 
A SECOND-HAND TENT OR SEATS. HOXITS 
COMEDY CO., Brans City. Pa. ■ 



MACHINES 

Car Hto' at P^tly redoeed ptieca. 

eie««riie machSsfliySl* liir arff^llKlfBBSAl 
SPECIALTY CO.. IMT & mTXTUL lm^ lb. 




BANDS & OSCHESTBAS. 

American CoOegtan Band, Cbas. CrawC8rd,-mgr.: 
(ClylTeside Park) Ashland. Ey.. May- 14. la- 
' def . 

Antlnarelll and bis Band (Banian's Point Psik) 

Toronto. Can.. Jnly Il-Ang. 7. 
^luerlcan Band and Orchestra, Howard Pew 

mgr.: (Electric Park) Kansas iCty, Mol, 17- 

Baada Boma. Sic. Slrignano, condnctor: (Blrer- 

vlew) UnlsriUe. Ey.. Jane 19. ladet. 
IW fc tedt aad hla Itail, AtthK C Bwwa. mtt^: 
^ (m r Bngt ^tg^ ' O ik^ sA ^ 

■ Ytafc, IS-SS: DkSP**-*^ 

Cenodi^ ' BaM Italtaa . 

MabDe. Ala.. May Mh 
Csrallo's Band: (masat- 

tonls. Mo.. April a~ " 
Chantanqna Band Ar Onfeeolra: SCieatsr ML. 

Jnly 4-Aag. 13. 
Conway A His Band: Atlantic aty, N. J.. Jnlj 

3-Sept.-2-4. 

Creatore A His Band: (Sans Saaei Faak) CU- 

caeo. ni.. May 23. lodef. ■ : j 

OeGrosz. Maxnm. A Bis Band:' (Bkctlfe'MlO 
Waterloo. la.. Jane 13. Indef. 

Bdonarde. CarL A Hlx Baod : ( Woodslde Park) 

PliUa. Jnne ITI.. Indef. 
EDety Band: (Bismarck Garden) Chicago, DI., 
Jaae 13. Indef. 




A. Schmidt, 

Jr.. mgr.: (Foreat Eaka Park) Palmer, Masa.. 

lT-23. 

Fischer A Hfs Bxposttiae OrdiMtia: Adlagtaa 

Hotel. Petosker. Mich.. Jaly 8-Sept. ML 
FCmllo's Band. Fortune GaUo. boa. mgr.: (Lake- 
side Park) Denrer. Colo.. 17-Ang. 14. 
Gmiland's Black Hnssar Band. Angnstns J. FH- 
_Hes. mgr.: Shamokln. Pa- Joly 2-Sent. S. 
Gregg's Imperial Band & Orchestra: (Ftataloe 

Ferry Park) Liralsrille. Ky.. May 1. ladet. 
Gi eiU' a Band A_Orche) Maa, W, L. Waltc; mgr.: 

A Tonng's Military RandC Cbas. T. Ed- 

_ — ds. toKT.z (Sbellpot Park) Wllmliiatoii. 
Ma.. May 28, Indef. 
tnaesP Band. J. H. Shank, mgr.: (Zoological 
<}arden. Cincinnati. O.. 3-31. 

Jewell A QIs Pand: Barsnm A BaHey Show 

Kryl and his Band Spriogdale. Ark.. ZD; Fort 
Stnlth 21; Slloam Sirrm^ 22; Carthage Mo. 
23: Plttsburc, Kans.. 23. 
I,ombardb Sympbony Band & Opera Concert Co.. 
Frank Moore, bos. mgr.: (White (Sty) Chi- 
cago, HL. Jane 2T-Ang. S. 
'Libe l atti 's Baod. Loots Cncca. mgr.: (Natator- 

lom Park) Sliokane. Wash.. 10-2*. 
Miller's Twendetb Regiment Band: (Klngstoa 
Potat Park) Klagstaa. N. Y.. May 80. ladet. 

(Lakft lOaaavM) Patfilo, 

' Xoeg Bcodl. K. J.. Jnly 



Kaae'a Mosieal Comedy Co.. Bobt. Kane, mgr.: 
(MonntBln Park Casino) Hoiyofce. Mass.. Jnne 
20. Indef. 

Lake Parllion Mniscal Comedy Co.. F. W. Mc- 
ABIster, Bigr.: Manchester, N. H.. Jnne 27, 
indef. 

LbMoln Park Opera Co.. I. W. Pbelps. mgr.: 

New Bedford, Masa., Jnly 4, Indef. 
Uadame Sbenj, Ftazee & Ledeter, mgrs.: CU- 

caao. ni.. April 17-Sapt. 3. . 
M^attan Opera On„ -HeuT- TBylq^ mgr.: 

(Bari<*'8 Glim) BUaIra, M. SSc. tedef. 

Morton Comic Opera Oo.r (DgaaiT nrkl^Allea- 

town. Pa.. Indef. _ 

My Cinderella Olrl. A. 6. IMamater A Wm. 

liorrls, mgrs.: (Hilcago. DL. March SSSept. 3. 
Phelan Unstcal Comedy Co., B. V. Plielan. aigr.: 

PoeOaad. Ua- . Jane 20, ladet. - 
Powdl ».Ooka«VMBaIcal »iBe»vC«>. «Ea««a). 

I. Beat CMaa, aigr.: OrlgsSTille, UL. 18-23; 

Mt. SleHIag.SS-80. . , 

nobm Opwa Co.: (Il£pla.aaaA Mk| ABiaaF.' 

K. -T., May 30.-lBdafc::-;,;^n-.._. ■• -- --. • 
Soaney'a 'Maaleal OiawlF g*,r fWMic Oartaa) 

'Hear Orieaaa. la-'JaaaJB, 
Sammer.Wldawen. lAir 

' Jaae A, Indef. ' ' 

XJp and Down Broadway. The Shnberts, 
. V. Y. C Joly 18. indef. 

War« Onera Co. : (Peak's Island) ^Pmrtlual. Me., 

.June 27. lodef. 

Whslom Or«n» Co:. Chaa. ■ VaA' 'Dm, 
(Whalom Park) FItchbnrg. JIaaa.; JOM 

10. 

WIzaKI of Wiseland: (Wblte City) Chicago, Dl., 
May 30. Indef. _ _ „ 

Yama Yama Girls Musical OomcdF Oo.:- Pales- 
tine. Tex.. 18-23: Teiarhaaa. M 1 * _ . 

ZInn Mnslcal Comedy Ca,s- 
18-23: Winfield 25-30u 



tfrSept, 




PHOTOS 



Cabinats. S2.60 a 100, 

bvmalttln«s.nsaatii«a or pletaraa. 
JOBmON.I»WatiMbATs..Chlea«o. 



: GTreen- 



J * 

23-Sept. 10. 
Neel's. Carl. Concert Band, onder canvas 

Tflle. N. C 18-23. 
Ohimeyer A Sis Band: Coronado, Cal— laae 

20-Ang. 27. - . ■ ■ 

Pbllipplol. Don. Band. Ned Hanks; 'as^s- |Ea- 

gooa) Salt Lake City, U.. 17-28. 
Qalatano's, J., Royal Venetian Band. No. 1: 

(Bay Shore Park) Baltimore, Md.^ indef. 
Qnlntano'a. J„ Boyal Tcaetiaa Baad Ko. 2: 

(Lakeaoat Park) lllanaa. Ba,, 
Royal ArtlBaR Bm' 




CMF. 



BEAISAeiCIAN _ , 

TrsTel. glre shows. wt»m mmffi ~W_g**i,J 
teU how; send staap, "- HMT. BAFT. lllS, 
Madlaon, Wis. ■ '■: ^ . . " 



For Rnt~Wiitir Mii IMn 

In Baroaae Street, foor Mocka tram ^oal Street, 
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Capacity 2JMI0. Cool la 
sommer; eonlmied with fsna. Has electric and 
heatlac nlaBt. Caa lie reached by all csr lines 
on ^SmSm. Address JACKSON BREWING 
CO.. Maw. Ortaaaa. La. 



mil 




LOCKS ANY 

MID IS IIIPOSSIBU TO FOI 
FBOM THE OUTSIDE 

OPENS ANY BOTTLE 

and la a aeraw drinr. Made frbo 
one plaea of atccL alAel ti atad; 
-weighs leaa thaahalf an onaee, XHZ 
BIOOESr T.i'i' i'i.w ABTIOLE erer 
Inrcnted; can be carried on a ksy 
ilog: iDTalaabla to man or wotnaa. 
Hoaey lataadcd It not satlsfled. By 
msH- lOe eac h. dOe a doscn, prepaid. 
AOZBTS WAXTZD. Srad fur 
Ug tfce catalogne aC aaflW .fe 
■ iltlea. 



'WASTED — Amusements anL . „ 
Fairfax FsII Festlrltles, Sept. 14-llL 
CHAS. H. SCHOOLER, Chairman Katettatauaeai 
Ciommlttee, Fairfax. Mo. 



tor 
AAdieaa, 
talaiaeat 



WANTED, GOOD CARNIVAL CX>MPANT with 
tea (10) paid attiaetionai^or Street Fair, at 
Aarora. lad. Wet towiL TFaa k Aafc 3S. . THE 
AX. MDTUAL AID S UUlBtX. -Baal B. 



tbatH; aacntaiy. 



Wanted to List First- 
class Attractions 

for fall and winter. New aeenery: hooaa aawly 
deeiiiatea.: ..Big . l ioa na . «».>M!t.itww. ,. «. B. 
BIBCaaa. Mgr. Oiaad Opan. Btatt^'ilL ' 



Wanted-Flrst-class CarnlTal 

or Street Vmlr Co. for CaaueltOD. lud.* 'wmwik or 
Auf. 14 to 20. Sabmlt proposItloiL See map 
for snrroniidiDcs. A wet spot Id dry territory. 
J. L. IBViN, Alrdozne, Oanaeltoo, Ind. 



Twa 'aad tiine day itaads. Sketdi team asd 
hiack-tace comedlaa tliat . can , alng -lUnstratcd 
aoaga; and .are tro opera. VAddresa MANAGER 
PBBBLB88 SHOW, Fhliniont,' ~\f. Va.. . 



ACROBATS WANTED 

Stit Maaater Xor three brother acrobatic. Weight 
■S.M«r :^^'l^ nSBZE HERBERT BROa, 



A, Babbina' (&eus. 



WANTED AT ONCe 

A No. 1 TRAP DRUMMER 

-with full wt of traps. Orchestra, work «alr> 
Must join i<n wire. MANAGES : MAIOMIO . 

TllE-VTia;, Clifton Forge. Va. - . . ■ ; ■'' -• ; : 



WutidtorOiMel Im. UidiTnVMIiCi. 

People la all Itnea. ptaao player to 
mosielana for Innd. Addteaa 



et Perln Bide, ClncUmatl, O. F. B,— i 
In Indiana, Ohio. Midilgaa. aad Waat 
wiahlng a flrst-dass Tom 
Ume. 



WAHTSD— Trapeie and Slack Wire PeifMnna, 
Contortlanista and Comedians for Booeat Blu'a 
Orerland Dog and Tony Show. Caa also oaa 
maa to handle ponies and good Piaao Flayat. 
TtU aU In drat letter. Bat at liotala aad Blaw 
on lot. Most be sober, reltabis aaA aUato 
atand nosneilV. -Answer aa per raata Ib BtUr 
Bar. HOSiBT BILL. ■ ^- 



WANTED QUICK 

Lady Musicians 

For UiUtary Bud. Wire or write, MISS SAOII 

ZALUMOBB. Director, 97 Normaadle ~ 
Colnmbns, Ohio. 



Mosidans Wanted, B. and 0. 

Trap drummer and. donhleo la atrla g, ' kCM 
leed. Twenty-BTe to tUrty-flTv doUaia a IB 
and maintenance. To Join oo wire, 
la lint letter. F. B. BBOWNLOW. 

'City. 



ff MTEOrfiOOD UP TOr OATE SHOWS 

For Edgar Os. 'Fair, Aageat 'S»-Bept. 2. 

Most be clean. On pezventaga or -on 'flat rate. 
Address, B. F. BBALS, bupt. of Prlrlleces, 
Agrl. and Uech. Aisoclatlon, 100! Uala Street. 
Paris. Ills. 



WAMTBD AT ONCE 

A>1 ezpericaeed street eoaiedlaa to work la 
Pr i'T^ ' Most be good lond singer aad galUr 
player and hare np-to-date-- stuff. - Naaie lowaat 
itSiij. I pay tranaportattaa atM»..Jolalag. . Bat - 

ary sure the year .tT~' " *■ 
HARBY BEBMSISIH; I 
don, Ont.. Canada. '. 



Wanted-Concessions 

Small Shown. Camlral Co., Vtte Attractions at 
the Mth amnal tetmlon Sonthecn Iowa Teteraaa 
and Old Settlers' Aasoclatlon. Bosae y, Iowa, 
Aug. 2(-25-2e. Address M. R. DWVY, Bussey, 
Iowa. 



FREDERICftSBURGr VIRGINIA 



WANTED- 

A aauUl hand at alz or i 

aoB ap ta October. -AB I 

KOTB— Tandarflla 



-WANTED 

aC^^Mf^lMa Mid 

WDI gire ttitee dan^'sredt &iid! 
Make salary low. Write or wire, quick. JACK 
I^BLAKCHB, Caaiao laland, EMeMckaborg, Va. 



OONCESSIOIISI SHOWS! 

WRITE OTTO GAFFRON, SECY. 

Sheboygan County Fair Assn. 

Plymouth, Wise. Sept. 7, 8. 9, 10, 

AT ONCE. 



WEWMJglOpmilONS 
SUFFOLK COUNn FAIR 

iddrait, HARRT LEE, Saereiarf, Rlvarhaad, I.T. 



WAMTED, CABNIVAL COMFABT for week 
ending Oct. IS, 1010. Liberal contract will be 
nude with the right people. Address BUBINBSS 
MBSfS ABSIL. OtfdSk. DL M. C ~ ~ ' 
— - -iMMil flMBWlltga 



WAIVTED — F'AFiTNEJf* for 
Two Bro. Comedy Acrobatic Act 

Mnst be able to do liand to band stnll, and a 
good mounter for 2 act. No booze. Welgbt not 
orer 12S Iba. gttta all In Orat. Send photo with 
all-paitindaiB t» J. A..B,. cai 



WAHTED ttTOW;' rlHmWtTIII WOMB te - tft 
llnea for halaaea aaMaar .aaaaoa fad ^wlBtn 
Woman for gaaaral BIB and aona Icada; matt 
hare waidcoba aad appearance. Character HMTy 
Man. donMe hraaa. lober. reliable Advance Man 
tiut can paata and doable brass. Other mefol 
people write. Moat be sober and reliable. Old 
BeOable, Big CALLAHAN DRAMATIC CO.. un- 
der eanras; 3-algbt atand. Fine equipped state- 
iwa. 2-car show, playing to capacity taldMa. 
Sidary most be tessoasble: ynrnkt^^^^JMIf 
or «&«, Cbenoa, IIL, Joly n-'O-ttfWmtnt 
Bl Paao, llL. aMMO. . v . ' . 



at HMaa Show, Awoit lT-». Ver.apaca aad 
terms, wriU FIUIIK ». iilLLEB. CUaton. Ind. 



Stock Company Wanted 

MedKlae Sbowa aad Repertoire Companies to 
play my aew Alrdome. seating capacity, 1,000. 
B. B. BAtntGABTNER, Proprietor. Ouge, Is. 



WAVTED AT OHCE. STOCK COKFAHT— Mnsl- 
csl Comedy and Vaudeville for the new Opera 

House. Good Bhow town of O.OOO people. Write 
ImmnJlatiilv. r, I- STUrilENS, Mgr., Mar- 

tluavlile. Vu. - 



THE JURSnO TEEATBE, Aadsnoa, ■. 0.. 
popalatiOa 18,000. wants good. Tauderllle acta,- 
slater team or aorelly, or small rspertolte com- 
pany tor Home Week, Aug. 1-6. Writa Mat 
terms, percent, first letter: dcaerlba acta tally.. 
Only theatre. GBO. U WILSOH, Fioprletor. 
Box 484. Asderaon. B. C. ' 



WAMTZD— For Old Settlers' Rennlsn, New- 
castle, Tez., Aog. 10-12, Steam Swing. BsUoon 
Ascension, High Dire, Shows of sll kinds. Bt- 
erythlog for sale except drinks and noreltles. 
Mining town; big territory to draw trom^ . Blg- 
|gtt^tklMLyLu3k.part at tf 



JULY 29, -ma. 



Xtie Olllboard 



■ODTlUtk If.'> 0^ 

22-23. 

Cnnn. Batb. Butt h. Back, ngr.i CoIombU 

Falls, Moot^ 20-a. - 
Ohannccr-Kelffer Stock Co., fiti O. Obanneey. 



fctviWwiiiiiij. 
■IKt^Waili., 




Kearney, 



mgr.: Baaorw. Pi., Ifir JM 

O.. Mar 
OohuBbla 

D. a. 
Cook, Ooear^V. 

tadet 
Do r 

23%. 

Dorothy Stock Co., U. A. Bald, mgr.: 
Neb.. U-23; Grand laland ZS-Anx. 8. 
Darla Stock 0 0.^ Hm y Davla^ mgr.i Plttabnrc, 

Domer Stock CObT (WMh fc' 11^' it, 

July 4-lDdef. 
Eckbartt Co., Oil*«F 7. BAhudt. kacr.t K.' Bat- 

tlelQrt. MUk.. Can.. 21-SS: FMnealUtart SMOt. 
Bntcb-Long Stodc OoL, lira, llur BUteh Long, 

mgr.: Dearer, Colo.. Jaiio U-lndefl 
BDinvaa Stock Co.: Victoria, B. O.. Can., iBdet. 
Farm stock Co.: Toledo, O., Jnaa S-^odef. 
Flrnn, J. J., Stock Co.: (EjakaTltw Puk) LgiwdL 

Maia., Jane 27-liide(. 
Forbes Stock Co., Qoa A. 

Mian., Jane IS-Atv- 20. 

rriDklln Playern: Stamfoed, 

Gordon Associate Players. Jack Oordoa, ut.: 

Bzcelaior Sprlass, Ifo.. 11-23; Jeflerson^ra^ 

3S-Aac. <L 

Graham Stock Co.. Oacar Qrabsm, mgr. : Channte, 
Kana.. ll-SSi lodapeadeaee 2B>Aiii. 6. 

QlDBlvaa Onaatic BoOm, bA.. 1&-3S. 
'aMtiek8loek O»,.>*lk«t a Bw " 
laeb.. tmm aNM*b.> v. ^- . - 

Girtoa Stock O^t Im -iBtslia,- Cat; 

Indef. 

Olaser, Tancban. Stock Co.: Bocbester. X. V.. 

Joly IS-Sept. S. 
Glass, . Joseph D.. Stock Oat: Pncblot Cola., 

May IS-Indef. . i, .■• -. : : ■ 

Orsir, Wm., Stock Co., Jack 

*t. Joseph, ito., lodef. 



InStf. 

NeaUod Stock Co.. W. 

boea, M. Y.. Indef. 
Ncllt Stock Co.. James NelU, m«r. 

Allnn., Hay l-lnedf. 
Nortb Broo.* Stock Co.: Topeka, Kana.. Indef. 
Onrtisam Stock Cb.. Blw. Ocirk, awr.: Benton 

Harber, Mich.. JiOr ' — — 
Oipbeina Stock O.. Or 

Sept, U-ladcf. 



Kealand, mgr.: Co- 
st. Paul. 



W.: Phlla., 



nallauy Miirb Vo.. cl>a*. .E. Whitney, asr.: R. 
IJTPrnaol. »».. tp.j>ii ~ . 

HcBdctMa, .}laaii; OiLi loa. Pwcat. 

Henderson Stock Ob.; W. J. 4k R. 

u.iiii.:i'. la.. 11-20: Otaar-takt tl4tt 

Ouce 25-30. 

HIekmaa-Beasey Co.. Goy Hickman, nairr.: BM 

Hnrinss. Ark., tr-an. 

HiAlll«lt.BMMr Oa. Barry O. Uhoo. ■».: 

Antmnr" ••• >.. 'v -ll; MrA'-"'"r SS-SO 
Borne Stock Co.: Piqna, O.. 18-30. 

Ilu —•■>..« * . -. ........ , 

mgr.: loU, Kaai.. lft4S: Atehboo 2S-Anr. 8. 
Ball. IIhmi. muck Co.. ... o. 
_IInirhlaao-i. Kaoa.. 11-23. 
BoUlncsrrartb TartBs Stock Oa: CbUdicn. Tax.. 

18-30. 

nail. LmiU LeoD. Stock Co.: 

Indef. - ; 

aarrry Stock Co. (EaMcia): 

Jane IS-lBdef. • ; ■>;•>»■'■:. ■■;;■ -. ■.-.. .. 

Jnse l»-lndef. 
Baawen, Percy, risjers. U. SOImaa, mgr.: To- 

rootc, Can., June e-lndet. 
Biyirard. Grace. Stock Oo;: MlaDeapcUa. ««■«- 

nayward. Grace. AicocUte Ptaycn, 'Om,-' V. 

Catta, mgr.: Bockford. IIL. Indef. 
BUmaa'a Meal Stock Co.. F. P. Httlmaa, mgr.: 
B*.. Mag^P-lDdef. ^ 



-H. J., 



HMIand. UIIAwd. 

BkOUOk M. T« Jot 
Stock OKt 



Bdwi O. White, mgr.: 



Boot Ckaitotte. 



I.. 18-28, 

?ne. Lorraine, Aa»>cUt* Playan. Kaarlcs W. 
rack*, mcr.: sioox CItr. Ia_ liar ao-ladafc 



^ 0»s 

Kegy * Sherman Stock Ca. S. ti. KMIr. 

BtWBlDglon. lU., 18-23; Uacomb Mm 
Klark. Oladya. Co.. J. B. Balfoar. aur.: 
^.POrt. Me-. Oaattae Sl-gg. ^ 

o" fg-ffl, '* ^Jo"*^ 

Ke<-ae. Lorraine, AaaocUt* 

J».Qr*— — — 

Krith , „„„ 

land. Me., April IP-ladet. 
Kemb^atock Co.: Itorfclk. Neb., May J. 

" ^ Stock On.: 8uI>tem.Od.. Jiiaa IS- 

^^^^^gj^^PtL^eott, Bans., 11-23: 

IVenBrstii3('O0i,t Mahca^ Cite', Keb.. ll-SS. 
t^nrence Lnmiai Stock Oo.. o' b. Lanmcc. 

sib., W.23. • OCMlto. 

I-Moard * bU Players. Wm. B. Leooaid, mgr.: 
Bradley, 8. D., ai-28, aw.^,. 

Latlmwe A Lel(h Stock Co.: Vn Malfg. la , 
Indef. -^.^'-^-i... t;: 

Lawrence Players. D. S. I«wraH^ MSKVli*. 
^•»^' March 20.lndee. 

"""'o.Patk Stock Co.: Woccaster. Maaa.. Jane 
A'lndef. 

Uadaay-Morrlaoa Stock Ca: Boatoa. Haas., tm 
^indci, 

xSlS!^ oat .Saattla, Waah_ JIaecbi SS-tadae. 

^rie Stock 0»biji?Kj ir ilS l i B^ ;SiiB.;-,m,:a» 

I«tel]. ;tert. Stack Oat AlbaaF,' B.'Y..' 
July 80. 

Msher Phil, Co.. Leslie B. Bmltb, mgr.: New- 

caatle. P».. 18-23: Braddoek 2S-30. 
Morey stock Oo., F, A, Mnrpby, mgr.: WacO, 
, Tel., 18-28: Deslson 28-80. ^ ^ 

Ue^pplltaa Stock Co.: Baatlngs. Neb.. 11-28. 
ifilEi ^ Bmka, avr.: Qtaad 

.'^'.■ji«r:'B- 

if, J. Boyle, mgr.: 

* Otica, 



Operas Stock Co.: Watertovib: B. X., May 23- 

Parklnaoa-Farr Stock Co., nadcr caaeaa; Beat 

Badford. Va., 18-23. 
People'a Stock Co., Jack Hntcblaon, mgr.: At- 
^iMB. Kaaa.. 11-28; Xzcolaior Sprlaas. Mo., 



stack Oa. Cocao Peyton, mgr.: N. T. O., 



Tarn- 



Ba|Mtle Xhaalia 
AhaatMra. Pa. 



.^haataira. Pa~ « 
BaJaatIc Stock da.. 

«. v., April l]-ln<i«. 
Maxwell.Ball Stock Oa. ■. P. Maxwell, mgr, 

Cedar Rapids. la.. Mar aV-lodcf. 
UuwcU. UUtan, StodtCa: Owoaaa MIcb., May 
v-lndef. 

aieTus. Irene. Stock Oa, Wm. B. Meyera, mgr.: 
(Manilla Park) Tamagna. Pa.. May 28-lnder 
nrat Playera, Barry W. Bell, mgr.: Indlanap- 



lad., July 11-bdat. 
— Barder Stock C 
.CUkaaoat Park! All 



i-Barder Stock' Oa. W. B. Barder. mgr.: 
------ Pa., joaa iS-lafic 



Partaa 

Jaaa 

P«fiieU4}ypaiaa Oo,, a D. Peraehl, aigr. 

pa. ma.. ladaC 
Poll Stock Ca: BcMgaport, Oooa.. Kay ISJadef. 
Poll Stock Oo.: BanfMd, Coan., Jaaa ST>lndaf. 
Poll Stock Co.: ScrantOD. Pa.. May IS-lndet. 
Poll Stock Co.: Sprlngfleld. Masa., May S-lndef. 
FaU Stock Co.: Waterbary, Conn., May 8-lndef. 
PoU Stock Ca: WUkas-Baira, Pa.. Bar S-ladef. 

BldkaitaiB, IiMlg. Mack OariMta. 0*^. IT- 

20. 

Reerea, Dorothy. Stock Co.. Eugene J. Unrpby. 

mgr.: Beatrice, Neb., 11-23. 
Bnab, Edmond. Stock Co., Oay L 

Fremont Keb.. U-23. 
Bentfrow*8 Stock Co., J. U; 

McAIeater, Okla.. 11-23. 
BedmoDd. Bd.. Stock Co.: San Joee. Cal.. Jan. 8 

Indef. 

Roee Slock Ca: Scranton, Pa.. May 3-lndef. 

Bod Stuck 0».: (Falrrlew Park) Dayton. O., 
May ao-tndef. 

Bod Stock Ca: (Skirlog Grore Park) Sprlngfleld, 
O.. May SO-lndef. 

Speoce Theatre Co., Harry Sobaa, micr.; Man- 
hattan, Kana., 11-23; Jonctlon City 25-Aag. 8. 

Stahl Stock Co.: Independence, Kans., 11-23; 
Iota 25-Aug. 6. 

SiDcIalr-Wcber Stock Co.. H. J. Weber, mgr.: 
Ottawa, Kant., 11-23; Janctlon City akkag. T. 

See. Wm.. Stock Co.. Harry L: BMki 
Bonnen Ferry, Ida.. 18-23. 

Schiller Playera, E. .\. .SchlUcr. mgr.: (Ocean 

View CaalDO) Norfolk. Va., AprU ll-lndef. 
Seattle Theatre Stock Co.: Seattle, Wash., 

April 24-lDdef. 

.Stanley Stock Co.: St. Loals, Mo., May T-Indef. 
Smbbs-Wllaon Playera, Chaa D. WUaoo. mgr.: 
(Olentancr.Pnik) Onlamiai. <L Mu'jMader. 
SUhnrban Bailia . Mack C^i -mTlSifir^ia. 

Mar JS-taM. 

Snmmers Stock Ca. Oca A. SaauBCta. mgr. 

Hamilton. Oat.. Can.. Jnao O-ladaf. 
Taylor Stock Oa. B. W. Taylor, mgr.: Bome- 

atetd. Pa., IS-SS; WaaUagtao 
Thorac. Uabd, Stock Oa. P. T. Partar. mgr.: 

Bmpecla. Kaaa, ll-SS. 
Taylor, Albert. Oa. B. J. Laaaatre. mgr.: Bot 

S^fiBI*. Ark.. U4S. 
Tiempcat StaA Ooi^ J. L, Tempaat. aigr.: Wor- 

eeator.-lf. T.^ M48. 
baTiaa tt Baydaa Ooacdr Oa: (Bonr Part 

Abdoaw) Uauu O.. ladirf. 
au a u. Clara. StaA Oa. Ira W. Tackaoa mgr.: 

wmluaapcct. ra.. May.ao-tadcf. 

▼an ft'BoMaaoa'a Oomadlaaa: Wabb aty. Ma, 

18-28; Colambns, Kana.. 35.80. 
yintOD. Myrtle. Co.. B- P. Bnlmer, mgr.: Sey- 

moor, la.. 20-28: Myatic SO. 
Vaaca wni J., Playan: Mt. Taaaaai. 0„ Jane 

s-iadat. . ■ 

Taa Oyka * Baton Oa, F. Mark, aVM ■Mart. 

Ind.. Jane 20-liidef. 
Whitman. Velma, Co.: Talaa, Okla.. IS-SS, 
Wbyte Dramatic Oo. : Jega r ae a City. Ma. 11- 

28; Sedalla 2S:Aag. 8. 
Woltord StoA Co.. B. L. Paol. mgr.: Tork. 

Neb;. 11-88. _ 
Wteting Stock Oa: Syxacaaa.^ X.f Bay 23- 

iBdef. . ■ 

Ze Oolgolal SteA Oa: PltUkMg.' Vmm : U-S; 
■ Chaimte 2S-Ans. 8. 




AsgUn. Ml 
TUcble. 

Awakening of Ifaliwia BIcUc. arlth Xaniat 
Angllb, Loala Xetberaole, mgr.: Oaklaad, mL, 

J8-2O: San Jose 21; Stockton 22: Saermmanto 
23. 

Baby Mine, with Hargoerite Clark, Wm. A. 

Brady, mgr.: CM ca go. IlL, Jiua 8. iadet. 
Corner, Wm.: Sea Ijacky Star. 

riaka. Mn.: to ~ 




im, BUTT nnmiiamlt 



T a — wuKi^w^mmm '.w;^ 

pa rk. r eataaNait,'-' paal 
iIBITB, Orata; Pa: 



ta 

KTbabst 



FOB SAEB^-Two avedal made teata, amda by 
Bakar & Idckwood: oaa talS. oaa' 8x18. T ft. 
aide wall. In three sections; fasten on with anap 
books; top lO-oa. white dock; aide wall 8-as. 
dock: BO atakca oc p«lea: wdl rop^ Stand In 

Part. Cal. . - - 



—FOR SALE— 

Edison Unliersal Machine 

with electric light, gM; Bold Bank Bobtwry 
Film. YiS; two rt-«ifl of ffrntur^ and comedy. 818 
per reel, luoi Ott; St., Rock lalaad. Big 



FOR SALE- CIRCLE SWIN6 

Good bnalness. 100,000 people to draw from. 
Pay 20% for lease, power and light to atreet 
car company. Car eeeiT 8 mlastaa 40.000 ta 
90,000 people erttT Sniay. Uaaa aniias 181T. 
F. BALDBMAN. IflgT ■. Pm. St.. flaia«. a 



MuiiisU Switch Baaid. ^- j. - 

^[tlaaQlaliae - - SlSSl 

lOec iVtt. BUn 6c-gDl»0inA»-lo - " 15.00, u.w 
latFoKllniCbalia. ..... eoet ILlteach M 

About IS yaida Bed Oseallattiaa(i>ew) SO.W .40 
FInsly wcatad M. P. loom for rent. Complete Tbsatra. 

eaaaaNg tor leaS. ^ 



Bortiiaa Bi 

rls, mgra.: 
Girl and the ~ 

Neb.. 20. 

Girt of the Moantalu. O. E. Wee, mgr. : Halifax 

N. S.. Can., 21-28. 
Hackett. Jamea K.. la 
daco, Cal., July ll-Aa» 

Harsed Tliglnla, In 

Cal.. Jaly 11. Indef. 
Keeaan. Frank: (Soborban Garden) St. Lools, 

Mo., Joly 11-30. 

Laeky Star, with WUllam 
nun, mgr.: Seattia Waah.. ITH 

28; Wallace, Ida., Wl 

Bntta 28-30. 

Mlasoorl Girl (Merle B. Norton's): Freeport, L, 
I.. N. T.. 21; Babylon 22: Center Moriches 23; 
Patcbogne IB; Bayabon 20; W. Bamptoo 2T; 
Good Orooad 28; Bmtbampton 20; E. Hampton 
80. 

Bnnaway Banker: Waldoboco, Me.. 22; Demarte- 
cotla 23; Kennebonk 28; N. Berwick 77; Green- 
land, N. B.. 28. 
Seren Days. Wagenhala A Keapcr. acta: M. 

T. C. Not. 10. tadet. ; 
Spendthrift. Tbe, Frcdslc TkMfaiK a^ki At- 

lasUc City, N. J., 18-23. 
SU Perklna (C. Jay Smith's Eastaiii) Jl. Ka- 
dow, mgr.: Montagne. Mich., S8t HBt SI; 
Pentwater 22; Lndlngtoo 23. 
Gnde Tom's Cabin. (Terry's): Blchmood, m.. 
20; Palatine 21: Woodstock 22; Hareaid 23; 
CaproB 28; Beaaarille, Wla, 28; Badiann 87; 

Mt. BMak-SS; UbSm ISt ~ 

Uncle Tmi'8 OMb CAMllBl|Mt 



For Sala. OavMII 4t-kay Organ with M ualo 
Twa black toata, caanlata, oxtra baaTT. Used, 
■kfila whM, 45 ft. 10 asata, ataai. raUcr bear- 



FOK SAIX— Post Card Macblaa, iCaka aaat 
carda while they wait, oatdoan, aayvbara Bx- 
tra large and rooasy; solid capper taaka; S«ly 
•ak Tcnoer; l>raaa boaad aU aiMBd. Ooat ftt 
auida to order; aall Ibr t38k 



aaamlnatloo apoB X. age ara ga araBtaa at cfeaicaa 
both waya GEO. E. SCHULz. Calamct. Mich. 



IU.USIOBS FOB BALB— 1 Spider and Fly. *12: 
oaa Urlag Bend on Chair. 811; one Artlat Mod- 
aL baat aba, tSSi one Black Art. gZS: ose Box 
Mystery. 810. Theue niDstooa ai* all la good 

condition. Am scUIdk for 1<^» than one-half 
coet of bnlW'.nir. G. VT. AIXES, 2JM Tti Aea. 
Mew York City. 



FORSAIX-ADVCimSINO FROOIIAMS 
of tha JaOsfa Thaatia. playlag Taadnina, tbree 
perfocaaaeaa dally, and tha BUoa Ttieatre. pUy- 
ihg dramatic atoek, twa pcrtormancea daUy. 
Both at Saginaw, Mich. Pcpnlstlon 7O.0 O»; 
100.000 to draw from. Addreea W. S. nrTTER 
FIEI-P. Ct-ntml SfRnjgt^r. T:att:« C^vifc. Ml.ti. 
Only caAli yruv)ORUlciii- cvljIlI^-tvI. 



WALLOONS 

Wglte for VHce Llat 

J. UNDER. Mir, 

SaO WateBtSt.. Kmmm Qty. Ho. 



20. 

White Sqnaw; BDIIaga, : 
Oleodlra "■ 



■ with cellar aad chain. 



«a«a FIrat 138 takea thia. 

BERT SWAB, Cadral Ooort Bnffala N. T. 



(FOR SALE— RIDING GALLERY 

With or wlthoot electric motor. 149 Scboyler 
Ave.. Kankakee. Ilia, 



Oaa Bdlaoa one-pla type B., Labia, 

Poarar maehlnoa 80,000 ft. Urn at oaa cent 

BIT foot: 80,000 ft. lum at two eanU par toot, 
odel B gaa Buehlaea bought and aold. ■dtaoa 
aad Lowen eorrcnt aarera at half priea. Patha 
b. e. Paaaloa Play for rent or aato. lAemlnla. 



OAS BALLOOB for sale. 33,000 coble ft. Gas 
Balloon, with baaket and set. complete. In ex- 
cellent condition. Will sell cheap. H. H. 
MeOnx. 124 W. Srd St.. Dayten. O. 



: FOX BALE 



Axmltaga Jk Galan drdlag Waea. 
K«k IB Baaaa^jfir . 

SI B. SIfe St.*' 



FOB BAXB— MOdd B. Ugbt Ontflt. I Uttia 
Jewel Flaoa alao 1 b. p. Detroit gaaollae 
Englna Win trade for FUma or EdlaoB oaa- 
pln machine. F. WATNICK. OlbeonTflle. N. C 



FBTTSSIAB BLVX-Sohiabla; aa 



nsed for lean- 



BASnOHB FOB BlT.Tt T W. Tork (Baaaoa 
■odall: aneer plated: low pitch alldea Deed 
aSrii See }SbL SeU fbr 840. FEBOUSON. 
Baat 2Tth Street, New Tork City. 



ItOXIOB FICTUBE OUTFITB booght. eold and 

axdiaaxed. We want a few mora 

madUaes, Hare sereral barniBB 884 
gaa ontflta on hand. NAlMMUus 

MBNT CO., Doloth. Mlnn^ 



FOB BAL£— New 
Oalaa make. Oa 



(Urdlng Ware; Armltago A 
af death wtO aacflfiea 
at aama- U. 
WL. Sciaa- 



MOVIHA PierURC HIACHIMES 
tSS.0O; S tu a n il fc aaa. ♦T.op; Are Knsra, «S,00: 
Acetylene Ganeratcca. tUO. Catalocaa L> 

HKK. 302 B- 2Srd Street.' New York.- ■ 



FOB SALE— Merry-Go-BooBd: HeracheU-SpUl- 
man 20th century machine, almost new. 24 gal- 
loping horaea. doable cylinder engine. Tooawaada 
--fiTTT — ... .mmh^i^b. go oo < as 

Waab,, Wla 



Three Simplex Bi 
and reTamlsbed, a—^ 

makuvjood >tr«(tla8kaM^ 

price 830 each. MIROAI. OHB I 
iyracnae. N. T. 



FOB BALB— Tent; 90 ft. roai>d top, 30 ft. mid- 
dle Pieca 10 length seats, 8-tler, acenery, 8 
wax<m can. 8130 takea It; a bargain. Moat 
b« sold at OKeT Addreou MBS. WT.IZAWKTH 
FITB. lis N. LlacolB Arg. Ooabca. lad. 



FOB BITF Ttnapa «( 

do tea acM. 




XJTB WIBB — MoTlBg PIctnre Theatre. lot, bnlld- 
Ing and my own electric light plant for aale. 
Heart of boomlag oil Beld; making big moBHT. 
Easily .arranged to play road aitractlona n,MO. 

Eirt caab, balance paymenta. A. B. NICHOLS, 
eUer. Okla. 



FOR SALE, CHEAP 

noaa Candy Moehlaa. compieta naed 

good aa aew; 840 takea It. O. O. D. on 

laealpt of <10: moaay tetarBCd U aa^ Ate 



GL0SIN6 OUT RALL GAMES 




Dr. J. W. Reaalter, 



Foatorla, Ohio. 



FOR SALE 

.-^FAMILY— 

Rijou Theatre 

ANN ARBOR. MICH. 

Fbpula^ of dty 20.000 

tion. Open year around. 
Seating capacity 300. lO-oe&t 

adndiiiDn. Sdmn'ol^Uly. 

2 matinees. Only down town 

.theatie- piayiiiiE vaudeville. 
Ads b^ipkBd^to September 

15th. Reason for selling, 
am framing tent show. 

ii^ttsiiJiEsn. 



DEAN M. 

lUOU THEATK, 



SEABOLT. 



AT LIBERTY 

EiiiMQil Trap Druwer 

l>llU^I.LiiLVIUSIU0N,OH1O. 



AT LIBERTY 

Strong Cornet 



.188 

good fcataia FUia, 
OrapboiAoaa. also good 
tent show, with two *~ 
Wanted, Plana Player. 




44 



I 



X li e Billboard 



JULY 23, 1910. 



GRENLOCK & BYRD 




•nht Bar iMh ft* My 

ud th« Inimltalila W9." 

Who Joat flnlsbcd aixteea week* of th* bast 
Soatbeni time, and ate now inndlaKtlw Koctt. 
xUma In cmn at VOm BUboud, TjMwia. 



PACIFIC COAST VAUDEVILLE. 

(Contlnoed from page 8.) 

Tbe foUotring U a Uat of acts sow plaTlnc 
the Oipbeum Clrenlt on tbe Coast: Annette 
■alletaiaiin. CUSoid and Bntk*. Waar Ollttcna. 
'~ ■rdser ShIeUi and Cow, Honr AtUnaon, 
itaa and Boake. Bett and howm Walton, 
ID Bnia.. OadfRT and. HeodoooB, Cade- 
aod not. Of.. Jaaies Thornton, Edward 



BojntoB 



OaTla and Co., Apdate'a Animals, The Imperial 
Mnilclnni, Forties and Bowman, SIfnor Trar- 
itor. Fannr KIcc, Prbutle and WUtlng, Harry 
U. Webb, Ftetens and Valeria. Slesd and Mat- 
thewa. CUne, DeMsrest and Co tier. Obas. Wajne 
and flOwt S« £•!• FaUar and " * — 



CHICAOO PATTBIt 

(CoBtlBaad from page 9.) 

The Diamond Oomedy Fonr, who are noir 
worklns the park time fee William MorrlK, are 
one of the best slnaliis faatores on that circuit. 
Tbe qnartette eonsuts of Cbrls. Sorensen, man- 
ager; Eddie Jacoble, flist tenor: "Bob" Rlcb- 
»r<l-i, bass; WIU Hearst, second tenor. Chris 
Sorensen \rUl be remembered as a member of 
Uie Quaker City Foar. 

Miaa Katherlne Andrews, who Ib singing oat at 
Forest Park, will be Coond In an act of bar own 
this fall. She ia featoring Ted Sajrder's melodies 
out at the west-side amnscment resort right now, 
and is eooaldered on* of tbe most popular eater- 



NKW YORK VAUDEVILLe CHAT- 
TER. 

(Continiied ttom page 8.) 
John Ford and 




Pta. Ford 



FOor, Conle C. Chase. Ar- 
and Roacoe Fox, are 



I aifflliia with success placing the summer parks, 
with tSeIr singing, dancing and planologne. Tut 
week they are at Sagandaga Park. 



they are a{ Sagandaga 

Ed. LarlTlere la stU tbe same taTorlte at 
Uie 23d Street hooae and aeema to be In right, 
ts be has no tronble In getting tbe crowds to 
. Ma la the cboniaea with him ' ~ 

- MMt Uls at am tar. 



ROBERT HI1J>RETH 




CHICAGO VARIETY BILLS. 
(Continued from page 8.) 

der to make the bin a aeiMK.'fHf 'ilialad the 

beadllntng honors, hot bad tnay Msn' com- 
pelled to bave been absent for some oaaccoont- 

able reason, the program wonld atlU have been 
a record-bieakcr from tbe standpoint of abil- 
ity. The Bassell Boys, the Imperishable come- 
dians, have not chaoged a word of their ume- 
defylng act, aud next to clo^g made tbe aud- 
ience bowl Just as loud as any previous ap- 
pearance of theirs. 

Tbe Kaufman-V'erdna Troupe of Blcydlfits. 
who close tbe bill, was of next lmp<^tance. 
They ride In every manner excepting norsiall>, 
and the feats which they perform hronght ai>- 

ElBDse by the hdiuefiiL Tbe TOp o' th' World 
dancers, with their collie ballet and big hniuan 
polar bear, in spot F, made ereryone feel that 
the best of dancing had been witnessed; 
"Screaming" Welch and hla two acrobatic part- 
ners. Mealy and Mootroee, played a borlesqne 
game of baseball, which waa fnnny In spots; 
Ulle. Reoee. a Boropesn lostromentallst. who 
Is new to Cblcsgo, preceded Tbe Bnssells (see 
New Acts) ; The Kaufman Brothers, in some 
tuneful OflgiiuUtles. llred up to their billing, 
and wtM uinoat aa .blg .a langb as I«st— A Kiss 
la OlMtMl'Patk, tha old favorite offered by UIss 
Kdoa PlilllSps, and an excellent - cast ec lire; 
The Joggling DeUSle opened the show snd lug- 
gled the entbnslaam of the audience at will, 
ani Miss Bragglns, who followed amused with 
ber dainty, chubby atyle of entertainment, par- 
tlenlaily with her German Tet^on. 

WILSON ATBNIIB THBATRB. 

No exception to tbe Uat of tba beat bills la 
the coontry. Charging i^opolar nelsea, Uan- 
ager Bnrch llnda llttio or no tnsolo In adllng 
oat erery boose, and aeeoidintljr tn altoiding 
the highest priced acta. WUeh ate obtainable 
from tbe Chicago Tanderllle Managers* Asso- 
ciation. 

Tbe Six Aluslcal Splllers. closing the suon, 
went up the ladder of success sa many rungs 
ss is possible in one week by scoring one of 
the biggest hits of their csreer. (See Kew 
Acts.) Although this sextette of musicians has 

>nd of the 

at: llr. B. 



s down-snd-out girl, and when the uiuid Is 
crossed with silver, placea In her charge a wish- 
ing necklace. To test tbe power of the cbann, 
she wishes, like Maxipe Elliott and others, to 
bsre her own thestre. Immedlstely It sppears, 
and Miss Stokes and Mr. Bernard, with puppet 
bodies, make comedy, music and other en^yable 
diversions. In exchange for laughs and eDlbnil- 
sstie apidana*. 

Their alBgtag la a featnre, and It won for 
them most entboslastte applaose. Mr. Bernard's 



FOB SALE. CrsEAF— Electric Peerless. Style 
D- Piano, little over year old. been well cnrvd 
for. PEERLESS, care BlllboarJ. Cluoliuintl, 
Ohio. 



OBEATEBT LtVINO rSEAE— A three-legged 
Calf, one year old. In healthy condition. For 
sale for best offer. Address LLOYD MOOSE, 

Dansvllli.. N. X. 



BOLLEB SKATES— We bav« aboat 200 pairs 
Bicbardson Bink abnWaud > a— it b a r aop- 
pUes to sell cheap. -JPBBD O. BJEBVUB, Ot- 

tumwa, Iowa. 



FOB BA.I. E— 2 Deer. 8 amaU hocaaa.-* larga 
Horses. Soitable for Meiry-ga-raand or Camaaai. 
Also Friction lack. Bind wiieaiU OaMa. Other 
M. O. B. 'partly iteajk a X lilUWUX, Vy- 
rls, Ohio. . ■ 



Robert Hlldrctb * Co.. presenting the pro- 
tean comedy-dramatic sketch entitled. "The 
Four-Lesf Clover." are now. working their way 
eastward, and will, twdonbtedly, make the sae- 
nas. tban wUcb tkar JuMI anwad <r- 

- — r irrmii- imnitiri - 



and they bore tip mder the strata- wondcxfolly 
wclL Laogta, spelt with capita] letters, wouldn't 
begin to tell the stoty. It was a riot at the 
WUson. Edith Melbs snd Co.. In a stage upon 
a stage. In a new act. opened tbe show; aee 
conespoodlng column. Evelyn Klncaid, the 
song story girl, and .Elmore and Haymond, In 
Nifty Nonsense, were the acta In one. with tbe 
latter in tbe preferred position. Miss KIncald 
entertained with ^Rim-bogr. Bandy Legs and 
other .kU aonga, : wblla vBtaHM ^ond: Baymond 



Ilia -intnia^llBv' llili' 



as 

'a sh- 

NEW ACTS IN CHICAGO. 

UABT lOKSIB arOKBa AND HBB TDNKT 



wan stage; 
HI •renlng, 



JOOT BBBWAW: 
m^-SkadtSKnlKK-'^' 



WUson 
special 
July 12. 

In. a atMe iipoa:a.at8|i* la. tba billing wkid 
grceta 000*8 .aye upon Oc progiam;' and It Is 
aptly ehoaon.' Xboy Bemaid, ia'tba ^gib'of an 



Md. tlma-bMlt. 



Compkte; to sdl at mibe on account of 
sickness. PRICB— 9900.00. My Flea 
Circus is well-known in all America, there- 
fore don't write but come on. A. IROWI, 

135 Ocean Ave., .Atlantic City, New Jersey. 



Wanted, Quick 

Good Stater Team. Must ehanee 3 
ni^riB nanonajrer.miistiead and lake 

Permanent address, De Tlidder, La. LON- 
DON'S BIG TKNT SHOWS. 



$15 buys a platform or pit show consisting 
of AllUcator Boy and 6x8 psinUog. SIS buys 
12x18 foot striped top, soitable for pit or re- 
freshment stand. $10 boys 12 was ba a d a of 
erimlnala and 6x20 painting. 40 foot xsond top 

tent. KO. Canr ' 

JesH 
LOCK 




trada 



Bis.. 



j3y 



Oaa be aeen witb the 
bny Son Be ar or 
Addraas THE SmXH 
Fa., 7oly IS; 



FOR SALE 8bafw-«anaeia. TfenU. 

etc.. 20 One (Sgas and smaU Animals: aU ready 

for exhibition; one 40x80 Tent, one 30x50 Tent, 
4 .\nlmal Banaers. one entrance, one swell Uan- 
dolln Hand Organ and other show stuff for 4 
In 1 or Platform. Will tell all or separate at a 
bargain. Addiesa CHAS HILLERT, Gen. DeL. 
Fottstown, Pa. 



FrM Catalog of Polntars 

SPORTING GOODS 

Speclsj Cards. SOc pk.; Spe- 
cial Dice. 82.00 set; Set 
Spindle. 815.00: Uprlsht Fad- 
die Wheels, 85.00 to |19.00: 
Doll Backs. 820.00. lo mjl.00; 
African Dip. 850l4IO ta' #125. 
KEBiTAK ma. CO., 
185 Bearbom Street, Chicago, 




iake Big Money Ontdoors 

Own a Proctor Portrait Camera 

Tb« biffsest bon&tm in tnon>7 nMklns — 
to-d>/UlAklii|rplotDna wltbtbo PHOO- 

telM«pletisrM,flnlBbo>aad d*UT 
attbo rmto ot olffhtj- «,a boar. 
Toa aui g«e ten mnu apleoo 
for thMS pletOTH aa fkst u 
joa cmn t»ka tb«ni mad thm 
work li all dona without oan- 
Tualnc Allroa haTo to do la 
to »et Toar caioara op anj 
p aoe wbaro thara ia a erovrd: 
at streat ooninia, la froaft oC 
manttfactttrtiiglcutttotlona. t«. 
•ortB,fMJr%pIciacp'onnd«.&o.. 
and toa monar pours In a« fa«i 
aayoaaaahaadia iu Ode maa 
judeSt-OOOLOOta aaamiili. 
Oaaam u coaM>lata— anttraiy 
•atomatio— liutaBlaaaoQB da> 
valopar— new and noval— coata 
vary llUla and wilt maka jotx a 
tortona tbia aammar. 

Hud TUs Orrcr. 

Waaatt tta Froetor l^ortnut 




bnttoBS, one hondrod beanutai' 
'eamea,a tripod, and a paekags 
ordsretopar for «U,<0. 

Send aa three dolUua now and 
wewiiiahlpatonee.aeTaadollanCOJ». PatOaaMiatn 
opantlon. earn big money sen* day.and psy tha other 
OTadnllarswbvaroa baveprand <hM ererr word we 
•ay ia traa. Addiilooal bnttoaa one doliarp ' — 



w la iraa. addinooal bnttoaa one doliarperb 
Ws are thoranchly rallahiei tneorporated under tha 
Jaws ot tbe staU ot New Tork with m <&pltalo( «a,m 

iH(B-«riire.m.. ess w.434a..iaiM 



FOR SALE 
NBW BOCAND THBATBE; aeaU 1.180: dae> 
trie; one block from public aqnara and la tba 
heart of tbe city. For further infarmatlon and 
terms, address O. F. BOIANO, Usrlon, lUlnola. 



FOR SALE — ONE COBBINATION BAX 
fAiaiiT BABI3AIX THBOWING OAXE, 
12x12, wortb 825 daily at psrks. fairs, etc., con- 
sists of eight figures and eleven dolls; jnst re- 
iMtlnted; cost over 8100; sacrifice, 834, casb. One 
Cooyne's Adr. .\eroplsne with cord; cost over 
818: sacriSce, 8T. casb. Have few bnndred 
copies Offldsl MoTing Picture Gnlde snd Direc- 
ted (copyrighted), price 81; wU sscrlfice, 20c 
copy, silver. Hare sereral sets secret directions 
only, coreilng hand-cuff act, trunk mystery, 
sack mystery, rope ties, altogether ten secrets; 
BscrlBce st 81 per set of ten, worth 85 to 825. 
E. HATDON BOZEL. Fredericksbnrg. Vlrgiids. 



mted at Om-PiM I1i|ir aui Siiier 



In Be tbaatra, lady oc 1 
yoadabatk. Kai 
atteatlM .piH tr.' 
not Bwbtloaal 

nraiiklia. O. 



Don't write imlcaa 
Mo 



8H0W1IEH, LOOK!— WUd Boy, tlS; Care of 
Horror. 845; DerU OUM, 815; Alligator Boy, 
815; Pig Child. 815; Sea Serpent, 818: Twu- 
Headed Giant. fSO: Indian Woman with Two- 
face Child, tZB. O, H. HOOD, 8 Tan Hoidsa 
St., North 



FOB BALE — One complete Aimitage ft Gulnn 
Circling Wave Swing. Will sell at almost hslf 
pric e. F or further psrtlcnlars address OZO. 
CdBYgg, Ban. Dal., Kewanee, m. ■ 



LT7NETTE AND CABINBI, 823; P. Play 3,880 
ft.. 845; new. 81TS M. P. Machine, $55; 10 oth- 
ers cheap; Films, new M. P. Ugbt, equal to eal- 
clum, coats only Sc per boor to nm, almple; sand 
tor ein. and jpitce; bugaln Uata, ataap, .V. Ik 



HUME FN SUE ^ 

Bulldloes of cement; aeats 1.200; ralaed fleer; 
now doing good business. Business Intsreata In 
SeatUe caU me west. Address 806 H. HAIH 
STBEET. Msrshalltown. Ia. 



SCENERY 

PICTORIAL STREET FMR FRONTS 

F. M.. CHAMBI 



FREAKS WAMTQ). 

White City 



CHICAGO 



HENRY EMGARD, 



Wanted for Herdrants' Free Street Fair and Canuval 



BROOKVILLE, IND. 

August 15 to 20. Six or eight good Tent Shows with good fronts. Meny-Oo-Boand^^OM 
Feiris Wheel, all on a good percentage. Ala* one or more good FTee Attractlona. ma 
tew more psopto than any other erent la tbIa part ot the .WHM ejrwjn, 



_ . Was*. 
fUt wUl 




Manager at 



WOBLDW I'SOOBBSSITB BBOWB, Tka Tinrtnd 

BdriMttOB wia mi AtttacMona. 



JULY 23, 19ia 



Xtte Billboard 



46 



itUlcthjriajs aU Hi* qaii 
tt» cast, ud . am* m jam. 



KBor, In pBrtlcaUr, lilt tbe ricbt spot of tb» 
•ortb 'liore patroDf, and onir whea the lut 
aaaibcr bad b(*«a rei>eate(l three titnei were 
tbtj alloxved to loaTe tbe stage. The mlnlatura 
•taie effccta were good, even to tbe auDouDce* 
Buot card!, which carried tbe names of aucb 
■BMtntnti as UUIan Ruaaell, Boae Melville, 
Smm, «te. 

aOBBBT HILDRETH AND COMPANT, PBE- 
■mriNG THB FOUn-L^F CLOVEB. 

CMatj Theatre. No. S. Full atage; special 
,11 mlutss, Ssaa areDlns, liar IS. 

~ " vale characters la 

which, bowarar, 

J la Ik* dUktsst la the smootb- 

iHnw«f'''lfe*''*Wf« . A' tern to Martgaga. ■ 
iftiafllBt owaer - nh* Ml gold la «ae putnr*, 
•ni tbe lore alTSIr of two tab* Jarcalles, go to 
Oiicad the needle, which has sowa a pretty plot. 

Mr. Blldreth, tbs Irsmp. famishes as with 
coaudx; aa tbe owner of the farm and as the 
father, real actlnff. aod as the rube Ud. mora 
ceoiedT. Ills chances are llchtnlng-Ilke. snd 
wla him considerable applsaae, and tbe sketcb, 
as s whole. Mean .10 b*Jnt tto tigbt sort of a 
eehlcle to cany aaek a : ehaase artist aa jtr. 
BlMteth. 

A tarrn U about to go back to the owner on 
a Bortgsse, tbe Isst effort to raise tbe mooer 
snrlBt ttultlcss. Tte siwaer, fearla« ther wUl 
lalat n* naner, aad datMag. part of the farm 
la a bnnr, aasM t* allMr ttem to be freed 
fteai d«M M bfiu ba MaSwad to work one-halt 
tt tto CltlB,. -iMa.-lMlVlBiS* tear-laat'4oTer 
Mi, k* kaair 'ta'aaaiaM a wnaltk of gud. Tbe 

" " -», »ot wta* te tbe seheme end— 



Ba Bteadman aad Uajr 

Oollle Ballet. <MldIe Storer and "Xtn," 
Walker and "Bebe," LUIIan Ludlow au "Jim,' 



■ TOP O' TB' WORLD DANCBS8. 
. llsjcslic Theatre. No. 6. Fnll stage; special 
aattlag; is minutes. Seen eTcntoc. Joly 11. 

A Dig musical comedy production, conalatlng 
of premier foot artlats and the ortclnal famous 
"coiUe ballet" In Kria Krlngle'a Dream. The 
following cast held op tbe reputation of the 
bigger show, and In spots were eotboilastleaUj 
applauded for tbeir slagle aSHta: 

DoU FWbmss .....r..,....TOrlaia Iloi* 

Peppermint Kid Bbtct Alt 

Joek-lo-the-box «;'.'.',.V;.,.;.v...Walter Bdrke 

Polar Bear .■.3......i....i...Hsiiy Hewitt 

Kris Krlagl* .....pani Holtoo 

-OyJ'.'r'- and dsnee hj Walter Barke. 

Site 

.™ tiuiisD uHuow aoa ■rjba," 

Mar Lawless and "Snow." Ooldle Stercr aad 
"King." May CaUaa and "CoHo." """" 

Batrr Hewitt, aa tbe Polar Bear, probably de- 
serres the inost credit, for. la sa srcUc coa- 
nms ot tbe bearleat tor. be worked as hard aad 
as well ss It he werea't persplrlag at all, and 
yet the tbrrmometer stood exactly at 90 la the 
shade, on ibe outside. Tbe eoUle does made a 
iff.^. «»»«le«l anmbers prored 

tatte whistling riaaa aad aided materially Ue 
Mseaaa at tbe skit as a sammer dlTeraloo. 

4UUX0*B Om AND CO.. COUSDT DBA- 
iHATIC 8KKTCH. 

■P'Si!-?'""'"' Seen eTColnc July U. 
acted aa the llaes aire elOTerty wrftteo. aad In 
flfu. «JJr'*-^riS. f»^r liladl.d, A 
utue story, wblcta ts an ezpoaeat of ical& at 
««ry turn, tells of an aapUant for tte Men 
•lag*, who I. graaplng ht tK lut sSaw to 
appear lo public. A chorus gtrl. who baaa lai? 
fS^^^;.l'"''?^ f? » n>»«««Uon ta Its tnitb, pnU 
(be little girl from the West wise to wbat she 
baa auil to learn, aad wben oppSrtoilS^riZS! 

wBicb la to be commended. The singer w^uk 
ISf* noTlce baa to take, appeus at tbe 
is? I..?".?.';:-."?'""? »«Ue Wisteralte ot 
THJ"* ^*^*SS* Tbe rough and ready 

SiL '.V,S.»*"jPiE!S fantMtle at 

;!!fv* however, heara all. and sUggerfnx 

Sid^'xr'stis sS&SF^^* 

mingled with cSMw^-m'«& 
of diTersloo. makttlua'^^af' IS 
of the season. — • 

"JJ-S"* ."'^"'1 "o** o' her erery line. 
Ud coold not be better aulted to tbe part. Her 
ojWnal style of comedy coold bardffbe Im- 
SStto !52,' S\S*' •■"^ togetlSr witb the 
ehl .« ,tf £Li'f» T<"iP* prima doana. made 
TWs • •«'™" of applanse. 

Si .-S •» ««xJ enongU to appear ra any 
Bin and In most any posltloo. ~^ 

THE DISCOVERY OF TUK NORTH POLE. 
SCENIC PRODUCTION. 

SKf. jiuj^' «»«»»««»• 

*" conecsaloB wofU,- tMa wbiek 

Tmm atrsjige to tbe stage erew aa It 

•S .V"* who sUnda to one aide 

i5?,K^^''5 Peary'e tbrlUlng Journey 

S£.?i;''ii.'**,°«' «°o.»wtt of tbeTudlence'a 
wme tor tbe Talne leeelTed. 

el^»J*V. *"&Jf. •» ">« ■How • 

m^n f^SV^ annset. showing a 

•Ion -?I''iJE5!: ^^'» aty, wbara tbia conees- 
tbi im.'T^l •»«•■«? tbongbt 

SterSe. «* ereathm aa tbe £wb iSnbpIe 



* BYRD. SINaiNO AND TALK- 
INO COMBOLAMS. 
P»S!L^'?'''? TbMtre. No. «. Olio In one. 
tJ?*" 8eea cTaalag, July 14. 

•nT^.h'^''^''. T'"" forty S«se.power Tolee 
fhi. ^t-.x'"'"'"'"* "*«••- tbe billing of 
tl^ ynni"**"". and wttb ftw exception* 
ir.i?L,"'*? •» " In eseb esse. They proved 
. >0"1lT applauded. 

aufllclent manirestatlon that 
lf!I.-"S HP^- ""•'> »n Tburaday night 

IS one of the most critical sudlcnors In existence. 

•hJ J'"^ *' *b« World With Yoii allowed 
IOC fortyborse-power voice to stow, imd Oo On. 
J*53ja Bye. the other to display his dialect, 
JHS?.IJ> .both eaaea- ts good. Tbe jokes In 
K^S-**"""" oo not come quite faat enough. 

!."4 ■>>°"M be Intrisperaed witb some 
I 7..?*!*1.t''. «!>• tttt that tbey have 

* loMielr dlatogne which lelleees the mo- 
—nv. Tkry daa* entk Mare. Vaala .a .Btti 



Otrl now. tbe "wop" using a take tenor for tbe 
harmony. 

PICKBBIUi AND LECLAIRH TN nAUGHT IN 
HIS OWN TRAP. 
Bush Temple Theatre. No. 5. Full stage. 
Fifteen mlnntes. Seen evening, July 14. 

Mr. PIckerUI Is a aazopbona artlat, a fact 
evidenced oo aeveral occaalona, and thereby tbe 
sketch gets the billing musical comedy. Hobby 
would go to a masquerade and deceive hia wife, 
wbom ha considers easy, bnt abe In turn worka 
00 bis Jealonay by preparing to apeod Ibe eve- 
ning elsewhere. Ucr rase works snd hubby pro- 
fesacs that tbe wbole matter waa a Joke, and 
promises, to take his better half along to tbe 
aa^ed e elebr a t lwi aad be better In the futore. 

Tha llaaa aia a May cases laeoherent. and 
both part* "Mai Watering considerably, but 
whea down to a aawoth mning plane. Caught 
In His Own Trap will prove an Intrreatlng com- 
edy dlveraioa. As it stsnda. It looks good 
^ aa a' Ctatore on. the small tlaa. 



r. nuawm'siBK sinoiko axd tsaucing 

_^ . -iMBiMi MIo. 8. Olio la one. 

Twelve mlaatse. ' Ssea avenlag, Jnly 14. 

P. Pearson was a rarprlse. Beceleed skep- 
tically owing to tbe merit of tha piteedlaf 
acts, tbe andlenee was at drat loatb to aek- 
nowlege a comedy make-up to be worth ap- 
plause. Be soon showed tbem, however, the 
folly of tbelr ways, sod wss not long in man- 
ufacturing laughs, titters, and entbualasm. He 
works tbe silly kid very sillily, and sings sucb 
songs as Skinny, .Old Doctor Brown, and Always 
la tbe War, B'goab. aU which won him tbe dla- 
w balaR a jfoaA alagia Isr -aar at the 



AIXBN SISTERS. diNOEBS AND nAlNIBBS. 

Erie Theatre. 'No. S. Olio in Oaak' . Xwelve 
mlBotcs. Been evening. July 14. 

iaoaiar sporting offering, which aafasa aliong- 
ly at tka Boaslter shop of mnsle; bat aNlda the 
Idea ot aeog plogglng nicely. In e e atnai e a of 
a hold red, they opened with When Teddy 
Coaus MsrebJng Home, snd danced accordingly. 
Aa audience sou on the iriirt of one and Meet 
Me To-Nlgbt In Dreamland, by the other, as aln- 
gles. gave each an opportnnlty to make a change 
of wardrobe aiui sppcar for their closing num- 
bers. When tbe Balmy Breexes Blow wss tbe 
feature mdody at this point, and In spite of 
the fact that there were only a few of tbe 
more faithful wbo "sttiek" for all of tbe last 

lafsctloQ. ' • . ' 

A little aera taaBi:«aA.. whlck wOl be ae- 
connliabed by laan nkbanBs aad perfOcmaacea, 
la abont an this aiaNr Imb accds to be made 
a feature song snd daaee offering. One makes 
the mlatake of keeping her eyes oo ber partner's 
feet, where a little adf-conOdence will do tbe 
work she herself feels la neeemary toWard tbe 
bettering of tbelr appearance as a team. 

COMET ART CO.. COMEDY SKETCH. 

Bush Temple Theatre. No. 4. FuU stage. 
Twelve mlnntes. Seen evening. July 14. 

Tbe time of this act might bsve oeen longer, 
bnt Stsge Hsnager Cbsrles Oardner tbought tbey 
had annoyed the andteoce long euoogb and the 
curtain allpped nolalessly down on what ap- 
peared to be a fruitless effort oo the part of 
a brush srttat to prove his tjuestlonsble abOlty. 
Phone calla by tbe tboasand. tbe leading of 
business mall In an artist's stadia, and the ap- 

C ailing alienee aeeempanylag a long'4cawn-o<it 
It of painting, all msde eaongb smnsement to 
deserve tke billing "comedy sketch." but It wss 

all In the wnjnR (llo'ctlon. 



WAHTXD— rOB COVHO SEASON— HIgb-Clasa 
Companies. Huaieal and Dramatic. In be st sh ow- 
towa la Lonlaiana. Address B. L. STSRN- 
Amite. La. 



— WANTED — 
FOR THE BIG NORTH VERNON DAY 
AND NIGHT FAIR 

Pair and Hone^Jonlng Week, July SMS, a few 
higb-class shows with good fronts. BALPB 
OABST, Secretsiy, North Vernon. Indiana. 



THE FAIRMONT FAIR 

will B« H«ld,S«|rt. 6-8. 1910 

Week preceding Wbeellnc. W. Va. WANTED— 
Clesn rv Skowa aad Oia n ai l Dai; ao gaahUag: 
ten an ia M ktlH; Mimp nOK I. KWR; 
Secretaiy, VUnaaat, W. Vo, 



$15 to $35 Per Day 

This la wbat yon can can by 
operating our Isteet model 
No. 4 Wonderful Ferrotype 
Machine, and we can prove 
It. Thia maclUne makes 6 
atjlea of plctnrea. namely: 
button pletnrcs, aMsSK, aad 
l%xSH, aad la rteataUo (ar 
making graops aa the lsaa«b 
of pla te. It la tte Wggtat 
■OBey*Biaker Car atraat talraa 
camlvala. oatlaga. ate. She 
large else picture, whoa 
mounted, messures SKzBfi. 
In order to introdoea this ma- 
chine on tbe market, we will 
make s apeclsl offer tor the 
month of July loly, ai.d seU 
It for S18.00. Begnlar price, 
I22.S0. Von can take, llalsb, and deliver a pie- 
tnre to be mounted oa a tagalai aiaaat ar p«*- 
tal card re ady for ■alllag, or la a baaaak ready 
to wear, wltbla 30 m aati. Ifea pilao oC oar 
isio Uodal Telo Cancia Heopa with aaongh 
aoppllea to awka 400 bntioa pletaraa aad 
brooches Is tIS.OO. Plates, SHxSH, $3 P«r 100: 
l%x2U. tl P^r 100; button plates for sleava aia- 
chine, eOc per 100; monats, 20e to 80e per 100; 
plataa to lit any button machine. BOc par 100: 
button frames, SOe to tl.00 per gross: dOTelopar, 
20c per aet. Deposit ot «5.00 requited with 
every order, bslsaea O, O. D. band foe free 
cataiogne. NBW lOBK raUHXRVB' 00., 
iHfpt. A. l«8H Otfmar ilii Haw IMk ai7. 

N. X., D. A. . 




SHIELDS' NEW SPECTAGLAR FEATUREACTS 

SHiTEB SYBEN; ORIENT DANCE; DIAMOND DRESS; 4 Scaaona; Ooddeaa of Gold; Oorgeona 
Coatanas; Lanterns; Slides: NBW Original LADX Acts; Fosa Ontdt. «15; Serpeatlaa White 8Uk 
Dawl^ nta Oaaea OntSta; U. P. Suand Bffa ett; aat , tltt, FacUUa Oald ~ ~ 
glOt Onslaaisa, BOseta. BBOF. SBmUk 



rOB BAU; OOBTUltES. I 

Dock Coats, Panta, S2 eachi . 

each; B^y Dress, *3i_MlnBtmI Owt, 



nimi « SliiaP WUta WaatMl Ooats. gt; M . 
4 Bottentota. IS oadll g Iti^ fU^ |«^aadii_iq Naraaa. IB 



aatial 



I BracolelB and Atialets. |1 i 



Ladles' Court Wig (^eraer's make), $3; tfsrgnerlta, fS; Oiay Ulnstral Sidts, satla faced. IS] 
Sailor smta. <S; Uen'a FootbaU, IS; Boater Browne, 12: Auto Coat, Caps, 12; Jockey Snlta aaA 
~ " - - _ „ tmIt; Sonbratta Dreaaea made *a 



, . , IS; Boater Browne, 12: 

Legglsa. *2; I^dlea' high and ankle Boots (Mlll< ' 
order from »12 opwards; Sonbrette or Bang Wig, 

Bilk Oown. te: Jtx-ker iioot». l«j:.<«', tL'.-.0. Our tl5 ftoiihrftto Dr. 

t luflles. "STA N T.rY," S56 A-Wast 81Ui Stroot, SSV XOBJL 



high and ankle' Boots (Mlller'a male). t» pair: Sdnbratta 

■ ' ■ • - — $2.50. J3.B0; otbera, 



tl to «2.B0: Olrl's 
ius4e of satins or val^ 



WANTED QUICK FOR 

WIEDEMANN BROS. SHOWS 



FbstKClass Unslelaaa and WOd West Peoclei „. 
to all deoartmenta. Address TOK WIEDEMANN 



also good Assiatant Canvas Boas and Worklngnea 
Hoxie. Ksn.. July 23; Waukaeaey, SO. TOI 



AT LIBERTY- JULY 23th 



;40 WEEKS WITH CHASE USTER CO. SHOW. 

Address, ALFRED TOMASSINI, Box 453, Dnrant/ Okla. 



WANTED-A GOOD FREAK 

A Curiosity for Up-iown Waifona 

YOUNG BUFFALO'S WILD WEST CO., »o8 E,M«i...oBSto^. 



CHICAGO. lU. 



FlmingteB Fair anl Ganinl Assaeiatin (Ine.) 

Every Day a Big One— Day and Night. ^ Grounds Lighted 
by Electricity. Annual Fair and Carnival, August Z, 3, 4, 
5 and 6. PRIVILEGE.S FOR SALE. Address 

e:. p. AI^I-EN* Flcgnciinqtoii, N> 



Motfs MJoita Carnival Co. 



vaalB. .VM .'bikw ')«■(. '.ita'-Slaaa' a lair: 



We are now booUns tbe good ones la 
legitimate concesalofia. 
T. J. ABBOTT. Manager. Plttstoo. Pa. 



The Wilkes County Fair Association Wants 

to contract with CARNIVAL with good, dean, up-to-date attractiiHia 
for September 27. 28, 29. R^y to dose contract now. Write joik 
what you have to offer aqd y«fur best tem^ finfc ktUr^ 
■ W. A. BULU«,1 



FOR SALE ••OPTIGRAPH NO. 4, 

mnlala wilk laaaaa aad tatoMm. IMriH. Sa. wlik takMB aaA tnaaa. S«ta. Hit SsUk Baa*, 



Camplata wMi laaaaa aad takiHiK M. with tatow» aad lia a a i. Htt 

$35; Lnbin, complete wItb lensea and take-op at 135: seTeral sets ot song sUdea at tl.50 per set: 
Ed. IJnlT. Head witb lenses. $13; and an BO. lamp, new, $3. Tbeae goods are all in drst-claas 
WUl ablp pKeUege of exam, on deposit ot $5.00. D. B. DAVIDSON. ¥» W. CoUas 



Will seU cheap if sold at once. AddresBi MeINTYIl& 
PAXTON, Coney Island, CaUfomia, Ohio. 



THE PROFITS DEPEND UPON ..TH£ BUITING 
sTREeniini..iMCK:ir.3r6u CAN be*ttmi 



walpa 

Air Balloona. . 
mina Pots . . . 
Heart Lockets 

Spiders 

Clotb Paranoia 



........... 



...«..*,.... 
............ 



Knife Sbarpeners 

Large Heart Sbell Parses 

liOOs Shrit Chains tin qnaatitkal .. 
7-Piece Opera and Field Glass ....... 

Stick Pins 

SUTer Purses witb Cbslns 

NoTcltT Slipper Knlvfr* - 

ODt Chains witb Cbarms 

Paper Fans 

The Kea Wa Batloaa (gross aids) 

K«. S B. W. * B. 
fana Bj_W. * & 
•ap, Par asel a .......•.■••.&....•*.•• 

I.am R. W. A B. Dusters 

mo Soarcnlr reanants 

Slam Uedsls 

Raaor Hones (iorludlng Citeulan) 

Round or Straight Point Raxors. doa.. 



........... $ 

. ^..a ........ ^ ^iV 

and GMm.... 9.S0 

a •■a**'***w*aa*-aa***a*aaae (SS 

-• .... 10.00 

Gilt Rosettes 1.00 

SmsU Alarm Hocks 3.50 

BbeU Necklaces 2.2S 

AX Lace I'Ina — ...... 

Large Clotb Parasola . 

Initial Pins 

Large Shell P a i sia 

Gilt Doable Gkalaa- . ...'.a... awap. 
Prying Pans •.**.,.,,.,,,«,,......^....'. d.dO 

Mirer Cbslns 1.50 

Preah Gas Balloons 3.S5 

Potato Peelers ...••,.,,,* 4.25 

Large Hard Rubber Fountain 1*000 18.00 

We mske up any kind of a lot in this line that yon tmiy want, notion iota. l>ook iota, fountain pea : 

lota, jeweirr lota, abear Iota, comb Tots, knife and purse lots. 
Br fl""-g with OS, your succeaa will snrpriae your foes. You moat act aa qnlck aa lightning It 
' yaa an laoklag (or tbs cota. Whistis oxer for a « a t a l aB a a> 

M. GERBER 

BEADQUABTSBS FOB FAST SEIXINQ KOTKLTIES FOR STRKBTUBN. - 

Tao Sotatti Street, - - - PtiUadelpltlp,, Pa.^ 



46 



Xtie Billboard 



JULY 23, I9ia 



37} 



nun soe« back on him. Seeloc tlMt the 
r can not be drlren from a coone of black- 
Jftb, he mnrden him and tzlea to lay the 
Uame oa the blackamith, and would sacceed, 
too, had It not been for a little cirl who waa 
plcUns flovvera near the scene ot Carsoa'a crime, 
and who comes forward to tell what she saw. 
Heedless to sa;, Carson seta his deserts, whUe 
Grace and the tirawny 7oang amithy are started 
oa their world of happLnosit. 

THB COWBOY AND THE SQUAW (Drama; 
release July ST; leostb. 1^ feet).— Tbe Oow- 
hgr aod Oa 8«paw tails a Imesgr Western itory 
ftdl at ■ h ii lM riiii u bmt iDtcrest. sbowlsc the 
»— ifc w a alT cowlj jjis iw ii ft s i ii ln r daeda of ban- 
iB^ttat^U tbrnt josaad oak* th« blood leap 



jDl7— ■ 

Bad Man's Lwt Deed (Dma). 
GAUHOMT 
(Goorsc RIslBa.) 



Vaat 




,, with tbe sbcrur postlDC a 

saward for the eaptnre of Jake SIiiUDons, a 
fustier and all around bad msau Jaks ksppens 
to be tn the crowd nnicnown to the otkets. 

Uarr LorloK. a prodDct of tbs West, rides 
alcns mud Jake, who Is In lore wttk kst; pRsaes 
his salt. ~r 

Mary is In lore with Jim Dorkin, a manly 
JBilBg vtmUuj on ■ asitfaborlng ranch. 
vO;Ab Ssks S n iias tag his aoit. Jim lUea op, 
' Odja sad Mary ride off together. _ 

wnd with rage. Jake swears reTsmce%i both 
«t them and be, wUh a eoopls of his band, lie 
In wait for Mary to make her prisoner. 

Mary Is eaptored bnt manages to dash away 
bnt Jake gallopa madly after her and when he 

Ets ahnast of her picks her* hodHy imt of 
r saddle, gallopinx at full speed, swings hla 
MEBs aronnd and nllopa to Ills hiding place, 

';Bed Wine, an Indian aqnaw. wlw la a great 
.nieiid of Jim Dnrkin. on wm i of Jim haTing 
CBce aared her life, sees a^>a of Uaiy's stnig- 
Sles on the gnnnd and rides (or Jlni, teHa him 
What she aaw and thvcaUop la 
I.— d BaCW^ taMS 




tesiaogcr's Dog 

28— Pets Haa Hue L1tcs_ 
31 — Tha 
81— Woa __ 
SI— Jaroartri 
Jime — 

4— The Office S eek er 
. 4 — Beneath the WaOs at Mbtia Dame .... 380 

T— A Klgbt On the Coast 600 

7 — Monastery in the Forest ............ 400 

11 — The Marriage of Eather OBS 

11— liCrin's Aaset oo St. Honoraf s laland. S8S 

14— At the Dawning, or The Fear ot tbe 
Oomet (Diaiaa) 815 

15— Bather and Moideeal (Drama: Part U) 0(5 

18— Tbe &>aolah Frontier (Scenic) S28 

21— 13is Princess and the Pigeon (edocad 

drama) 400 

21 — Berenles and the Big Stick (ecmady) SOS 
2S— Does Nephew Get tbe Cash, or How 

Daele Got Wlae (comedy) B8S 

25— Lakes at Brentlde (scenic) 406 

28 — Tbe Elder Slater (drama) nO 

28— ne Unlimited Italn. or The BswIaK 

Machine That XtsTdcd (cotasdy).. IM 
Jnly— . ;- , »eet 

5— Oa the nrcahold (I 
2 — Motoring Among the 

of France (Scenic) S15 

6— The Clink ot Gold (Farce) 620 

6 — ^Ufe In Senegal Africa (Trarelogne) .. 423 
»— The InTiodble Sword (Mystery-diama) 880 
9— Bnina of Medlaeral Vortlfleatlons la 

France (Hlatarleal) I2S 

t2-^Tbe Hidden Serpent (Drama) Stt 

19— Ta the Bealm aC the Cm (Tear) .... 4S8 
Q sB m i l a iy Carce: col- 

- _ - . ■..........*•......... 048 

WaU' ' CtiiA' 'OVMtyl « • • • 812 
~ aC.-SaeMaaji^iaaBal...... Bis 



Jim. tn deathly 

safety. otTen himself 
, for her freedom. 

Jake accepts the exchanse, and taking Jim 
farther Into the footlillls. tie* Mm to a wild 
broncho and sends him galloplnr to his death. 

Bat Bed Wing. bla.faltbtnl ftleiid. atilkaa on 
Jisa'a trail, aenda «sr tbe jnaas.-and wbea Jim 
is sallaalaK tv his death. Bed Wtmr glres por- 
■alt and after a mad ride, reaeaea him hot rat- 
.' pag the npea and he falls to the groand oa- 
. hart. 

Jim then nHnmia Bed Wing's pony with her 
and they boOi daah back to Jake's camp. 
Jim flj|hts a .dnel, with Bowie knives, with 




IHLM RELEASESl 

BIOOBAPH. 
May— Ibet 

g-A Knot ii ^tie P lot (C— SSO 

^^^^^pw apa. ^iwMwy ««*««*^...^.... ■• . . • 095 

^^^^^Vbe IB8^ae^MSg ..................... 

JUIIII f^t 

2— la the Season of Bads 990 

8— A Child of the Ghetto (Drama) BSD 

»— A Victim of Jeatonsy (Drama) 8S7 

U-~tn the Border State Htfu 

M— Tbe Face at the Window 897 

90— Kerer Agala (C^edy) SBO 

S~SSf .1"f»?EP*«_tfiP™^> — 884 

S— The sujtad TJaia Xuae-(9naHi) ...^ S06 

37— A CUId'a lapalae (Drama) 994 

80— Moggay'a First Sweetheart (Comedy). 082 

*-ilie Pnrgatlon (Drama) ........... 988 

J— A Mldalflit Caplu (Drama) 997 

JJ^y^-."* SeM ((Jomedy-drama) S8K 

lt~i S""** * •^'«* (DramaTV:. 986 

IB— A Flaah of iight (drama) 808 

*-i tha BeUs Bang Ont (drama) IBt 

''eaa Bzteen (comedy) .. 635 

I CsB «s>_Apoa_ (drama) 004 

•»«•■•.■•.• 868 

flOHPANY. 

M-]^aB AhhC «{ a. Taiadiy -MaA 

;Hld the Cannoa's -Jtar dlBM) ; d600 
«1-Jle Mje Drirer aod tba^lSbHr 

Mote (Drama) .980 

" 8* _ „. Peet 

8— Tbe Piece of <.aee (Drama 99» 

■ I—S" Shyness of Shorty (Drama) 750 

T-Vb. BompUons oa Birds (Comedy) 230 

W— m* BeUrlnget's Oanghtcr (Drama) ..1000 

Id-ne Himse «a tbe Hm (Drama) 745 

14— United States Ufe Sarlas IMIIa (Eda- 

catlonal 250 

. IT — A Central Amerlcaa Bocaaaea fPtamaT lOOn 

ID— BootW Baby (Drama) no 

24— The Jndgment of tha Michtr 

0>rama) ......T. 

^B -^Tbe little Fiddler (Drama) ... 

8— Vhe Stara aad Stripes (Drama) .1000 

f— n* Tela of Two Omta (Comedy) 418 

■; i- g.. O B t -iOt^tba Bight (Drama) 960 

' .STSa^acraoa In Barana (8eenle.eemaay) 880 
V" ..l?*g'^*a"Ptloos Papered the Padar 

. V7-0Vl0TBS'and the New (drama) 1000 

. 8*7 A jBtonMer Hero (drama).. ..450 

:"x. T>i - t asy Blsrmer Brown (comedy) 660 

■^j g^^^ ^^^^^g^-^num) ^^gj^* ' ' ' no 

^ _^fc:;Mj g g^ 400 

j^^PoaAir. . 

1— XerTa Dnemma (Comedy) 7» 

1 — Heary'a Package (Comedy) « 205 

4— Away Ont West (Dranu) ....1000 

8— Boitr Bm ((^anedy) SSO 

II — The Banchmaa's >iend (Drama) 980 

18 — A Hooeymoon for Three ((>>medy)....X00O 

18— The Bandit's Wife (Draou.) 

23 — A victim of Hate (Srama) 

K— Tbe Fioicat Hanger Ottama) ........ 

S-&h-I,e^-«« aprila. JMdm (Cnanijr). 




17— The Wblla 
.ma) .. ...•......«.■>•.....• 

22— The wanderers (Drama) 

24 — ^Ihe Cheyenne BIden (Drama) 
20 — The Miner's Sacrifice (Drama) 
fOly— Past. 

1— Tbe (^ooel's Errand (Drama) ........ 

18 — Grandmother (drama) .......••••...«• 

15^-OarpocaI Ttamaa's war Bttiy Cdnaa) 

LUBIN ICAROrACnnnie. OOHBABT. 

Maj^ . - '■ ■ J:,..':j- wu^ 

B8— The BCTT ^Jkaataa^ ^tts^gg^gglj^g 

dnstrial). .. ■•' ......wm...... ....... 800 

Sty— A. Veteran of tbe G. A. B. (Drama) .. 860 
Jnna — Fee: 

X— Percy, the CowhOj (farce) 82! 

»-GCTaadiMM|^a oyt Ira 

•-aSe''New'~Boas' of'tt^K^BaBeb ^(Bok 

msDCe) .. .1' 
13— Tbe Wild Maa of Banco (Ohonilr):. 
13 — On Panther Creek (Drama)' ........ 

16 — Bed Baale'a Ijore Atfalr (OSasadFrllsa^' 

ms) 979 

20 — Tbe Boad to Happiness (BaBSaea) 
20 — Poetical Jane (Farce) 

23 — ^The Motion Picture Man (Comedy) 

27— Apache Gold (Drama) ' 860 

SO-rVaith Won and Lost (Drama) — 



ChndM Capitaa Okama) 

^^^.(Oo^dy) 




... aso 

m Maaw) 636 

Dollar Ca otaedy ) sso 

(di Bias) . . • . • 

Jine (drama).. 

am (dCTM).. 



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Have you investigated the 
Wiiditzer FianQrchestta 7 

Ite loaffiog lfficbdodeom are 

pattiBg&t tliis marvelous Automatio 
Orefacmnu It fiimwhea better musio 
than a regular ofchestrB of 5 to 26 
pieces, is always "on the job," and 
cata out the enormous expense of mu- 
sicians. The money saved pays rent, 

Kasy terms. leaa than paid to nnalelaaa. 
We sopply tbe C. S. Gor't. with nraaleal 
iBttmmcata. Write for big 98-page catalog 
* lesUraonlal booklet allowing warlltaar 
FlaaOrcbsstras In leading N^elodemia. 

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Mechanism 




THE MOST pptfpgr _Monov PIO- 

XT 18 ZH ~ 




SATB: 

**To K^vp ^cn some Idea ai to tlM 
extent KdlAon maciMzkea are In qm bj 
■ctoal count in tlUa territory, there are 
eleren EdlflOM to mm of onj other 



EdisoD MaoofactBring Go. 

n Xakaside An.. Ortags, >. «. 
. M Wahaah Are., O h leag e> IP. 

XZBETOBCnPES: 
General FUm 0>.. 41 East Slat St.. Vaw 
Torfc dtr; Oaseral Film 444 Waab- 
lastoa St., Boatsn, Haas.; Oenaral 
pom Co., 4th * Green Sta., FhUadel- 
plifB. Pa.; Lake Shore Film A Samly 
Co., 814 Bapecier Are,, B. E., CleT»- 
laad. ai Oeoeral Film Oo.. U State 
St., Ohlaaga, SL; Tale Film Eukaaga 
Co., 819 Kala St., TTsnaas Cfitj, Xs.; 

0«o. Breclt, 70 Tnrk Bt,, Ban FrancUoo, 
CaL 



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"THE DESPERADO" 

Lsngth, Approa. 1,000 P*at. 
A raal, livs Wastam eotmady. spark* 
lins With REAI. TRUE'TO-UFC 
Waatam atmoaphera. 

NOTE:— For tiie (»mplete details ttf 
our SlOO-word contest see liie Eaaanay 
Guide, August 1. WHITE FOR IT. 



ItelMs* of W*dnMd«y, July 27. 

"A BIB aCHJW6E'' 
ik *'l%ftOliia"'lttTTBi 

Idsnath, AppMacSMI 
Thia la a raal awaiiaa'-< 
ona andlaaa yoll. 



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Of aims rented and retnracd. A labor aarcr. It I 
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Thla book wlU sstc yon the losses and enti 
a edcrect account of dlma rented and retnned. 

It is a almple, practical book, with daily reeard 



It <s a almple, practical book, with dally reeard macea o 
rs transactions, tnat la an InTalnable aid to your book-keepe 
Bead t«e S-caat atampa foe nnle page aad hlaak film Bea 



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SES REELS OF GOOD BlUf per week, wiOi rigns and slides, $12. 12 rseb, SIB. 
FOR SALE— 40 reels of film, 900 to 1,000 feet, $16.fi0 per imL Edison Snrockets, 
<1.76. STEEL SLIDE Ci^RIERS, 76 cents; WOITT BURIT and WOIPT BREAK. 
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Hit — 

XT— Mirror of tha Watan 811 

r— A I'rlnw of Worth 860 

»— A Sailor*! rrieadshlp 887 

ao— Dotrn With tha Womu- (Com«d7) .. 6M 
W— Bu»Ia, Oocatlaa MooataiiM (Scenic) _ST4 



I— One Can't Bellan Onci Ujtt (OMnedr) 
1. lota da Caatni (HUtorical OcMWl ...... 

Tm PactntM (IkaaM>*«*«UU. 

t— uniaa and'ABCtU (AeMtatnil 

4_3lacbatb (Drania) ••••••■••••«•••«•••• 

(— Tba Fits of Companr H 

8— 4fba Empty Cradio 

8— Loey Coninlta tba Oracle 

lO—DImltrl Doiuko] 

19— 24-Bonr AutomotiUe Baca 

II— Ad Dnupceted Frlrad 

U— FloallDg to Wealth 

13_CblMUta EKtpads (Comedj) 

IS— lUcTO^BeaiatOKtaph^Iaaptas 8l<*ta»aaa 

IGdacatlMnl) 
a-n* BaM«M«^Da«MwJDnM),^ 

»— The Barry BUtca . UmiaO r 

IT— Poor, bat Pnod (Dnaa) .......... 

IT— Max Makaa a Toocb (OaaMto). 

If— WhlU riawB'a Darotlx . n>i i — ) 



•IS 
•or 

S41 

Toe 

m 

826 

361 
6*8 



al) 



BSS 
472 



M— A Cnrlooa iBTcntloD (Trick CofDcdy). 
M— Catcblns Flab Wttb OTBamtte (Seeole) 490 
B— The Great T*alo HoUT-Up 



»— Cacaar la Bgypt (ColMjl; 
n—Ban Ca From Oar MMI 
»— Kapolaoa (Rtetorleal) 



aso 



Dnuna) 

-MM). 

dOMadr) m 

..^ 

Feat 

lf-BrfeClUaa> Betty (eoaedy) IVT 

1 laalrtr tha Earth {colored apaetaeoUr) BU 

1 Mar FioUa the PoUea (eaoedyl B71 

1 BlilBi Feata by Oiaaa(>a (odaeatlMal) Stt 

4— na Bnaaway Doc (Cooiady) a»« 

4— The Rblae from Cologne to Blacas (CU- 

ored Scenic) 

<— Lore Te One Another (Ooloicd diaaa) 
8-Jlnks Bu the SboetlBr MaaU (Ooa> 
edy) •• •••••••••>•*«-•■>•••>>•««••• 44o 

8 — ^Bl(bcart«d Mary (Drasal 777 

8-CoT. Booaerelt BartevlBS WnaA Treopa 

(Topical) ISO 

»— Tbe Cbamnloa at the Race (OtOHdy) flOO 

Il-rJnat For OMd lACk (cooady) SM 

11— The Falthlca LoMr Jicoland dnau)...S3T 



tlonal) 

18— Terona (aecalc) 

18— A Polltletl DiscoalOQ (eooM^y} 
IB — PItaae Take One (comedy) ...i'...^... aw 

16— A Good Loaer (drama tle-eocnady) 6M 
18— Algerian Study (coloced edtieatloaal) . . 3TS 

IS— MUtakea Identity (drama) 4U 

' irfnl ^inphooy (colotcd trick) 438 




SEua. 

May— 

-la the Great Narthweat (Deaaia) 



rtat 

...1000 

.1008 



8— Tbe Bange Bidet* (Drama) 1000 

U — Romeo and Jnllet la Tawa iCooedy) 1000 

18— Cancht la the Bala (Caaw«r)- ..< 

»— Openlnc an Oyater (BdacaUMHlk ' 
as— Our New'UlnUter (Drama) 

>r — ^Tbe Loos Trail (Drama) loaa 

80— Tbe Fire CbleTa Dancbter (Drama) . .1000 

laly— _ Feet 
8— Oo Weet. Taaac Weoua. Oo Weat . 

_ ^^2***^?^ • • » * » • • •^i* • - • • • 

.Z~I5» Sfl«" 8 F«V <Draa»a) WW 

U— The HaU-Baea BtOFS (coaMAri. ...... .MM 

14-Th, Sheriff (Driiu) ...,.7...!.!.!!. 1M 
>t— * BuDiInc Story (OoaHiy) .......... aiO 

M— Tbe Pboenix (drama) .....1000 

a— Mazeppa (drama) 1000 

as— A Had Doc Scare (eoaiedy) 800 

S— A Sleep Walklns Cora (comedy) 310 

28— The Cowboy'a Stratacem (drama).... 98S 

„ TirAGRAPH. 

IF": . »»» 
37— Anotle at the Bo*t Race (Cjra-sdy- 

a) 977 

I of CbiyiutlMaiaia (Drama) two 

Peacemaker ;Oamrdy-Drama>. .. 900 
•»*et 
MS 

vn 



8— Dary Joaea* Panat ... 
4— Tbe Majca^ ot.tl* t«w 

.J— A Modera ctBdetella ...^.V<a^ wt 

!?~£!" Garden WaB ^^.-..;.V..;..... SIS 

H~U* of ...'.i.....'. SOB 

!♦— The BoialaB Lloo S4S 

;;— pa»7 Jooea* liondUdle* (Comedy) .. BSS 

18— Ifo, tha Bemar Boy (Drama) SOS 

TSIT H'''* *»• Balir ShMT . 

■—When OM Vtw York Waa Toon* 



r««t. 

1— Sared by tbe Flaa (Drama) ETO 

1 — WllaoB'a Wlta'a Coantenanco (Comedy) 42T 

X— Old Glory (Drama) MS 

8— A Boarding School Bomance (Comedy) SS8 
f— Betwaea^^T* sad H«aat (Drama) ., 917 

880 

DBBAK«XIPS« 

lOtotw KMMl) 
(la Fact 

1— Ber Life for Her SO** 720 

1— tMaklBf Salt 230 

8— The Nlchtmare 824 

8— The HoonUln Lake 188 

IS— The Gam Shoe Kid (Comedy-Drama) . 428 
IB — A Trip ThroQch Brasll (Trarelogne) . . S72 

22 — ^A Child of tbe Squadron (Drama) B4S 

M— Aa beniatoa lata JTiJe*, (Trgglcpn'O 430 

»•«.•••*••«.... 968 



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Good pay and ateady employment to 
man. State experience and all partteolaro. 
OPEBATOR, care BUlboard. N. Y. City. 



R. S. T. FILM BROKERAGE CO. 

13S Waat 3Tth StrMt. N«w York City 
Importcra and Exportera of FOrclxa and Domaatle 
FUma of Brery Make and Deaerlptton 
Aeceaaorle*, Sons Slldea and 
Annooneement Slldea. 
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IXTZRIIAXIOVAI. nUI TBAS2RS. 
rated. 147 4th An,, Maw York OltT, 
Seeinsa Buk BuUdinr. I^rceat dealern la tha 
world la accond-haad aixna. Importen and Bz- 



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WE BUY AND SELL 

Ploitgr of reels, S5, SIO, S15. Send for lists. 
Itasr song slides, with music, S2.00. 

CHICAGO FILM BROKERS 

Cor. Barnard and AInalaa. - CHICAaO 



OUR PROCESS 

Is entirely diSerent from all others. We 
MtiwHy xxomplish WONDERS, and you 
an Mng monev ewrj day you dewy. 
Get in toudi with us. If you own Moving 
Picture Films, we can increase Uieir value 
at a trifling cost. If FILM CLEANING 
has neTer appealed to you, or if tou have 
been de(»ived in th^past, DON'T mis- 
jud^ our iKooess. We do all we .cl^m. 
Our process is right, and we know it. We 
can snow you, too. 

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S1S.00 Par Hundrad. SEND FOR LISTS. 
600 Stm SllilM. S2.00 Par S«t 

MANHATTAN SLIDE CO. 

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lltht bOlo. and yet gtrea better light. 
Did yon aea oor ad laat weckT Wan, 

don't look it op — 3vmt write for oor 

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laiiar tkaa arer and contalaa aiora Tola. 
.bl. larormatloB to PraaataiB Hoaiia. NoTCltT 
Dealeia, Strcetnaa, Kalft Board Mea, Tr^ ' 
Notion Workan. jteU 
etc.. than any 

ttiloK new Im , 

Jewelry, WatCbM, M lt i a oi a , 

Gooda, etc. 

By aatlarylsc n* that yon are a leslttmata 
dealer, as we want to keep thia book oat oC the 
eooanmera' banda, and aendlns la year paraui- 
nent addreaa. we wUl he plaasrt is MM J«a 

thiB hook tree. Send for It tS^W. -»M'aaB 

not afford to be wlthoot It. 

SINGER BROS. 82 Boweiy, New York 



nUI AND SONG SLIDES FOR SALE OR RENT 
Fifty reela. aarplna atoek. le to 2e per (bat; 
elecant coodltlon: -wtU nad oaldtet ta aiastt. 
"*tittn upon receipt af aavnaa c^araaou Shas 
EUdea, with moalc. 12.00 per let. aaXtat IMo. 
WUm and Sons Slldea rented at lowest priced la 
tbe Soath. Write for partlcolan. 

P. O. BOX SOS. New Orleana. IM. 



WHOLESOME 

THIRD RCLCASC 







Jni 





The breeziest Western Story ever told. 
A tale of heroic deeds, full of wholesome 
heart interest. It's a thriller, yet a rfaap. 
sody. Th*y will want to SM It 
again. Thay will want HMM af 
tha aama kind. 

LENGTH.- Approx. 1.000 FEET 
Relaaaad July2T. 1910 

"THE ABEirUTBY UBS TO T8E RESCK" 

Is making good, with a line to egm. Adc 
for it. It is a money maker. 

"A romancToTan ANVr 

has got them aH talkiag. Semi in your or- 
der now. Tomorrow is too far away. Don't 
forget to ask for synopsis. 

THE CHAMPION FILM CO. 

Mark M. DIntanfaaa, Oan. Mgr. 

27 Laxingten Ava., Nsw York CHy 

raiain|iion FUma an sold flmm^ 
The MiM IMm MrMiw mk Um 




MR. EXHIBITOR! 



loa aaaka ap year mlad to oaa ladapandaat 
Ba daad oara yoa deal with an exchaasa 
Iba aewaat oabjecta arery waii. 



OAU.ZAnDB^ 



SraBiTUle, Omaha, Portland, 

Salt I^JU aty. 



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^ECIALLY POSED REPRODUCTION 



-OF THE- 



JEFFRIES JOHNSON BOXING CONTEST 

PHOTOGRAPHY ABSOL.UTEaJY FXJiCKERLESS 

INDEPENDENT EXHIBITORS WRITE OR WIRE FOR TERMS. 

THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW. NOT TO-IWORROW. 

IIMPARTIAL FILM CO., 



lllb 



JULY 



3m iC tka I 



IB— a* KlekM Buan <ad tbt Pati (Ika- 

■•.I . STO 

tt— ne UeeBlSaht nittliis (Comedy) ... 413 
Ik t&e BnemT'a Use (dnna)... SaO 
tbe WtUed City (tour). .....a 4W 

Jirt I/onr*! Strmtesr (dnaa).... MS 

DoatAls (tnTeloffue). S20 

MP. 







I inelic»*«B m ▼■cattas << 

15- ^a* War to win 
1»— A VoUetmu's Soo 
9I»— m aw MMh a( tha Nat C 

as— A Bau-ibt* bhk jogtrtyi » 

Sr— Tba BnMli^ JHIlVHVO 

965 

•«•••«>••. 
■»•••••••*. 

-' :■ Kwt 

Daty .. .. MS 

II— Her Bamaaea (Drama) BOO 

11 — Umbornr and ton (Cotnedr) 400 

14— 'Wenaiab WO 

•U— Her Dad'a PUtol (Drama) BOO 

•18— Sbe RmoolocUt (Comadj) 400 

tt— Nerada (Drama) ........ 97o 

.FlB^T QM (Pramal.-............' 

-Wkr A 

-Mo&ar 

July— .. t - 

S— na Maa Behind tke Cirtala 
S— Oe-Iiady Doctor (Drama) . 
B— Ob the Botte (Drama 

16— A Jealooa WUa (drama) — 
M— Tba Tattler (comedy) 

Qame ot Bearta 

^ga WHiUHfK 

Peat 

St—Vkt WlDtefa Tate 1000 

Vane — faet 
S— The GIH of tlw Nortbera VMl (Pra- 
ma) .. 9S6 

4— Her Portrait (Drama) BOO 

4— Obi That lodlani (Come4r> 400 

T— Ttaa Two ITiiai i ..................... 

K^Wrltliix On the Wan 1000 

14 — ^Tamlag a Womu Hater (Cyomedy) ....1000 
ITThe Little Hero of HoUaod (Drama) .1000 
21— 'Ilfetima CDrmmm) ....................1000 

~ r» P aaghl aa tPiaiai) ....1000 

ODtaBK) ....mo 
.............. 000 

fOaaedn -- 800 

SI— Ciack SMC (bnuBa) soo 

Joly— Feet 

1— The TUg of Wm Coontzy (Drama) ..1000 

4 — Gooe to Coney UHand (Comedy) 

B— Booming Borioeaa (Comedy) 

5— The Girl Strike lieader (Dnma) 1000 

n— «» Locky etiot (di-ama) 1000 

V—The Conrerted Deacon (dnma) 1000 

»— Tbe Glria of the Ghetto (Drama) 1000 

Hay— MM*. 

SO — The Paleface Princeas (Drama) 930 

JsBa — Feet 

S— The Padre'a Secret (Drama) SSO 

0— lATe'a C. a D. (Drama) 950 

16— A Tezaa Joke (Obmedy) 900 

as— White Oa<a.I<a*a (Dtama) 670 

Uv— * *''* »»et 

S^— Don Carloa 

TiiiM Feet 

2— TItdltat and Wrtlositialiti (Diama).. 






W/WT^Jorll, P. THEATRE 

M3H MoJb tt ^^Mfwwa^ ZMtaed. Activ 8|pa^ 

laltlMt, ^tp. Man pmpo^Itlrrpn at one^. 'Tioyal" 
TheitTT", IxiSalli-, ILL 




Oa SAI.E — reet 
Beds Film. V to tZt 

per reel; Optl^tyh. t2S; 
ESdlaon. Fower'a. LoblB 
M i rhln ea, $00; aew. 
SlOO; Odd SUdaa. Sc.; 
■nr. $1 act: Beetde tt- 




im. i > iM. a—<<iiiii>iiii] 

Oi Vain Street of BowInv Gren 

. ^ booatit Stiobel'a AbAlp a>- 

dwi pi.-- O w wnlnm . thia la tbe 
4r^.«aM*i'' Attraetkma foinlabed 
aveaBaat Oa. Addreaa A. E. 
:, IL CI A., BnriiBf Green, 0. 




:.fiOR-8ALE — Set of Triple Hocizootil Bare 
" gdm plete with Irootiomid box. CotX $75: flrat 
SZS takes them. Part caah with order; also set 
of Pnncb Picnrea, $9. Single Trapeze' and 
Nickel-plated Romas RinsB. gaa pipe opri^bt, 
etc., $2S for oatllt; an klndis of wardrobe. Ban 
Drum. Dread of the Panama (Tanal outflt. 
Platform Sliow, stronseat ever, hxms op on 
polea. Hare retired from show botlneaa reason 
foe aemng. Add. PZBFOBIOS, Ol Sai. (Aam- 



PATHE PAm<M^^PLAY^ 



70S RAT.F. — Three Bdlaon two-pin nHrhlnea, 



VW BENT AND FOR SALE 



etc, at > I 
■cure. All (ooda ax* flr at^elaa a. I ~ 

yonr raqnliemcBta. UMIYKRSAIi _ 
U2S Arch Street, PUladelidila, Pa. 



I want material for morlnx plctnrc bonaa. 
Seat, 38x95. State loweat terma, frel^t ^aicaa; 
alao oatllt for alot mafhlaea and axtmca for 
Kiaee SOxUS to mate brmiaat affect. CHAS. 
SsaiM BBOWK, P. O. Box 1207, Fraaao, CaL 



JEFFRIES-JOHNSON 

FIGHT PICTURES 

Showing erery Important part,, from begbmlns 
to the knock-ooL 16 slldea, with leetare. t7.50, 
caah with order. Fire ooe-abeet Uthosraphs in- 
clnded. CHICAGO FTGHT PICTUBE CO., 81 
Soath (nark Street, Chicago, 111. 



WASTED AT ONCE— Mnat 
Nat Work. Salar}- tis 
after Jotnlnc. Wire 
at esee. IfaJaTn Raymoada, Olaas 
Blower, Colnmloi Jonction, lowi. 



WANTED COLORED JCITBIOIANB—flMB 
Eaay work. Week atanda. . Two coraeta, alida 

trombone, baritone,' 'tnbe and drnma. Salary 
BDre erery week. Bfost Join at once, and mnat 

be good. FRANK BUHK, White-well. Tenn. 



If imiaatiaooK BiaUeltoo. ' Ctalcaoo, Dim. 

QUAUTY FILMS. SYSTEMATIC SEIRVICE. 

mta for Ifotlocraph. Power and Edlaon E« 
attentloil jglTett to ordera (or anppUea and 
_ Wtlt* M nr Utaat dim Uat aad eaUlesM. ■ 



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THE HOnOORAPH Motion Pietnnlbcliine is A WCHIDn 

Aad wm IMORMASE TOCB BDSINISS. It t>rolecU 11 II IB IIIIMS 
8TKADZ aao WONDBBFUIX.T BBIU.IAMT picture*, baa pataatad \% 
mlaata tewlad tna aiala ctaak, ■ xaroMac laat ailaea . aaioma tle Sta- 
proof itattar. ate, ast ftoaa la alter MarMaaa WIDEi WBAB TWIOa 

AS LOMO. ■ 

C. H. D.. of Keoknk, Iowa, wrttea— -lI'iitlMiaab IfdKIlia A.BW 

HIT and BUSINESS INCREASED WONDHBillUX;** - - ^ 

F. U P.. of Chicago, II]., wrltea — "Oaad' eadyday Sw aSMB BMMa 

and NOT ONB PBNSY POE REPAIRS." 
P. J. K., of Kanaaa City, Mo., wrltea — "Operating Uotlograph aaatly 
Hare ooerated all makes, hot NONE TO COUViXB WITH MOTIOQBAPH." 
'"1.00 aad ^ .The BatM^riM Galdam Oaa Ootdt ia tte oaly aatlafactory 




STAG FILMS 
WANTED 

FUma suitable for atac partle* aad aalooa work; 
also other fllma, etc.; atate loweat price and 
namea ot aobleeta. ROSE 0IT7 FILM VXCS., 
612 Bnrhaiian BIdg.. Portlaad. Or*. 



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''Nearly every theatre of any oonaequence 
in lids city s u^i^g the Jatibe Ifaaliine. All 
of Ihe l^ YBriety hooBeBiii^ moving picture 
theatres have come to a realisation that the 
Pathe excels in durability and projection of 
the picture upon the screen. This is the only 

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LIST OF FAIRS 



With tiie Names of the Associations by which the Events are 
Held| and the Dates upon which They are to Take Place — 
Information Procured by The Billboard Through the Utiliza 
tion of its Unaqnatod FtoeOitiai. 



usT OP ciRCurra. 



BM FAIB 



,^rm .. . Vt- TMfmm 

■ inkm-9m». Pa.. Lonnw Oo. 

ifcM. Pa., r«lr. Nuutvtk. P«.. 

JlMlWlll— nilllllll Fair. AUentowB. Pa., 
OrMt All«DtowB Fair. Tnntoo, N. J.. la- 
t<«tata ralr. UV HoUy. N™.. Mt. koUr 
raU. Hasetston. HO.. WaahlnctoD CooatT 
rail. B. B. SetiaU. AUtBtom. Ta.. elfcalt 
wcntafT. 

^Stt. K/j. IM r. I>—rtl«..K |r„ Fate. Ha t 

CK^nSAL NEW YORK TROTTUlO ASaN.— 
Oortlaad. N. H.. Cortland Canaty AciteoHiiral 
8od*tT. Dcydn. M. Z.. Dnd«a Atricnltanl 

fr Breoa Ommtr AdkaitaTal aoetetr. Owe 

SodrtT. 0mm. N. Y.. a*Boa Asricnitnral 
noelvtT. Newark TaU>7. N. T.. Mortbm 
Tloca AcrXaltoral BoelaCr. W. P. Bls»a. 
TroBaBabors. N. T., praaldeBt of dmlt W. 
T. nrMBoaii. OorUand, N. T., aMrctary J. 

B. WiiKia. DrrdrB. M. T., trunncr. 

EASTEBX OONNECTICDT CntCUIT — Pninam. 
Coso.. Pntoam Fair. Norwich. Omn., Nrw 
London Co. Fair. Winimaatle, Conn.. Honc- 
•hoc Park Asrlcnltiiral Fair. BoekvUl*. Coan.. 
RockTiUc TmS. StaSatd Sp rt a n , Coaa.. Staf- 
ford Sprimca Asriealtotal am.. 

■AanBM paNllSZIiTAIlIA FAIB flIBCOIT.— 
miMrtiai Pai.. BUto Fair. MaiafMk. Pa.. 
Ihiltfliluii Oa. rair. AUpaton. Pa.. Fair. 
BaadlSK. Pa.. Onat Etadlac Fair. Tork. 
Pa.. Fair. Bloomibori. Ft.. Fair. Hany 

B. S.?halL AllentowTi. P«.. clrcolt 



IMirt Drtria* aail Fair Ana*. CaHkac*. O.. 
BamUMa Oooalr FUr. BpflatflrM. 'O.. Oatk 
Co. Fair. Difeua, IIL, fitaiap«l«it Ca. Fair. 
Kanton. O.. Hanjlm Ob. ralr. WaahluMa 
0. H.. Faratta Cb. Fair. B««tai. O.. Oar- 
■ont Co. Fair. BaUetanUhM. 0„ Lacaa Co. 
Fair. BlaadMatar. O.. CllBtaa Oaaaty Fair. 
London. O.. Madlaoo Coaaty Fair, wapako- 
' Data. O., Aoslalaa OooatF Fair. Colamboa. 
O., Ohio State Flilr. Oaytiga. O.. Uostcoaeiy 
Co. Fair. Mamrllta, O.. Ualao Co. Fair. 
Ratoo. O.. Preblr CouBtT Fair. LabanoB. O.. 
Warren Coonty Fair. Trgj, O., Ulaal Co. 
Fair. HamiltOB, O.. Batler Ooanty Fair. 3. 
W. Orowl. 0rbaaa« dxcnlt a acretary. 

mCHIOAM TBOTTINQ AKD PACINO CIB- 
CDIT. — Pontlae. FUat. Port Bono. Bar 
CltT. Alpena. Lanalns, Sc. Jokaa;^ IiaacK KM 
aBaaoo, Orand Bapt<la and Detroit State 
Fair. S. O. Bnrtdort. Bay City. Ulch.. elr- 
nlt aecretary. 

MISSISSIPPI TALLBT 8B0BT SBIP CIBOCIT 
— OrUfaTlUe. IIL. UlaoU Valley Fair. Qnln9. 
m.. Fair. Maaaai^ IIL. Haaaok Fair. Boah- 
■eil. IIL. ' BnafcaaW wSk. Baafcillla, . TO.. 
Fair. LawMam. m.. Psttaa Oaaaty Fair. 
Caoxrlll*. m., Kaakakaa Otaatf Fair. La- 
Harpa. fi f , nilr. 

MONXAMA CtBOmX^olM, Buiwia. UwU 

KBBBABKA FAIBS 8ROBT SHIPICBIIT CIB 
en ITS B a ward. tUb^ Fair. L wl af ta a. Kcb.. 
Uaaraoa Ca. Fair. Olarka. Stb.. Fair, fbad 
ma. Neb.. Dawca Cooaty Fair. Tbedfunl. 
Neb.. Fair. Beatrice. Neb., nase CoootT 
Fair. BIc Spring*. Neb.. Pair. Alliance. 
HakL. FUr. W. al.aiUtb. acvaid. Web., dr 



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OBBAT KOBTHKSM CIBCUIT.— aaatballa. N. 
O.. Fair. Ulaol. N. D., Fair. Caado, N. 
O.. Fa<r. l>erda. M. D.^ Fair. Oraad Focta. 
X. O., Oraad Porks Fate. Farjo, M. D., 

-State Pate. 

•BSEK UOOMTAIM CIBOinT.— Ulddlctaiy. 
▼t.. Aiaiaea Co. Fate. Katlaad. Tt.. Rat- 
laad ro. Fate. Fate Harao. Tt.. Waatara 
Varaoat Fate. Maacbeatar. Tt.. Boaaaaklll 
▼allay Fate. Soath WaUlasford. Tt.. Boatb 
WaUasfaid Fair. Walter K. Paraawortk. 
; B aUaa dTt.. aecretary at altcalt. 
•BBAT WIBTBEN CIBCOIT^-Ft. Wayae. lad.. 
Oreat Fart Wayaa Pate. Terra Baaia, lad.. 
Pair. Oraad Banlda, Mlc^. Waatera Xlehl- 
tu SUta Fate. Kalanasoo, MIcb., latar- 
auu Pate. Uetrolt. Ulcb.. lllcblcaa luta 
Fate. CtereUad. C Fate. Paorl 
Oalesbort. IIL. Pate. JoUct. DL. 

caltoMl Fate. UaMllaaTuiBa.. 

Fate. llUwaafeea. Wla.. Wlaeaaata 
Fate. OulaBbaaL Oblo Stale Fate. 
~ UU nwdi Slate Fate. Mlaa. 
j,— — • Mala Fair. ■ tttt, Tuas. 



luunon CBHTBAi. TBoirnro and pao- 

INO OIBCUIT.— Caabrtdae.- IIL. Haary Oa. 
Pate. Wyoaalac. IIL. Fate., PHaealaa. Ul.. 
Boraaa Cooaty Fate. Kewaaa*. IIL, Ki 
fa^. Aledow IB.. MWMa O—ly Alfw 
ford. UL, Fih. 

INDIANA. UMTOOK 
curr — BraaavUla. 

Ky., FWr. ML Ti . . 

Pate. Boeknort, Iad_ IMa. 
Pair. Canal. Dl., Fair. Pit 
•on Co. Pair. Vliic«oo«^ Tad.. 
' MePaddlD, UL Tamoo, lad., 
circuit: Alra Bafco, aacratary, 

INTERNA TlOltA I. OIBODIT OF TBSMOMT 
AND BAarBBM CABADA— Maarlaellla. Tt.. 
UaoUle TaUey Fate. Bbarbnoko, Qm., Oaa.. 
Cioala'a Oreat Battata Fate. Bartaa. Tt. 
UTiaana Connty Pate. St. Johnaboiy, Tt. 

c.ladaaU Pate. Wblte Blrac " 

V»taoBt State Fate. ~ 

^•Ir. B. B. CbannaB, 
praatdaat of etecalt. 

,«TB B AMD MIAUI TALLBT FAIB 
SMRT.— Wlaebaater. O., Adam Oa. Fate. 

Ok. TH.Oaaa9 pate. Xeala. O.. 

- - - Br. Haw 



oanaboiy, Tt.. 



NtSHMABOTKA TALLBT 8BOBT BBIPJtKNT 
UIBCUIZ.— Aadaboa 
Pate. Atlaatler, la., 
la.. Pactawattaaria . 
aoSmaa. AtlaoUe. la., clicnlt 

NOBTBKAST UISSISSIPPI FAIB 
palo, Mlaa., Pate. Baldwya, Mlaa.. Wortbeaat 
btealaalpvl Fate. BoawiUa, HlM.. Fair. Cm- 
lath, mW. Alcora Ooaalp Fate. W. L He- 
Bteoy. Baldwya. Mlaa., aai n ta r y. 

NOBTB CBMTBAL KANSAS FAIB AMD BAC- 
rSQ CIRCUIT— St. Marya. Baa.. Fate. .Mar. 
ton. Kaa.. Fate^ Smllb Caatar, 
Cooaty Falaw_aallBa. Kaa.. 1 
Fate. BMartBib Baa., Fate. _ 
Kaa.. ummmm OmMf fair. Ow 
Kaa., Clap Otatar Fair. C oaeo r d f i. 
Fate. Auaaa. Kaa., ~ ' 
Kaa., Ottawa Oaaaty 
fate.. Fiad W. 



Ulnaaapotta, 
BUay, Kaa., 
. Kaa. 



NOBTaWBBT IOWA 
- -.^FU.. - 



FAUt 



Fate. 
Fate. 

OoaeardU. 

CLBOUIT— faSav- 

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ta.; 7. P. Kanaa. fMa. ta^ la M a t ii i F aad 

AMD 
aarka- 
TSp fMfc 

Ta« Fdr. Bnwaliau, Pa.. Fate. Oawaaal 
Pa,. Witt, Uocnatawa, W. Ta.. Fate. P<rra>- 
baraw W. Fa.. Fate. Baebaaaa^ W. Ta.. 



Fate. Orlnea la.. 1 
■te. Waalna. In., Jaapar Oo. 
rate. Pans; ta.. ijto SSit^H^V"- 
Wbat akaa^.la., fakw Jftar jb—B. Ik. Waw 
Sbana Dlatriat pate. £BL Bam^ K. Tlc- 
t«r, la., aaciotaiy. 

SODTBKASTBBN INDLAMA FAIB OBOUIT. 
labori, lad.. Fate. Marth Viraw. ~ 




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CUTLERY PENNANTS SPECIALTIES 
JEWELRY 



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No. B-S. Ax Lace Pin. groaa. S 9 JO 

JUrA-e. Dewey Sets, gross 10.fiO 

No. B-7. Battleahip CSiain, groaa, 3.50 
No. B-S. Lantern Chain, groas. . . 6.00 

No. B«9. Winner Seta, groaa ISJOO 

No. B«10. Heart Locket A Ouin, 

groaa 5.50 

No. B>1L OoUBf Button^ 1 j 



No. B.12. C.B. 8eU, 4 pieee^ 



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Men. n 1 a b 
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of poor Stuff and poor sdlos of other makers. Gatdog 
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TN'SSr SOAP -^o" AGENTS 

0«t oar prieao oa aoap aad toilet arttelea. They will Intereat yon. Onr adeattialaB 
aaaorted packacaa wltb ralaaWa »f laaa bare tbe flaab and raloe tbat let tbc ■ 
Ererybody naea tbam. lUKB OBKAT 80CVKNIBS FOB SHOWS. CABNITALS; 
MooeT (etten for ennraaaera aad fakern. One ^am% man r1?aml n.0OS.!a la • an 
atratgbt oc a twuse to booae canvas. Ar^ 700 (V-lajr well* If Dot. iienil postal tqdayt 
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'Complete Compendium of Information 
Suminer « Amiifem«it Parki^ 



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T.; <!. 
I); An 




•Aa&latoo — Oxord 

i 4. z. zz).— HMwfi^Qt'Tuk (L 
* aistaa Uactrie ufOas O^' pnw. . 

~ ' ~ist.I«k* raHc. B. D. BbimU. 

F«B|;taa. Bgc; alio aw!>ttr.| 

Pnk;vA. a- tf.r*- ^Tte Co., 

, —. .. wi^ books iaadeTlII* amwtuiu. ^ 

; I* msn.; (1. s)r icrir«vB.>a: okimS 

r loiirtfifflllo 

McptcoexTj — ^Pickett 8prlii<s, Mootcomerr'nme- 
i tlan Co., props.; W. J. OlnnaTln. mxr.; <2, 
i I. x)..f^WnliIiictoa' '(colontd), 'UoatsomuT 
. Xtacuon Co.. prop*. * men. _ ' 

■ftow DccmtoT — Oaklisd. Kortk Alili«iii« %>e- 
tloa Co:, propa.; W. A. Blbli. Bicns-alM BK, 
■ttE.:' (4). ■ . , ; i . 

-^^^s Mmajt. Br. * 
- tl, 




F»k: But 

BBMBiwa. Kr. Co., p(opo.;>C B. Bobertion. 

Stcribeoto— Oak Park; Sacramento Bleetrlc Br. 
Co., propa.; C. W. McKUlip, mgr. of compasy; 



A. H. Klnea. mar. ot park; (I, 8) 
Ban BarnaWIIno— P|Mta ~ ' 




Fade; Saa Bar- 

^Ptt^. 



naidino -TaUir' . niBltl 
Shattoek. ■Sfi-Ai--'* 

(X. 2. sj;; 

San Dle^o^' 

Br. Co., 

msr. ■ ■ ; 

San FtaDCtaeo-^lmtea Pkrk; Cbntaa Co.. prapi.: 
B. p. LaT7,,'mcr.; K. P. Ijerr, msr. attr:; 
(1, 8): PantigM Iwioka TasdarUIe atir. 



Ian fnaa Tmt Vtatii-Axaitt AtamaM-imBat. 
Co.; pnipa.: -Andlay Inian«U.-aabt-'«w mxr. 

^;^!^';;'*'V;■^v '.■ v' * 
Ottr «( BMddar, 





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AKIZOVA. ■*' 
. -DoOfUa Park, Doaglaa ''aV,-* 
,; Daniel A. O'Doooran, agr.i* 

-«r. attr.: (x, S). 

Laka Para. Plioenir By. Co., 

^ Orovc, Tacaoa Amnaament Ool, 

,r ^ PnehauB. msr.; ■Jm- bb'. attft- 




Park; vV. & * 



B. D. Nnrton, pnipaL * msn.: (1, z). 
Oanwaj^nnd Aeatic, Hogb Pcnoi^ «xr.; (z. 

1* XX). 

I>an4o— Dreamland AlrdOBC: lCa}aalle Am. 
^ „ _ .jjjij 

Mi itajSie 



Odk, ptopn.; H. D. Bowwi^ 
•ttr.; (iTz).— QoMa Ollr ' 
~ B. B. Qi 



Co.. pnaa.: B. B. aaBlwn,-ngr.t 
attr.; (iTx). 

' cn— Andltoilinn Park; Cltbens' 
prapa.; Adolph U. Batron. msr.; 
tr.; (1. 8. z)s Adolpb M. Barroo 
■ Tasdarina attr. 
JtMt telt^Eleetrie Park; Fart Smitb LIsbt It 
' : Xkactlea- Co.. pcopa.; J. V. QOIatte. mn.; 

. Oaijrttn books TawJeTlIle attr. 
.JWana— Bcaeb Crest; 6. VI. Oteenway, pcopi 
and mgr.; (1. 3k Wm. Morrla books vande- 

.»nie. 

' Hot Srinzs — Wblttlogtoa Park; Hot Sprlnsa 
; Park Co., props.; 6«orsa (Doe) Owans, msr.; 
•laomsr. attr.; (1. 3. zx); book, dlwrf Itr- 

•■4, toa>»: J. vrask Head. prop. -ft BBc; CU*4; 
V zz);.J.'B. Head books attr. , 

>Uttto^t{ek— Forest .Park:- L. B. 'Br.'* Elee. 




x5 1 

:i. 'Mnk-Bead, 
^ Xtaatts: D. 

-at*£r^~Cltlzena' Usbt and 

Lake Park; T»ssrksns Biae. 

[ndant SrlTlns Park;. O. Lots, 
Kem Caanbr.' Fk^ Aaan.. luis. attr.; 
"plaxa'localTianaa 'only. "Als Ts «n 
jxt park ODl7- dnrisS' the annnal falra». 
beId;,«b(Rit Oe«pbct;U^ rand for ^ 
:oii6wios. ' '-."ra^^feiii: ■. 

Beacb— Corooad^Ml^lBtr: Conoado 
qo.«., ^opa. ^ ,a^S^■nMn^^.^ra^ 



-pnpn.; A. O. JTeaboo. agr. 

BanAxsa^AtUefle Park: . AL 




Cripple Creek — nnloa; James B. Baalej 

ft mgr. J also mgr. attr.; (0). 
Denrar— Lakealde; Frank Burt, msr..— Sllteb 
Oordena: T. S. Loos, pt«p. ft mn.; (zz). — 
Wblta Cltr; Albert I/ewla. mgr.— Loui Park: 
' Luna Park Amoaement Co., propa;; Albert 
Lewis, mgr.; also on. attr.; (1, s); Cecil B. 
Comw books ▼aadarBl* attr. 



Co., -piapa.; V. B. OilpaMck, mgr.; 

gtgrt OnTllna rjTt^^n yn^i^^y I^ka PMkt Bladen* 
Baler ft Boo, propa.; W. Llodaattdar, Jr., 
mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (2, 8, s). 

Paeblo— Ulnneqaa Park; Olaaa ft UcQolllui. 

XklB^Z^— ilantial'- Patk; Stat* PaOIA. msr.; 



coBBBononr. 

Bristol — Lake Oompoonoe Park; Pierce ft Kor- 

Ion, mzre.; National ' Park Managers' Attn:, 

New York City; Jobn Jackal, booklns agent; 

(1); plays local banda only. 
BnrrTllle — Highland Uke; Tbe Conaeetlcnt Co., 

propa. ft mgra.: (1. 4). - . 
Crystal Lake — Crystal Lake Puk: Wo. Bpwtar, 

prop. ' ft > msr.; alao msr. mtt.'t (S); Wm. 

Boms, Boaks attr.' ■■^■lL'-'' 
n il tfSrt T mia Park; las. ' l i llwle ii. • msr; 

(z,,!. ■«)-.• r ,,- - ■ - , 

Ksachestei^Lanrcl Park. 

Haridan— Hanoeer Park; Coasoildatad B.'B. Co.. 

pcopa.; B.' P. Im, anpc; <1, S); B. P. Im 

booka Tandernie attr. 
Ulddlebary — Lake Ooaasapaos Park, 
Mew Britain — ^Wblta Oak Park; Tbe Connectlent 

Co.. props.; Li. a. Blaley. anpt.; alao'anpt. 

attr. 

New flaren — ^Whlte City; Wbtte City Co.. mgra. 
iBoz ' lOSi. New ' Haren. Conn. — ^Ugbt Hoaac 
Fointr' Bast-.Sbora Am. props, ft mgrs.; 

Onmg»^-IJiibaiban - Park; :'!r. . O.'- HseDcimott, 
■ msr. • _• • ■ 
PnlBam—wniwMd Park. , ; - . 

BocfctlBa • O iyst a l'; tskis;:Ow; - Wni. Bowler, 

Bmifli .WwwiH ' BtflMiil '■T'Mt.'. " - 
Soatblngton — Compoonee Parkr-Plefca -ft Norton. 

props, ft msia.; (1. 3): Pllmmer Booklns Co. 
WarebaaBa^Point'^-Plney BIdge Pork; gprlnsflaW 
~ft(H«rtlonI St. By. Co., props, ft ogra,: Mr. 

Newton. 'mgr. attr.; (1. 8); Sli. NeirtM;MM 

•ttr. , . , . . v '.y^-.i;^ 

Weafrnxn^-VaTln Boek-Pack. ■■■■ ■ 

'Wlasted^BUhlaod ' Lake; The OaaarcttcBt: 
'pnvs.; "WsL'SbOls. iuk;-H. r ' ~ ~ 

Tine, Com., mgr.; OU 8). 

I>ZLAWABB. 

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Pick-Outs. Paddle Wheels, etc.- Wftteforpclen, 

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Kenatngton Aatomatlo C6-no(e Planoa and 
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aervice. Moat FaaaqoaMa pfopMltlon. In: 

the market. " ' . . ' ..t 

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atnuneht to proTlnc an' at^onaooa' tavbrltak. 
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JUUY 23, 19ia 



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51 



inimliwton— Sbellpot Part:'a«7 



• ^' nouDA. ' ■• 

JsekwoTin*— msWtaiadS . V. B. HmnU, prop.; 

PiOl a Btam. mcr.; alw mir. «ttr.: il> S. 

X): W. H. Barrti books mttr.— Ptaoenlz F«tk; 

lackaoBTUle ElMtrle Co., propi. and wtr^; 

a. a. s): JackiwnTUIe Elee. Co., books attr^ 

J%rUa <fMrlch ram; Cbu. D. rrasar. agbi 

II i J), ■'■ ,■; 

PMMCola— PalBMftto BeaCb; PalmatI* ^ ^Mth 

Amnae. Co., prqpa. * men.: (1). _ 
Tampa— BilUtt Point Park; TMnpa KIoetTie 

Co., propa.; J. A. Trawlck, mfr.; alao »fr. 

attr.: (1, zz. 4. x); books Indcpcndeiit. — Snt- 

S'lor SprlDC« Park: Joa. a. Blcfiaidaoo, prop, 
aur. attr. : (l, 4); smilTaD A ConaldlM Clr- 
colti Da VclM, CUeafO, books TaodavUIa 



.■-■.<•,.■-■■••■■-- -I, - ■■ ■Jr- 

\;Wklt* aiyt 0/ ChaMvood. prop.; 
~ rao. our.: also aacr. . attr.; (3). — 

books TsadoTllIo. _ - •i^ ^^iiz.ii.^'i.i.^- 
KaktlT— Court Roose Paik^v.OHf'M^wmitK' 
" Biops.; P. D. Du Bora, '■fC^'laWrd, ail r. 

D. Do Bore, books sttr. . _ _ _ 

MBmba — Wlldwood Park; Coloabia B. R. Oa, 

ptopa.: P. W. UUr, Btr.; also mfr. attr.; 

n. S): P- W. LlUy booka Tandmua attr. 
adBM*nia^-GhaMahooob«« Park; North Oaorfta 

Dsetrle 0o.,_propa.; '0. II. Maitlo, ngr.: abo 

mar. attr.: bapin Tbaatrieal Ctrealt: Oaaafo 

Ortcnwood book! randerllte - 



props.; J. T. KjtmL mMt. attr.; (fflf,- Dt); 
USm Br- * LlgMOoTSooks attr. 



-Da 'Soto Park; Bono By. & Llfbt Oow, 
pnps.: H. J. Arnold, m«r. " 
gaTiBBaD— Thanderbolt Casino; Saraiuiaii Dae. 
. 'Oo,i_props.; L. W. Nclios, laaaes; (z, 1, 4); 
£k W. Nelson iMoks TsndcTlllo attr.— Baibsa'a 
- Htk; A. U. Barbn, prop. & mcr.; also msr. 
attr.: (z, 6): A. U. B>rt>c«, mcr.— Uneoln 
Psrk; Sarinnab Eloc. Co.. props.; W. J. 
Wbltamao, msr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1), and 
, Mliatr*! <S). , 
Waat Point— BoblasMV-'Caikt 
(1. XI). r • : 



loj P. W. SaoaniaB, pros.: B. B. KratI, 
sccr. * tress.; (3). 
ShelbTTi lie— Forest Psrk; J. C. Weaterrelt, 
>rop. : Ororza Roberta, mcr.; also mcr. sttr.; 
2. 3); L. S. Webster books Taoderlue attr. 
Sbatldan — aien Park; Bberldsn Summer Resort 
Oo., ptopa.; Joaepti Oaalano, mcr.; also mcr. 
attr.; (J, S). 
Slprlncfleld — Zoo Psrk; Zoo Psrk Co., props.; T. 
W. Allen, mgr.; also mcr. attr. sad booka 
Taoderllle; (1, 3, x). 
Stertlac — Mloaral SprlDgs Park; Orcat. Mortb- 
waaSastt -ITats Asm., mi ra s i O.' 9» Ooa, mar.; 

(Cri)F a^ ,oo* Mks Tudtniiy 

' 'na>uv4, 

Anderson — Moonds Park; Indiana Union Trac- 
tion Co., props.; F. O, Norrell. mcr.; alao 
mcr. attr.: (2, S, Z). 

Ancola — Lake Jantea Park; Iiaka Jamca Park 

Co., props.; O. W. Sloeaa, mcr.; aU~ 

attr.; (i i).-r*bad7 Nook Fatkt St. 
Vallaj Una B. B.. pnpd.; B.-'b. ' 
mcr. attr.; (S. z). 



Bolae B lTOtalda; 



e'tiL 4)Y'plwo feilfiaamM^$iailco%il^ 
; Plano)^* pvtp.| ..K. |>altaa, 
■kaiMiM' If Miiitatii view Parks 0,^, :_. 
aw*.t .'also mcr. attr.j ,(1,4, HI 

• nxnon, 

Altoo— Cbaatanqoa Park: M. Banram, m_ . 
A prop.: also nurr. attrj (1. S); wastam 
VandcTiiie Aian. Cizcalti .W,:ll. Banrass bopka 



innett i 
(2, z): pUra 



nodtTllle attr.— AiltaM; 

. Co.; propa.: Wm. BaMaae.' aar.;' Olao aan. 
attr.; (1, 8); WeMara TiaadaTUIa Aasa. beiSks 
TSDdaTlUe. — Bock Sprlnsa Park; OHr ot Alton, 
props. A mns.: (2); local bands our. 

BelleTllle— Prlester's Park; Star Bi ew Vi Oo,. 
props.; J. B. BoSman, mcr.; I,. B. TIemsa, 
mcr. attr.; alao booka TaodsTllIa; (1, S).— 
WInklemaa'a Park and Pair Onnnds; William 
WlBklemsn, Prop.; Prtts Tallmsn, mcr.; (2. 4). 

BloemiaLCtoo — ^Bonxbton's I,ake Psrk; J^rsd Wol- 
' kSB, Jr., prop. A mn.; (2. SI. 
Oaatoo— Van Wtaikle Park; J. Bei 

Kipa.: L. B. .Woodmir, m 
■I bands oalr. 
. Obaapatfo— Waat Bad Park; Dllaola IkattleD 

dffi: Matt Kiuall teato TMdnlBB iaMK.vi ' 
Obailastoo— BlrarTlsw <Vaik3 ThM^£. JmiMi. 



oo — BlraiTlsw ,Vaikt ' 

prop.; Earls 8. TMMd, 
attr.; (2, 8).— OtbMt PMhj 

Traction Co., pmga.; Otto A. 

IIL, mcr.; alao msr. attr.: (t. 8).' 
OWeaco— White OKy: Mcnia Balfsid, mp..— 
Fenst Park: Paul D. Bonrae, mgr.— Lima 
Park; Jas. O'Lsanr. mcr. — Blrerrlcw Bzpo- 
altloo Park; P. if. Ooopcr, -Jt. P. Valsflaa 
and W. M. Jobnaoo, mcrs.; alao msra. attr.; 
<1. 8); Paul W. Cooper books vandaTllla.— 
>us SMcrPark; Sana Sobei Park Co., propa.; 
BUasJB. Pried, msr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1. 
*>S.<>«r nUIa booka randaTUle.— BUmaiek 
_0ll4ni: lltal Broa.. mcra.: (St. 
Psca ly Dtoamlaad Park; Daeatnr Amnse. On., 



prnp^t JH. 8. Bsker, mar.; also mcr. attr.; 
„M. t. S>.— Pailaa PatkilMm. Parfaa, prop. 

amUir Aaaa.tj,ir. j^BivlSiB,. aacp.i U. A. 

Or. 7. W. SlipAau,.B|r.t », S. 4). 
■ Oft « t. Loato^^-Eaaadona Krki Bnab Uatw 
WOO, mcr.-Central Park and Ban;^rUltam 
Ubmb, mgr. A prop.; (». 8). 

Tront Park; Elgta DoTelopment Co.; 
_W. Tbomtno, mgr.: Iz, S). 
rreeport- Bicbltnd Park; Freeport AmoM. Os., 
. - ; atoo «ir. attr. 



- props.; a. W. Mattkowa. 

(1. 8. X). 
Oaleslrirg — HlxhlsaatBa s t 



jleslrr 

Uch* Co., props, 
narrlst nrg— mat* Ottti 
propa , Tamar 




ptopa, Tomar WiM . mibi .QT Ij. HafBli. 
_mcr. attr.; (1, ■ 

BMpMtaa^dranlB'a Parki 9. M. IfdmriB. 



lallal 



. , Ewkt ' .DaUamod . Park .Caw, 



KaBkaka»>>Bactile; kaakaiaa Park Amnse. Co., 

pnps.; B. U. RoHar, mcr.; loba UeOrall, 81 

Qr'a'i^U'i;; iJ'i?*'' 

Kewanea— wtadaoat Ctek^a_* X. ■• 

TlUo attr. 

Marlon— Coal Belt Blactric Park; (1, z). 
Mattoon— Urban Park; Uattooa Oltr Rx. a. 
Pn>P>j: Cbas. H. Ooz, mcr.: slso omtt. attr.; 

Ottawa— Uajestic Park; Ctlrago, Ottawa A Po- 
orta R7. Co., prop*. A mcra.; Obet A. WH 
Ipaghby, mcr.; alao ncr sttr.; (1, 8); boot 
difact. 

>'ua~nte&al?¥uk; City of Psbs. praps.i City 

,.S2t2SlS'JSP-,iiS- 

? A "J^yL P'^'i Baaarf* Park Vlablns 



mgr. attr. 
— Vlrgllda 



Peoria— Ptelter'a Palm Garden: Urs. B. PteKer 
A Hon, props.; Cbas. C. Pfelter, mcr.; also 
sttr.; (i, 3); C. O; PteMer books sttr. 
is Bescb. rraak A. Baloeks, prop. 
A mar.: Cbss. H. Dootrlck Clrealt: slso book 
Tandwrllla attr.; (1, S).— Al Pnace Park; Al 
Fraaea Aauiaa. . Oe^^ .f**f*it. T*1BI">; O. aaaw. 

Parn-^naswa Park; 'Sbir ' Olalsn ilrairlac (Xk, 
propa.: Chaa. B. Wagner, mgr.; also mgr. 
atlr.; (1, S); Weatem Vanaerllle Aaso. books 
TsnderUle. 

Pata r a buia Old Salem; Rot. j. 31, Johasoa. 

mgr.; (2, z 8). 
Ptasa— PIssa Cbsntanqaa -Park; Wm. SaoTags, 

mgr.; also mgr. attr; (1. 3) ; Western Vaode- 

TlUe Assn. books Tauderllle. 
Qolncr— Hlgblsnd Park; Henry A. Gredell, mgr.; 

slso mgr. sttr.; (2. 3). — Baldnria Perk; Henrr 

Oesebwloder. mgr.; (1. x); iienrr Ge- 

sebwlnilner books sttr. 
Backford — Bsrtem Park; Bockrord A Interorbaa 

By. Co.. pioMit (1. S)t WlUlaia " 

booka TaodaTlllak ^ : 
Bock Islaod— Black' Hawk Watch Towtr: TH. 

City Ry. Co.. props.: Watch Tower PatlLO^ 



t. nasph 
BBek]&, 



-Lee OUkey, mgr.; 



actoa — Woodcrland; W, 
prop. A mcr.; alao mcr. a^,t 
Cedar Lake— Moooa Park; Jfaaaa 

Cbas. Sicler, mgr.; (8). 
Crawtocdarllls — Alrdome 
(zx). 

Klkbart — UcMangbton's; City ot Slkhsrt, props.; 
Board o( Works, City ot Elkhart, mgra.; alao 
mgra. attr.; (2, 8); Board of Works bocfes 
raoderUle attr.— Islaod Park: City ot Elkhart, 
propa.; Board of Works, City of Elkhart, 
nutrs. sttr.; (3); Board of Works books randa- 
vUla attr.— «tndcbsker: City 9( Elkhart. 
I Baazd ot Worka, agra.; also oea, 
" a. 4).— Elkhart IMrlag Pttfl^ 

^ Maar, mgr.; also a^r. attr.; (2), 

X, t). 

ETSDSTllle — Osk Sommlt Park; Edw. Bsymond, 

mgr.; (1. 8). 
rsrmland— Mills liakf Park; Jacob Mills. pc«^ 

and mgr.; (2, 1). 
IndUnspolis— bIsshM* Bathliw. •aaahi' ■. B. 

(1, 3, z). 

La Payette— Tecamaeh Trail Park; Fart Wayaa 

A W. y. Tractloo Co., props.; Geo. Uatckoa, 

mgr.; alao m - — 
La Porta— Alrll 

A mgra.; al _ _ 

A Jeotcak book TaadtriUa attr.-:-B6ik 

Beach; Narlhan lad. B. BM Bcapa. Jk agis.; 

(I, B, z)| Xarthaaa lad. B. C^Mka vSSSa- 

rtUa atlr. 

LqaaBspoct — a^a n ccr Park; N. W. A W. ▼. 

Traction Co., propa.; Sopt. Brattenbarg, mgr.; 
(2. 3, x>; book direct. — Klnely's Island: T. 
Ktncly, mgr. — Bnrgman Park; Wm. Bnrgman, 



T. iTBcuoa V.V., props.; ueo. auieana, 
ilso mcr. attr.; (2, z^Si. 
— Alrllao Park; Jaalcak A Kaiar, propa. 
s.s also offi. attr.; (t, >• >>• solar 



prop. A mcr.; (1. 8. x). 

Mich' 



iblgsn City — Wssblngtoo Park; Sooth BImko. 
Amuse. Co., props.; r. M. Boeekllag, mgr.; 
F. M. Borekling, mgr. attr.; (1. 8. z). 
UODtprller — Montpeller Fair A DrtrUig Asaa.; 
B. J. SIdley, prop. A mgr.; (I. 3. x): C. Lk 
Smith,. Iwi>ke attr. 
Mnncic — West SMa Park; Ray Aodrewa, prop. 
A mgr.; (2, S)— Uagle City Ooa Clob; Wn. 
Farrell. mcr. 
New Albany— aiaaaraod Faifc; LsolarOla and 
Soaihera ladlaaa Xtaatlaa Co., propa.; Dr. 
Kdw. JL Pm, .W.I ate ingr. attr.; (2. S). 
New Caiat M m j yiibr Park; Barrey Broe.. 
propa.; W. D. Baiw, ncr.-; il. O. Barrey, 
mcr. attr.: <2, tl.— IdfawlM Park: L. A. Jen- 
nings, prop. — tnterarbsa Psrk; T. n. I. & K. 
Elrctrle B. R. Co., props.; Joba O. Holta- 
Claw, mgr. — ShUeley'a Park; W. A. Sblteley, 
mgr. 



Buy from the manufiicturer and nve tbe 
middlemen's profita. Send 25 cents for 

"^""S. MAILMAN, 

31S BlMkw St.. - UTICA.N.Y. 




SoBth Bend — Sprtag. BioOk; P. J. nifford. prop. 

A mgr.; also mgr. attr.; Western VsudsTtlle 

CIrcnIt; (1, S).— Chain 'Lake' Perk; P. J. CUt- 

(urd, prop,' A mgr.; also mg^. tfff.'; Weatem 

Vsaderllle CImli; (1, S». " 
Terre Haute — Fslrrlew Psrk; H. ' L. Bmlg, 

prop. A mgr.; slso mgr. attr.; (1, 3. z); 

booka direct. 
TlBcenoca— t^kewood Park; C. C, OosDell, prop. 

A mgr.; also mgr. attr.; 13, z); C. 0. Ooo- 

aell booka TandeTllle attr. 
Wahaah — Boyd; Ft. Wayaa A Wabaah Tallay 

OlMMfefl^^OhMttSpQPM .IPllfk}. 'IhcCft HHlib' -HlCKaS 

aaar'%Aa-^M|raMa ' Mki ' «!" -1^'- Xmigtut, 
prop. A a«r.: alaa mgr. attr.; .(2:.1B,!;c): 
Book direct. 

dlaton— Eagle Point Park; CllalaB.'St. By. Ool, 
props.: B. Jotmago, asgr.; slso avc aMgi;'(Sl. 
CuuncU Bluda — Lsko Maaawa PaiKz'.4>Btta aad 

Council Bluffs St. By. UsL, fCa«ik|.*Wa.-'P. 

BTTne, mar.; (a>. ' * ' 

Dsveoport — dchoeticn; Al. Berg. (cop. A .mgr.; 

12. 3). 

Des Moines — Incersoll; Des Moines City By. Co., 
props.; Fred Bucbsnan, mgr.; alio mgr. attr.; 
(I. 31. — Wbhe City; lows 3uta Am. Co., 
propa.; C. P. UcLancblin. mcr.; also mcr. 
attr.; (1. 8». 
Ontmqoe — Union Park; Dnion Bleatrle Oni., 
propa.; L. 1>. Mathea, mcr.; alao mgr.' attr.; 
(1. Sj; ;w«Man- yaodarllU Aaia.: Wward 



t«at7adii 



adiaon — Alrdome; Lee Boaea, BnrllngtoB, 



THE JENNIERS 

la Two DUtlMTt Acts 

AlENIATIOIIALDOUiLETUPEZE kO 



Care BiUboardL Cindnnati, O. 




SPECTACULAR DANSEUSE 
LOUISE TAYIOB. Soprano Sotmat 





BOnnr, Senaatloaal 

and Up-Slde-Dowa 



Oymaaat 



m 




Dataa wanttnl. Cph-bratlons. Falrx. Ornlvnin or 
Parka. A<]iln«i 2&03 S. Aduna St., rouri^ 111. 




FBED ctnnmmaAH, 

Thv ;-oanstfSt sod 
ilnrlui; nml Hi-usatlonal and 
r.-rtucil lllKli Win- Artist In 
tbo world. dolDK i:: daring 
feats on a three-elgbtha-tnch 
tvire, from tall buildings, 
over alreat. or on tall polea. 
A (aw dataa apaa Cor lUO. 
Address. P. 0. BOX BS, 
Kltlannlnc, Pa. 



THE ORCUNG WAVE 

For the amaB aawoat ot capital NQoIiod. la 
the moat pToBtabla ' Iniastmciit. Tha. eatehlaat 
and most popniar amoaament riding daetea la 
use. EssUy and quickly set op sod tsken down, 
InezpenalTe to operate and to transport from 

Else* to plsce. Opersted by gssollna angina, 
eata 80 people. Mosle by cylinder piano or 
orgaa. Now Is tha Ubm to placs yoor acdar. 
Catalogna, prica and tastlnoalals oa app lteat loa, 

ARMITAQK & QUIIIN, 




The Largest ^ 
Sensatioiial Ad m 

tat day aeand aaaal 

altsMUsB. 
Bwt>sdBaae«bH» 
Uat alakt taet»iw 
Tkitmsa alaearteal 
Onwaeks Balak 

Coats his aaay 



ataatEs* fasds IM 



F«cpaTtiiiw>.y »> 
feToa 



JUST AS PREDICTED 

THE 

American Band of Providence 

HAS OUnONE MX nHEn TMt VEM 

Luna Park. Clerelaad, gara as this letter: 
Luna Park, Clereland, Jaly 2. 1010 
Uowartl Pew, Manager American Band. 

Dear Sir: At tbc close of yoor period at our 
psrk, I (leolrv to express our sincere thsnks for 
jour bttslocits-llko t-nsaaement wltb us. snd beg 
to state that, la mjr opVnloD, joa bsTO (BrBlshsd 
us tha best bsnd ibe park has errr haA. Z«ap 
•opraao tololat la nnvicellcd. 

Very reepcctfully youm, 

U. F. Bramlcy. I.eiiiiee. 

Usnasement o( Blrerrlcw Park. Chlcan, 
tickled halt to death. Sscratary JoUnaoa wlli 
not tall me, (or (car tt a ralsa u prlca, bat bo 
fella otbem: "Tbio la tha beat band tba aaA 
erer had. and wo will glra tbcat tarlca aa Mag 
an oagagaBeat aazt.yaar." 

Thia la tha way Blrerrlew adrtrtlsca: "Tea 
never saw aoch a jam of people In yoor lite. 
Voalerday'a crowd shot all former reconia to 
plecaa. Tliat Asserlcan Band of Proetdence Is 

the moslrsl scasatloa of tba yaar. aid BowtB 
' tHi BM 



R. Church. 



player In tlie 
rata and cf 

And sgala, la 
'AKZBIOAV 9Un W 
Recalled wlib 
as tha oldest 

lanllc Coast. 

BOWES R. CUUBUU. Oaniat and OiwdnsMa 

If you rvuiruibcr Arbuckle sod Lery. yoB Will 
recall Church, gicalcst conctlst.ot all. 

An WHT BOX! WZ BAfB . 
BOWZV B. OHUBCa, Viaariar tMast iliaM 

of America, 

CI.AUDE aPART, Celebrated Trombono Sololit., 
FRED PASLZT. Uaaqnaled Flute aad Flccol 
JOB, r^*»»**^ IFaaiaallad tnaiixat Boloiat. 

. Btbeia haeo b«'luni;i-il lUl . 

f ar »aay years. Also, gnat bit tH-inx 
avKTwIma DF 

„ af ' Saalaa, Mma Oonaa So- 
formavly aaa* atBoakafaUat'a Oaarah. 

ThIa Is the best Matlbia baa< t»t CMnattoas. 
(aira, parka, etc. Soother In the world can alra 
yoB aonal satisfaction. I( yon want tbe best 

— It aensatlnn. Er>«l plajr.r* ami 

that will entram-e evtrjbotly. 

na fOttf possible open tluic. aud I will wa 
what wo caa do. ReaaonabU- uuUm prices (OS 

this yaar. 

BOWAXS PEW, Manager, 

UI Wast 4tnd St.. Kcw York, or nre Elec- 
trio Park, City, till July 31- 



UGNEJifiAn 
Pa. 



One Mass Of Flames 

100 FOOT Divs nnp 
S im OF WAimt 



lUlB _ 
UABB. 



ta tha wacU tat rarka. 
^ Writ* CBAS. mtr 
Btrast, fit. Xionla. Ifo. 



SOUVENIR GOODS 

In hAqt, nftF Batt aafl bBM, siM 'BMM 
gold gtasswsre. SOITABLB BOB Mm, Caxal- 
rala and StreetmcB, flood, vp-lo-dato adlait. 
Writa Cor Mtalac OBIBITAL OLABS 00.. 




I 

11 



IMT fkhra ii • PnM Cird ii Oai MiiiU 




Toa caa aaaks |10 to r.'u a 
daF apatattac aaa of oar ma- 
chlaaa. Tba plctnas are de- 
eeloped. toDcd and i 
a alnglo derelaplBK- 
Tbe capacity of attr I 
Is 300 dnisbsd pietaiaa aa 
hour. Prirca of Vacblasa. 
n.SO and 1 15.00. Bead tar 
( r e e circulars deseriblag 
same. We are besdquarters 
for supplies o( sll Mlnn ta 
Picture Machi nes. ABZBI- 

CAK iQinrrE pboto. oo.. 

Dept. K, 730-788 W. IMi Bt., 
Chicago, ni- ^- . 



TOY and SOUVENIR Wm. 
MANUFACTURERS 



Wsstdsld, 



00., 



52 



rfTtke .Oillboard 



JUkV 



FMStS 

(Cootloo«d from paffr 49.) 




■ouxHCJUf rAiB cncnrr.— iMtomic, kj., 

Kmturkj State Wtir. Ma«hTllI«. TVim., Traa- 
«MC* btata lUr. UcmpiUs. Tran., Tri-Stais 
FUr. BIimlBcbam. XI a., state Fklr of Ala- 
bama. Uontgonwrr, Ala., Fair. HaacxTlIle, 
Ala., Flair. Celnmboa. Ga.. Pair. Pnok 
Fnllcr HeiBphla. Tnm., acervUir of dreolt. 
■ aouraKSN obio sbort snip circuit. — 

Colnmboa. O.. Stata Pair. S^aocarUIa. O., 
Falz. v; llartetta, O.. WaaUocton Co. Fair. 
JUfc anfc .p .. Fklr. H. H. Hannlag. Atbesa. 

0>»^LllUllt B>< IT lai J . 

XBI-meilTE SHOBT SHIP CIBCmT OF 
SmUKEA, IOWA AND UI&SOnBI— Ao- 
-'bote*.- Neb.. Aabam Soramcr Bae* Aleet. 
~~ ' atj.^KA^ tUbntkM Ctt7. Speed 




laad. Vo.. Mr. Dca 
Fair. L 1. bwalB. r 
^calt. B. a Bawe. 




JCAB AMD OBOBGU FAIB 

, Ta.^ Oalaz-FMr. Batffoid, 

Ta..'-mr. TlocweU. Va.. TaxemU Flair 
tr-f • Xsaaoke. Va., Boanoke I. A A. Assn. 
IjimMiiiij "Ta Inlentate Pair. Wlostoit- 
• Salda.' M. C. rirdmoct Fair. Greensboro, 
N. C. Ootral Carolina Pair Aaan. RalMxb. 
N. C. Korth CaroUna Sute Fair. Clurlotie, 
N. MeeUenbntg J1aIr_AaM. CtOmMi^^ 




F B>T TM um— 'Airoum'ogtT' nn 

('IHVUIT. — CMandl. KK,' Padoeah Fair Aaao. 
MaiVM. Kr~' WMtTKiMtockT Fair Am. 
Vninu niT.. Ti— ■ Wm* Tenn tautt Fhtr. 
Or i al i en. Tena.. W*aHrr Coosty Fair. Parla. 
•Tun.. Henry County Fair. lackaoa.' T*nn., 
-Fair. Corlntb. MImu. Fair. Humboldt. 
Fa^. W. F. Barrj. clrealt aceirtarr. 




-Alabama Statr Fair 

Oct. (1-15. Prank P. 
CbUde r p lima — Ke^m Farmer** 
NOT S. J. P. WlUUan, ac 
nnnmlllf — Pair. Sept. " 
-Alabama 



MoatBOBnr— Ala] 
^■L. llTwiataia, 



. B ai r a 

ABXEUU 

riiorDix — Arlrona Aannal 
Shirler . Ckrt»0. accr. 





ot. 



Pa.Tette*tIIe— WailkBllB Mooatr Fair 

Oct. 4-T. &-U-.MIIe>-blp. mrrr. 
Bot^jjj ^ claj^-J^g^^grjWate Fair Aaaa. 

~ Cooniy Falc Ock IMl. C. 

aecT- .■f.Vr'l.^VSi;.'". 

CAUFOXSU 

Fr»inio — Frvsno Co. Asrlcnlfiiral A*m. Dates 
■ot let. R. A. r.iw«-ll. aecy. 

nanford— KlDir> Coooi.c Pair. CM. 10-15. Ur. 
Baaaett. secj. 

SU<-ramento — L^IIfnrnla Srate Arrlcnlrnral So- 
ciety. Sept. 3-10. J. A. Fllcber, aecy. 

COLORADO 

Colorado Springs — El Taao Co. Fair. Oct. — . 

F. B. Marsb, secy. 
IWa — |-alr. Sept. l.riS. E. Stone, aecy. 
Iir a ee r — Intetatate Fair and Bxpositloo. Sent. 

3 IT. 6. C. FaOcc^ aecr. 
Itart Uatgaar-Uofxaa raoaty Fair aaaeclatloa. 

8e9t. Samari llatblMio* aecy. 

Grand Jonctlon — Ueaa Count r Indoatiial and 

FTvIt Fair. Sept. V^ZX. Cbaa. Gaibo. lecy. 
nivelcy — Pair. Sept. 3T-3ft. n. J. Marcb. aecy. 
Mon li oa t — Uontro»e Wevterri mope AsrL Fair; 

Sept. XO-SS. S. V. Ilobanich. aecy. 

Bdrl7 Fard — ^Arkaaaat Valley Fair A««D. . Ana. 
"tin*, i- a. nan. arcr.; S. B. rrcWe. 




hpt. 27-30. u W. 

ft. 14.' T>. F.^ H ead. seer. 
Sept. 1S-18. a E. Sta^aa, 



flarlHT Fair. 



■ rWi-beater-^tr. 

.-■ f»CT. 

- Itanhnry — Danbtjry Afrrlcnltnral 

Ihites not aet. N. T. BnlkltTc 
Onliroid— Gnllford Acri. Fair, ilrpt. S»«l. 

- ^lartford — Tbe Coaaectlcnt rili laiia HiiiI IT 
> ta. Walter Saodwla. ac(T. 
^^.nanrlacion — Fair. Ort. Ik . It. K. B s aW s y srey. 

'Lyi>«^r.jme liliaaia" flili Sipt. 21. t.- XT. 

''.-^ Stalk., aav. 

Taialw*i Haaialail Acri. Fair. Oer. M-1S. 
~Vimgl^^^gtj^9»Bm TalkT It. and A. ^twm , fbc 

K^' B to U Mi — ir «» Barsa' (Vinnty Rnrtlmitiiral 
Useiaty. S oaw time, la Xaremher. FVed-Hrk 
n. Wlrtx. arcT. 

V»rwleb — New I.oodon Co. Acrlrrrltoril Sncl'-t.T. 
R*pt. 5-7. Tbeo tr. Verrinstnn. Soatb Cnn- 
lertwry. Conn. 
Pntnam — rntnam F.tlr: l>aie« am aet. Eme»t 
M. Arnold, secy. 
•Itwkrflic— RmMlle Fair-- ' ;aq«:' 9b'a3. 

» * m M ^i! t mrTi ''mtirt t H rta te ;^j tti l»i< iwa l 





OEOsdu . ijf: 

Atbtaa Georgia Sute AsiL. Bae AaK' UKll. 

Martin V. Calm, secy.. 
AngoBia — Georgla-Caiollna Fair Aaaa. . Vior. T- 

Vi. Frank K. Beaae, secy. 
Calboim — Oonlaa Ceoatr Fair. Oct. IS-XX. J. 

X. JteTi 



Daltaa— Difr. Oct. U>1K K 



UelTla 

EatoatDO — ^Fataam OOb-flBlb 





IDAHO 

Blackfoot — Sootbeaatem Idabo Fair Aaaa. Sept. 

13-17. W. B. Stolllebeam. aecy. 
Caldwell — Canyco Coonty Fair Assn. Oct. 

J. B. Goren, aecy. 
Leiclstoa— Lewlata^Oarkstoo Fair. Oct. 10-ls 

Oa. .MI^-;Aiaa>' Srp< 

fUr aa« PriTl^f A* 
W,. B. Holme*, -arey 

. Odi.'MtAan. 8e^ 1» 

23. -W. IIt;Xai««S at^; . 

■ y - . • ■ * iyL* ' .-* ■ •-* 

-- • _ TT.T.TW tW 

AlblOD — Edwarda COoaty Fair. Sept. 13-10. i. 

B. Doty. aecy. 

Aledo — Vlerrer Co. Asttenltoial Sadety. Sept. 

20-23. w. D. Emeisoa. aMT. . , 
AltamoDt — Altamoat Astt. lor. Aas. 29-Sepu 

2. Fred NaooKr, secy. v 
Anna— Falc Aoc. aiKWFt. .2. Ftaak ^ Kiab. 

Atlanta — ^Atiaata Caioa Oeatzal ActL^-Sodety. 

Aug. SMept. 2. B. L Poinielly. seoy. 
BeUerllla— St. Oalr Ooaaty>njr Aa^ Sept. 

13-17. -Blehatd D. Wledwrt. aee}.'.. 
BelTldere — Baooe Ooonty Pair. An*. ap-Sept. 2. 

UyroB O. PerUDi. secy. 
Bradford — Fair. Sept. 27-30. Joba Code. secy. 
Breeae — Biecae I>. sad F. ' Aaaa. tf ptj 7-lu. 
■ Aof. W. Grimx. ssq^ .- jiC. 
Baabnell — Bnslniell 

w Jobaaoo. aecy. 
Cambridge— Beaty* Osaaty Fair. 

nea. Balteastala. acey. 
Cbsilaslcn — Dales Cn. Fur. 

Mllaa, sapt. priT. , 
rwrsgo— TWrd Matlaaal Apple Sbeir. ifce. 28 

Dae 4. Baa B. -Bice. secy. 
rblriyn fntematlnnil Ure Stack BafSk Kor. 

2S-Dee. 3. B. H. Hclde, aecF. 
Caxzt>ntoo — Greene Coonty Fair AanT' . Ott. 18- 

21. S. B. Simpson, secy. 
Camarxo — Dooglas Co. Pair. Sept. S-II. W. S. 

Borgett, aecy. 
CarilBTlQt Macoapln Conaty Fair. Oct. 11-14. 

C. w. — ^ — 



Ang. '22-2S 
Aag. 23-27. «W. V. 



nty Fair. Sept. 20-23. 



SU*. X. o. 

Daartra ltel>sa Ooaaty Fair. Sept. M. Jobn 

8. Pivple, sfcy. 
EXwood— Fair. Sept. 14-1& Xattag Bb, aecy. 
Fairfield — Wayne CbnaO' Fair AmtU Ang. 23-20. 

Harry L, Lelnlago^ aaCF. 
Falrbary— FaUbury Afr AMB. Bcpt. ^ O. 

B. Gordon, aecy- 
Ftceport — Stepbenaoa Co. Agrlcnltnral Society. 

Sept. M. Jaa. Beyner, 

Galena — Jo Darleaa Caoat 

Gc*. C. Bllak. aacy. 
Oniraada — Fepe Oaaaty Agi l i a H a aa l Aaaa. Oct. 
'-'^^ ' O. C. Keir.- secy. ' 

GteenoD — Comberland Gvimty Fair. Sept. 6-10. 
. Jas. C. TraTla, seer. 

'BSrdUf — Calboim Connry Agrlcnltnral Fair Aaaa. 

Sept. 2S^. Cbaa. H. Lamar, secy. 
Harriaborg — Haiziabstg Fair A Park Aaaa. Sept. 

12-18. I>r..C. B. Bylngtoo, aecy. 
Hlahlaad — Highland Fair Aasn. .lept. 1-4.- J. K 

Stafeci; aecy. 
Bsestsii — ^Bodstoa Agrlenltiiral Fair ft : Stock 

ObM». Ang. 25. ucocge Ljona, aecy. 
HUM .ifmift AgriealtBral Society. Xnm. 39- 

Sogo^ ^^agaaa Flava, 3SB Oearbem at., 

J oaa a li o e e — Fair. Sept. 13-16. A, T. Cook, secy. 
Joelin — Bock Island Cotmty Fair. Sept. 13-U. 

F. J. Wbltejilde. aecy. 
Kaokakee^Kankakre District Fair. Sept. S-9. 

Len Small, aecy. 
EeTrane* — tlmry Coonty Fair. Sipt. IS-M. A. 

B. nneklaa. rtrr. • 
KaDxrllle — Kaax uoaty Fair. 



L« 'ajT-f te— gt»r* 

T. Oclita.- secy. 
La natpi Fair. Sept. S-9. C H. lagrabam. 

aeey. 

LrbaaoB— fiooae Cotmty Agrlcnltnral Society. 

Ang. IS-lO. W. J. Sanford. secj. 
I.eBoy — LeRoy Felr and Agrlralloril Aaia. 

Attff. lO-lO. Eilw. G, Scbaefer. a^T- 
I.ewl«ton— Fnltoo Co. Fair. Sept. 23-26. Cma 

V. Gnvat. secy. 
Llter^i-int^r-I.ake Conaty Fair. Sept. 6-0. J. 

VelSim—rJmmCmalT Fair. Sept. 27-30. Ed- 

wta O. Cbbb. amr. 
Uaeomb— Uacaaib Mr. Aa*.>>4fc. H. . W.' Bar- 



rla.~ aeey. 

n«Tllle — dark 



Sept. 



Martln<Tll 

H. Oaaairay. secT' 
MaxoD — Onind.T Co. Agrlctiltnral Fair. 

13-10L F- H. Clapp. secT- 
imronl — Mllford nor ae Fair Aaait. Dates aot 

set. E. S. HerroB. secy. 
MootlceDo— Piatt Conaty Board of Aglfcallaia. 

Aac IS-18. 3. C. Tippet t. aecy. 
Matriaon WMtesMa. Onn^OiDim AgiL Soc 

Sept. S4II. V. A. Ma4galt. pnf. 
Kt. bama— Csmll Oooly Fair. Aag. 30-Sept. 

2. CaL Sf. Faearr, aecy. 
Ut. StetUog— BnvB ' Coirety Fair Aaaa. . JtUy 

2S-9I. lE. W. Geracbwinder. secy. 
1ft. Vernon — JefTerwrn Coonty Fair Aaaa. "Sept. 

27-30. C. B. Keller, eeey. ' " ' 
Mnrpbysboro — Tacksoo Cooaty Fair. StptT 6-9. 

Cbaa, Li. Hitter, aecy. - 
OMo— Oble_Bowe Onfas.' tattv Pnt.dC Ang. 
- -W. B. Hmfce .; aecy. # 
Orrsoa — Ode Coaaty A gifc a llatal B e ard : Aag. 

23-28. Wm. r. Fearer, aecy. 
Olney — RtcMand Co. Fair. Sept. S-9. J.na. 

P. WII*'*!!. necT. 

Paris — Edrar Cmntj- Fair. Ang. 2»-8ept. 2. W. 

E- Redman, aecy. 
Peotone — Fair. Sept. 21-23. Fred Caratens. aecy. 
Petef»tmTF — Menarrt Coonty Fair. Sept. 0-0. 

I). W. PmckHton. aecy. 
Peterabnrr — Menard Ponnly Fair. Sept. 6-9. 
•»H~-kiie.t-r11» — Perry Co. Acrieoltaral Seeialy. 

«ei»» r. c. wngy. anT. 

■titer nty— Ford Cb. FUr. BepC IS-Nl 1m, Vl 



PlalnBeld— Will County Pair. Dates not set. 
Princeton — Bnreaa Cotmty Agrlctilttiral Board. 

Sept. 6-9. Cbaa. U TUmHa. accr. 
QoUcy— Fair. July 26-29. Oaaw OmiiI aecy. 
Bed Bod— Randolpb Coonty lUfc^Oat. 11-13. 
BL H- Wcgeaer. aecy. ' . - 
- - Alag. IB-liL- -a A. 



B s Maa aa - O awtbed On. Oraaga Fair. Swt. 

2640. Heary Coolter, aecy., DnaeaarUIe, III. 
Sandirlcb — Sandirlcb Fair Aaaa. Sept. 13-10. 

C. L. Stlnson. aecy. 
Saybrook — McLean County Fair. Dates not aet. 
Sprlngfleld — lllloois Rtate Fair. Sept. 30-Oci. 

8. J. K. Dlcklnsoo, seCT. 
SDlllTas — ^Uooltrle Co. Agrlcnltnral Fair Assn. 

Sept. 13-10. Oiaa. B.- Mooroc. ae^, 
Shaarneetovo — Gallatlo County Fair. Ang. 30- 

Scpt. 3. ; llaisb Wlaebesrt, aecy. 
BtRfaa-KUr. Aac.a&Bspt. S. cad S. Ose. 




30-Sept. 2. a. D.' 
Flenna — Tiiliaaim Oaa 
Warren— Jo Daelesa 

W. Blebardaoa. aecy.- 
Wenona — Uaraball Coonty Fair. 

Alfred Jodd. aecy. 
Wyoming — Stark Connty Fair. Ang. SO-Sept. 2. 

Jobs Smitb. aecy. 
Woodrtock — UcHenry Connty Agrlenlt. 

Sept. 6-0. Geo. A. Hnot, aeey. 

IXSIAVA 



Angola — Stenbes 'ftiaiilj Skfaw ' 
sJUe Goodale, wta.^ i 
Ba m bop — ^BoarbtB IHP-ASIB.--'' I 
Parka, secy. 

■Marfan Goaty Fair. 



B. Sayder, accr. 
Cbrlaaey B ptace t Cooaty Falc ' Sept. B-10. 
P. Cbrlaaey, secy. 



Or- 

Sept. 27-SO. 1. 

J. 



CoaaersTlUe — Fayette Co. Free Fair. Sept. 6- 

9. Jasper U Keaaedy, aecy. 
CooTerae — maml Cotmty Aarlmltaral Aasocia- 

daa. Sept. 20-23. WUl W. Draper, secy. 
CocydoD — Harrlaon Coonty Agrlcnltoral Society. 

Ang. 29-8ept. 2. A. G. Ward. aecy. 
Oowlogtao— Pair. Sept. 20-23. T. B. Bodloe, 



Craw fc cd i f flli Maalga 

society. SvtTML 
Crotberarlll a g al 



Mty Ow gly. Agtlcnltnm] 



Ang. ao4ipt. s. wm L „ 

Croara Palat— Lake Cb. Flair. Aag. 21-26. Fred 

Wbecler. aecy. 
Decatm^-Grcat Nortbem Indiana Fair. Sept- 

6-S. Cbaa. E. Uagley. aecy. 
Cast Bnterprlae — Eaat Enterprise Fair, Aag. 

17-20. Joo. K. Darla. aecy. 
Bwood — Elwood DtiTiug Fark A Fair Aaaa. 

Ang. 23-28. W. E. Clymer, aecy. 
etaasT l ll e Pate. Ang. 1-6. Alra Bans. accr. 
F all iiwaia t — FanaMtsat Fair Aaaa. Aag. S-n. 

Walter Li, Jay, ' secy. 
Ft. Wayae — Great Ft. Wayne Walt, -. BaL 9t- 

24. P. T. Strleder. secy. . ■ . •'. 

Ftankfort — Clinton Co. Fur Aaaa. Am^ V4iL 

W. G. BlmmelnTlgbt. aeey. 
Franklin — Jobnson Coonty Pair. Ang. Sl-Sept. 

2. Martin Seller*, aecy: 
Greombtuir— Decatltr Ootmty Fair. Ang. 16-19. 

Dr. C. B. Alaawortb, aecy. 
Goabe»— Bttbart Coonty Fair and Agrlcaltnral 

Society. Sci^ U-U. Frank B. Xoder, secy. 
HnatlagbBrg^-Falr. Sept.' IS-iaL X. W. Pick 

bardt, ae^. 

Indlaiupolls — laOaaa Stabe lUr. BepL 12-17. 

t^iy Downing, aecy 
KcndallTUIe— KendallrUIe Fair. Sept. 26-30. O. 

C. Brown, secy. 
Eestland— Newton Coonty Fair. Sept. 2941. 

Wm. Simmons, secy. 
Lafayette — ^Tippecanoe Connty Fair. 



Sept. 2. a W. TtaTia, 
La. l -art e l a Facta Ok " 



Society. 

r- 

Ang. 23-29. 



Delaware 
Ang 2-s. F. 



^VL 'bHbI G/IS&^-aEt^^ Aognat 
Lebaaao— Boaw Osoaty Agili 

Aag. le-lP. W. J. SaatM. 
Liberty — Daloa Coimty Fair Aasn. 

lintoa Uazirell, secy. 
Logaaspoct — Pair. Ang. 9-12. 
Ulddletown — Henry, Sladlson and 

Ctrantlea Asrlctutnrai SotUety. 

A. Wlaehart. aeey. 
Bontpellei^Blaekfard Co. FUr. Jnly 26-29. 

C. L. Smltb, acCT. 
Mt. Vexnoti — Mt. Vcmoo Fair Aasn. Aogtial 

16-19. J. M. Harlem, aecy. 
Unncle — Delaware Co. A. A M. Society. Ang. 

16-19. P. A. Swain, secy. 
New Castle — Henry Cotmty Agrlcnltnral Sod 

ety. Ang. 9-12. W. U Bisk. secy. 
H«ir Harmony — Posey Co. Fair Aasn. Sept IS 

IS. JoeU W. matt, aecy. 
llertb Maatjiestei^Nortb Manrbeater Fair. Sept. 

6-9. Om*. Wtlgbt. I 

Oapoad— BMey Col ' 

tit O. STjCeasps 
Fine 

»- BL 0*at:SWV-- i \7^4;-A.JV, 

Portlaad— lar Oa.- MtL Aa*; SM«t S. X 
F. CraTca. aecy. 

Princeton — Olbaon Co. H. A A. Society. SepL 

i^lO. P. E. Knowles, secy. 
Rochester — Folton CO. Agrlcnltnral Society. 

S*pt. 7-10. L. G. Hoti. secy. 
BossliTllIe — Eowsrd Coonty Fair Assn. Ang. 
It. 2. A. C. SbUUng. secy. 

SI^lbyrm r^M B^ Oa. Mr AgM, 

Sbeibrriii* — Sbdbyr^^Raees. Oct. 1*-14. 3. 

Morrlaon- aecy. 
Scnttahorg — Scott Coonty Fair. Ang. 23-26. O. 

T. Cain. aecy. 
Terr* Bante — ITIso Cbnnty Fair. Sept. 19-34. 

C. I. Fleming, secy. 
Vslparalso — ^Porter Connty Agrlenltnril BocMy. 

Sept. 6-9. Lcaniler Jooca, aecy. 
VlBciaasa Kasa Osmty A. A SC Society. Sept 

19-23. Jaa. a.- Ulnar. Vlaceaaea. lad. 
WancB— WaREB TkmSooaty Fair aa4 DaMog 

Aaaa. Aag wmat. 3. J. O. OUck. asey. 
Warrick— Wamck caw Fak. -Aa*. 

J. I. ■ - 




Albla-^tatna On. Fair. Sept. 27-80. J. K 

Porter, Secy. 
Alcona — Koraotb Co. Fair. Sept. 13-16. T. P. 

Harrington, aecy. 
Allamaka— Allamaka Coontr Agricoltaral Bad- 

ety. Sept. 20-23. A. 0. I,aTsaa. aeey. 
Alllaon— Bntler Co. A. * H. SacMy. Sept. 6-8. 

W. C. Sbepard. ae<*r. * 
Anamrxa — Ansmovn DIst. Fair. Ang. 22-26. L. 

M. Bonsell. aecy. 
Alta-rBoeaa TUta Co. Fair. Aag. 16-19. C 



Utm-Cumtma fit iMb 



At;jr.t!--— r«.. rooaty Fair. Sept. 19-23. B. 

1. wni-ji., c. alrmaa amoaement committee. 
AodaboD — AudutMO CO, Fair. SSBt, U-U. ' B. 

C. Cnrtla, secy. 
AToca — Pottawattamie Coonty Fair. BnL -ST'' 

30. a B. Bead. aecy. 
nadWf* Taylac Co. iws. Dataa aal att. B. 

T«* Lmm^ gtCF*' 
BtaaaaacM— Darb CMaly Agricoltaral Bselaty, 

Sept. 13-16. B. a I«ach, secy. - . 

Booas — ^Booas Drlrlag Park and Pair Aas>. 

Sept. 13-IS. A. H. Bnraslde. secy. 
Britt — Bancock Co. Agrl. SocletJ. Sapt. SMi, 

P. B. Bogera, secy. 
BntTalo Ck^ater — Buffalo Center DM. Fair. Walla 

not aet- J. P. Boyd. secy. 
Calbotu — RockiTell City Fair Aaaa. Jaly 2g. 

23. A. J. Hnnter, aecy. 
C arto n j C arr^ Coaatj Fair. Sept. T-S. H. A. 

ftoii'i'i'Sti *w5f 

_ SSt Wta Ba iL« ■■■11 

Ontial City— Wapdt 

M. E. E. HentUisao. aav. 
nisHes City— Floyd Cbootp ■ 

set. W. B. JobniOB, ■ secy. 
ClarlBda — Clarinda Fair 

J. C. Beckner, aecy. 
Clsrton — Wright Co. Fair. 

Bonier, secy, 
aintoo — aintoa DIatiiet ! 

B. Ahrena. aecy. 
Colnmbns Jnnrtlsa Oililinbtn Jbaetloa Dtattirt 

Fair. Sept. M. M. .T. Bendrix, aecy. 
Coning- Adaan Oai -Mr. Sept. II-I4.. Gee. 

B. BUaa. aecy. 

Decacab— Woaaeshlcfc.Caaaty. Fair. Scpt^ l'3-lO. 

L. U CaldwaU, secy. 
Des Mol aes Iowa Dept. of.Agll.'' Iiigaal TI 

Sept. 2. J. C. aimpaosi, aeey..... ..-.ta."::- 

DeWltt— Clinton Coonty Fair. Bept. I4.ML:'K 

H. Cbrlatenaen. aecy. - 
Dcoaelson— Lee Coonty Fair. Sept. 7-9. Clirla. 

Batroer, aecy. 

Ddob— Big Fonr Fair. Beptv B. B. Ba^ 
ker, secy. ■. s.- ■• 

Bdora— Baidia Oa. Mr. .8(Bt^ •« IK A.MH^ 
Hn. aecy. . . . - .. .- , V 

Dkadet^Elkader Fblr A Itack AgM.. HlBt. 
14-16. W. W. Darldaon, aecy. .. 

Fairfax- Prairie Valley Fair. . Datca' aat sot. 

C. J. Knlcketboder, aecy. 

Fairfield — Jefferson Coonty Fair. Dates not sel. 

Cbai. H. Gage, aecy. 
Fonda— Big Foor Fair. Ang. 2-g. J. P. Hal* 



Sept. l-.>-16. 
Bcpt. O-flL 
" IS-IC- 3^- 



Clty— Wlimebago Co. 
aet. C K, Kelaoa. aacy. 
OaraaTiUe— Oaytaa O ao a ly Agrlenltaial Bsdati. 

Aa^ S9Bcpt. Sl BmF r 
Oreaafldd — AAaIr Oa. FUr. 
B. HartlB. secy. 



Sept. 



2qS'. 




Grlaadl — Peweatilek Ctx. Central AgrlnUtural 

Society. Sept. 6-8. a P. BnsseU. Mcy. 
Omndy Centei^-Gmady OiOMy Mtw BsM. SO' 
22. I.. U. Hawn. secy,. --v.-.; ■.' . 

Ootbrle Center — Gntbrla Olui Bilb' BlBtP^Mik 

T. B. GrlaeU, se^. ■ . - 

naflaa Flanllla Cp. Fair. BepL 27~30. SbcT' . 

OMM A. ITIeek. aecy. 
H a rtaa Bbelb y Connty Falc .Aag. 3t-2S.'. Fictf 

Frasler, secy. 
Bamboldt — Btmboldt Cbi Agriealtatal 
' ~ BtaeMar. ascy::- 



Sept. 13-18. B. & 
ladepeaJeac a B i " 

23-26. P. a. 
ladUaoU- Wa 

UeCoy, aecy. ' „' 

Iowa aty^ohnsoB Ca>. A; '* Society. .Xog. 

30-Sept. 2. Qeocsa A. SttCbcocfc. aecy. 
K^wto^BtemU OMiy Mt. Sept. sr^uu 

La Fact C ^^ffi JFiiat'&ty Mat. »a>. - Bal s 
oat git.* 'fkgak.X» Hgytf aacy. 

Mslcnlia raoiitln CimMj Gfeatial Acrieoltar- 
al 8acla». Aa*. SST -Mb Kosrak. .try. 

Ualrera— Jfnia Oa. FUr. AaB. B«. I. J. SwzJn, 
aecy. 

Mancbeater — Delaware Connty Fair. Dates not 

aet. T. Wllaoo, secy. 
Manaon^Calboon Co. Fair Assa. Aag. 24-SS. 

C. O. KaUey, secy. - - ,„,-•-..:.-.■;.--.,..., 
Maqnoketa— Jackaon Cooaty . 'Ml: .. '.■^mtUiitti 

B, D. Ely. acey. i>> " " ' 



Sept. 5-8. I'. 



S».*i. J. ■.: 

UasOB Citr^Nactk !•«• 

H. Barber, aecy. 
Uasaena — ^Mssaena District Fair. 

P. Hogan, secy. 
UtI ton— Milton District Fair. ScpL T-Mk 

A. Miner, aecy. 
Ulaaonrl Valley— Barrlaoa Ca. FUi^ Bspt. IS- 

IB. A. B. Basbtook, iccy. 
Mootlcella— Joaes Co, Fair Aasn. Angatt-SBr' 

Sept- 2. Fred W. Koop. secy, 
lit. Pleaaant^Benry Co. Fair. Ang IS-ISL Ol. < 

N. Knlgbt. STcy. . ' 

Naaboa— Big Poor District Fair. Sept. 6-9. C.^ 

I. . Pntney, aecy. 

National — Clayton Ca Agrlcnlttiral Socl«;y. 
. Aag. Z9-Sept. 8. Henry uiehsen, Oamtnllo. 
la. 

Reeada — Story Ctmnty Fair. Dataa airt act. 

Bert B. Welty. aecy. 
Hew Hampton— New Chickasaw Ce. Mr.-y BibKlo 

U-1& a X. Blgelow. acey. 
Nu il l i a j j rt W a s ib Co. Fau. Sept. Sl-gg. . B.:. 

Os l oa l a jS oili'piatrlct Fair. Datea aot asll 

O. B. KBsa. aacy. 
Ogd sii lluu ai Osaaiy AgrL Soc. Sept. 7-9. W. 

0. Innltt i t i aacy. 
Oaawa — ^Moooim CMnty Fair Aaan. S<^t. IS* 
18. A. W. Bnrgesa. aecy. 




Orange City — Slooz Conncy Agrlcnltnral 
aly. Sept. 14-18. B. SUkkeweex, secy. 

Qgaji Mitchell Coanty Agrlco'.iuri! Society. 
Ml. 27.20. A. O. Kngler, secy. 

Fella— take Prairie IMatdet Agrlctilttira] 
Oct. <•«, J. P. 

Bed Oak— Maali 

26- 28. M. Hr__„ 
Bbodes— Bdea DIatrlet 

Sept. 20-23. B. M. Wec_ , 

BockweU City— Bockwall aty Fail 

27- Sn. A. J. Birater. aecy. 
Sac City— Sac Coonty Fair. Ang. D 13. S. 

Watt, aecy. 

Sheldon— Sheldon Dlat. Fair. Aag. 33-SS. U. 

BL wmiama. aecy. .v 
BkiasBdtnh — SheaaaMh Vik AoM.«'Aaib'.l 

A. W. Goldberg. aMy. - 
fliaog City— latciBtata Uto Btark Mr JIM^; 

Sept. 19-24. Joe Martao.. aeey. - -. > -k -i:-.. 
flplrit I,ake— Oleklaaoa CMmly Fair, naloa'aat ' 

aatL A. B. Jobnaoo, secy, 
Btrawbctry Point — Strawberry Point Dlat Fair. 

Bipt. 6-9. R. W. Schng. aecy. 
Bntberlaad — 0* Bi le a Cooaty Agrtroltatal Aaaa. 

Sept. 7-9. tf M. l — iHi. gwy.. :..v.<.. -- 
Tlnsley— TlagBy' FMr Aaaa. ' Bq*; TB. ' t;-r. 

Hall. aecy. 

Tipton — Oder Coonty Pair Aasn. Sept. S-S. 

C. F. Slmmennaker. aery. 
Toledo— Tama Coanty Fair Asan. Sept. 3T.SA 

A. e. Smltb. secy. 
TIetsr— rirtar Dtatrict Agrlcnltoral 

Aof. tB-U. I. P. BoallBg. iecy. 



JULY 23, 1910. 



Tti<e Bill board 



63 



VlatOD — B«ntoil 

Wirerlj— Bremer Coonty P«lr A«D. B*pt. w- 
23. D. A. Lone, \ 1 • 

W.p*IIo— LoalM Co. F«lr. An«. W Stpt. S. I. 
D. DIehl. lecT. • . ■ 

W«ukon— AllBm«»«« Co«»ty AfrL BOC 
20-23. A. C LanoB. mtj. 

39, Jaa. Walljuper, wcr. 
Wcit Union — Fi^ette Count/ r«lr. SfU M. 

Whit C6»er— Wh«t Cb»er 01«t. Wait. Sept. 2«- 

WUIIinMboix— WUIUmstnns Mr. Stft. UflS. 

Ch«». Fletcher. iJiSt— . 

WUton JnaetlOQ— WIltM FUr MM. 

1«. B. WOdaaiB. SM^ ' 
WtoatU— WH— M jM» 




««t. la-M. A. 

Ik'-.'iMi'ia-w. 




AbUfiM — DIcklBMD Coaatr Fair 

30. Cbaa. UortOB. —~ 
Antftocj— A athoa y ~ 

AiSnS^tSSM 0>. Haca* * Fair 

■Hb. — . Q. W. Saarlca. accF. 
■alwi BuftBIi lattmatT Reooloa Aan. An(. 

2»-S*pt. 8. «aa. L. Soitli. (en. Bfr. 
Bdoll— Mitchell CooatJ Fair Aiaa. Sept. M- 

Oet. 1. W. 8. 0«5«>. !?«»;_, 
BtneTllla — Repo btle _ Ona m tr A gw. 



A. Bawdca. a««j, 
BarUasaBa— Oaaaa Oi 

». K. J. WUUiuaa. 
B»nta«t a » CB » aF Oai.,Mc 




Clv%Mu^t7~Co. Fkir. Sept. 1310. Wal 

OaStjTlII( — ^MootsomcTT Co. Fair Aaaa. 

Zr-SO. KUlatt iTTls. ae^. 
Caecordla— doad Ceoat; Fair Aaao. 

24. Frtd W. Binraaa. Jr., aigr.^ 
Dooslaa— Dooslaa A«H. Sac. iapt. 

J. A. CUT. aacT. 
n Dorado— BalMr Oonty Mr Aan. Bapt. SO- 
** * F. BffMOB. aa9. 

_ lam Otu Asd. iadaty. Sept. aivSA 
F. A 




Omi Bead— Bartoa Onmty Fair Aaan. Dataa 

Bot let. W. P. FMer, aeer. 
Cm>'U— Elk CooBtT AsrI. Fair Aaia. 

«-». J. J. Minhan. no. _ 
Hatva^-HarBtt^OgatFA^ Aan. ' BtpLXI- 

30L S. C I4i ft BB g B . aaq^- ■ ■ ^ _ . 

HlaCTtB a — B n wia Caaaiy BlB«anB-Mtkk . Bapt. 

Howard— Etka* OooatF Fafr AaMt." AW;- IC-19. 

Brarr BnK*. aeey. 

HntchlosoD — Ontlml Kiniml Fair AaaB. (BiBtc 



rilr). Sept. 10-17. A. L. Spoaalcn arcy. 
HoxI»— Sherldu Conatj Affl. Aan. tuft IS. 

C. R. Pcarvoa. k<7. ^ 

lolt— Allen Count; AktI. Sab. 'ASB. BBBepC 3. 
Friak K. SmltlL, aecy. 

TaBU CBOBlr ABtL 



tBaiaiKii noBtlia Caoaty FBIr aad AsiL Boc 

*BtBt. SI-28. XlBwr E. Brown, aeer. 
iMTCawortb — Leareswonh Coanty Fair Aaaa. 

Sipt. 6-8. C. A. Sparrow, aeer- 
MlB^palla-OtUwa Co. Fair Aaaa. Oct. 4-T. 

J. K. Johaatoo. aecT. _■ - . - 

Jura— Alles CoDBtF Moroo Agtl. .Mr... Hpl; 

14-lB. B. N. Corairk. *e<T- 

Mound city — Una Connty Fair Ann. Sept. zT- 

30. Joho 0. Uone. lecy. 
Xeia tttr— Neaa OooBtF Aicrl. Aaaa. BepC 38 

_8«. H. W. onaaaic. aeo. 

MKtaa— SaitM OmmU Mr Amb. Abb. n-X7. 

M. F. OatrttF. aeey. 
Oikilooaa— OM Sett] en' BenaloB. Aa*. B-IOL 

W. B. Forts, aecy. 
OtUwi— Pnnklln Coant? ArHcaHarat Aaa. 

Sept. 20-23. J. B. Sbinn, leey. 
Pratt — Pratt Coooty Fi.:r Aim. An«. 18-19. B. 

L. Sbaw. secy. 
BUey— RUey Coontr Avrl. Soe. Oct. I1-14. C. 

F. Dtoaier. aecy. _ 
St. Ma— Stafford Conaty Mr Aaaa. Inly tl- 




H. HoefccaaBltk, mcTc 
SeldeB— Seldca Dialrlet Fair. 

c. c. itiiCoiiB. aec. 
Svoro — N'emitaa Fair Aaia. 

H. KItiWuler. aecy. 
Smitb Crater— Smith Co. Pair 
_*pt. 5. H. a Smith. I 
Bprlnx RIU— Onnce Fair.: 

MrboUoB. ieCF. 
Stocktoo — nooks ' 



Abb. aOkSapt. t. 

Sept. 14-18. W. 



._Cbj». Blaelay.' Baty. 

BtaiB 




■(ft.-ie-n. 



Tnpeki— Kaaiaa 

H. L. Cook. aecy. 
W.krfteld— WakeOald Agrl. Sodely. Oct. 8-7. 
_Kojen* Elklaa. aecy. 

Wireny— Ohio Day Aaaa. Aoc U-W. J. M. 
_OahoeB. BMF. ^ 
WleUla— Fair. Ort. 17-a 

«S&d-Oa«lf9»i^ 




AleMBdrti— CimpbeU COBBtyA ll l l i Hui« l BocT- 
_ety. Sept. 8-10. J. B. sigaae. aacy. 
■artaoanrdle^KBox Cosaty Fair. Aoc. 31-Sept. 



J. F. BawB, lecy. 
BarditowB— NelBOB OOBBty Mr, 
- O. U. WllaOB. aery 



Abb. Sl-Sapt. 



Bed^d— TrimUa Co. FBIr. Oct. T-S. B. B. 
^ llcCala. aaey. 

•^ir^— •^l' A«a»- Ao«. B. T. 

„ FUh, aeCT. - ■ • 

nrodbemd — B'irkra«tle Conaty Pair Aaaa^' Aos. 

iT-ia. A. J. RMncard. hc.t. 
iaaktainie— CoBiberluid Co. Fair. Aoc. 18-18. 
- ^.W. Aleraader. Jr., aecy. 
raire^iaa— Tarran CMaty Fair. Dataa aet aat. 
„«• M Barker, aaej. J . 

, Wida B. Lan. aaor. 

I'inviiif— rilr. Ana. *-». I. Itnm. aeey. 

t.lubetbtmrn— Hardla CaoBtj Filr. Sept. 

r. a. o.rrtner, lecy. 

P'lSnier— KentCB Cooaty A«rl, Soc. Aug. 24- 

9. W. Adims. ivcy., Farmeta and Trid- 

•r«- n.nk BMa.. COTlnstoo. Ky. 

»'*r^*'"« Compuy. inf. U-M> 8 



Falmoath — Falmoatb Fair Oik 

J. B. WUUana. ■ecj. 
Wwa Ciiifc JiBBi giB O aaty FA, 

'BapC 9. B. 9. BatiF. aacF. - 
Floraaea— nirth Kcatoeky AarlcoItBral 

Sept. 14. N. B. Bidden. Bmllactoa. Ky. 
Frankfort — Capital Fair Aaaa. An(. SO-Scpt. 2. 

O. O. Sneer, aecy. 
rrankiltt- jlmpa a a Ca nntr Fair Aaaa. BniC U. 

Fruk^i— ?S»!9ilSr%kl ' iiffb -M. - jia Aip 
ley. aecy. 

Oeor^toiro — Scott Conaty Fair Aaaa. Joly 28 

80. T. C. Bell, MCy. 
Ocnaaatowa — Qamiaatown Fair 0». Aas. S4-ZT 
Da. H. JJ.sd.^j,«j^, 




Sl.t4 



1. ThoL Dfckuaoa. aacF. 
HaidlBabort- Brecknttdaa IMr AMb 

Sept. 1. II. B. ITlBiIilin 1 
Barndahorc — Mercer 01 "~ ~ 

».13. R. w. Kacaaa, 
Hartford— Ohio — ' — 
Beaderaon — Hei 

Ball, aecy. s.-:.- ■ 

HedCaBTlU»— lune Co. Mr JBI^ 
Hacaa Caee— Hart County Filr .tik 

Dr. H. C. Bmacr, . ■' 

Laaeastar— Fair. Jnly 3T-SB. .-' 
.lAwruicalNii8 AndafaoB 

20. A. B. XcAfee. aecy. 
Leitchlleld — Qrayion Coosty Fair. Ans. IS-lt. 

J. L. Dent. aecy. 
LcxlBBtco — ^Blne Oraaa Fair Aaaa. Ai«. S-IS 

Jaoatt Staonaa, aaey. 
Llh a i t y C a m Coraty Fair Aaaa. 

Jeha'B. Whipp. MCF. 
Loadoo — ^Laarel Ooaalj Fair, 

A. Chlltom. aecy. 
Iionlamie— Keatncky Stat* Fair, 



J. W. Newmaa. ae9. 

r. Jo) 



n-n. 



-Fair. 



nlT 2»80. J. A. Fraaee- 
L Sept. T- 



M. Jaa. 

Sept. 



MadlaooTtlli 
way. aecy. 
MayHeld— Wcet Kentncky Fair 

10. W. L. Hale. aecy. . 
Uelboanie — Newport DtItIbb 

Ana. »-I4. C. Piosnel. aaar* 
lUddleaboio— Ben Conaty Fate; 

H. Hmat, aaey. 
UoBtleaUo— Wayae COoaty FMr 

Jaha R. Wllhltr. aaey. _ 

MgfBBataara— Botlcr Gaaaty Fair. Sept. 23-24. 

t. T. KltUaser. aacj. . _ 
1ft. Sterllaf — ^Moatsoeieiy Oa. Fair. Jaly IM3. 

W. C. Haailltoa. aecy. 
NewiMrt— Newport Fair A DtMaf Aan. Aaa 

10-13. Clarence PlasBely, wcy. 
mchotaarllle— K. of P. Fair. Aog. 30-Sept. I. 

Jaa. N. nayaor, aecy. 
OBiaalMMii Dulii Orasty Fair. Oct. 4-8. S. 

■■fti.'9frOet. I. 



Pair 

O. DbtIb, aecy. , _ 
.nbon CooBty AcilcnItanI - Sm. Sept. 
•-I0. Chaa. A. Wehher. aecy, - 
Peeryine — Perryrine Fair Aiaintatlia 'Aaa 

1T-I9, H. C. Mollloa. aecy. 
ProTldrsce — Prorldenc Afrl. Fair. Adz. 2-C. 

A. O. Wllllami. icy. 

Bnaien Sprlaca— Bnaaell Co. Fair. Aoc 9-12- 
Bobt. losram. aecy. _ _ 

SiBderi— Carroll. Oillitln. Owen Trl-Cuoaty 
Fair Ana. Sept. T-10, A. W. SUHcy. Key. 

ScottarlUe— Fair. Bi«t. IS-IT. W. O. aOUam. 

Sbf^erdaniic— BtflMt CtaatF Mr AMa. iag- 

I8.I9L S. H. Kldceway. aecy. 

SbethyTlUe— Shelby Co. FMr. AoK. 23-28, T. 

B. Webber, aecy. . _ „ 

Soawtart— Somenet Pair. Aas. M4rpt. S. H. 

Laebbia^, aecy. -v . 

Sparta — Randolpb Cboaty Mr. ' CIrt.' 4T. A. 

A. BrowB. aecy. . _ 
Sprlnglleld — Waihlnrtoo Connty Fair. Ans- 31 

27. T. C Campbell, aecy, 
SUaford— UaralB Cooaty Fair, Djt«» aot aei 
TaylarB*tna— Bpeaeer Caoaty Fair, Ana. ft-12 
TBBBMMarrmf^-Tlntnipk'T— ^ Mr. Sept. 1 

B. A. Rt^atdaoa, aaey, 

ITBlOBtewB — UbIob Oraaty Fair Aaea. Any. 9 

IS. W. C. Bland, aecy. 
VaDcebors — VancebarK Fair, Ane, in. 
Ve»wlll<-* — Woodford OBBBtF FBIr A aaa. Abc 

S-& Plemlns Heck. m^-\ 
Wlaebeater— aark CoaalF Ftllr. 

J. B. ClellaBd, aeey, 

LOUUUABA 

Bentoo— Pair. Oct. 2S-Z8, W, J, DaWMB, eecy. 
Calhooa — North LaCamp Mcetla* Pair. Sept 

28-30, P. S. Wataon. aeey, 

Cooihatta— Red Blrer Pariah Fitr, Oct. 25-2V 

P, C UcLemore, lecy, 
Crowley— Crowley A«rl. Fair, Nor, 18^ 
Ollwland — OUle Fair. Oct. 8-8. a«o. FteoiliM 

H<»Ml-CIalhnrBe Pariah Mil Oet, 1S-I4. DI1 
land Hnlae. aeey- ' _ 

leaacfette-acaaerette Fair Aaaa. Oct. ••. B, 

Ijika CharieJ^Otleaalon La. Fair Aaaa, KOr. 

32-38. I*oB ChaTiDBe, aecy. . „ . 

Lafayette— Lafayette Pariah F.ilr Ann. Sept. 

2».Oet. t. F. V. MantOB. aecy 
VaBiOeld— DeSoto Pariah rait. Oct. 33-28. A. 

W. Ooarrler, aeey. - ^ ^^-.i^;.. ' 4- , ■ 
Vany--DsSota Pariah F*i---<M*tF--JS*«. - J. 

O. Bcllale. aeey. >*-Z'';'''~' y a— ^ 

tllaiira Watat»T^^rl*-'-B>jfc>-Apji,-;.- O*. . >S- 

Woaiae— Oaarhlta Part* Mr. Oct. M4B. E- 

W. ABdrraoa. lecy, 
VatPhltoche" — Natcbltochea Pariah Fair Amb. 

Oct. tl-14. Jaa. B. Tneki-r, w-fj-. 
PlalB Deal 1 01— Bonier PatM Fair. net. 3S 

SB. W. J. I>«wioo. iiW.-/.-^ 
BaatoD— UneolB Pariak IMiW:.-Oet.. tl-M.- ; M. 
p. Warm. eccy. ^-^^^^iiZ "" - 

H BlaN FatT'iCXMMwa. 3MF.-»'Tk 



Aet oa Shaplelith and Acton Pair.., 

aet. Frrd K. Badarsll. ai^. ^ ' ■ 
Aaheeat- ^larMia wi lUarir* M«- ***- 

Aadarer— HarOMfa OliaBi Fa». t»st « J»<fc 

A M O B S ometaet'deitBty Mr. Sent. 2S-59. «it 
laado Walter, aecy, _ ... ~ 
RanKot^Baatrm Maine State iTilr. Aiuc- 23 

M. Albert S. PW<1. »ec». . ■ 

Selfaat — Waldo Co. AETlcnltnral darlelr. Aair, 

18-18, Orrln J. Dicky, 

Bethel- Rleetalda Park 
W, B. Twaddls. aeey. 
BhM Hill — Raaeaek Oa. 

Brpt. C. 8, Bam - - 

■iWlliw niW)t<in Farmeia an.1 Mecbanir** 

CKti, Bept, 20-52. C. Leater Aaiea. ae<-y. 
Rriatnl — Briatnl Fair AaaB. Oct. 4-0. J. W. 

Rnnter. aery.. Damarlscotta, Me, 
canton— AndroBcoaaln Talley A«rtmltnr.nl ?«■ 
' - 30-23, O. U. RIchaMI'wa. aec.T. 

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Mewtflo — Oak Pirk: W. McOoIIoo. (sop. * mgt.i 
miao mkr. attr.; ^l, x); W. McOoUom books 
TkodeTUla anr. 

Oakaloon — Oleawood Park; J. Ilaeo Hocmn. 
profk. & mcr.; alAO tngr, •ttr.; (0. x), 

aionz CltT— <>TBt*I Lake Park; S. C. C. L. * 
H. Sr. Co.: Jo*. A. Foja, St.: ma.; alto 
mgr. attr.— UTcnlde; S. TneOco Co.. 
ptopa-i B. li. Klik. mB.; auo msr^ atlr.: 

. (2); liars eitr band onlr. — WoodUm; latct^ 
SUte Lira Stack Fair Aaan., prop*.: Joe Mor- 
too. mtr.; ajao msr> attr.; (1. 3); Joe Mor^ 
ton |f*»^*k T vandoTUJa. 

Tai]te>-i:yler>a-Puk: F. P. Trier, prop.; Trier 

~ c;-Fi F; Tyier. mir. attr.; (1. I). 

. Pack; Lore Alford, prop. & 
"s; (1. 3); Weatera Tand^ 

XABBAS. 

9ark: Foreat Park Am. Co.. 

Lt Or Ik. Baird, mgr.i alao mcr. attr.; 

, ti «)5 & t BalM. book* atte. 

SprlBS>— Bennloo Park; 0. L. Smith. 

' oiSj T Jill Park; J. B. Tackett; prop.; Ok''%V. 
Stater, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (5, x). ' . 
Fort Scott — Fern Lake Park: Fern Laka Park 
' Co.; will Hafer, ii«r.; tUo mgr. attr^r (S. x}. 
■ HertngtoD— Ljite Afdooe; I. D.-BUcUr. prop. 
& mgr.: ate mgR ttr.; r (I,. »)>^l* a :AI^ 
dome: A. in ToUaaiia. paa^gfc: mgr.; ftBtmrn 
^%Bd-aoiigB milr*' - 'S -'-'-' 
Bgctan— HortoB Cltr Park; Cltr of Hocton, 
.atapa.: Mayor ot Hottoa, mgr.; Cltr Qerk. 
.^557 attr.; (2, i. 4). . . 

Bktchlosoa— Birenide; K. C-Bcck, amar and 

(1. S; X). ^ ii' ' 

Xiunaee— Eleetile Pnk; lAincBce Aaoae. On.; 

I>laVentirtb^Airdome Theatre;' Cbaa.'- E. Kesaei 
mKr.;'Txx, 1. x).— AMoetation Pazk. '4X A. 
Sparrotr. (2,3).^e«iilf« Mc. ^Sfc- J. 

. (AulitehaDi. nop. * nigTi: alao books raoda- 

MePI»rsoa-:Aaiek Lake Parttr-ftart Wallaea. 

prop. * JBS*;: 



dome: Geo. G. Hnlti 
mgr. attr. ; Olson- V 

Hnltqolst booka attr. 

Ottawa— Forcat Park; Cltr <* Ottawa; prapa.; 

tl; x)T plays local tiMda onlr- - ' 
PnabB»— Electric Fazk Tbeatra; Cbaa. Uoocbead. 

DfOD St mcr. 
Flttabnrs— Idle Hoar: UIs Ban Park Oa_ pnpa. 
TOpeka— Gaiddd Park; City oT Tap^a,~p(opa. 
'OoSOaU Bottling Worka. mgrs.; alaa'agra. 
V-atle.': 0.-3): manager booka attr.— Vlnewoodr 
■ v AlbMt U. Patton. mgr.; C. C. Uattbe»;B, 
. -^-fiST atfi?; (1, S):- Crawford. K«miey. WeUa 
ilf O. O. Mattbewa booka TaorterMlc. 
•r.^Wonderlaod; J.. I. .. Nota«. prop. * 
:i alHt'V^ attr.: a.vSt: J. T. Nottle, 




Qaaan Cltr Beach; WlUlam E. Kroger, 

OaSi* l&'^wtb Hlghlinrta: Jaa^ B. Desip- 
aer. prop. & mgr.; Edw. Da Groote. mgr. 
attr.; (1. 4): Edw. De Groote. Atlaala. Oa.. 
booka raodeTllle. . _ '■ ■; .* 

Fr.nt;o.-t— Cltnwood I'atk; Ceattal- Kaatadv 
Traction Co.. ptopa-tj. P. Saaea.mg.;. g). 

I^xincTin— Bin* Oim jPazk: L.^X. Oppanhelm- 

I.oSef:S^ 3K i l i » » ; B iwi iw Park Co.. 

pcoga.: Uaa ■Smieah, mgr.: alio taer. ats.; 
• iLTat Wm.- Mi«rte books vaadertJe.-^ron- 

(Sm WWr Park: Park Clronlt and Bealiy 
..'0(^'. piops.; Tooy Landi-nwlcb. mgr.; alao 

mgr. attr.: il. Zii Western VanderUle Aaan. 

book* Tauderiae. 
MaysTUIe — Beechwood Park: UarsrUIe St. Jtr. 

Co.. ptopa.: T. M. BaaaeU. mgr.: alao mgr. 

attr.; (1. 3. x); T. U. BoaseU books randa- 

▼m* attr. _ _ 

Owensboio— ChaDUnqiu Park; T. A. Pefflajvie- 

cdTcr; (2. S. s>.— Hadmaa's; 8. C Bar. 

• ■ mgr.; (1. 3. x).- . 

- Padocah— Wallace: ■ Psdneah Tiae. Oa.-;Hlii : 
.'WlB. Deal.- mgr.; alio mgr. attr.; J(l.'.4»- x): 

. - XOUlBIABrA 

Oiovler— Oltr Pari; C-.ty of Crovkr. >nga.: 
- XZ, X): plarB dtr banda. _ _ . 

Cak» Charles— Casino; Lake Charlea St. B. B. 
Co.. pr-.p*,; <2;. _ 
' Lecomp:e— Moore Park; C. 0. Moote. prop. * 

• mgr.; also ic^r. ata.; U. 3); AlexasMa 
Cinmlt: C. C ll-ym books Taodmlle attr. 

Moc-o* — ^Fonyth Park; City it itonmu. 9j«vs.: 
Olea Fleming, mgr.: alao mtt. attr.; <l. 4. 
x>: Glen fIm^bk boakft sahtertUa attr. Tbis 
park U iMhl aa •' tal^- csgqad arecr Oetoi>*r. 
. and Tandatuw. U-*»Jbtatt ts^Mnek ao^. 




'Snr Adcans— White Ctty; B. J. Ifeggtnsbn. 
Bcap. & mce.; also mgr. attr.: (S. x); plara 
- comic opera: booka direct. — City Park: City 
Of New Orieaos, praps.; Jos. Bernard, mgr.; 
also mgr. attr.: (1, 3); Koepke's Otrcolt; 
Sapt booka attr. — West End; caty ot New Or- 
• losMw'' props.; Joles Blates. mgr.; alao mgr. 
aMr.: (1. B); Orphenm Circuit.- Aodnbon; 



Cttr aC New Orleaaa. propa.: I 
!;.t.alBa mgc •Or.i .A it, s);. 



Paik; X. D. Alkioi,'pnp. 



Ckpa ■Osabetb— Cape Cottage Park; Portland B. 
- -B. .Co.. pnva.: a P._ Berrr. ™If-: E. V. 

Pbelaa. mgz^ attr.; (S. zx). — Oapc Cottage 
. ^ CaaiBe:-CacTS * Bamadell. ptopa.: C. B. Ora- 
'- ham. SUE.: -ate mgr attr.: Q, i>;.VMatng. 
aC Una.- Kaaa^ booka naStna*.^. 

OMtndrEtekr'^A.':' P.' Bataat^ pnp. * 
u mia b A. T«ck. ;mge attr.; 7. .Hnrer 

■MrTaicatt: a. a>.- 

ImM— flaa fUda;-Mabe iBreatmcnt Co., 
ki Waier.Cr. Staltb.' mgr. 
- ^iTcctat Parte: - Portland B. R.' Co.. 
Daalel B.- Smith, mgr.; J. W. Oor- 
maa. oar. attr.- d. 4): 7. W. Oorman booka 
Tai^eTffla attr. — Cape Cottags Park; Portland 
B. R. Co.. propa.; B. T. Pbdan. mgr.; also 
Bin. attr.; (2. 4, sz): B. T.'PbcIaa books 
a ll i .^ 'Oi aa a waad Oarden: Oraaswaed Oardcn 
Obl. BMpa.: (1. 8). 
■lawfeiSaB^-Lafeswaad Paik; B. b ' B aaat . mgz^ 

ftMib:X.x.iinBOMts OL Ikxsl. 



Battlmoce— Flood'a; J. T. Flood, prop.: WlUlam 
Ttaebardt. mgr.; alao sagr. attr.s. (1, 4>; AL 
Tuaet * Oo. book. TaoderOla aw .' TMrna^ a 
Kew Klaetne Park: J. H. Baraua .* Saa. 
props.; 3. T: McOaslla. mg.; ate Jfe' attr.; 
(1. 4); JbOaailB CIrealt: J. X. JMWiii. hooks 
TaadeTiUc— UUelUL'a Bliek XMpB'TMr 'Patk: 
S. Mitcbell. peep.: prank .irmiastt.' anK: J. 
T. SleCaalln, aip. attr.: 11. 4)t'lIeCaSIn CU^ 
exit; J. T. aieOUUn booka TaadenUe.— Web- 
er's; Herman Kraft, prop.; J. T. UeCasUa. 
mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1, 4); McCaslln Or- 
colt; J. T. McGaalln booka Tandevllle attr. — 

Kortb East Park; Wm. Baekoa, prop.; Chaa. 
QremUeh. mgr.; T. T. MeCaalln, mgr. attr.: 
(I. 4) : MeCaalln Circuit: J. V. McCaalln booka 
TaoderlUe attr. — ^Hedden'a Caalno: . Cbarlaa 
Vaoad. prop.;. Geo. Taa. mgt. ate guar, atti.: 
(I. '4); MeiS^ Ctrcnlt: Trlt'lleOBatta hoota 
Taaderllle.— Baatac^.Paik:- eMm- BaatM * 
Boo. propa.: Geo. Bastar * 8air'mgi%; Mb 
Easter, mgr. attr.: (1. 4): Stee Orcnit; 
J. T. MeCaalln booka Tanderme.— Pahat Park; 
J. B. K. . mgr. * prop.: J. T. MeCaa- 

lln, mgr. attr.: (l, 4); McCasiin cirtmlt: J. 
T. HcCaalls booka TanderlUe. — Stoddard'a 
Palm Garden; James Stoddard, prop. A mgr.; 
also mgr. attr.: (1, 4); MeCaalln Clrenlt; J. 
T. McCasUn boots Tsuderille attr. — Electric 

paA: United Amnsement Co., props.; Ttaos. 
LT ^altars, an. -me-i >• -B- Bnaaar. mp- 
■ III .11. nii lfilBila BlMMll nnliMilian J. Ke- 
hoe.' . mop. *r.tDari::,H8a mgr^attr.: (1.4) ; Me- 
CasOii Clrentt; 'J; - T.' ^HMm'itotika _vaade- 
'>flIa.---GitTim Oak Pai:k;.OntrM.-Bys.-& Elec- 
tric 'Co., pnin.; >amfes-B. Pratt, mgr.;.'alao 
mgr. attr.; (l, 3. i): Jaa. H. Pratt books 
TaoderUIe attr. — Bay Shore; United Railways 
tc Electric Co.: props.; Jas. B: Pratt, mgr.; 
also mpr. attr. : (2. 3, il ; mxr. books -rande- 

. Tllle. — Blrer View; M. J. Fltislmmoos. prop. 
* mgr.: also mgr. attr.; (2, 3; i).— Holley- 
wood: Joseph Qoeller. prop.; Wm. Maboney. 
mgr.: also -lur. -attr.:- MCCaalla Clialt: (1. 
•«: 7. T. mSHxb boska ^agfc fl* . . n eaman 
aim 'CaalD6:-'KM'WesaBt; pnp; ft mgr.; 
ate' ■MB. -atte.; (12<'V); McCaaUn Cltcnlt; J. 

'Ti -lieOaSUB hMfea TanderlUe.— Kline's Sbciro 
Uw^ Paik; Oca. 'last. prop. & mgr.; aloo 
aisr. - attr.; (1. -4) ; MeCaalln Otreolt; J. T. 

, MeCaalln booka Tanderllle. — Flood'a Park: J. 
T. Flood, prop.; W. H. Tmehart. mgr.: also 
mgr. attr.; (1, 8, x).— Wa«rlr Summer Gar- 
dena. (George (Xwk. prop.: Loola M. Anvils, 
mgr.; (1, 4): J.' T. MeCaalln books raodeTlUe. 

Cumberland — ^Marryland Park: -Kirk A Deane, 
propa.; John Kirk, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.~; (1. 
4); John Ebk bocAa attr. 

Frederick— Lake .Tlew; C J. Bemabmg. prop.;; 

O. J. . BemsboiK-.'aiSr.; ate B«r. attr.; (S. 

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.ft lIUaietowB B..B.1k^.mpa.:^ . 
mgr.: ate mgr.. attrir O. .*); hooka direct 
Glen B eho— g te Echo Paik;; Oca Bdio Park 
Co., propa. mgia.; (X . 8). . 

Ocean City — ^New AUastle (telne: John B. GO- 
lesple. prop. & mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1. z. 
4) : J. H. Gineiple books TaoderUIe attr. — 
Windsor ExcnraioD Besort; Danid Trempcib 
prop. A mar.; Daniel Tremper. mgr. attr.; 
(1. x, 3) ; also motion plctnrea; DuMl Trdb- 
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Athol-^Bitwkaaia PaiK:' jUhal »Onmsa Br- Co.. 
wops.: W. D. Smtn^'as^ ate m^- »"'•: 
O.- 4) ; Matirlee BasB-hiPta. Taaderllle. 

AtUeboro— Talaanega-Pmk; -B. A. Harrington. 

- .prop. A mgr.; alao aagr. attr.; R. A- Harrtos- 
ton's Circuit; (1. 3). „ ^ „ u 

Anhntndalc— Xorumbega Park; Sorumbega Park 
CO™ proia.: Carl Alberte. mgr.; also mgr. 
attr.; d.' 3): J. w. Gorman Circuit. 

Boston — Wonderland: Suffolk I^asbold Co- 
props; J. J. Hlgglns. mgr.: also mp. attr.; 
(1. 8); Park Booking Ctrcnlt. 1402 Broadway. 

BrocSo&^HiSSid Park: . Old 0>1odt >i; f-.-. 
cSfj^^SritTBSiolda. 8* State St.. Boston^ 
Vass... B«r.':^sa mgr. attr.: (1. 3): alao 
llAt opera: H.' E. Beynoldf books attr. 

DIghtoa— TMginon Bock. Park; Old COIoar Bt. 
By.. Co.: H. E. Bernolda. mgr.: ate --^ 
aar.; U. S>; H. K. RemoUa, 8* -Slat' . 
Boatm. Mass., books sttr. 

PItcbbnrg — ^Whalosi Park; File&bnrg J: Leom'n- 
star- St. By; -Co.. props.; W. W. Sars^it. 
-snptJ: alao mg'. attr.T f2. S. il: plays opera 
and muileal comedr. W. W. Sargent booki 
attr. . 

Franklin — lAke Pearl; W. L. Krergreen. prop. 

& mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (2). 
BarerblU— The Pines; Boston. Xorthem dc Old 

Cater St. Co.. propa.; a. E. Beynoida. 
.841 ^ata at,. Boataa. < Mass. asi^; ate mgr. 

L uniiSi t ^ Sm V9tast;'BostaB. Korthern * OM 
Coter St. By. Co.. propa.; H. E. Beynotda, 
'8* State si-, Boston, Mass.. mgr.; ate mgr. 
. attr : (1. 3). 

Lexliigton— Lexington Park; J. T. Benson, prop. 
A ingr.: ate mgr. attr.: (1. 3): New Eng- 
land Circuit: J. T. Benaoa booka attr. 

Lowdl^Itfkerlew Park; Baaft. K B t te ia ft Old 
Oolony St. Bj- '0^iWMm4-^"M^ *" 

- 84 State St.. Tl ii ate, - J— L. an&t 
attr.; (1. 8). 

Mendon— Mlpmnc PaA: Hnftad le Uxbtldge St. 
By. Co., propa, ft mgra.; Boom CIrenlt. — Laka 
■Nipmnc Park; imfticd ft , Osbtldga St. By. 
Co.. xneord. Maaa., propa.; W, T. Adama.- 
ogr.: ate mgr. attr.: (I, S). - 

Nantaaket— Pamgan Park: AtlaaUe Park Oa,. 

(1, X): teal baada;^ W.:^. HM*. Bsaanr 
St. BoBvoB. basks -vaadtfllla; 

New Bajftiid Tahaafda Park; Old Cater Pt. 

Ry. Co.. props, ft mgta.: . a. B. Beynoida. 

mgr.; & BL BayiioUs, 84 Btgta St.. Boston. 

Maaa.. hooks attr. — Uneolp Park; Dartmouth 

ft Westport St. By. Co.. props.: t. W. Pbelpa, 

mgr.: alro mgr. attr.: playa opera; (3. x). 
Berere — Wonderland; John J. HIgglna ft Ca, 

prop*.: John J. HIgglna. mgr.: ate mgr. attr.; 

Cl. 3): John 'J. Hlgg'na booka Taoderffle. — 

Lana Park; National Am. Co.. props.: B. H. 

Pattee, mgr.; Wm. H. Wbeaty, mgr. attr.; 

(1, 8) : Pattee ft Wheatr book TanderOle attr. 
Salem— Satea -Wniowa: X. W. Oocmaa. pca^: 

II..a:.IteH|, ■g.^J.VlKt Bwaa. aufclfc; 

^rtngOeld— Straialda Sreea Park: Sfieta Steam- 
boat Co.. pcops.': Blm« H. Smith, mgr,; ate 
mgr.. attr.: (z, 8). 

nmitao — Lihbatia Park; Bsila^ Ilsrtfein * 

Old Colour St. Ry. Oo^ijamgdS KBt. JfafB: 
olda. 8« State St., Vmti. Utm.^ mgktmm 

mgr. attr.: (1, 81. 
Wabater — Beaeoo; Klebert ft Stelnl>erg, mgxa.; 

alao mgra. attr.; (1, 8). 
Worcester — Woodland; Jobo J. Qnlgler. prop, 
ft mgr.; ate mgr. attr.; (I. 3); Qoigley'a 
Cltcnlt. — Uncoln, Worcester Cooaolldatsd B. 
B. Co.. piopa. ft mgra.; Osorge Ooett, mgr. 

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WrcnthUB^LiJw Milt ■ ■ H I If ' » JW jll ,<»>l 

>'mi L. Brinit. aiw agR^annr iVHt 

book diTMt. )■ 

mcmoAV. 
Baitlt Ctttk—Oame Laka; Qoibm. Bawrt 
Ana.. pf«M.:. naak. Wmntt. agr.; alaa aur. 

mir.: (t. • _ ■ • ' _■. 

B<7 Cttr— Wnwn BMCb Paik; Law Haleeaib, 

■irap.: J. A. ClrraUad. aair.: -t«w Baleomb. 

MKt. attr.: (t. S): Westera Manum* Amk. 

cSealt: Lew'Uolcamb book* TaodaTiUa attr. 
Beatoa Baibor— Ed«a St>rinc* Park; - IiraaUta 

Honaa oC DaTU.'propa.; D. Taeker, met.; alaa 

mgr. attr.: (2. »»; ' „ ■ „ _ 

Calnmet — Crvatrtrw Park; Keweenaw Oeatral 

R. Co.. propi.: P. W. Taylor, mir.: tlao mgr. 

attr.; oatdnor attractlosa oaiJi local baoda. 
Detroit— Wajne Caaleo: J. T. Bajaa. — Bivar- 

Tlew Park: RlTerrlaw lnMkv.Olk*;anpU IUp 

ford Stern, mgr.; alao .•■^^.aM^i^dl.-^I); 

(ins Sos Circalt. _• •ij '^1' - _ • ■ 
Eait Tawaa— Tawaa Beack; ll.-B"9t.' Hy. 0>.. 

iiron.: Wm. SatberlaDd. rngt^l-Ok *}. 
Fllat— Tbcead Lake Park; AfemB'Vaar. prop. * 

aua.i alao mcr. attr.; (1, a,~z): Abram Ptar 

kaMa>'attr. 

OiaMI' Baplda — Near BaoMiia: O.- B. -Bjr. ' Ca.. 
-pc«pa.'{ L. J. D« Lanurttrt ■•i'.;.alM Mgr. 

. BUlMlale— Bay Bieexa . FtaK: !^ K. . ■ H. -'MMiiar; 
prop, t mgr.; (1, 4. x). . 
lFbp«mlng— UdIoo Ball Park and QereUnd Park: 
Marquette Coaotj Osa -Ar Beetrlc Co., propa.; 
W. McCorklodale. mgr.;. alao mgr. attr.; (2, 

3. I). 

jtckacB — Hagne's Park: Jaekaon Amoie. Oa., 
pp>pa.: J. Albert O'Dcn. mgr.: alio mgr. at«r.; 
(1 4. zl: Maoagar booka raadaTlUa attr. 
Kalamaaoo Oakwaod; Uicblgaa Dattad Sali- 
va Co., propa.; L. J. Wblta. ngr.; alaa 

"H^ar^'ta^; Jlletalgam 17Uta« BaU- 
onpt.; B. P. Pmwh. air.; atoa mgr. 
atti.i (1. zx. z>; books direct. 
Hiisiigiiii — (.ake Miehlgaa Park: Maakrcoa Itae- 
~ Mod It Light Co.. propa.; Jobs T. Toaag. 
agr.; Barrr S. Wateroaa. mgr. attr.; . (1. 

4. Mi zz): Barry S. Wateman books attr. 
Owiaail lliriiiilj'a Park; Conuna Park Board; 

Coraima, Mich.; (I.' 8). Thla park Is altoatta 

between Owoaao and Conaaa. ' Mich. 
Port Eoroo — Kewadhla Park: B. J. Katrer. 

prop. A mgr.; -also mgr. attr.: (1. S>; B. 

J. Karrrr hooka attr. 
81. Joarph— snrrr Beacli: Drtka ft WaUaea, 

ptoos.- Lools D. Wallac*. mgr.; Laa^ J. SD- 

rtr^ awr. attr.; (9)^ . 
Saglaati^-BtTccaUe: SaglanrVTdtay lkM^> Co.. 

pnpa.: Dallar Braa. * 

attr.: o. s>: -a. ~ 




' Austin ta rajatte; A.^IMarick, prop.: (S. z). 
— CItr Pan; atr •t^AoatlB, propa.; A. Fred- 
wMk, mgr.; (5. z). ' 

DObltk—JorUnd Park; Tba Bmnswlck Co., 
anpa.: T. P. Gets, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1. 
S); T. P. Gets books raDdcTlIle attr. — Lesttr 
Park; L. A. Oniideraon, prop, ft mgr.; also 
mgr. attr.; (3, x. 8). 

UlnnearoU*— Big Island Park: Mlnoeaota A St. 
Paol Sob. Bj. Co., props.; P. J. Uetidort, 
mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1>; plsys banda oo 
Smmajs aad bolldaja only. — Twin City Wan- 
derlaad; Park Ou usuu ctloo Co.. props.; r. B. 
Camp, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1): F. B. Camp 
books Tsodanna attr. — Forest Park; Koraat 
Park Am aa emi rt Co., propa.; S. B. Kahm, 
mgr.: alaajao, attrtt .U, «)..: .XIils park is 

JoS^^sni^i^Sp^'alaa aS?)M<v': (1>. — 
Mlanehaka tad I«ka Kawtek: BoaiA at Park 
Commlaatooaia, pnpa.; A. B. Ortega, mgr.; J. 
A. RIdgway. mgr. attr.: (3, 3. z)7 
maaeapoUa— Hlsarttews-Haltaaial AtaattBglB * 
Amnscment Co.. mgxa.; Bnr B. Oviaa. mgr. 
attr.: (2. 8). 
Bochrster — Mayo: City oC Boekester. pnpa.: (B. 

X). — Oeatral; City of B oe k ester. propa.; (S, z). 
St. Paol— WUdwood Park; St. Paal Ctly Br. 
Co.. prooa.: H. 31. Baiaat. aigr.; alaa mgr. 
attr.; {2, 8).— Barrlatt Islaad; Ctly of K. 
Paol. prapa.: Sr. Bens, mgr.; (8). — Waader- 
lind; WoDderlaod Amnatmcnt Oo., propa.; V. 
H. Camp, aigr.; also oigr. attr.; (I, 8). — 
Cofflo: City of St. Panl. propa.: (8). 
■iUlwster— Lily Laka DrtTlag Park: Waahhig- 
too Comity Mr Aaaa.. prapa.; Jaa. O. Arm- 



aaa. accy.; alao 



By., 

Ugbt A Powvr Co., propau; D. J. Scaamna, 
mtt.i also mgr. attr.: (8).- Thla park Is tor 
■wlored peopU ezdnslTdy. — Laka Park; Oo- 
By., Light.* Powar Oa., prapa.; D. J. 



lamhoa £y.. Light.* Powar Oa., prapa.; D. J. 
§«aamna, taar.; (1, 8).— Laka Park; Oolomboa 
> P. Co.. propa.; & W. Orsaalaad. 
- - — - — — — Tbeat- 



By. L. A . 

mgr.; alao aur. attE,; 
rlcal Col, AUaata. «■ 
Oorloa— MooiVa Patkr 



K: alto 



■AMoma: John Woodford, mgr.; (I. 

Parks' Oaorga M. O.. Kelly, 




CAROUSELS 



ttkir >lliMyEiriiir Bnictt. 

AMUSEMENT OVIFimm 

HERSGHELL-SPiUMAfliO. 




■maatoa — ^Andi 
* Powar Co., prop*.; 0. B. 
alao mgr. attr.; (1, 4, z) 

WBgOUBI. 

Batbany— Bolek Park; Be 

mgr.: also mgr. - attr.; 

occasionally Oist-clasa ~ 
(alra, carnlTali. etc.- 
Batlcr — Amaasmtat; 1 

propa.; O. Taa HaB. mgbt 

II. 4, z). 

Oamllton — Helns' Park; Dsn Helns, prop. A 
mgr.; slso mgr. sttr.; (B, xl. 

Cartbag»— Lakcalda Park; Soathwestcm Mo. 
Bcettle S. B. Oa., prapa.; AL Baaeomb, 

^ awa.: alaa wiL.Btg;; A iTx): 

Oraat GtO^-SaaMV-Tarbcek Park; r. P. Bon- 

. aOT. amr.; also agr. attr.; (I. 8. x>; P. P. 
Honaw boaka attr. . 

loalla — ^Lnte; Lyile ncatta Oa.. propa.: Chaa. 
B. Bodklaa, mgr.; 'alao aigr. attr.: Z«Ie Taa- 
dertlla Cticalt; (]. 8); Cbaa. B. Bottlaa boaka 
raedeTina attr.— Cryatal; Chaa. B. ■ Bodklaa, 
Bigr.; also oigr. attr.; plays musical comedy 
sad open: Lyric Clrcnlt: (4i: Cbaa. E. Bod- 
kins booka attr. — ScbllTerdrckrr Electric Park; 
Bcblffcrdeckrr Klectrle Park Co., props.; Lao 
Sehlirndeckcr Electric Park Co.. props.; Can- 
ada aad Toont. props.: Lea Toont. mgr.; 
Barry Ifltcbrll. mgr. attr.: (1, 8); Wm. Mor- 
rla books rswJeTUla. IAlKaMto; |l W. Mtk 
B. B. COw, propa.; A. R. Baa*M,''BKr'JWa 
mgr. attr.: (x. xz): BdL OioagatC C^aaBaM 
Cltcolt; local bands oBly. 

KaikMa Clly— fwcat Pufc; Fercit Park -OlKiilt 

and Realty Co.. props.; ' Prank O*l>osm»ll. 
mgr.; (1. 4, x); msnsger booka attr. — ^Kteetrle 
Park; M. O. Belm. prop.; Sam Baniamlo, 
mgr.; also mgr. sttr.; (1, S): Wa. Morris 
books TsodCTllle. — Falrmonnt Psrk; Qrabsm 
Reedy, prop-; Thoa- X.. Taafe. mgr.; also mgr. 
attr.; (I, 8); Ted Sparka books randerUle. 

Mscoo O tepheaa Park; City of Macon, props-; 
O. O. AcaS. mgr.; (2).— Ciystsl Lake Psrk; 
Tbcoi. Belcbel, prop. A mgr.; also mgr. sttr.; 
(I, 8): ThaoL Bclebal books attr. 

NeraOar-Laba Park Bprlaga: B. O. Uaan^ arap. 
A a»t Ma a ^lar^ mgr. attr.; alaa Cska 
attr.; Chnrfotd ClrcBlt; (1, 8). 

St. Joaepb— Lake Cootrary; L. V. IjMrariP, 
Itaaee: L. F. Isgersoll. mgr.; IM OwBian, 
aaat. mgr.; Fred Coaman. mgr. attr., C3, 8, 
z); Fred Ooamaa booka Taadarflla, 

8t Leola— Vtaeat Park mghtiHi; Pirk Clralt 

A Bcalty a>.. prapa.; O. Basatkamp. mgr.: 
alao mgr. attr.; Xl, 4); Taodamia boakad 

tbroogh w. V. A.— Delmsr OaMaa; t. a 
Jansopoalo, prop. A mgr.; also mgr. attr.; 
(1. XX): local bands only: Morris booka rande- 
Tnie. — Snborban Park; United Ballwaya Co., 
props.; Sol A Jacob Oppenbclmer, mgra.; 
slso mgrs. sttr-; (xx, 4).— West Bnd Belgbts; 
Obert BZrcwIng Co.. props.; Loots Obert.-mgr.: 
Logia Obert, Jr., mgr. attr.: (1. 4): bonk 
direct. — Manaioa'a Patfc; Maanlon Brotbers 
prapa.:' Edw. l l a mi l a B. aigr.; also mgr. attr.; 
(X. 4); Bdwaid Shivaa booka randeTlIle. — 
Lrap'a Park; Backaaaa Braa., propa.; Bobert 
Bactoaaa. aagr.; alao aigr. attr.: (1, z. 4); 
booka direct. — Bellpaa Oaidaa; Beary Graaa. 
prop. A mgr.: also agr. attr.; CS, z, 4}. — 
Enplra Oardra: Joa. Qallagber, prap. A mgr.; 
also mzr. atts.: (1. 4, zz); booka dlnct. 
Sedslli — Liberty Psrk: City of Sedalla, props. : 
H. C. Loedermann, mgr.; Liberty Park Board, 
mgra. attr. 

Sprlngfleld — Doling Park; Doling Park Amnse- 
mcnt Co.. props.: Wra. B- Jesard. mgr.; also 
mgr. attr.: <3>' plays o|>en.— Central 
Park. White City; CMted Amiia«. Co., propa.; 



Bappy, lietltby, plsyfal little pets. First tSO.W 

geta thla piL-. LIN-WOOD fl.INT. <-ir» Porco- 
plaa Farm. Nc^th '^aterford. MtlDft. 



FORSAIiE 

Conderman 

FERRIS WHEELS 

Haw and secood baiid. Writs W. B. OOHUKH- 
MAM, Honi«II. K. T., or J. O. COITDERlIAjr. 
888 Balmont Arac*, CUcagti, 



AUTOMATIC MOVING 
SHOOTING GALLERY 





AND BASEBALL NOVELTIES. 



Write for price list. Wit. -WTran 
aoa Jt. BKond St., PhUadalpbuL. r>- 



ifgr.. 



It la a fact that the 

BIG EU 
WHEEL 

Is ooa of tba abaa- 
lately reliable, er- 
ery day moEey grt- 
ters among.TldLiiz de- 
rlcss. Improved down 
to date.. Ona at oar 
coatoman baa Jnat 
written na^.Jaaa SL 
tbat . CalloniBg ara 
aaaa at bla daUy n- 
cclpn oo a 1(01. 12 
wheel.' adding that 
s day asder 8100 he don't coont: 8168, 8123, 
ties. 8112, 8110. f 123.15. g233.IIO,' 8162. gafti. 
8904, 8100, |1S8, 8334.30, 81T0. These sre tact* 
'ai>a we bsre proof. Oar catalog tells It alt 
SB»D,^FOR ft. ELI BRIDOS CQUTA'^M 
Box- Itt-B.- Boodhonw. nL, .U.. 8.. A., ' . ..^ I 





.W aaboa Pa(k;. Bae. 

O^, prapa.; P, 
_attr.; ta, 8). 
Bntta— OaiaabU 
. Co., propa.; i. B. ,\ 
teaat Falls Wialllg 
B. Ca, pnpa.; B. I. 
bands only. 



Bestrlce — Beatrice; Cbaataniiua Assn., props. A 
mgra.; i2. 3).— Beatrice Urlrlng Psrk; H. V. 
Belson. prop. A mgr.; slso mgr. attr.; (9, x). 
DsTld CItr — Ctiaataoqaa; Cbanlaoqu Psrk Co.. 

praps A mgrs.; (2, z, S). 
Falrbury — Clly Park; (1, S). 
Kearney — ^Wblte Bridge: J- J. Kline, prop. A 

mgr.; (1. 3); book direct. 
I4ocolB — Capital Bfttch; Capital Beach Ca, 
prapa.; J. a. Bnekstsff. mgr.; also mgr. sttr.; 
" S,.z)s J. A. BnckstaS books Taadcrllle 



ftb4dar Park; Jao. Fleythaler, prop. 

loMbJUoB OJ^^-^kf^M KilM Paik; Hartr A. 

fork ' ciqr-**ParkT^. AV Waaa, prop. A mgr.; 
.fl,-z).— Eaat Bin PnK; M. A. Dtao. prap. 
!« agr.: (5, z). 

(TO'ba con tinned atzt.waek). 



NOVELTI 

Suufrom om' 

D14M0ND Mpumr ea 



BTABIISHSO nr 18(8. 

fiEORBE A. PATUREL 

ll ari M lBimlML . . gBl liH. 



«f 



«AS, WHISTUN6 AND ASVEinSINt 



AIm NoTcItiea for Str««tiBca. 



9 



We recelre erery week from 
oar factory. Balloaaa af all Uada 
sod sixes, tbst aa sMawlBa at 
anperlor qnallty 8a- 
the market. 

Wa alao caatiMi .__ 

aog tba trada to feawai* of la- 
fkste " - - ~ " 

at 



NOTICE! Bm^e Dispensers. 

Wa hare a SVBSTrnTTB for aogar, gnaranteed 

nnder the pure food and ding act, that coats S 
to 6 times less. This sweetener Is tbe rery 
thing to use In any kind of jolee, Irmoiude, etc. 
Will send llbersl ssmple and directions for 12c 
la stamps or eoolTalcnt of 100 lbs. of sog sr. fo r 
81.88, all cbargea prepaid. Addreaa COFFEY 
A TWaOII. Blda. N. Mei. 



i3i 





Kerry-Oo^onnd Otirani. fur rata- 

loirutrH acil prlc«n. North Tonawanda Basl- 
cal laitmrnent 'Worki. H. Tooawsada, N. T. 




riiis is our 75-cent H<Jf>Toiic^ or 
a aa4 for $1| omI 




SISMe Smel, HHIII^ IDH 



^ SomeAmgNeir ^ 




ipna.1 



(Oopjrrlghted.- lafrbikeiDaBta 

UTE8T AMD MOST sja WATIO BAr Om- 
900B AXTBACnOir JX THE WOBXD 

PMF. F. P. R0BI3ON ȣS.'%r%T 

LEAPING FROM AJMONSTER BALLOON; 

poarrivEtT the ohx,'7 uov jh tke 

WORLD DOLNO THIS ACT- ' 
. SPECIAL. PAPER. MAILED ON^' BSQIISST. 
Fte terms of this unexcelled headllaai ' 
Biy. Agent. UlBtt' A^L'SEMENT-^O.,.' 
laglOB Aip...,8o..^^i|eapollSi Mlaa.. 



SIXTEEN 
H UNDRED 



A G AM E 




Tba caaa of •'^Utsaa BnaOrsd** 

J* dsaenbaA aa aa elabaratlsa ot Win 

wUcB la tna. la- a esaUaatloB of Bacbni 
_ . Haadred la 




lam" schedule tbst does it. At 

,arat glaiiea. thla would appear to be m^ialF^ 
added or snppleinentarr featote. Aa a aattar 
ot fact. It complicates the pisy . to aa. asta^ 
alffloat nnbellersble. It llterslly aboaala 'ta 
anarta and pitfalls for the nnwaty; ui 
aaaatly pnmkea so end of mirth, apa. 



It appaala stnagty' to tba akinfal pjtor 
far tta PMptblUtlea In tba wai.o* a*W|a^ 

— , ^jp, m wen Bigk'i 

i^let. coatalaa .Mfi, 
Teima, Pb rases. 






■; .Bdec. 10 .etatMm ' 
rabllsbeil 



66 



X ti e Billboard 



FAIRS 



jHii sa.) 



. *9t. !•- 

18. Wm. B. Ooop, ■ecr. ' - 
Damatlicotta— Uaeua CMmtj Filr. Sept. zT- 

2S. G. W. Slnser. Mcy. 
Kut Seba(o— Lake View ' Park and Pair Aau. 

Datct not Kt. A. L. Bnckett. wecj. 
Eden— Edeo Agrlcnltonl Fair. StpL ai-iS. B. 
. if. Jelliaon. aecj. 

■mdcn— Emdeo rair Am: Oatw aM Mt. Snat 

Wltbam, Kcr. 
betar — West Fcnobsrot Pair. Sept. 2T-2B. K 
E. Col bath. wcr-. B- 0-. No. 3. _ 
rannlnstOB— rnoklla County Fklr. Stft, ST- 

39;. Cbaa. B*. Smith, ticj. 
nutcnft— Flieataqate Coaoty .Mriij; 
•at. ■. C McKadiiiU. HC7. 
' -ncaport AirL Soe. 



ncapoit— rnvpott Ponltrj A«a. Dt& 1140. 

Oaow p. Comn. aeor. 
tMat— fVnt Oxford Fair. Sept. 27-29. B. 

Walker HeKeen. leer. 
Oerham — Cnmberlaod Co. A. * H. Soeletr. Sept. 

30-22. c. B. I^isbioa. M«r. 
nartlaad— East SooMIWt.IUr. Sapt, SMI. B. 

A. Webbrr, a«C7. 
L»«rb>toB— Mala* lltat* lUr. Sept. M. J. L. 

LnwrU. Aolnmi, M*. 
Unrmor*— Andrawonlii Goimt7 Fair. Anx. SS- 

33. w. X. aubntTttr. 

llaehUa— Maehlaa Fair Aaan. Sept. C-7. W. 

H. Pinner, aecy. 

XOnnc — ^Waldo and Fenobacot Acrlenltoral So- 

defy. Sept. 13-lS. Edwin Xnnklna. aecr. 
Kew Oloncestcr — New Olonccatar * OaaTlIIe 

AsrL Asia. Oct. 4-S. ObU. H. KcllHm, He7. 
-North ElUwortb— Nora, " 

Clob. Datee not aft. 

MCT. MIcolln. Mc. ■ „ 

Ortln(ton — Orrlastoo Fair- Awn. Aoc.' SMipC. 

I. F. ■. KInr. 8e<7.. Sooth - BiMtK. -R. L 



Sootb WeymoaUi — ^WeTmontli Acri. ± Sad. Am. 
Sept. U-IT. . A. F. Banea, aaey. 
«oeer— Spnear Fuman au MtfnnitW Aaa. 



Speoeer— Spnear Fan 

Sept. 2S% OM. 

Sturbrldge— Sootk WoiCMta^>. 



cJetT. Sept. UMS. _ 

Dibrldre — Blackatona Valley Fair. 



O. Oo(*7, aaer.' 
alley Fair. Sept. SO-SL 
Dr. il. B. Sbarpe. lecy. 
Weat Tlabory — Martha Vlnayaid 
Anc. 2S-31. r. A. Look. MCT. 
Worccater — New Englaad fair. 
BUaha 8. Knowlea, aecy. 

XEXIOO 

;j»ly_«Mtnatal ,,Od#taatlM. ! 

a*. 



B-8. 



OooBtx Fair. Swt. 9940. F. 



A Hasan Ooantx Aaiicnltaral Soelaty. 



Loot Pialll*— FallV 



Paik 



on OoantT^Fitr. ' Dataa not 

•et. jr. H. Mocgaa. aMj.. w. Pembroke, Ue. 
FUlllpa-^lwtk itanklla FUr. . Stpt. 20-St. F. 



PorUand— Maine 8UU Ponltry and Pet Stock 
Aian. Dec 1«-1T. A. L. IferrUl. secy.. Au- 
bom. Ue. 

Ptmqaa lalaad— Northern Mala* Fall; 8«pt* 
«-S. Bmeat F. Mi<}tangUlfc-aiqK-v v 

Badflald — Kennebec Conatr - FBlfwV^Datia - not 
let. Oertl Freer, leor. 

BldiaiODd — Richmond Farmen* Clob. Sept. ST. 
N. B- Shclton. lecy. 

akowhegan Bemera et C entml Fair. ■ Sept.' IS-M. 

tooth 'winioa— Sooth Kennebec FaUVlOat'^M. 

L. H. Ford, lecy.. WUtcflCid, Malii w^^i 
' Sprlnafleld— North Penobaeot Fair. tipt. :1S-U. 

rTd. VTcrUI. aecy., Preatli^ lb. . - " . 
Ttipiham — Sagidaboc Coootr 'nir. Oct, U-U. 

J. F. Keektr. Boirdoln. Ma. • . 
Calty — Unllr I'nrk AMD. Sept. SO-SI. B. T. 

Sarnolitii, secy. 
' WilarrUle— Ceotral Maine Fair Ana. An*. 

HMtpt. 3. Geo. H. PnU»RJiW..V . , ^ 
Weat Onriwriaad— Farmarn* CMk. |ppfettr<M. 



Cumberland — Cnmbeiland Fair and Agrlcoltnral 
Aaan. Oct. 4-7. Oeo. E. Denecn, lea. 

Caatoo — TaltM>t Cbaoty Pair. Ana. 3^^^ 
B. Nichols. sccT. 

Frederick — Frederick Co. AKricoItural 
Oct. IK 21. O. C. Warchlne. aery. 

Baaarstowii — Washlnaton Couuly Kalr. 
I*. D. H. Slaley. aecy. 

Laotel— Linrel Fair. Datci not mL 
GU Bopklna, prai.. BlaUaadd lld, , 

Foeeaoka Olty^Poeemoka Om, >nita.''i 
U. W. F. Klaf. laer. 

BoekTlIle— Asrl. Soc. of _ 

Anx- 23 M. . Ja.. T. BodK^feO? 
Sallaboiy — Wicomico CooD^ lair. A 

a. K. White. Mcy. 
Tlmonlon— Masylaad State Fair. Sept- MUi 

J. S. NnaMar, I.ntherTUIe, Md. 
Toleheiter— Toleneiter Fair. Ang. 804ipt.' II 

O. E. Noland, aecy. . ■ • 

Tsneytown — Grange FIcolc and ExblUtiMI. 4a«. 

9-)3. Cbaa. B. Shrlnar, aecy. j 
Omb IfimiirB ■nnthsrn llarrlaad F«lr.',A<i*, 

V1& yrm. o. — 



Oct. 11- 



aw; M>nu 



Ameabory— Amcabory and lalMniF VUfc ftl'l. 
Xl-2». 3L H. Sandi. HV. 
— " I Asrienltniml Soetetf. •»pi, 



Attd— Hnrlbwaat WMCfatir Fair Aon. Sept 
54L Albart BDiwortli. ttej. 

Barre— Weat orceitir Co. A^lenltpral Society. 
Sept. 2P-aa. Edward A. Biodear. aecy. 

Bamatable— BamataUt Oantr AgrtoUtlinl So- 
ciety. Aag.. witpt. v^iL',M^mSiBt^mti. 

BlaafATrt — CnloB Pair AaiB. ' flipft,': aw-UL'' B. 
. W. BoW. aecy. 

JfaMton — Haaxacbnsetti Horttenltnral Society. 
Sent. 1S-IB and Oct. 4-7. Wm. P. Rich. aecy. 
. BrMar water — Fair. Sept. I4-1S. J. ~ 

niBtoBr-CUatan lUn' 
Rflodale. aaer. 

CnrnmlDgtoQ — HllUard Axrlcaltaml Ansa. Sept. 
27-28, a F. BoTT. BIngTllIe. Conn. 

Ftamtactoit — Sooth Iflddleaex Pair . Ann. ' Sept. 
,. - aikSL John U .Card. Wellealey. Ifaaai 
.Oreat ' Barrlnstoo — HOontonlc Acrl. . wa, - ■epl. 

' S»Oet. L ncd J. Foliar. ffCF' ' 

Or a aai eM— Franlla . Oonnly Fair. Sept. S14S. 
■ Marpliy..Mer>'' 

aacarax— Flymaoth^^^Baty FUr. Sept. 14-18. 
. J. Herbert Lrooard. Brldgewater. Ifaai. 
: HlBKham— Hlaabam Fair Ann. Sept. 27-28. 

Woa. R. Tbomaa. aecy. 
:I.oweI]^Nartb Middlesex FUr Aaan. Sept. 10- 
. IT; Andir Lidden. Key. 
Kanhfleld— XarahOeld Fair Ana. Ang. 24-28. 

I. B. BatPb. Kocth ICarahileld. Maaa. 
IfMdMteld— Blrtlaad Fair Ana. Sept. 7-8. J. 

T. Bryaa. aeey. . 
Kantneket— Nantucket - Aailenlliinl ' Society. 

Anc. S4-2S. yoalah BCrMnxphy. aecy. 
North Adams— Hoone Tillcy Tait^-' *- 
10. onhert Mixwan. aaey. > ' . • 

— bamptoB. FrmnkllB aad Bamp- 
Oet. S-S. , O. A.. Boatcom. 

Sept. 1-2. 

^t-«. '-'\' IMIa B. 



Oxford — Oxfnrd 

J. E. Dxrllna. aaWi: • ': 
Palmer — The Palmar nlK'"<^l 



Falts. Jnly SS-2». B. H. Oo|. 

Aimada— Armada Aatiniltant SnlltF,- Oat. S- 

7. Onry liolett, SW.vV----'^. ■■■■■■ - V" v 
Bad Axe— Hono CO^^INb :''0et.-«9.^' BHir 

Stewart, aecy. 
Baldwin — Lake Coonty Fair Aaan. Sept. 14-2S. 

W. A. Elliott. Key. 
Bay CUy— Bay Connty AsrI. Soe. Sept. M. 

8. O. ~ 




BecUn-^Filr. Sept. SO-SS. lOehad _ 
Caio— Cuo FUr Ana. Sipt. IS-UL 

Smith. Kcy. 
Can City— Can City District Fair. lopt. t7- 

30. W. J. impbell. aecy. 
Chailotta — ^Eaton Connty Agrlcnltonl Soelily. 

Sept. 27-30. V. O. Grifflth. aecy. 
Onwell— Croswell Agrlcoltnial Society. Sept. 

28-30. J. B. Hordaoata. aecy. 
Detroit— Michigan SUta Fair. Sept. 19-24. i. 
. E, Human, ncy. 

DecfcerriUe — OeekerrlUe Asrlcultnral Associa- 
tion.- Sept. lS-18. JToba Baltd, aecy. 
Dya j^li o^^Onn Co, Fair. Datn uot aat. Ik B. 

Caat Jotdin— CbuteToIx Ca Asrlcaltaral So- 
ciety. Sept. 13-18. A. B. lliChell,;aB., 

secy. . --•■•i'. . ,iN-v.'',-; ■ • 

Elkton- Elktoo Agrlcoltnral SooMF* BWt. M- 

IS. Bobt. P. Buckley, ncy. 
Brart— The Big Connty Fair. Sept. 13-18. Geo. 

B. Sclby. aecy. 
FowIervUle — Fowlernile Agrlcnltntal Society. 

Oct. 4-7. Oeo. A. Newman, atcy. - 
Flint — Northeastern Indnsttlal Fair. " Sept. ST- 

30. AilfD J. Bearli. aecy. 
OaykMtd— Fair. Sept. 20-a. B. Van Dona, 

aiey. 

Grand Baplda— Weat Ulehtaaa Stata Fair. Sept. 
. 12-18. Enaena D. Conaer, aecy. 
Grvenrlllo— Siotnellle Fair A 

20-23. a E. QrabUl, aecy. 
Bart — Oceans Coonty Agricultural Society. Sept. 

20 23. F. n. Mack, aecy. 
Hsrrlsviile — Alrona County Fair. Sept. 28-3>. 
Uoorbtoo — Copper Connty Fair. Sept. ST-M. 

Joan T. Mc>amara. aaoy*' : V . 

Hillsdale— HtUsdale rtSt.l'fflfi^'.tJf.uVi':;^' 

B. Haaklna. aecy. 
Imlsy City — Imlay City Ajprlcnltnrsl Society. 

OcC 4-0. Frank Katlisbarg, secy, 
lonis — loola Fair and Exposition Assn. Sept. 

2ft 2n. M. J. SpauMlnx. secy. 
Ironnrood — Gogebic County Fair. S^pt. IS-IS. 
Itbaoa — Oratlot Coontj Pair and Usee*. Aug. 

SO-Sapt. S. A. UcCaU. aecy. 
Kalaaaaioo— Boatbtin Mlchlaan A Northern Indl- 
lBtor4lat8 Falr.^Jopt. 8-9. Wm. p, 

_BBKII ^ 

Irfil 



M8B>ati>-^liiBlritn Tilr and Bloa -flarth^ . 

tienltnral Society. Sept. 1841. X; A. John- 
am, aecy. 

Manhall— Lyon County Agrieidtnnl Bodily. 

Sept. 27.30. B. B. Daniel, aecy. 
Mora — Kanebec Coonty Aarlcolniral Society. 

Sept. 14-18. Willis Falrbanka. secy. 
New nim — Brown County Asrlnutntal SodatJ. 

Sept. 15-17. A. F. BamMMOi^- 

Nortbfleld— HIce County Fair 

nt. Oca. M. Grega, ncy. 

- "•• ■ 

Sioa 

I. Hatthewa, prea^ 
Owatonna— Steele Coonty Afrlenltnnl Society, 

Sept. IB-IT. F. A. Dunham, 

Park Baplda— Bnbbaid OoonQ 
ety. 6ept. 14-18. F. A. Vi 
Pine City — Pine County Fnlr. 

W. Clark, secy. 
Preaton — Fin more Coonty Agrl. Society. 

13-18. PrsDk J. Ibach, Mcy. 
Boehester — Olmated Connqr Aarlcnltaril Society. 

Sept. 27-80. F. B. OWIia&: . Map. 

Bmh atr— CUsaiM OOBUF 1MK?M*bTI-lS. 

C. U Jchnaon. ncy- .: 
SL Charlea— Winona OqgitF -jaiH. '> M.- WtSt. 

Aaan. Sept. 13-18. a^Tai^^piaaab' : 
St. James — waroowan OMmiy 'ASO. 'WM, Bipt. 

22-24. C T. Crowley, icey. 
St. Petet^NIeolett Omnty Agrlcoltoral Soci- 
ety. Sept. 18-18. B. B. Miller, ncy. 
Skabopee— Scott Coonty Fall; Sept. IS-IT. Jos. 

Witt. secy. . -iL':; •■ 

Tbirr Hirer FaUa— Red iJka' Cwitf BMtv • Aagf 

3-5. Daniel Shaw. aecy. 
Two Httbota— Lake Coonty AsTtealtartl Society. 

Sept. 22-24. H. C Banaon. aecy. 
Tyler — Lincoln Ooonty FUr. SepC 33-24. John 



Aam., Ud. Sept 



^?aU— Oreatjjjdiil^y:!^^ 
Wni Gray, mit.' ivV »«'-^vTvV>^ ,. 
arquMta— UuqKna"- OogBlF m>. lopt 8-8. 



Marsh 

■ Will . 

>'arqustta— Uami 
it. B. Aatiait 
MeaimiBe*— Maaemlan Omatf Amrlcnii 

dsty. Sept ' IS-lS; - B. : B. Moattoa. ncy. 
jlidlaad Cliy— MIdlaod . Cbnatr IfrienltDnl So- 
ciety. Snrt. .1S.1S. ,: B; II. ^ 

Unronl- Mllrwd Pilri «na 

C. Wllllima. Key. ' ~ 
Unietaborg — Praaqos Isle rOOBSly lUr. Sept 

7-0. . - ■ 

North Btaacli — ^North Braadi FUr.Bielaly. Sept 
-3»a0i. W. F..Gaimith. ae^. f , 
~ ~ Cttr— TB^^OOalF Bl ~ " 



iltnral So- 



Sc. Joans— Fair. Aog. 33-28. 
St. Johns— Olnton Coonty Agrlcnitoral Society. 

Sept 27-30, Oeo. N. Ferrey. aecy, 
Standlab— Arenac COonty Fair. Sept IB-IT. O. 

* B. B-»..en. secy. ■ j.,.; f*V-'.. 

Fasaat^ToM-ola County AgrL S6eialyw"Mft 
8-9. W. J. gpean, aecy. 

xmrESOTA 
Albert Lea— Freeborn Coont 

clety. Sept 21-28. a. " 
AppletoD — Swift Coonty ~ 

O. Countryman, aecy. 
Amtln — llower Comity Agricultural 
Sept 21-24. E. H. &mlth, aecy. 
- -- " " " ' nd 



Society. 



Agil. and Indoa. Soe. 



14-lS. W. 



Bamom — Carlton Conn 
Sopt 14-18. IhM. 
- .lattrawt — 
B. lfa<^enBla.;aear. 
Bird lahnd— Bennb 

23 Jne Bagtatt.' m 

Blue Earth- Farlbaalt'Ooaatr FUr. Rept IB-IT. 

J. Frank Bamea, no. 
Rralnerd — Crow Wing Coonty Aaricnltoral Sod 

ety. Sept 28-30. J. H. Saadberg. lecy. 
Bmwn'a Valley— TraTecse Osaaty Fair.- Sopt 

2»-Oct. I. H. V. BeaU.' .asns^. • - 
Canby — TpUow Mmldne OmuAf^ 

Frank E. UUlaid. Mcy. ; 'i ^■y> „ 
Oa rm Orsar Ceanty nii^v^illlfc-'M'- C M. 




CllntSB— Fair. _ 
Cokato— Westeni 

J. W. Becknaa. 
Daaaell — Meeker OK . 

K. Undqolat aecy. 
Filnnont — Marlon Connty Acrlcal torsi Society 

Sept 29-Oct 1. B. N. Tyler, secy. 
Farmlngtoo — Dakota Cbonty Agrlcoltnral Socletf- 

Sept 2P-npt. I. c. W. Lewis, nay. . - . 
Hemline— MlnaesoU Stat* Mr. C 

N. Ca«s(o».: aicy. , 
BAMaa— IW..I«Bls Ommty SUE. Bapt. T. 

BopkSS^SoaqdB* CMnhr ' Asdetfltgni Bod- 
ety. Sept 2844. W. B, Bmataaa. sscy. 

Hnteblasoo— VeLeoA Coimly Agrlcaltaral So- 
ciety. Sept 31-3S. a U. PtiacKB. ncy. 

Jaeksoa— Jaeksna OonalF-,mr AMB. .Bgpt IB- 

^iT. Fnnk.omniiT^Mib-c : ^ 




I Sod- 



Sept 



Wadsaa— Wadaaa Osoaly Aaiicaltnral Society. 

Sopt 18-17. J. W. Whipple, secy. 
Waseca — Wsseea Connty Fair. Sept. IS-Oet I. 

H. A. Panxram. aecy. 
Wbeatcn — TriTeru Coonty AgrleOItdril Am. 

Sept IB-IT. B. B. Bofey, secy. 
Windom— Cottonwood Coonty Agrl. Soe. Sept 

19-21. L. C. CbnichlU. aecy. 
Winona — ^Winona Connty Fair sad Oildas Aaan. 

Sept 30-23. Lee H. BIrraa; 800*; 
Worthlngton— Wortblagton DtaMorMfe. '.Bept 

12-14. S. H. Orey. aecy. 



Mexico — Andrian Oo. BUr. 

Carter, aeey. 
M^t^dUraa OO; Mr. 

Howark— fUr. S^tf" M. 
secy. 

Palmyra — Marlon Co. Fair. 



Aag. SO-Sspt 2. 
I. O. OiUifhaa. 
Ang. Sl-8apt *■ 



B. 0. Settler, aecy.' 
Paris— Fair. Sept. 8-9. W. L. Crawford, sec*. 
Pattonsburx — Dsrls Co. Fair. Aug. 23-28, B. 

E. Maupln, secy. 
Platte City— Platte Connty Fair. Aog. 80-8ept. 

2. -J. L- Oormaek.-- secy. 
Blcblaad — Richland Stock and AnIenltnral Ea- 
hlblti. Sept SS-Oet 1. J. W. AiiMttoas, 



m^ rm j MUt on Cenaty A. t, U. 

Bipt SMlL J. W. TooBB, aecy. 
Shelblna— Shelby Co. FUr. 

W. Sparko. oeey. 
St Joseph— Ular4tato Uto Stock * 

Show. Sept a»Oct. 1. If. B. Irwiau ma. 
■imifo >nw88ri ttato Fair. Oct l-T.^Toha 

T. Stlana. ' aocy. 
XkaBtsB— TrmtoB Baes Mnt Jaly. SMS, Jasb 

W. Schooler, ncy. :■■■■■■-■■>■.'■.•.'■..,. 
Troy— Lincoln Ooonty Mr. Asg. M I M pfc 1. 

Jas. Uaahaa, ncy. 
Varrenabor^— Warrens 

Kt S, X. Bandera, secy. 



Warrenabnrg^Warrenaborg Fair Co^ Datm aot 
'an, secy. 

Washington— Fair. Sept S-IO. Iioala F..rBsik 



irSSk eity-^Wa 
Oeo. Blatlaer. ncy. 



XONTAVA 



,w. a., po i o n o. 



Anaconda — ^Fklr. Sept 22-21; 
ncy. 

IKmnisn Tiilei nisis Fall 

O. B. Meyira. aecy. ,■ .■ ■ ■ 
Bif nmbet— Swoet Otaaa OnatF Mr Am. 

Sept 8«. B. DtermahK socr. 
Chinook- Fair. Oct S-B. 

DIUon-^BeiTcrbead Coonty Fair Aian. Oct 3- 

8. S- C. Catmthera, aecy. 
OlondlTO— Oawioo Coonty Fair Ana. Sept 

U-14. W. B. Footer, ncy. 
Ofsat Falls— Northora Uwtaaa FOB Aasa. Bopi. 



Btfdwla— Nortbeut Mlaalaslppl Fsir 

27-30. W. Ik MeXtroy, ncy. 
BooBwrUlo-^rcntln Ool Fdr Ana. Oct. 4-T. 

Or. B O. »>star, secy. 
Canton — Madison Oo. Fair Ana. Oct 18-St. 

W. L. DInklns. oeey. 
Colnmbna— Mlaalaslppl tc West *'**■*-•* Fhtr. 

Oct 19-22.: J. B. BsadlSb anr* ■ . ■ 
Corinth— Delta Fair Am. OS:.,JMI. -V 3.. IL 

Strlplln. aecy. , 

jOreaada— OrMada Mr 'Ain Oct' n-n. Oeo, 

W. Field, ncy, 
GreeaTllle— DelU Fair Aian. Oct 1018. L- 

Plnk Smith, secy. 
Holly Springs— North MlidnlppI Fklr Am. Oct 

'3-8.. C. H. Curd. secy. 
Booaton — Fair. Oct 3-8; J. W. HamUloa,' 000* 

retary, Boolka. HIn. 
Jackaoo— MlnlaalppI Stata Fair. Get- M.NOT. 
" " ~ ■ r.i f. " 



M. Mc- 



8. J. F. McKay, secy, and 
Donald, ant wey. and mgr. 
Lake— Patroos Dnioo Ana. Ang. S-Ml . O. A. 

UdlboM]t_g8er.. Foiagti'.'lllH. -< 
LoolsTllIo— wlaston . Cooaty FSIr Ataa. Bept 

3840. W. C. Bight aagr. 
Mt OIlTs — CoTlngtoo Ca Pair Aaan. Oct 10- 

21. W. A. Holloway, lecy. 
Natchea— Mlaa.-La. AgrL Fair. Datea not nt. 
PbiladelpbU— Neoaboba Agrlcoltoral Fair Aaan. 

Aog. 18-19. J. H. Boaton. Waldo, Mlaa. 
Senatohla— State Co, Fair Am. Oct. — . J. 

n. Hnlder. Jr.. aecy. 
starkTUie— StarkTille Apl. Fair. Oct 44. 
SMS. 



Tnpelo— Fair.' . Sept 



B. H. Hnmn. 




Bnrler — Hales Co. Fair. 
Diy. aeey. 

Bowling GrMO— Pike Ceanty Fair. Ans. 9-12. 

H. Jl. Stoolher, ssey. . 
BtookaeId::-Unn Co; Mr. Ang. IS-IS, L. W. 



; Dotes 



Cell f i B la , M r. Aag. tl<«ipt. W. U BfCfe. 

CsiS^ilirardAn— Fiiir. Oct li-IS. n. B.' Ba 

glemiB. i»ff. 
rsrtbsgs— Fair. Sept. 1K-1M, O. W. A«eBdart. 

Cann^ile— Bic . _ 

not Mt I, IC . , 

ColnmMn— TnlnoMa ftdr.'i'JMlF SMS, ' B. B 

Batton. ae«T. 
r.t»T» Cneo^Fslr. Sept 18-18. 0»o. F. Bnles 

aecy. 

Ooba— Orawtard Coonty Fair Aaaa. Sopt 37- 

80. I. O. Walker, aecy. •. v. * • 

Fayett»-Falr. Aog. 2-5. Wlllart laMb^Osey. 

Green City— Fair. Sept 8-9. 
Herman — Fair. Sept. 2-4. iMla Bsberstock. 
sery. 

HarrlaonTllla — Can Co. Fair, Sapt 8-8. Daacaa 

BoBWll, seo. /■ • 

Bermitsgp— Hickory Co. Mfe "JUg, ■■ 1 0 B i pt S. 

Bogans F. Undsoy, secy, 
lniipiBdiBfo_ Tadmoa^^ 

Ja&aiSi^&-^d?'\ept? IS-IB. Oeo. W. Bat- 
Isr, isey. 

JefferaoB City— Connty Filr. Aog. 29-Sept. 8 

Jamn Booehln. prea. 
Kabnka— Clark Coonty A. A M. Aaan. Ana. 80 

Sept. 2. Ororas M. Hlllar. seey. 
Ksn«as City — ^Mlaanntl Valley Fair and Expo 

sltioo <h*l<I St Blectrfe Park). Sapt 34-Aet 

9. Sam Benjamin, aery. 
Kansas City- Am. Boyal Lire Stork Show. Oct 

10-18. A. M. Tbocnpaoo, secy. 
Ui^pl jit» -t< Plata Fair Aaaa. Aas. M. 

taa's SBBiBlt^aekm Ooanty A. ft k. Bocf. 
ety. Ans. 38-98; Lewis T«mkla..aacy, 

Mempbla— Pair. Ang. 28-38. J. C. Klaacy. 
aecy. 

Monro, City>-FSlr. Aw. S-Bh, T. K. BoMhrara 

Montli^l 



FUr; Ang. S04vt 



J^BtS%I?Tln7TiWM."' ' '1.' 'K,' 

KaUapeU— FaU. Set>t 11-14. W. D. Bhoadea. 
aecy. 

LewUton— FUr. Sipt S-IA. O. B. Kathowa. 
secy. 



MUei^'cltr-Mt. . -'ii^.':; iHf>:-' -W.'.~ 4 - Owk.. 




... Pottar. aocy. 
AlUaaeo— Boxbatu Cooaty FUr. 

B. D. Mallaiy. ney. 
Alma-^Barlaa Onaly IWlv: . Bvt. IS-M. F. , 
IL.BTOnon,' oier. ^^&..".-.^i''-l'-Vii-'"':il!'- 
Anbon— Ncheaa CaaalF' Mr. <M.^Mr-:D. 



E. C. Long. aecy. 



Agricultural Sodsty . 




Aurora — Hamlltoo County 

Ang. SO-Sept. 3. S. B. Otto, ncy. 
Aurora— Hamlltoo Coonty Fair. Ang. I B S ipt. 

2. & B. Otto, ncy. . .. ,><'.■•> •-•..' 
Beatrice — Oaga Coonty FbIT, .. 

V. JUunn, ncy. 

C. 0. MirToW. 
Bladen— Webater Moaty Fair. Sopt S840, A. 

B. Coxa. ae<7. 

BlB 8pnM»--b«oel OoBBly BUr. Sept S94S;- 

0. A. Biker, pi^_ : ''^^/-^-i^f'-^iif^: Xjii^: 
Broken Bow— Castor OooSlF MK . laft tMft 

O. T. Orr, ncy. 
Botta — Boyd Ooonty Fair. Dates not eet J. 

N. Poller, ncy. 
Chadron— Dawn County Fair. Sopt M-17. V. 

F. Pltmaan. ncy. 
Chambers— Bolt OSBDtr r»lr.' .Bspt. tl48. F. 

D. Smith, ooey. '.^ v '' 
OUtk^onlSi bogsir Mft I'Mt VMM C. 

day CiBtor' 'Cfi^'Bi8ilj.^B8li^*~<i>>'*T. - ■; 

H. Harray. ncy. 
Onlbartnn — BIteheoek County Fair. Sept 1& 

OMshtoo^Knox^&Kmty*^iir. Ang. KMtept 2. 
■ J. jBnckmaster, *Mf,-^' .j, y^'-j, 
f^Uln-Franklln 0aS!kr9l^::^;-'lt'l*''Ji^:. 
Oeaera- Flllmain*^iBty Fair. Bept' IS-lS, B: 
Gertn^-Scotta^UnS Ooaaty Fair. Bept 3S4VI 
CwiiSSSia^&ntr Fair. Wnt *»«■ B. 

O. ItfOB, gOCJf. 
Oreeley— Gtesley Coonty FUr. Bwt iMf. , t. 

F. Byrne, secy. •• ■ ' 

HarilaoD-^tonz Connty lUr. Satta Bit 8M. 

Balpb B. Scbannr, aecy. 
BsTtUaton — Csdar County Fair. Sept. 14.18. 

CM. Balrd, secy. . _ . 

BiTdock— lAncastsr Coonty Fair. Sapt B4. 8. 
B. Hall, ooey. - 

canter Jllnao Ooaat|> Fair. Bept S>- 



Bsyes CMts r B ayn 
TOet.. 1. J>. BTliay. 



Imporlal— Chan Co. lUr. 

Jfnkor, ncy. - .■■■'v:r''^*.'fiUii;'';,iii 

Indlanola— Red Willow Conaty BUr. Sspt. BB-- 

28. Jamea ■. Byan. asa. 
KImban— Kimball Connty Fair. Dates not nt 

B. B, Nelaon, secy. 
Lexington— DawsOB OOBBty FUr. Bopt'. 18-18. 

eTO. Vaa HOflj'JMf* 
Uncola— Nebraska -MatO- Mfb -''ItBt. M;V;.^.W. - 
B MsUor. aeey.' ■"■. 2Jt^- 

MeOook — Bedwtllaw Connty FUr. Aag. tlllopl. 

UadlaoB-^Midteon Connty Fair. Itpi.' it-Ml 



WbBm ^Stn'oSeSr Fair. Oct 4-T. 



Wohtaaka Olty— Nebruka nity Speed and Fair 

Ana. DstM not nt L. F. Jackson, aeey. 
Xeltah— Fair. Aug. IT.10. W. W. I'nie. eecy. 
Nelson— MnckoUs CMaiy Mt. aapl. IMS. Oio. 

Jackioo. ncy. ^''''*tU,i'. '>'i'--i''^'i;*"«i« 

Noeden— Rcya Paha CmmIP'MkMwI; 

B. A. Roan. aeey. .... 
Omaha— Donglis Coonly Fslr. Bept 6-9. 0. 

W. Henrey, aecy. «. « 

Ord— Vallav COoaty Fair. .Bept SSSO. (K P. 

Cromwell, aecy. 
nma— Solth Oonalf iMK ?>lliki V<Wi: \0i 



'WUr.''''iBpt..'ti- 

An» 34-21. A. 



T. Bay. ooey. 
rimMa.<Up>-ri«a80 

38. J. S. Lowe. ooey. 
Fleies— Pierce Ooonty FUr. 

B. Raekhras, ncy.^ _ . 

BaMUe— flberMsa Cbonty fUr. Dstas eol 

oot 0. Ik Masaa. ooey.^ • • 
Bewa r d S ewsrd OSBBlyFalv. Bept. atMi-W. 

g»oitf»g_il8gtBi; Omatr Mr. .^tPgt: «>•»• 



JULY 23, 19ia 



The Oliii>oar€l 



67 



gtockTlIIc — Frontier Coaoty Filr. Sept. 2T-30. 

U. U. ClieDejr, mct. 

TrcumRb— Johiuoa Cooaty fmir, Sept. 9S-S0. 

A. W. BniraiD, MC7« .... 

Tbnlford— Thom«( OMM|r fMb r Wll*. W-IT. 




Laaemster— Com aad Xmu ▲crlenltnral Borl- 
.«». It^ .M. . Bwto OaiDon, ncf. - 



MU.nallr— ait BoUv' Mr. ' Oeti 4'7. B. P. 

Ed- 



trill*. ncT. 
Rnl BiBd^Bloe RIbboo Fair. Sept. 8-T. 



nr A. 81010, accT. 




Sept. IS-IS. 
■opt. . l4- 

AIiiDoot— Albaor CooatT Asrleoltaral jiadotr 
■Dd Ezpoiltloa. Aof. le-IS. Ftcd KmbMu 

*45^*!~^."»fHff. 8oc Sopt IS- 

IS. J. CIvk PUppOD, aoc7. 

Billitoa Spa — Sar*toc> Conag Atrlcoltiint 8o- 
«letj. Ang a-M. Geo. W. OeBldder, wecj. 

Batb — Strabtn Co. Acrl Soc 8«pt. ZT-30. Chaa 
A. Sbnltt. atcy. 

Albert E, BfowD.- iMn** .V . J - 
MuttautM-BiosbaalMJnM a. 

*. JlartlB, ittr.- ; y'- , 

B.K>aTlli«^BooaTUlo Mr AIM. vAag. S3-9S. H. 

J. VoUmar. mtf. 

U. Van OrdcB, ae^. 
Cimbrldce— Cimbrtds* Tailor nir. Sept. S-S. 

Elloi B. Norton, aecT. 
Cuandaltaa-Oatarlo Co. Asrl. Soe. Sept. aa- 

34. Clair U. Motvy. Mcr. 
riatoo-Sl, Laimnee Co. Atrl. Soclctr. Sept. 

IS-I& Ooorto A. Adan« aecj. 

^TftTtf-l"'!. 

I'omdlion— CarrolltOD Aitn. "'^ ' 
Callarasn BMomllon — Ira 
l^pt^ IQ-23. T. J. Tamil MB... 

rhMbajt-«olDn>bl< Co. AflfL Wm^r'''iiiiii: M. 

W. B, Bomman. m*tj. 
<*J*ttJU— «<*»tarlt Connljr Filr. Sept. 28^.(3. 
V. B. Ooldiac. aeey. 

Coonty Axrlcnltnnl Sod- 
ao-g. Edward I. Kloc, accy. 
OirOni-qortland Co. Agrleoltnnl SoeielF. 
/JS*'^'^^ O'eenmao. aeey. 

""•i^-'r^^'J""/*- <^iP«' AfrtcoUilMl Society. 
Ang. SO-Sept. 2. Cbaa. T. Mfttid. kct. 

OeRiiriei^ronr Coanty Fair. Aiu. 18-10. C. 
w. Amea. aeey. 

""'z-""e''n><»d Co. Agrl. Soe. Hciit. 
MO. A. C. Nellli, Wcat NfW BMfktM. S. 

B. WItaon. any. 

Sept. TTiAtttorwSr^ mf^T' 

^.f~«'«""*.''"2^..*=*. AitlSltmil •ooloiy 

ucc. 3-8, J. B. AJartta,' May. - . - 

rtinkllnTllle-FrankllDTUI* larilOliBftf -tad 
S'iH.E.'k'* AMOclaUoa. ^os. aS]ta*t. S 
I*. Farnbam. aecy. -.iTTv •• --. 

aJL^t^a- H. JI. Clirko, aMy. ■ 
"fltjij-gtwojw Co. Agrl. Soc Anx. Ift-tt. B. 

J. Oodlu, aeey. 

i£l'*i':"*5''** ^o'"" Agrlcnltnrar Socloly. 
nfSv-**™'- Hoppoogb. aeey. 
^"^'pn^BtrUntt Co. AiSTVe. 1^ 0-8. 

-1. P. Raabacb w.t. ■ ... -ji ; 

wt*!"-".*!! HoroeM Fan; vAiir;;»i tin . 

tijflo B. Sbalta, mgr. 
HndMa— ColaBMa A. A H. Aaaa. Aa». .t!- 
n^l'Il i S- Browning, aeey. 

ni;?_r''t5 A. Frrrta. aecy. 

I '^^S.'*''*";. ^<«» Agrl. Soe. Aog. as-aa. 
i.n Toortellot, aeey. 

{*_;•— '•If. .Sept. 4-8. B. J. Rohblna. 

jameMowp— Jameatowa Cntennlal Celenmtloa. 
fci™t»*P»- d- _ Frank B. Wallne.'. 
'•{••[(■II ■rnltoo Co. Agrlcttltnral Aaoo. Sapl. 
, JkJ*-, 7r«nic« Toat. aeey. 

U«n» Taller— Cattarana Omnty Aarlcoltaml 
'TnT^^,N*^W 



'S''!r"'^"''»» Co- Agrl. 
Ilallowar. aeey. 
""•rnt-Franklln Co. Agrt. 

Walter J. Ualtoa aeesr. 
UYf^ntltllf^-CatRkUI Mnnntalna Aarl. Society. 
«i iSF-. Wm. B, Haattng*. aeey. 

MlddMnra-nrann Cnnnty Agrl. Soe. Ang. 
^512? V T itartliOB, aa«.. Xwa^ 



Montfcello — SulllTan Co. Agrl. Soc. Ang. t5-I8. 

Leon P. Stratton, aecy. 
Morrla — Morrla Fair Aaan. Oct. • 4-6. D. F. 

Wlglitman, aecy. 
BoraTia— Cayaca Cooaty lUr. Aag. SMept. 

2. 0. A. sake. Mcy, 
Xaplea — Naplea Union Agrleallnral Sortely. 

ifopt. l4-f«. a k I«wla. aeey. 
Maaaaa— Agrl. ft Liberal Arts Soe. Rea*M- 

Uer Co. Sept. 13-18. Delmar I.yad, aeey. 
Newark — Newark Fair Aaan. Sept. 14-17. Cbaa. 

E. Leggett. aecT: 

New York City, KIchmond Boroogb — Great In- 
terborongb Fair. Sept. 8-10. A. 0. Nella, 
•ecy. 

New City— Rockland Co. Indnitrtal AnoeUtlon. 

Aug. 20-Sept. 1. A. A. Tanlaitdlt, •(«. 
Nofwicb — Chenango Conoty Fair. Aasaat 30- 

Sept. 2. Leater Smith, aeey. 
Ogdenaborg— Ogdcaalnrg Fair * Bona thaw. 

Sept. 18-23. 

Ooeonta — Oneonta Ualoa AerL illack'ty. Kept. 

10-22. Sblrley L. Hantlovcm. eecy. 
Oneida— Fair. Sept. 23-28. H. J. Tollmer, 

aecy. 

Orangebnnt— Rockland Qoaaly -A. * tU. Am. 

Sept. 5-0. Elbert TklaiiB, ajjar. ■ 
Owcgo— Tioga Co. Agrl. lOB, tt-lC Jao. 

F. Pembleton, aecy. 

Palmf ra— I'almrra Union Agrl. Soc- Sept. 22- 

24. J. B.. Walton, aecy. 
Praa Zaar-Oatm Ooaar 

fur 



taa Zaa— Oataa Oaaa» Agrlcidtoral Sodety. 



BtF AfricBliml 
T. Waitfa atry* 
. 8oe._ Oat. M. T. 



Oct. 



Aa. 

Wi tig 5 ui r=<aiBtaB jBa: Ai i liiil lf il AMia. Itpt. 
■ H. OaF Bma. aart. 'aMF. ' 
Potadaaa—Saqaatta Valley * St. Bftla TallaF 

Agrl. Soe. Sept. 8-9. W. M, — ^ 

Pongbkecpile— Dntrheaa Connr 

clety. Sept. ZI-.TO. Wm. 

Beed Comen— Gorbam AktI. Soe. Oat. 

B, Pierce, aecy., Ctnandalgna, II.-T. 
Blehfleld— RIcbOeld Sprloza AgrL - 9ot. Sept. 

29-28. A. R. OlImaD, aecy. 
RlTcrbead — SnlToIk Connly Agrlcnltnnl Society. 

Sept. 13-18. Harry Lee, aecy- 
Bome — Oaelda Cooaty Agrlcnltnral Society. Sept. 

8-0. r. 8. Baker, aeey. 
Sandy Creek— S. 0. R. O. A B. Asricoltanl 

Society. ABC. S4-ST. B, U Wallaeo. >ecy. 
Saady nin— Waahlaftm CMaly Agrlcaltnral 

■oHetF. Aas. 3l>4ept. S. Geo. A. Ferrla. 

aeey. 

Scbeneraa— ScbeneTaa Valley Agrlcaltnral So- 
ciety. Ang. 0-11. J. P. Frleiy. aecy. 

S4*liohRrle — Scbobaiie Connr.r Airrienltnral flocl- 
••I.r. Sept. 10-22. r'r «. nr»'ir«tfr. aecy. 

Sjr.nm»e— Npiv York St.Tte K«lr. Sept. 12-lT. 
S. C. Sbavirr. my. 

Troopaborg — Sontbvrn Steabco AgrL Society. 
Date* not art. E. R. Anatin, aecy. 

Troy— Rensselaer Coimty Fair. Ang. 24-27. W. 
R. Swarts, mar. rooresalons and sbowa. 

Tramanalnirir — Union Acrlcnltnral and Hortl- 
cnltnral Society of ijlTuea, Corert and Hec- 
tor Conatlea. Aag. SO-Sept. 2. 0. O. Btn- 

Veni5i TSlenltnral ■MMyi' ikft. flm C. 

0. StmBOM. MCJ. 
Walton — IMawat* ValleF AbiI. .Bm, Sept. 8- 

o. S. H. Oalcrboat, aecy. 
WarreniilMin^Tlie Warrca Co. fair. Stpt IS- 

16. Fred J. Raya aecy. 
Wnr*aw — Wyoming Co. Agrlmltnrat Society. 

Anir. SO-Sept. 1. Fred A. Bice. (ecy. 
Waterlno— Seneca ConatF Acrkoltotal Sarlety 

Ropt. 27-29. Bd. N( 

Wn rcrtnira — Jefferaoo 

R. 8kee>1a. aocy. 
Watklna— Arhnyler OA. Agrl. Sec. Sept. S-K. 

Artbnr N. GollfT, «eey. 
Wetit Phowlx— tajlaaa Ca. Agrt. Sae. Aaif. 

33-a«. a K. wnUaaMi, aeey. . 

Weetport— Raaex Ca, AiM. aot. Aag. 83-2S. a 

M. RnwaHI. •ecr. 
White Plains— «ne. nf Acrl. A Beet, of Weat- 

rhculer Ca.-*S*pt. 13-IT. Daniel W. Malaary. 

aeey. 

irhllacy-Point- Bmome Cn. Agrl. Soc. Aag. »• 
IS. •Bj^» Dennlna. eec.T. 

1^ BORTB OAXOUKA 
Bnrlla gt i i b ^ Alamance Fair Asaoelatlon. 

4-7. Xasndr Boll. Grabam. N. C. 
Charlot tf ' It cklenbnrg Fair Aaan. Oct. 28-20. 

C. W. iCi^wrM. arcy. 

FayettcTlBa— Cumberland Connty Agrl. Aaaocl- 

atlon. -tlat. 25-28. S. R. Strange, aecy. 
Grabam — Alamance Oonai.r Fair. net. 4-7. Mr 

Bride 'Btfl. aery. 
Oiee n aboro Central Carollaa Mr Aaaa. Oct. 

12-15. GarlaaS itaalel. •eey.^ • 

King— Stokea Cai Wm MB. Oct. . 18-20. . WU 

R. Klaer. eeey. _ . 

Norik WllkeOhoro W llkea Conaty Fair. Sept. 

27-20. IT. W. Hnrtnn. per.T. 

SalUbOTF— Tadkla Connty Fair. Datei not aet 
Wayaearttle— Raywnnd Conaty Fair. Dalaa BOl 

net. la». P- Oarmwayi • 

Wllkeaboro— WOkra CnaalF 

W. A. FnlUa. secy. 
WInaton-Salam— rieilment Fair, 

WH»I». are.r. 

VOBTB DAKOTA 

Aacta— Aaeta Fair Aaan. Datea not aet. 

K. Smlib accy. 
Bottloean— Fair. Ang. S-4. !>. A. Jonea. aecy. 
Oaaperamwn— Grlgga Cmrnty Fair Aaan. Datea 

not cel. Fraak Oladatnne. aecy. 
Faran — Nnrlh Dakota State Fair. Jnly SS-SO. 

J. V. rinfr«>rk. »e<7. --^ ■ . 

FeKwnden— Wells Connty Fair A«MI.,' IMlB BOt 

•et. r. M. Wrintnn. - 'j^l .iL - . 

Oraad Pnek*— araad Fnelt* 0.-vAaif,<JMew ^ Jnly 
. 1S.S» ■ « r naeli»1ef, «»»T.r-:: 
Granrllle— MeRennr rminty.' Acil. Fal^' Aaaa. 

Datea not aet. ^ C. W.. Ronkway. aeer; 
Ramlltoo— IVmMna Cniinty r^lr Aaaa. Aag. 2- 

4. Jnbn Rnrk. aeey. 
Rarrcy — Harrey Fair Assia. Bate* not aet. 

Rnch Mnntanmery. ••<-t. 
Laramie — Grand Fnrka rnnnty Fair Aaaa. Dataa 

not aet. A. Stonehonao. wy. 
Leeds — Benaon Cnnnty Fair A»«n. Ang 2-4. F. 

E. Wo«t. aeey. 
Uandan — Mnrlnn Coanty Fair. Datea aot aet. 

R. R. Bllalna. fnv. ._ 
lllnnt— Wai4 Canaty Mrl. Fair A w .. Stpt, 27- 

20- A. V. B aa a ann. aeey. ■ 
PemMaa — Temttia* OiaiBty Fair, aat BBfel. Ang. 

J-4. Jnhn. Hnelt.;a»ey.-. . ■ ■'iXK- 
Onderwood— Cadenrnnd Fair A«Ml'. Bate* aot 

••t. O. V. • BfMrman. "eey. 
Wahpetnn— RlrhlaMl fn. Fair. Aaan. tUpt. 27- 
" 80. R.' J. Rnehea, aeey. 
WIIIUtOB— Winiama Cnnnty Fair. Itatea Bot 

aee. . O, .»l.->feKay. aocy. . 

■ OBIO " ■ ■ ' 

Kttnm — Bnmmit Omnty Fair. Oct. 4-7. P. G. 

Erart. aeey. 

Amelia — Clemnnt Cminly Fair. Atw. 3S-28. A. 

N, JohBKiB, peejr, 
Vlhena— Alhraa rmm*T AarteBltatal ■arlelF. 
~ ». SB4a. ^R. R. RaalBB. i 

ataa Cki ralK 



w. 



Berea— Weat Cnyahoga Co. Agrlcnltnral Socl- 
_ety. Sept. 13-15. L. it. Cat. aecy. 
Blancbeater — Clinton Cooaty Aaalcnlr 
ety. Ang. 30-Sept. 2. B. OM 



Sept. 13-18. W. & 
Oct. 44. C U. 
Mb Oel. 



Boaton^-Clenaont Connty Fair. 

8, JobBson, . Amelia, O. 
BowllacGraa»— Wood Connty Fate. Sept. 19- 
_ V* Mm- 8. -Sweet* eecj. 
Bncynw-Crawted OooatF Fair. 8epL IS-lS. 

Gny E. Smith, aeer. 
Bnrton— ^eaaga OSb nir. 

Ford, aecy. 
Cadli— Barrlaon Co. Fair. 

Osbnm. secy. 
Canal Dorer — ^Tnacawaras Co. 

18-21. J. S. Kama, aecy- 
Canfleld — Mahoning Co. Fair. Sept. 27-29. B. 

U. Blancbeater, aecy. 
canton— Starke Coanty Agrlcnltnral Society. 
_ Sept. ST-Sn. Cbarlea A. Pontloa. aeey- 
Car tha to H a Mll ten Co. AgrtciUtnral Society. 

Aag.- IS-ao. O.Ja. Sanmaon. Room 11, Wlg- 

Blna -Slock, Cladaaatl. O. 
CeTlaa— Baaner Fair. Aag. U-tt. B, J. Th- 
ing, aecy. 

C\arrjn Falla— Cnyahoga Oa.' Fate. 8a»t. M. 

F. C Galea, aecy. ■ : ... • - ^ 
CblUIcothe— Boca Connty Mr. .Aag, M>n. 11. 

O. SnlllTaa, secy. 
Colnmbna — Ohio State Fair. Sept. 8-9. A. P. 

Sandlea. aecy.; J. W. Flemlag, aasL aecy. 
Colnmbna — Fraakllo Conaty Agrl. Soe. Ang. 9 
_I2. 'W. a. Rlebarda. aecy. 
Claetaaail — Coney laland Uarraat Borne, at Cn- 

aey lalanl. Ang. 25-27. U. W. Mclntyrr. 

Ca rt g e ten Caahe et ea Ce>._ Acneattaral godety. 
_ Oct. 11-14. w. B. Miller. aaeF. 

Davton— ilontgomcir Osnaty lUr.- aspt. B-B. O. 

K. Cetane. aeey. 
Eaton— Preble Cona^ Fair. Sept 13-18. B. 

D. Sllrera. accy. 
Flndlay— Hancock Co. Fair. Sept. Id-XT. B.. T. 

Kennedy, secy. - . 

Fremont — Fremnnt Fair, 'lak IMk - CL ' A. 

Hoehcnedel. aecr. 
Ooe iMt on uj ■Oea tt elBna AgiL TBlr. Oct. 44. 

l*wt» ;BI«»»», aeey. 

OrMaTlO*-«f«at Baika OMBtF M>. Aw. » 

28. Freak Pleaatascr, aao. 
Bamnto»— BnUar Oa. Agrlcnltnral Sodety. Oct. 

4-7, a A. KnnUer, mtf. 
Blekarlli, — iM-nnmc Cu. Agrlcnttoral Society. 

Ang. :i(>-3ppt. 2. E. F. Armstrong, secy, 
flarrl-^n— tulr. oci. t a. 

Jsmeatown — Jameatown Drlrlng Park Aaan. 

Sept. 21-28. W. J. r.alTlD. aecy. 
Jeffersoa — Ashtabula Co. Agrl. SocMf.'- Aag. 

16-18. B. R. Woodbnry. secy. 
Kenton — Bardln Co. Agclcaltraral Society. Aog. 

S3-SS. r. V. Jeaee. aecy. 
Klaamn-^Xniibnll Co. Fate. An*. S3-as. B. 

7. FeBee. aeey. 
taa c ail a f I BItgeM Oeaatr AgrMHanl Soci 
. ety. Oet ll-U, W. T. ■ 
Lebaaoa — Warrea Oaaf ~ 

Sept. 18-17. W. a . ^ 

Lima— Allen Conaty Agrkaltant 

8-8- C A. Graham, a e cy . 
Llsbond — Cotnmblana Co. Agrlcoltnrm] Society. 

Srot. 18-lS. E. F. Mocre, secy. 

rtl^^^^'^^^^''^'^^^^^'*^!!'^ Sodety. 

UansflelA-RICUand AR<e«UarBl IocMf. Bept. 

20-23. Chaa. BrnmacM, ae9« 
Marlatta— Waablagtoa C& X * IL Aaaa. Bept. 

20-2S. h. A. Algler, eecy. 
Uarloa— JIarloa Cooaty Fair. Sept. ST-SO. i. 

A. Xaapp, secy. 
Maryarlllc — Union Connty Fair. Srpt. 18-I& 

W. F. Bndrlck. secy. 
Usson — Fslr. Ang. 4-8. Wm. Thacker, eecy. 
McConnalsTllIc — llorgan Co. Agrlcnltnral So- 
ciety. Sept. 30-23. T. B. McBllilner- accT- 
kledlna — ^Medina Connty Agrlcoltnral Society. 

Ang SO-Sept. 1. 0. 0. VaaOeaiea, lecy. 
Boatpcller— Wllllama Coanty Pate. Sept. IS- 

17. Robt. Oclc. eery. 
Mt. Teraon— Knox Conaty Fair. Sept 18-18. 

Boward C Galea, sery. 
Mt. GUead— Morrow Co. Fair. Oct. 4-7. O. J. 

Miller, aecy. „ 
Monot Joy-^loto Oa. Wttk Aag. Wlk pt . *• 

W. A. McGeorBe.' 
Napoleoa — Napoleoa 

RlrEer. aecy. 
Nrn-ark— Urklnir Connty Agrlcnltaral Sodety. 

fin. 4-."<. J. M. Farmer, aeey. 
New Lexington— New Perry Ca. IWr. Itpt. U- 

23. John R. MoalgMBag'^aiiK.' ^. . . . _ 
Ottawa- llitnam C aa B I | taK'-.HBb M> 'Aa F. 

Sanillea. secy. • . 

OwenaTlUe--<nannoat Ca^. laiiiallMial Sodaty. 

ABC. 2S-28. A. s. Jafeaaaa, AMlia. O. . _ 
Panldlag— PanldlBg Co. AgilnataTai Sodety. 

Sept. 5-9. WTn. Jackaon, aeey. 

PlkeloB — PlkatoB Caaaty Fair. Aog. 10-13. J. 

F. Batemaa. eecy. 
Portsmooth— Sdota Connty Agrlenltnral Sodety. 

Ang. SfrBept. 2. W. A. McGeorge, Mt. Joy. 

o. 

Powell— Delaware Co. Fair. Sept. aO-21. B. 

S. Neff, secy. .^-.j -.^: 

Pn>etorTiile — Lawrcaeo Conaty Fate. ' ° .Aag«'i'ag> 

Sept. 2. W. W. Blchard. aeey. _■ . 
RaTenna— Pacttse Connty ftate.- Svt; lt-18. 

H. w. Camptell.'8icy. . 

RawMn — Hancock Oona^ Board at AsilenllBia 

Sept. 14-17. R. Kennwiy. aecy. 
Sock Springe— Mdga Co. Fklr. Sept. 14-18. 

J. it. lyman, aecy.. Pomcroy. O. 
Rlrbwood- Rlcbwood SktOana^ Fate. Ana 

2-5. R. A. Leaaaj,J«aF. .. . _• 1„ 

Ripley— Ripley Fatel9K tumi-**- K, WO 

llama, sec.r. 
St. Clalnrillr — Belmont Co. Fair Aaaa. Sept. 

20-22. J. H. Taylor, aecy. 




Salem— Canfleld Fair. Sept. 28-.W. B. L. Maa 
Chester, aecy.. tU W. n. N«..4._ . _ _ . 
Sandnsky Brie .Ok Asdcnitnral Saelely. Sept 

13-18. ». B. Berbe. aeey. 
SarahSTlIIe— Noble Coanty Fair. Bent M-IS 
Homer Jobnaon. aecy. . „ 

SardlDla — KeonKlT'a Pair Tompany. Ana. BO 

Sent. 2. I. W. camniwlt. trrr. 
SeTtlle — Gnllford WeatSeld Tnwoablp Fair. Sept 

13-15. M. E. Fraaler. "^ry. 
SMarj — Sbrlby Coonty Fate. Sept. 1S-16L J 

E. Ruaaell. aecy. _ V^, -(i.^ „ 
Smitbfield— Jeffetson Coailr Nkl-> tltt- SM8 

J. O. Rayne. accy. -.- ■' •i-- ' 
SprlngaajdrrjOart COMg^AartiaWwai Mnelety 

I>M.^S&; ''Sipt^ « 
20. (0. B. Dew. aeey. 
TIIBD— Saaeca Co. Jkgrlcnitnral Society. Sept 

8-9. Uetsaa B. Ink. aecy. . _ 

ToIedQ-^acas CeaatF Mr. Sept. O-tl, I>, K 
Claw. eecy. ''■'^■^'■■"^' J-'^.^ --^ _ 
T^^OamMXioatf IBB^; Ih^ IMS. - & D. 

Upper "Sandoal^^WyanAot-Oiiaalgr Aartmltaral 
and. Fair Sodety. 8ept.>.SMt,' J. T. tAng- 
ahansh. aec7. , ... . 

" 'i-H< '- .-|OMllaai« aB"M9'<M . 



THE CASEY, ILLINOIS, 
BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION 

wUI bold a BOUE CmilKO AND RACE MBBT- 
ntO. Aagatt 18-lMOh ISBL 20,000 peopla to 
draw (teak Bene aaa aad aiMlwe um i i aiad 

■■ •Ted. A- 
B. B. 



» aaaae a ^ ha 

VnZFAXKHSK, 



Large Merry-Go-Roond 



WANTED 



For Crc 
Ads. 1>. 



iv:n.'. I'a.. nar\est Hon:.-. Tburnday, 
-VUE lli>.tfE, Lhairuiau. 



THE MKW,r.-rAIB Itwaw Oaw 
Night— taeeiid' Yaiir'-Wkpt »-2S, at 
Wavarly, Iowa— • raOroada. Attendance, 
first year. 20,000. It wlU greatly Increase Ibia 
year. Want 1 or 2 good Pay Shoara, Animal pre- 
ferred. State all In Brat letter. 



XBB BBOOBS ABBVAL 

held at XOUI&TIUJL 
UU, Better and 



thte year;' 7. Bk 
Secy.. Lontornie, Ulaa. 




The Washington County Fair 

WUI be held at Sprtnirflrld. Ky.. Angnat 34-87. 

uia WASTE!' 1 «n Pay. SSaw a ia* Cm^ 

eeaaloas. No gambUna. Addceea SBS^ fb 
OAXPBEU,. Secy.. BpriagMd. By. 



Tti« Polhill Amusement 
Company 

can place Shows ami Conc«aaloas at all 
PermaiwDt a(Mmi». Matteawan. N. T. 



Ninth Annual Fair 
Appleton City* Mo.. 

Ang.. 31 to Sept. 2 Inclnslre. Prlrllege Mea 
wanted. We have the crowds. 

FRED LDCHSINGBR. SocreUry. 



Danbury Fair 

IMnnifiEI IT-IK. 31 

TM 



applF ^e 

N. T. ailLKLEY 
Sii»t. Baatha A Btanaa, Dawbuiy, Cb«i»» 



NOTICEl 
MEDKINE/WDttfTSim 



We are headtaa i le i a jka ■§* W^BBWAM^ 

WATCHES, etc.. aaMBHa JStmm. VMOl 
JEWELRY. Alan Oreaaa Matt. <Md Creaa. 

Burnt Cnrk. Beat In the market. Send for 

calaluE Nu. B :X>. Tbc Old Reliable. 

B. 0. ONER A. go.. 84 Wakask Avt., BNIOAM 



CENTENRIAL HOME COMIIB 

WlliinEtoa, Ohio 

WANTED— Meny-go-round, Ferrla Wheel. Oceau 
Ware. Hnmaa Ronlette or any riding derleca. 
AU klnda of conceselons and prlTllegee foe sale 
OB areanda. Write qolek to T. W. BOOKXR. 
■ Ohio. 



W AMTVn GOOD SHOWS 

Wellsville Fair 

August 23 to 26. Privikges and conccs- 
mons of all kinds (except gambling) for 
MOe. AddzBH O. E. JONES, Secretai;, 

" ' "7. Y. ' 



Portland, Oregon 

rOPU RATION. 260,000 

First HamstFestival, 

TMXMTamra aTtt, BoctlaBd. OrsBea. 



DO YOU 
BELL 



LEMONADE? 



If saw yra ahanld try onr Leaioantta P«wd«r. 
It la made&oaalemoas rodnced to powdered (ona. 
Slmpiy add water, sweeten sad it is ready to driak- 
ApnnadBahaadSgalloaa. Price, (2.25 ll>. prepaid. 
Sead a Aom for a trial (gallon) package aad oar 
catalognc. postpaid. You wai Iw anrprised aad 

dcUgbtad, CHAS. T. MORRISS^CO.. 
B-2430 HARRISON STREET. CHICAGO. lU. 




Yon'reBosndta fji 

This worid'B CKBMma ri 




troapss, on " 
aods of oibar parposw. l 
batter knovB. tend foc 1 



sertpUoa. H 




60 



JUJLY 88. 19ia 



FAIRS t 

(Cootlnned from page 5T.) 

ftSta CouatT AsilailtiirmI Society. 
J. W. CtowL WC7. 
wtm Wact Go. AsTlenltiinl BocUtr. 

* Wallioni. weej. 

';W«mkeaate— Ao^aln 0>. Asrienltaral Sodctr. 
_Aj>g. SO-Scpt. ZTa. E. SdaOte, wer. 
w«rra»— Ttnmboll Co. Actlealtarml Sodcty. 
_Anc. 30-Sept. I. Homer C Uadsey, wcy- 
WutasKtaii. C. H. — Fayette Co. Fkli. Aux. 22- 

28. Dr. E. U. Bonen. KC7. 
WuhlactoD — Gaemiry Caiuit7 Fair. Smt. 27- 

30. K. s. McCreary. mecj. . ., 

'WwUnstoo C. H. — Fajette Co. F>bV~ Jii|^' S 
' ' 33^ Di^ K. M. Bacsen. MCJ. 

Cooaty Acrlodtozal Sodaty. 

_» P. AmM. Mcr. 

Wncrty^Plte Co. FUr. Sept. 14-16. Chnle* 

valleiT. wcr- 
WMt Unloo — Adanu CbUDty Fair. Sept. 13-IS. 

T. W- EHIsoo, aecr. 
.Wlnehecter — Adams Coooty Fair. JdIt 26-20. 
: W. B. Sexton, mecj. 
Woodslleld — Monroe Coootr Acrlailtiiral Soci- 
ety. Aiw. 23-29. Geo. P. Dorr, aecy. - 
Wooater — Wajne Coontr Aitrlcnltaral Society. 

Sept. 14-IS. Q. J. E. Wrlfbt, Stuere. O. 
EcsIa-rGma Cosaty Acrlcaltml Soetety. 



Oct. U-IS. 



OSIiAHOICA 

Co. Fair Aasi. 

BUe fc iwD " Int i f Bt& VUc BvC 
cobn ifcnoBiM. aaat. mo; 

BartleiiTllle— Fair. Oct. 
' Knell, secy. 
: CantoD — Blaine Coonty 

A. B. Bodgaoo, aeey. 
Elk City— Beckham Connty Fair Aaan. Xog. 30- 

Sept. 2. I. Ij. Hoorer. aecy. 
El Broo — ^Falr. Sept. 20-23. H. S. Engle, secy. 
Fmlerldi— Blx Race Meet. Aaf. 10-19. N. E. 

Grrca. aeey 
Bobatt— KlowaCoaaty Fair. Aac. le-SOL V. 



Anc. M-26. W. W 

r Jr~ aecy. 

OKIataoma City— SUte Pair Aran, of Oklabaaa. 

Sept. Z7-Oct. S. I. S. Ifahan. aecy. 
Pawne* — Pawnee Park A Fair Am. S^t,-##, 

Frank HndioQ, secy. 
Xblsa— Fair. Aog. 2>.Scpc a. U. A. 



OSEGOV 



P"*letOQ — Eastern Oreson District Acrimltoral 
f^ y- Sept. 28-Oct. 1. Theo. Fltzcerald. 

Portland — ^Portland Lire Stock Show. Sept. 5- 

_ 10. ». A. Wdeh. aecy. 

BoBcliai*— SoatlKnOtecaa District AxrinUtnral 

fc te n J >t « g oti .Staf KaiB. Sept. U-IT. wSSk 

tmt. 90. a. B. 



OiiJ'aet: 



PEnraxxTAXZA 

Altoona— FUr. Oct. 0-8. D. J. Flke. aecy. . 
■^^to^^fhgh^nty Asd. Soc. 20- 

BMaaaban— Bnsloesa Men's 

_!fc^F»d Sloiiey. aecy, 

BMtad — Bedford Conaty 
■ J. Bay Ceaaaa. aiv. 

.BHMtbDte — Center CSmtr AciL' 
— w Oe Laos Stewart, aecy. 

I«r23e«Tllle--Fmlt Growers- Aaan. Dec. 14-18. 

» ^- JE^^: "oradsle. Pa. 

BethMrm — Pennsylnala -Stata Fair 'Aaaa. Sent. 
_»•. H. A. Bnaiaa. aaoi. - ' ~ ■ . ^ 

Btoiattb«>-(MoaiMa Oii. .A«i.'-«i^-Oet ««. 

A - Bw XOat» -WtOTw 

ie_— *«er«oa Co.. AsrI. and DrtTln« 
n-ia. SylTtiiter Tmmao, lecy. 
--5=-" — ^-__OBtoa A«itailtnral Aaan. Sept. 

4B-2». D. S. Taylor, sacy. . . 
Botler— Bnfler DriTtax Park * Fair Aaaa. AOS. 

2S-28. W. B. PnrrliL seey.' 
Carllale— Cnmberlsnd Cooaty AxrL Aaaa. Sepu 

2T-30. w. H. Metres. aecyT - 
Ckrmlchsels — Gre<>n Co. AgA. & Mas. Society 

Sept. 20-23. Geo. L ITathaway, secy. 
CtoaUfwi Oamhria Cooaty Asrlcnltnral Asso- 
_ daU na. Sept. ••«. J. V. Msncher. aecy. 
OoKr-Oorv IWr aad DtMav Park Aaao. Sept. 

y- W.^JiayarldKKW.. 
O wg i eaat Taka Oaniiaaul lata Jkm/L Mam. Aas- 

-S**^*- — 

Oarlnn Oailoa Co. Fair 
8. I^ntUla. aecy.. 
' OcarfleB— Cleailleld DrlTinc Park Mb 
not set. Dean H. Bloom, mcr. 
Dayton — ^Dayton Asrlenltmal and Ueehanleal *« - 
aodatlon. Sept. 27-^. C C. Codiran. aecy. 
D a B n to D oBola Drirlas Aaaa. Sent. Ml -V. 
■..AdaasBcr. aaey. 

Coaaty 

n-xc r. 4J. Jndd. 
■siwaltlon Lake — Ooaaeant 

Aas:. 2»-Sept. 2. Chss. T. 
Itekar&Ie — SnlllTan Conoty 

•If. Oct. 4-T. O. M- Molynenr. aecy. 
SrattH-Otats FUr. Oct. 11-14. T. a KUner. 

AceaaboTK — Westmoreland Axrl. 80c Sept. ft. 

K. P. Shoemaker, aecy. 
Haacrer — Hanorer Aicrlcnltnral MmMf* - IW^ 
._ai>-2». jr. B. Iflller. secy. ~ ~" 
.11— >ita B_^fli te turn. Ang. 16-18. 

— — .-teita Fair. Aaaa. Sept. 27-30. 
Wertx aecy.. IHmeansTlIle. Pa. 

— —Je-T-Wayne Cimity Asrl. Soc Oct. 3- 
61 Eiueiauu w. Oammell. secy. 

VsDey Fsrmers* Clob. Oct. 
', Fronts, secy. 
.. . Co. AktI. Assn. 1' Sept. 20- 
Gfau.} B.. StnensoD, :aecy.. Coraopolls, 

Tnaianii Oamty Acrlcnltnral Society. 
'-—^ 2. Da*ld Blair, aen. 

Patk Walt 'Am^ -1K||^,1U6. 

'^BBtetm=^at■tolm^I^;'AM .C. 

J. Bhoda. ' aecy. 
Tjaeaster — Tiancsstec' Coaaty ^Krimltnral Fair 

Asm. Sept.. 27-3nj I. . GL Arnold, seer. 
lalMuio B l ak a non ■ V alley Fair >Uaa.- ' Aos^ St 
. SSL 7.. A. BoUmao. iw<7...- ' 
lablcbtaB— CarlMHi Conaty .A«il. Boe, Sept. 
. . 27-30. y.. Alhert DarUas. aeey. - 
te^ lshur a— OaloB Coaaty AarlCBltnral Society. 

. Sent. 27-30. C. Dale Watt. aecT- ' 

. 






Uercei^UaMV Oattral Asrlcultuntl Amu. Sc-i>l. 

s-8. J. P. 'lkr. aecy. 
Heyetsdale— FUr. Sept. 27-30. D. J. Flke, secy. 
Mlddletown — MIddletown Fair Aisn. Sept. 13 

18. E. HoUls CroU, Bccy. 
Hootroae — Sqaqnehanna Col Asrl. Soc. Sept. 

13-16. B. K. Fttlm. MCF> 
Uoaat Moirla-IWftrj «•£ »<••.- lafaa T. 

I4>nc. ne». 

Naxareth — NartbaawtM.OaaalF Afilcaltanl So- 
ciety. Sept. U-16l' 7. B. Balahdmer. secy. 
New Freedom— Fanacia* ImprOTCfflent Aaaa. 

Sept. 29-Oct; 1. W. H. EYeed. aeey. 
Newport— Perry Co. AgrL Soc. Sept. 20-23. J. 

C. F. Sterens, secy. 
Oxford — Oxford Asrl. Asaa. But. 20.23. Tboa. 

F. Grier. aecy. 
Perkasle— Bncka Co. Agrl. lOK ^ Sapt. ^U4T.^^^I. 

T. Batrlnser. aeey. - - 

Port Boyal— Jnlaato Coaaty Asrieidl 

ety. Sept. 13-16. Janes KTaraali 

Pnlaakt— PoIasU Fair Aani. Sept U-U. Jaa. 

8. Wood, secy., Toangstowa. o. 
Beadlnr— Great Beadlnc Fair. Sept. 27-80. H. 

Seldel Throm. aecy. 
Smethport — ^McKean Cooaty Fair Aasa. ' 

not set. Goy McCoy, mrtaL - ^ 

Stonesboro— Mercer Co. AMU^wib 

rrHmm 3^ sines, secy. 
Stroadabmc— JIMuoe Co. Agrl. 8«e. Sept 5-9. 

H. F. OoalbaaBh. aecy. 
Towaada — Btadfotd Connty Aerlealtvcal Society. 

Sept. 27-30. 8. Bergen Park. sacy. 
Ttar—tmr Asrlcnltnral Society. BaFt. tt-ltl 

H. C' Carpenter.' aecy.- ' ' 

Weat Alexander — West Alexander Asdenltorai 

Aaan. Sept. 20-22. . Joha 31. Olbaoa, aeey. 
Weat Cbester— Cheater Cooaty As^toiltaral Aa. 

soelatlon. Sept. 6-9. Fred Dn ~ '~ 



Sept. 



Westfleld — Cowansqae Valley Axil.' 
13-16. . J. W. . Smith, aecy. - . i s 

MeeftaBl c ao u r a , Pa.' 
wnkes-Barte — Lozerne Cooaty Flair 
29-Sept. 2. Robert Irataad. secy, 
wyalosing — ^W.valuslnK Fair Assa. Sept. 6.9. Q. 

M. Lyon. secy. ■ " 
Tork— Te Grand Old York FUr.' Oct. S-T. Jao. 

H. Batter, ss^. 
Zooaswood — Westmoreland AgricaltBral Bodety. 
"~ W. IT. Uoltzer, seer.^-' ■ ..-W2 



Fair. oct/- »:: *» 



BHODE I8I,ABS 

Klnicstan— Washington Co.- Agrl. Fair. Sept. 13 
18. 

Portamoath— Newport County AgrL FUr. Sept. 

■ 20-23. 

SOUTH OAMOLUKA . ■ • - 

AMeTllIe— Abberllle Co. 

Loyal, aeey. 

ABna— Annnal Aiken Fklr. Oct; 'SI-Hsr. 

Walter E. Duncan, aecy. 
Aaderaoo — Anderson Connty Fair. Oct. IV-7 or 
12-14. B. E. Bmrla. secy. 

[-T-TM-Connty Fair. Oct. 17-22. W.J. 

ttv^jMBuiviigr-— > 

C-'K' ooadiie. aeey. ■ . -'.ir.v. .. 
Ca lnmM a B ooth Atlantic tSaca WgttUUm. Dec 
B-8. A. O. HadsoQ, pres.. K9«bWK. S- C. 
CnlnmWi — State of Sonth CaiaUaa:. "^Oct. Sl- 

KoT. 4. D. F. BOrd. secy. 
OrccBTine— GrceBTlIIe (VHmty Fair. Dates aoi 

set. John Wood. secy. 
Lezittston — ^Lexington Omnty Fair. Oct. 28-28. 

C ft. Efird. secy. 
Spaitaahnig — Spartanbarg CoaatF- 'FUt; - Dates 
aot aet. Joha Wood. aeey. . 

Oaaaty, fair. 



Dates not 



aat. C. B. Twandey. sag'. 
AmoBF— Donglas Connty nta^'.- 

2. Timothy Nortor 
Belle Ftonrcbe — Bntto 

W. E. Glaanle. secy. 
BrooUnga — Brookings Coonty Fltlr. 

23. 

Claxk— Clark Connty FUr. Aog. 30.Sept. 2. 

ffv in f r B. Browa. aecy. 
Clear Lake— Veoel CMaty .Falr.'^'fc pfc ST-S9. 

W. X. NoUa. sacj. 
RliAmoie— Byde Coaaty FUr JUl^V Bapl^ 6-8. 



Sept. 20- 



Tan Caaq^' aecy. 



rata FUr. Ispt 12-19. 



Hnron-— Sooth Dakota 

0. N. HcBTalne. secy. 
Eadoka — Stanley Coonty Fair. Sept. 21-23. 

Frank Coye. secy. 
Kim ball — B rpla Ooanty Fair. Bspt. Sl-a. J. 




Mnier — Hand Connty Fair. 

Stegeman, secy. 
Mitchell— Mitchell Com 
1. L. L. Ness, secy, 
Pierre — Gas Belt lixpo. Co.' 
Chas. E, Bason, aegr. 



. . iWr. 

O. Preatoa, aeey. 
Bedfleld — Spink Oooaty Fair. 

Sedam, aecy. 
Salem— McCook Coosty Fair. Sept. »■». W. B. 

Hart. secy. .; . ^ , 

Spearllsh— LawroBce Coonty 8Ur.:'^Sipt.'.IT-29. 

M. B. EusUce, secy. . ' _ 

TUm— Hatddaaoa CSooaty Fair. Bapt. T-9. 
'.-^.BMKF.Klatt. sacy. 

T«n3ifM?-«llUr wanty Fair. Sipt ST-S6. Jaa. 

l|faSstari-Sny'"8mrtit /^Ftfc .".IBIfc ' O. 

H^'~^Ftckiat 



AlezaBdrIs-ii4>e XUb OrdIf lUr. Rcpt, 1-3. 

Bob Boy, sacy. ■ 
Brawnsraie — Haywood Coonty Fair. Oct 18-21. 

C. M. Hollrook. mgr. 
Cellna — Clay Connty BUr Aaaa. . Aag. 10.13. 



W. C, OsTldaoii^ aeey. . 
Goal Creek— Coal OtcA FUr. . flvb 

Wilson, aeo. 
Colombia — G0I12X 



rnmbia FUr- Asaa. Sept. IS-IT. H. 
w. TboBias.' secy. ' ' 
Oombetlasd City— Stewart and HonatoD Oona- 
tlsa Fair. Sept 8-lA. Nixon Flekard, secy. 
Deer Lodge — ITorgan Coonty Fair Assn. Sept 
21.23. J. C. Bate. aeey. _ 
Drasdeo— Weakley CmiatF JTUr .Amii. Sspt zl^ 

24. W. B. Mc Wherta^ aw., - 
Dyershnrg — Dyer Coonty -^FUr-'Afln^' * Oat. 4-g. 

M. W. Ewell, aecy. ' . ' 

FlucttcTlUe— FkyetteTins FUr Aaan. Ang. 10- 
12. W. C Moores. aeey. 

Franklin — Fair. Sept. 1-3. 

GalUtln— aam nig C oway »>te.. ,ABr : afr«. W. 

aecy. 

Homboldt— Hofflboldt Colored Fair. Oct B-B. 
Jamea Campbell, president. 

Bontlnsdon — Carroll Coonty. Fair. Oct. 4-8. 
W. Ii. Neen.,aacy. _ :. • 

Jackaoo— FUr. Oct .1- _ 

Kingston— BMne. Ooimtr FUr JdlD. 
l3r W. H. Liggett, saw. ,;. „ 

Enoxmie— Appalachian Bxpoaltloa. Sept. 18 
Oct 12. Gary F. Spcaee, diabiaaa amass- 
ment committee. . .« 

-La E^ayette — Macon Comity Fklr Asaa; Ang. IS- 
20. hi, B. Allen, secy. „ _ . _ 

Ueaipbls— Trl-State FUr. Sept. ST-Oet 4. F. 

- D. -Foliar, aecy. 

IfatftceaboTo— Mnrfreesboco Fair Assn. Sept. 

M. N. L. Clacdy. aecy. _ ^ 

Uotrlstown— Uotliatown FUr Asm, Sept 28-80. 

J. F. Gonkson. secy. _. . _ . 

KastavIUe— Tennessee' State FUr Assa. Sept 

10-24. J. W. BoBswnim. ssey. _ 
Newport— AppaUchlan BUr Aun. Sept a-S3. 

J. F. Stuioerg. secy. 
Parte-^eniy Coonty FUr Aaaa. Gapt ^-Oet 

FUasU^-^b^^MT' JUj^imf iUek- 
• briaa. secy. ' ^ ■ 

Rome — Pair. Sept 8-10. _ 
Shelbyrllle — Shelbyvllle Fair. Sept. 1-3. H. 

B. Cowan, secy. 
Stwlbyvtlle — ^Bedford Connty Fair Aaan. Aug. 

31-Sept. 2. H. B. Co'wan, secy. 
Trenton — GQiaon County Fair. Oct. 12-15. C. 

— FUft ...Abb; a-ae.. 



FUr. 'Sept. »*. T. B. 

Speneer. aeey. 

Union City— Fair. Sept 14-17. J. W. Woosley. 

wSSstet^FtanMlB: Cona^ ralr Aaso. Aog. 
. W na .Mdt . Win B.. walkgr. accF. 



Canadian— Texas-Oklahoma FUr. Bfept 6-10. E. 

L. McDonald, aecy. 
Dallas— State Fair of Texaa. Oct. lB-30. 8yd- 

' Inn. «ipt' M-» 



secretary. - - 

GieenTtUe — ^Falr, Aut,'-XMUi:-''' ■ 
KerrrlUe— West Texas Atif. ti'tk, Os- 

car Boseotbal, secy. _ 

Ssn AnKelo — San Aogelo Fair. Oct 3-8- T. C. 

Atwood, pres. 
San Antonio— IntcmatlonU FUr Assa. Nor. S- 
90. i. X. Tanee. sscf. 




San Saba — San Saba Coonty Bkir Aaan. Datea 

not aet W. A. Smith, aecy. 
TImpson— Fair. Sept S8-0et 1. . P. BMrttaaia, 

mgr. attr. .v*.-'*.- *. ' .' 

Wicblta Falls— FaltW'' ' Oati-'' li/M. - .' WlpW '. >. '. 
. Clark, secy. 'u;' -■■. ■':'■;'''■ 

UTAH ■■;^v.';;i.;;';';:;.-V.;.- 
Ogdea — mteraouolaln Foos Stiila 'FkiSL.i:<'Bint: 
2T-».. B. II. Bowa. aeey. .^-.^.i '^..i.;' 



Barton— Orlssiig Conntr- FU2 AMmii- Bqpt. vf-A, 

C, Ki Hamblet, aecy. 
Bradford — Bradford AgrL * Trotting Aaaa. Aog, 

38-20. B. W. MarUa, pres. 
Bradtord— Fair. Aug. 24-28, O.. U. Uarshall. 

secy. 

BratUeboro— VaUey Fair. Sept 27.29. O. F. 

Beoion, aecy. 
But Hardwlek — Caledonia Orange Fair. Sapt 

24. B. B. Fay, seer. 
FUrhBTcn — Weatem 'Vermont Axricoltotal Sod-' 

sty. Sept 13.16. Dr. J. F. wllaoa, asey. ' 
Ifanehaster— BattenkUI Valley Ind. Soc^bept. 

20-22. Wm. H. Benedict aecy. 
Hlddlelniry — ^Addison County Axrieoltoral Bod. 
' «tr. MIE. 804ept 2. Chas. I. Botton. sacy. 
UotlSTllls-^Amoine Valley Fair. Ang. 2S.:S. 

O. M. Waterman, secy. 
MoTthHeld- Dog Blrer Valley Fair Aaaa. Bapt 

13-15. J. B. Wlaeb, aeey. • 
Bntland — ^Botland Connty Agrlcnitoral Bodsly: 

Sept 6-9. W. K. Farmworth, aecy. • _ _ 
&t Jobnsbary^^<^edonla Fair. Sept 13-13. 

Jos. Fairbanks, aecy. 
Sheldoi^— Franklin Coaaty Fair Aaan. Aog. 80- 

Sapt 2. Geo. B. Donamore, aecy.. . Bwantvo. . 

Vt 

Booth WaUlngford— Union Driving Park Bodety. 

Sept 27-28. O. H. Sufford. aecy. 
SprLagflald — Sprinxdeld Agrlcnitoral Society. 

Sept 7* Fred C. Darla. aecy. „ „ ^ 
TmarMge— Unloa Agrl, Sne. Sspt 20-28. Geo. 




Bept -I-B. B. -;|E^;: 

Oct M. H^ i U. 



F. A. Lorelock, 



OanrUle— DanTUle : 

Oeohenn, aecy, 
aalax--GBlax Pair, 
aeey. 

JooesTlUe-TCoDBty Fair. 

Prldenoro. secy. 
Lynchbuig F air. Sept 27-30. 

secy. 

Bedford— Fair. Sept 7-10. W. W. Carr, aecy; 
BlehmoDd— Virginia State Fair. Oct 8.9. Mark 

B. Lloyd, gen. mgr. 
Boanoke— Boanoke Indostrial and Agrleiltoral 

Aaan. Sept 20-23. Lools A. JCMv. Mcy- „ 
Taxewall— 'Aaewdl FUr Aaaa. 'CBwt .lB.lB. B. 

Oaoda Paltat, aecy. _ ■ .- ■ ■ _ 

TkdCT— Pealnsnia Fair Aasn. Date* not Wt, T. 

■. B Bp Miia . secy. 

WASRniOTOV 
Cheballs— Sootbwesteni WssUdbim 'fUr..r thft.' 

19.24. O. B. Walker, secy. 
CentralU— FUr. sept 1B.24. ' 
Colfax — Whitman Coimty FUr. Dates not set 

Chas, UcKlnale, aecy. 
Ererett — Snohomish Co. AgrL Asaa. Aag. 20- 

Sept 3. Loots B. HeBae, aeey. :;s>'S 
North Yakima— Washington BUte fUb^^aiVt 

2«-Oct. 1. John W. Pace, aecy. ■' - 
Pnyallop— Valley Fair Assn. Oct 44.x'1K"K 
Paolbamos. president _i ' ■'- '' 

Seattle— Weatera Washington FUr 

19-24. Ony " ' ~" 

~ >oka 



Spokane— ^1 pok ane Iatar«tats - 

Bobert_N,. Coagrote, 817 BattoB 



kaae. Wash, 
Spokane — Dry Farming COofrtn. Oct.- ' S4. 

John L Boms, aecy. 
Q^akaas — Matloaal _ Appla^-_Siwiv (lae.) 



1FX8T TIBSmA ' 

FUtmont— Thlrmont Fair Aan. gmtJWf ;Ma 
8. Scott Box^BSl. JalnBa«,.w; Ta.j.^;„ 
Middlebonrne— Tyler : CMStF. JnlK-/''4aB;;''IM'> 
W. H. Beppard. aaCFi ' . - " '■■ ■•>■'>'?*..•■'■:':■ 
boro, W. Va. 
Ripley — BIpley Bacing and Stock Aaaa. Bapt 
13.16. Elmer Stae, aecy; 



Bbepbeida! 

■Ts. I 



itowo— Morgan's Oras* IWr. Bwt 6«. 




/er:^rtni^^: b arts 



m 




Sfe^-. Ja^RFOL/IMOSEMEKT PROGl 

■ ' ■ •:a*& 




•airt - Automobile IKiuies 



hjtldss American and European Vaudeville ;A<if^^f*»>v 




JU1.YX3, 191IL 



Tt\e em board 



>bA SMI* 



vnooflUM 



Aiiillto— LtncUiIe Co. Pair. Aot. 80-8epl. I. 

Rh-lMni Kofbkp. secy. 
ikppltMa — Fox Rlrar Fair and DrlTlog Aau. 

SrSt. 20-23. C. J. Ediranla. mtey. 
KanMB— Sink County AsrlCBltond Sodttr. 

Sept. 27-30. 8. A. PeltoB, aMT^ - / ' 
IVnvi-r Dam— Doilee CouDtF Tttt.- -HpL' WM. 

C. W. Harrrr. aecy. 
BloonUngtoa— Blake's Prairie Agrleoltatal So- 

etctr. Sept. 1-9. A. 0. Blabop, secy. 
Bowobel— Grant Comity Fair. Ang. 9-12. B. B. 

Amtln. aeey. _ . 

Bruce — Bnak Cooaty Fair Aaaa. Sept. 13-17. 

Archie Barrett, aecy. 
Crdaraborc — Oaankae Coaaty Agrlealtaral Soci- 
ety. Sept. .SS-34. Jacob Dtetrtcb. arcy. 
Cbtl:on— Calumet Coanty Agrtcaltoral Aaaoda- 

ilon. Anit. 20-SO. Ortgory Dortchel. tecr. 
Cblrawwa Falll — Northern Wlaconain State Fair. 

&«it. 19-23. Bobert B. Oark, aecy. 
CnuMloD— Fraeat Co. FUr. Sept. >& U. U. 



■rcy. 

Dnranit— Pepin C^. Agrl. Aaan. Sept. 37-30. O. 

S. reck. aeey. 
Ellsarortb — Pierce Connly Fair. Sept. n-S>. 

F. P. Lord. B*ey. i ..■ v -!-. i. . 

Bkhom — Walworth Connty Asrlealtwt'' ' JflBk 

Sept. 20-SS. F. M. Porter, aecy. 
Elroy — F«!r. Oct. J. H. Smtth. prey. 

Eraiisrllle — Rock Co. Agrl. Ann. Aug. 30- 

Seut 2. B. C. Holme*, aecy. 

aefy. 

Oaya Unta— Fair. Oct. 4-T. . B. O. Brigga. 

BettooTtlle — Oatagamle Coanty Agrlcoltnral So- 
ciety. Sept. 6-8. h. A. CarrOir secy. 
nill<l»nv— Fair. Anjr. 17-20. B- V. Vemlek. 

«*CT. 

Unr Val. 



C D. 



ley Fair. . »tit^:n-^-''.Oi- 
KllhonrD— CUmaMa 0*. IWi'. Oet. 4-T. 

Muiray. aecy. 
La Ctoaae — Inter-State Fair. Sept. 27-90. C. 

S. Tan Anken, aecy. 
Lan-os-er — Orant Co. Pair. Sept. I4>1«. C B. 

ZI.'irlT. aecy. . r ■ 
I.odl-Dnlo3 A^.' the. .M» >»a«. A.. B. 
Illnni. itecy. 

Staaiaon— Dane Coanty Mr. Sapt. S04S. IL 

it. ParkUvon. very, 
lliiiltownc— UiDltowee Oonaty ' indiNtcltl Amb. 

Anic. Zt-'je. Cbas. F. Frehter. aecy. 
Uanston— Fair. Sept. S-P. P. If. SolUran. 

Uanbield-Central Wtae. S'«t« lUr 

23-26. John Senberb, aery. 
Uenomonle — Dona On. FMr. Sept. IS-ML ■^X.-n. 

Millar, aecy. • 

jlliv^.iikre— " bw<«hi W«f» Poart of Agrlral- 

tnre. Sept. IS-IS. J. IL Tme. wref. 
Ulneral l«Tnt— SoalhweatarB Wis. F&. 

T. . M. PrlKtler. wr 
Uonroe — Oreen Connfy Acrlcnltonl 

Sept. 14-17. Lelaad C. Wblte. aecy 

rv,...,., — F.lr. Ri-pi. H-8. J. B. Ch«»». 

Pblllltta — Price C*mity Agrlcnltiiral Ami. Sept. 

27-Oct I. E. Barager. PrenMce. Wla. 

_2. F. A. Bhynw. - * 

Beedsbarg^FUr. 

lecy. . 
Hlilno'iinder— Bhlnelaaaer Fair. Sept. 6-8. Ar- 
_ thnr Taylor, secy. 
Btehlsnd Oentn^RMdaad 



ABC 




itiky, 



kWk. 
Bbawan» 

Sept la-IK - __ 
SiuirtK— Fair. * Aac ti^W.' 

aecy. . 

'■••'^ 8^*. A. 

. L. UcCbnrleo, wey. 

"E: IJ>iB»— »»e«.n» Polit Fair Aaaa. Ang. 
.. W Jfc .A.va. Bowea. r — 

■ SW!?. ••■»«•«« Fair 
_ F.. FaloM. aeey; 

•^•WSTaSr^ 
Tonab— EaatcfB llhBiaa 

2S-26. M. Smtwm. 
^a— Fair. Sept. 27-30. ~ W. I. a(l^:< MW. 

W. I OrtBB. aecy. 
Vlwgia— iWr. Kwt. 20-29. F. W. Alexaader, 

^SlU? ' !L ' W ata i to rn u later-Coonty Fair. Sept. 

20-23. Chaa. Malb«rger..s*ey. 
^^iSr-i'mtbaa OoQBtj Fair. Sept. M. M, 

H. DooeaB. aery. 
Weotona— Wanhara jToonty Asrlmltnral Sod- 
_,»»r. „8ent. ffl.80. W. B. Stllwell. aeey. 

SI' . Wnahlnetoo ConotT ABrirnltnral 

nrJjSj'!?- J?»W. 19-21. W. P. Hli. aecy. 
"ytleM M a na etta CooBly AaHcaltnral Aeao- 
^ Jg^j**- - » Et. aw«. J. H. Wheelock. aecy. 
SS*^*TaL?J»lgS^O»wt|^A|Ertegttaal As' 




OAITAPA 

""i—A""?**"..^ igrlcBltnral Society, 
•"'•^t- M. IjrkhBBt, aeey. 
Arnnrlor. OntJ..i-Fall . Falri . Sent. 4-S. 

CVrate de Arthaba*lHU.,|hpfc.»^5u .ta»fW^ 



SB. 



tecy. 

Ajtlmer. Oiit. — ^Aylowr 
n. H. Prlcf. i5cy. 

S^Si °''t5 ~;*'S't Aartmltoral SoelatF. f^-r-t. 
2n-J8. R. J. Fletcher, aecy. 

.SS'-rf*"!!! B^afrew Agrtcoltural 
BrfJSSi'- *55'- fct-. Headtlck.T!ecy. 
^ISCL ,; Coon»T AarrcBlrarat 

SJf''ViP*--r*Hr^5'' Agrlealtaral Soctoty. 
Sent. 39410. A. nenham. aecy. 
ffi5SSr^-.?"«ri!''"i «>nrta«i Aicrlcaltaral 



B^{'o«u_ Oat.— Brighton Agrienltaral Society 




Bmaaela. Ont. — Eait Roron Agrl. Fair. Oct. 

t^■^, W. K. Kerr. aecy. 
Caledonia, Ont.— Calcdoala Fair. Oct. IS-U. 

B. B. Sawl*. aaey. 
Coroirall. Ont — Conwdl Mi^- 99*' Mil M. 

n. nine. Btey. * ' 

Dresden. Oat Caiaaw Vtmifeb. .te^Httaral 

Soetety.^a*^ MOL Arttar — " 
DmmlM, Oat — Drambo Fair. Ssi 

S. Tetter, aecy. 
Dannrltle. Ont. — nannrllle Agrlcnltural Soctaty. 

Sept 20-21. W. A. Pry. aecy. 
SdDMiiton. Alta. — EdmontoD BznlblHOB. Aug. 

23-28. A. Q. Rarrlaon. mgr. 
Elmrale. Ont— Flos AgrlcoItHtl aodciF. Oct 

S-S. O. S. Burton, aeey. 
Freclton, Ont. — West 

Jas. A. Oray, aecy. 
Frederleton, K. B. — ^F 

— . W. S. Hooper, secy. 
Orand Taller. Oot. — Ea«it tother AgrlcDltaral 

society. Oct. 18-10. Wm. Mclnlyie, secy. 
OraTeDborst. Ont. — OraTenbnnt ft Unakoka Agrl. 

Soc. Sent. 13-14. Dr.-V. N. failihilM. asij 
Haliraz. ><. S.— Proelnclal lUtw-TSifcTSMet 

«. IL McF. Ban. aecy. - : 

lOrkteB. OBt-4aAclM 'Fliir.' "Oct: VI. Aaaaa 
Doope, aecy. 

London. Ont.— Western Fair Aaan. Sept 9-17. 

A. M. Hunt. aecy. 
LakeOeld. Ont.— Ijtkefleld AKTlcnltaial Society. 

Sept. 27-28. W. Sherln. aecy. ... . 
Hanltowaolng. Oct. — Maoltowanlaf' IMt-'' Sept. 

29-30. T. O. Hnrlbnrt aecy. 
Mlillanri. Oat — Fair. Sept 22-23. CI OOBld. 

■WT. ' r * ' 

Kelaon, B. O.— Mtlaen Agrl. anl lad. Aan. 

Sept. 28-30. O. Horstead. aecy. 
Norwood. Ont. — Eaat Peterbomnah AgrlcQltaral 

Society. Oct 11-12. John B. Bocborg, aecy. 
Newboro. .Ont— North Croaby Agrl. Aam. bcpt 

8-S. J. A. Morlarty. aecy. 
Newmarket Ont. — Newmsrket Agrlcnltural Sod- 

ety. Sept .20-22. Wm. Keltic. aecF. 
New Wesnalaitar. B. r Waial fiihMliml 

and lado^rtal Mr. Oet.^ iSS^W^K^Sw. 

O^^a. CM,— Oalnrm*- Mir. 



Oakwoed. 0Bt-^4aailpeaa Fair. Sept at^TT. '3. 
B. Weldon. secy. 

Oabweken. Ont— 8. H. AKrlcaUnral Society. 

Oct <l-7. F. Ik lohaaoB, tccj. 
OrnnaeTllle. Ont. — DnlTerln AerimUnral Soci- 
ety. Sent lK-18. Joe. J. K^^Ilj. r>xj. 
Oshcwa, Oat— Sonth Ontario AKricaltaral Socl- 

ety. Skpt 13-14. W. EL N. Sinclair, aecy. 
Otjawa, _<rat— Antral f"Mn EahlblUoD Aaaa. 



Sept 9-17. F. MellalMa. ass. 
Onondago, Cat.— Oaondato AgtMltanl Sodtly. 

Oct 3-4. Wm. Simpson. ae«r- 
Parls. Ont. — Paria AjcrienltDral Society. Sept 

29-30. H. C. O'Neal, aecy. 
Perth. Ont— Sooth Lanark Fair. Sept 14-18. 

Chaa, P. Stone, secy. 
Pic ton. Ont — Prince Edward Agrlcoltaral So- 
_ defy. Sept 21-22. yt. R. German, aecy. 
Port Chatean, Qne.— ARtenltotal SbdaiF *t Son- 
_ langea. Sept 20. Oea R. WaiMar. aa^. 
Peterooro. Ont — ^Peterborongta ladustrlal nir. 

Sept 15-17. F. J. A. BaU, aecy. 
Redgetown. Ont— Howard- Agrkoltaral Society. 
_Oet B-7. Oeom UcDonald. aecy. 
Beaena. Saak. — Recena Atcrl. A Ind. Bxhi. 

Aaan.. Ltd. Ads-. 2-.1. T. T. McPonald. aecy. 
Blchmond, Qne. — Richmond County Fair. Sept. 

A. B. Main, Upper Udboame. Qne.. 

BoektOB. tet— XocktoB AgilMltBral aadety. 

Oct. U-IS. DarU Bell. aeey. 
Renfrew. Oat.— Rrnfrrw Fair. Sept. St-lS. W. 

R. ftmatlAeld. •<^t. 
Rodney. Ont — Aldbraoah AgrlcnltBial SodetT. 

Oct 3-4. E. A. Hoiflll. aecy, 
Saakatoon. Saak. — Saikatoon Fair. Ang. 9-12. 

Dartd Donalaa. aecy. 
SI^JohB, N. B.— Domlnloa of Canada Mr. Sept 

Muxn ODt— Sooth BldlBBof Fartb Agrt- 
cdtail Soelsty. Sspt 2t38. A. Csimea. 

Stcf^artloe. Qne. — ^Agrlenltnral Society Coanty 
of Cbateanqnay. Sept, 8. Nap Ifallate. secy. 

Aherbrooke. Qua. — Tanada'a Great Baatem Ex- 
hibition. Aug. 27-&ept 3. H. B. Cbaaaell. 
aecjr. 

SmIthTlUe. Out— Pralasalar Osattal Mc Oct 

S-t. W. F. H.-^ ttir aB B . secy. 
Slicttsvllle, Ont — !rgraats Tap Asriealtanl 

SodctF. flet. B. ' W. J. Graydoa. tacF.' 
Ttf a a al e t. Ont. — T< ts ■ a ter Fair. Oct. 44L Ino. 

Ftewiabarson. secy. 
TtaacBTlUe. Ont— East Kent Asdfattml So- 

JaoS' '*'^n'^^jn&Bka'*''"%S3B 
'^ilMltaai S^c^''!l5?^*3t'^S^^I?'^- 

IngstoB, secy. 
Tironto, Ont— Caaadlaa Natloaal XzUbltlon. 

Ang. 27-Sept IS. JT. O. Orr. wKj. 
ntteraoB. Ont. — Stepbeaaoa and Watt Fair, 
raakleek HIU. Ont— TaakUak HUtvAoMtaial 

Society. Sept 13- W, JU O. ~ 
Tanntaaer. B. C— ▼aaeenrar I 

Anic 15-30. Jamea Ray. Biar. 
▼telnrla. B. C— Prorlnclal Exbtbltloa. Sept 

Sa-Oct 1. Geo. Sanjwter. aecy. 
Wa«>rlna. Que. — SbelTord County Mr. 8e|it. 

IS-IS. N. O. Sockwelt aecy. 

Wellealey. Ont— WeUesIey-North Rasthnpr Mr. 

Sept, 18-14. Oe«. BellUUKr. secy. 
Wlartoa. Oat— WUrten AgrtealtMal Sadaty. 



nept Zt-W. t. I<eanoy. aecy. 
WlaelMatar. Ont.— Wlaehcatar AvMHaMI 



ASri. 



Sorl- 



Manbattan — Maahsttaa Agrl. WtSt 
11-14. C. E. Olcmer, secy. 



STawaaam . 

T>-'-alnos»^W'«t. AMaaM Mr Am. Oct. 24- 
29. E. U Olatfcaaa;:aecF>' ' 
COUttAOO 

rannn City — Fremont Coanty Fair. Sent. 141B. 
Ft. Colllna-^Northern Onloradd Fair. Sept. 20- 
33. 

Tm Junta — Ptrmera* Featlral. Sn»^- 21-28. 
lopcmont— Fair ami Bac<^. Sent. 1-2. 
Podila Cakrado State Pair. Sept 19-23, 
THaldpl f,y Animaa Co. Fair. Smt 11-18. 

: ■■ ' nroiAXA 

Co. Fair. Ji4F.aMS.'Bal»t 

O. Fditar. ■ 
IOWA 

Oik iwr. Aa» SMbft..^ 



Oct 



Colon — North Knox Fair. Sept. 20-22. H. L. 
GriDDell, secy. 

xmrasoTA 

Garden City — Blue Eartb Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 
1-6. W. A. Roberts, aecy.. Lake Crystal. 
Ulnn. 

Herman — Orant Coaaty Agrt Ansa. Sept 23- 

24. D. Ameson. secj. . 
Morris— Sterens Co, AfM.- iMb' 0et;«4L -Cka, 

Waiiaa MarsSi Coanty Agrl. Aaaa. Swt 
. U-Mk- AM J. Oleon. secy. 

XIBSOVRI 

HiKClnsTllle — Pair. Aug. 23-28. Jas. P. Cblnn. 
secy. 

Snlllran — Frlaro Log Rolling Assn. Aug. 11-13. 

S. H. S-nlllvan. aecy. 

HEW JERSEY 
Atlantic City— Atlantic Ct'y Fklr. loly 20 to 
. aad-.af aeason. R. C. Carllale. ascF<^ XT 
■ Mtt* St.. New York Ci ty. 

FSHHSnTAMA 
Center Ball — ^Encamp, sad Fair P. of B. Sept 

10-18. Leonard Rboae. aecy. 
Cheater — Cliester Co. Agrl. Aaan. Sept. 6-9. 

Fred Do Rose. secy. 
Milton — Milton Fair and Xorthnmberlaud Agrl. 

Ansa. Sspt 30-33. Wm. G. Unrdoek. secy. . 
PhnsdifcMa PMlartelphla Bort. See.. Xa*. 8 

11. H, ShI, a ecy. 

CbatUnooga — Fair and Expo. Week Sept. 1!*. 



F. Solelberger, sea-. 
Cookernia . Pataam Co. 



Mr. Sept 15-17. A. 



Clsrksbnrg— Fslr. Ang. 30-8ept. 2. Jas. N. 
Hess, aecy. 

Elklna— Fair. Oct. 4-T. M. M. Smith, secy. 
ViKt^alUm»-rn^- ^'^t- 16-10. W. W. Kccaer, 

i. Sept. 13-18. Ceo. 




OonMlibas and CSiangMa 



Oct. 



Macon— Georgia State Mr. Oet 

Harry C. Robert, secy. 

ZDABO 

Boise — Idaho Slate Intermonntain Mr. 
10-15. Will H. Gibson, aecy. 

TT.T.Tw nra 

Carml- White Co. Fair. Sept 0-10. C. M. 

Barnes, secy. . 
El Paso— Woodford Co, 

3. T*gtmyer, aeey. 
Marlon — WlUIamaoa Csl 

Geo. C. Campbell, ieef. ^ ^ -««,. 
Newton— Jasper Co. AgrL Board. Sept 12-18. 

laalah Stewart secy. 

nmiASA 

BooaTHIe — BoonrUle Fhir Ansa. Aas. 81-Sept. 

3. J. F. BIcbardaon. 
Boswell— Benton Co. Mr AaMb &pt..tt-lB. 

Ma r en g o Craarftrd 

Sf. M. Terry, aecy. _ .„ _ 

Marlon — Grant Co. Agrl. Aaan. Sept. 8-9. E. 

P. F»rre«, aecy. „ „ 

BockI«tt-4oelvort Fair Assn. Ang. 23-26. C. 



Crann-oBt— Soatheaat nsaa Mr. Hvt. 
T. W. Isrkln. aecy. 

WEST VZRGIHIA 

Burkhannon — L'psbur Co. Fair. Sept. 27-30. W. 

II. Voong. Mocy. 
I'arkrniburx — West Virginia Fair. Svpt. SO-Zt 

W. E. Caakey, aecy.; C. B. Brown, mgr. 

prlrllrge*. - 

Penn.tboro— RUcMa Olb AgrL and Fair Aw. 
Aua. 33-28. wm A. Strlckler. aecy.. Elk-aa- 
W. Ta. 



Sept 2*^23. 




THEK WAS A YOUNt 6IM. 
FKOM YORKVlUe, WHO 
SAID TO HER SWEHHEART: 
"DEAR BlU" 




PLEASE nVE MEA SUKi A i 

ymm 



OPPORTUNITY for a LIVE ONE 
FOR SALE- 



■—The ONLY Portable Olde 
Red Mill in United States. 
Shown last Fall first time. 
Got top money. Have letters from all big 
faiiB b^ggtac to eome. Set up 14 boors; 
knock dowBiboaiB. Etabontelyequic 
Can be seen runnoig ift Near Yflgfc. XSutt 
take out this Fall tnaeeSHiiiri 




' IRe 'Mil 

Pallaadaa Amuaami 



lant Mrk, N. J. 




.MankaR Ca. 



25. 



Marahalltoi 

12-16. M. M. Clark, ac9. 
New Sharon— New Sharea Mst^ 

23. C. P. UoDger. aecy. 
Newtan — Newton Fair. Sept. 12-15. P. 

Metedtib, secy. „ . . „ 

WMt liberty — Colon Dtst. Fair. Ang. 2! 

W. B. Shlpman. aeey. 

■wawaaa 

KIngnnaB— Cattlemen's Picnic. Aas. 9-13. H. 

C. Leacb, aecy. 
UcPherson — McPberaoa Co. Afrt. 

22-29. Cari A. Otaat aecy. . 



Bnitoa Harbor— SoBlksn 

Sept. 27-30. 

Gnltrort — ^Barrlaoa 
Barrow, secyi 




Atbkm — Boone Co. 
■ Brooka, aecy. 

nw 

Farmlnaton — C«lo.-Kew 
23. Roland OUrer. ■ 



WellaTllle — Great Wrilsrtlls Fair. Aas. 2S-2A. 

O. E. Jones. -secy. 

HOBTH OABOUHA 
Raleigh— North Carallaa State Fair. Oct. 17- 

32. Jos. E. Pogae. secy. 

iBStlfta, Sept 

iton Co. Fair. ' Nof.^Ml. W. 
.~ascy. 
. TEHVESSEE 
Osb Fair. 





Managers 

of Fairs, CaiBliala. 
Bona CmalBB 

tloas. aead fat 

lars legardlBg oar 
tern ot adnrtlaiBC | 
celebtatloa, twelra days. 

FOR ONLY $5.n 

Thia la Jaat a' bint. Your 
ad wBl fall fraaa ths 
eh»da oar way. (Aerial 
BOTFlttea tar all calebea- 



WANTED 
GONC£SSIONS 



A naafeer of azecUsat < 
ka let at tba Berlin Bins ^hv 
28. Faor days ot fslr; sattF <— 
A laad ehaaes. Writa a la 
fianssiisi. BerUn. Wlac 



WANTED 



Shows and Concessions 

for CuirtI fit Stiti Fair, ii-thfiild, lit. 



Aug. 23-25, 1310. 



JohnSaubart, Saey. 



CCHUCESSIONS 

FOR SALE 

ExcInalTe for Merry-go-round. Ferris Wheel aad 
Circling Ware. Sbows aad otbrr CoDceaStSBB 
wanted. Biggest Fair lo Eastern Indiana. BM^ 
rtlle, Ind.. Ang. 30-31-3ept. 1-2, 1910. 

W. L. KINO. Secy. 



SNAP FOR CONCESSIONS 



sixth AmbBI MdGeaa Csaatr >Ur aad 

Saaetiasrt, Pa.. Sept 8-7-8 aad the 9th. tha 
day tte onto la away. We draw hlg 

eia ad a from Olean. Bradford and the laab 
raaipa. OUJf McCOT, Secy., Smethport, Pa. 



WAVTED, KERXT-OO-XOinrS, 
aad Ballsaa. alao PrtTUeae ilea, far] 



ORAN GEL ADE 



A Pound of th* Powder Makas Porty-ftvo Gallons off Dalleieua 
Orangaad*, and Ratatia for .S40. 

Wo gturaatee this powder to laakt the beat Orangesde on the market Tastes the heat 
aad paya yoa the best aroSt Data aat eaatata Coal-tar color or anything prohibited by 
aay Pan Food taw. V. R. Saslal Ma. 11188. Mo troobU to prepare It. atmvly add water, 
swcataa aad It Is ready to drlak. Prlc*. 82.3S per lb., prepaid. Sample igaUenl pacfca«» lOe. 

Wa alaa Mkc LeaMortte, Ras^rty CIdsr,- Btrsvbern CUer aad Ckecix CUar pswdefa, 
whiek aia tha same stfmgih sid price sa oar Orangeade powder. Wa Bake Crsa-Cals, 
Sharitet-Ale. Faaebettc. I-ep-Fmita aad Pineapple Cider In Itqnld tarn, aa oanca makea 
8 gslloBS of tha Uqnld, Price 83JM per l»onnee bottle. Sample of sny oae klad. Me. 
postpaid. Ws sell Caoiera, Olaaa Jsra, Tamblers snd Tnmbler Carriers st lowast ptlcaaL 

CHAS. T. MORSISSEr CO, B2I30 Bmtm St, OUCAGII. OJ^g 



62 



e Billboard 



JULY 23, 1910. 



DIRECTORY 

' Of Agents, Hotels, Music Publishers 
■nd Dealers in Theatrical, Circus 
- Md Pprfc 8uppli««, AlphalMtiesIly 



, AdTcrtiMmcnts not cxeecdliur oiw line In 
lencth. will IM pobllibed, Btooerlr diadflstf. la 

(S3 taoM). prorlM ttMT an «C 

■atnre. Price ladndM <iS* ••■i' 

to Tbm BOIboard. 

Cuh addltlanal Ud«. or additional cUnUot- 
Hon. witboat tatosertptlon, fT.OO per uuiam. 

Om Us* wlU be allowed to ■drertUen, btt 
jL.^H'Sl !^.**'^ worth at «pua Died 
sad Monetcd wtcklr. 




ADVERTISiNQ NOVitLTIES. 

5r'°^EL£"5- *1J?^"T- New Ye* 0«7. 
X. nmre Co.. 220 »^«fl'n)ii st, CUcagsu 

ADVEimsiNtf flrnQKKRtt. 

■t. Looia Btlekac Ool. 106 Fina it^ :St. iMli. 

AERIAL ADVERTMINIb. V 

Mlu 7. Ooarae. 



{■•ImoDt Blifm BiUioa Ca_ Bwa'Ottriililch' 
Ute OomtfeT De ToDda. XS-n^'itliSs' SSS: 
•tot A. jrTBan, lOT 




•kiir.li.-'. 



^:|iili<il>ijM£(L 

y v' -^vAjjlUS EMgNT SUPPLIES. 

WSSSffi^^-S'-i ^ TOnowwids, N. T. 
' . * 0»" M» N. Westwn «t»., Ohlcuo! 

ANIMAL DEALERS. 

- f'T'l^flS*;'* au^ New Xotfc Oilj. 

v ^'l'l^v.'' ; : ' ■ ARC.LIOHTS. - 
"■'"r-tSftjiS, * 0««««Heh tTS., Rtar 

•1 iZni^KfK. W Oraaswlch St.. N. T. a 
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. 

ASBESTOS CURTAINS. 

AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC' BdbMO. 
MIZERS* 

t. H. Htllbcrv, 30 Orwnwleli t. 
AUTOMATIC MUSICAL 
MENTS. 



N. Y. City. 

INSTRU- 



'«*. Wnrljticr Co., CiDcInn.tl .nd oSm 



Mo»lc Co.. irag'N. We.tcVnVTe.^'ei'SS 
BADGES. BUTTONS, ETC. 

HiBMspoUa, lllaii. ■ » » «a it.. 
kilAjblbOONS, HOT-AIR. 

— M« Oljbooia «»«., 

■•ALL'-THHpWR«.'€i^ 

n« KoTdt7 Os^. lot IBth rt.. Cte'a. O. 
BAND INSTRUMENTS, 
■n Mnsle Onw Stt Elm St.. OaetanBtL 

BAND MUSIC. 

J V. L - - ^ Em St. Ctadaasa. 

BANNERf. 

BILLPOSTERr^iliiMJBS. iJ- . 

. Cau*. Bccnud. »0» BMMr'BH^; CUesgtib hl 

.^BjOgK AND ROYALTY PLAYS. 

" .Otmioatle Ezdiaiuce, 50 Deajliom at. 

^ BO9KIWC AGENT& 



. BUILDERS oi^iiibiNd^bcvieM 

denlud. O. 

BURNT CORK. 

iL^Stda CiMnurtle Co.. tZO W. 3Ut it., N. T. O 




_jt Works. 56 5tk;sf«wm>ao. 
-.^ Bras., 00« OUT* sb, St. lAdf'^w 
Pa.: .Oaa M ol ii w . Is.";. Mi«e1 l m i i:I i iC; g.t Ma- 

~'^:0K,;!5i6;jnn; ii^':ib?llDa:s. 



jZoids cu:> 



CALLIOPES. 
GcOTBe Kratx. KransrlUe. Ind. 
T. J. Klduil te Co.. Pesil ti £adIow sta,. Oln- 




QANEB AMV WHIPS. 

o>i.-aiMind.;.a 



OeUamlth 9or Imp. Oai; lit ■. 41b. Oaelaaatl. 
L Elaaaatdo. M Aaa s^ Xew ZMk atr. 
Naadia Broa., S> AUaaSe at*.. Beaton. Haaa. 

Newnun Mfg. On... Otl 'Woodland tm., CIoTe- 
land, O. 

S. Schoen * Son. 50 Ann «t.. New Tork City. 
Sluj-ock-Todd Co.. 824 N. 8th at.. St. Lb oil, Mo. 
N. ; Stame Co., 220 Madison at., Cbleaso, DL 
Slnser Broa., 82 Boireiy. New York Cltr. 
Wastara Barsato Boom. Z72 E. Madlaon. Clil'so. 

CARBONS AND EXHAUSTERS. . 

J. H. Hallbers, 30 Greenirldi at.. N. Y. C. 

CAROUSELS. 

G. A. Dcntzcl. seil GermaDtown are.. PUIS. 
Huaehcn-Spinman Co.. N. TonawandSf '.ILl^X; 

CARS (PU R.) / ^/^^.;:*v 

Obcas aad.3ka|StadcsI._..v 
Anna Palace TTnTia ftaV "Tll> ; Tflinidimrlf :Blk.. 

CUcsfo, 111. ■ 
Bleks iMOBOttTe and Car Works. 2n Dearborn 



J- Trana. Co., Sd NatL Bank Bld«., 

CASH R'ediiiEiRg 



£lt7 Bk. ft Seeoad-Hand Oaab Beglater 
. Ob^' 6U Tins at, Clnclnnitl, o. 

CHEWINO GUM MANUFACTURERS 

Bclnet Ob., bc.2^ is W. 6tk at- andnnatt. O. 
lUade Oewlar Giim Oe^, dMlaekaoo St.. To- 

CHUTE BUILDERS. 
Amoasmant Co.. Lndtow.^Xr. 

- : ;' ciQAR«;':l::^^^^J;;:.V-,:r :^ 

A Bon. m E. 4th St.. KhIms OUr. 

r CIRCUS .sEjm..:':''::{l'0t^- 

8. Tmt and /m.'ooll'^^ajl.v ' 



K. Btain CaaaMtle Ob^; .1» Wi 'Slat ai. 1^^^^^ 

coLb;:CiitEAM.":/'V'''''' 

V: StalB CUsmrtle Co.. 120 W. Slat at.. R. T. O. 
COMEDY BOOKS. 



^m^iS^"^'^^ )!'^ '^ '^ are.. 

Fort Wayne Bfaetrie Wejrlii. Mrt Wvaai, IM. 

' .. CONBB.: ' 

A. T. Dteta. IZr IQchlsan at.. TUadtk-Oi 
r. Sabdl Xt». Co.. 240 KInale. OUiM«a.': 

" :,>';;W-^.'CONE-.MACHINERY;^i;,'-^V:,>,- 

CONE OVBNa 
A. T. DIetx, 127 MIehlsaa at.. lUado, O. 
CONFECTIONERY MACHINES. 

A. T., Wets, m. HUOOcaa St.. Tolnlo, O. 
W. Z. Lone, m BIgb St. SprlaclUld. 0. 

CONFBCTIONBi -^ ' * w 

Baackhclm Bros. 4l BelMslB. Sii^iei A HieMa. 

Chicago, m. . 

CONFETTI. 

Wm. R. Johnaoo, 80 Pike St.. Baattle. Waah. 

Bodolph Broa.: '-^•TlSS-r SSSffJ^^^ 

St. Dmla Confetti 0t4?lS^:',0MMimI; ML, 
_at loola. Mo.- '. ... : 

.V,^J|, nawHfei Ot., llMnkia, Sna.t.St 



BWBila BMaa. tR B. Vadlaoa. Oh'se. 
CORN POPPERS. 
A. T. Diets, 127 Mlchlsan St.. Toledo, O. 
W. Z. Lone. 172. High at.. Sprlnffiald. O. 
COSTUMES. 

CaznlTal Coetnme Co., 2ST W. Water St. 1111- 

wanksa. Wis, 
mta Bebealts * Ca^, TS-TT E. Lake at. "^'nri 

DECORATORS.: . 

' -im 



-1! 



ELEcrrmoFMia. 

I. H. Bsnbaas.' M-'araaawUh'at.;- H. a 
ELECTRICAL STAGE EFFECTS. 
Jos. Jfencbcn. SOO W. GOtk at. N. T. 0. 
UnbeiaaI,BIa& ata»JJ«litlSB Cb.. I88S Brand- 
way, ,;lfaw,'X«at^«ftr» '-ii. 

M. stein Coametle Co.. 190 W. Slat at. M. T. C. 

FACE POWDER. 

M. Stein Coametle Co.. 120 W. Slat at. N. T. O. 

FEATHER FLOWERS. 
DeWttt SIstcra. 147 W. «Bth at. OUeaan. HL 
T.-'a. .<15.: OaaiMn. st>.%i:QH«m HI. 

; ■ FELT PCNNAnrrsi ;<< ■ 

"•■Hirjnntftr Iftc. Cbi; S7 OteUs]i(M.^ 
•vlfHr^^M ratjr.' •"'.'?i!r^' ;• 

.-.'^•^iV ^r;::;:;-V;FE8TOONINQ. .■ ■ 

FILMS. 

Xsaafactniara. Saalara .ia and Baatal Banana. 
Anaxleait rUm Broken: 1S7 4th are.. Mew York. 
Amer. Film Sanlee, 77 8.. CSaifc at. Chlcsgo. 
Amer. BUm'Scrrlee; 168 N.'KaIn at. IfemphU. 
Antl-Traat niaa 00.. T7 8- dark at» CUcaao. 
CUeaco ma Bxdaacsk 46 Jackaoa nvd.. Cbl- 
' caco;.Omahn: Baaver; 8elt I«ke . Ottr; Baa 



CtnwCoad^'"'' 

8t T--- 

R. DstIs. Watertown, Wis. 



Ulxla nim Excbancc.' Owesslioro. Kr, 
-«laon M*«. CoTl* Pirn STe., N. r. 



EL ft B. Fnm^ 
CUcafo, IU.>' . 

Cai 

-a. - 





Laemmla Film Serrlcr. 190 Lake at., Cbleaso; 
BTsnarllle, Inil.; Memplils, Tenn.: Uouiia, 
Neb.; Stit Lake City: Minneapolis. Minn.; 
Portland, Ore.: Montiesl. Qnr., Cau.; Wlnol- 
per. Mao., Cao. 

Macnctle Pllm Serrlce. Cincinnati, O. 

Mnrpl»,:ft J.. Bjzla, O. ' - 

NoT.Vlfbir. Pie. .. OkTin Ttek. ' laa Ptaadsee. 

Ohio mm Xzeh.. 40 8. Third at. Oolomhoa, ,0. 

Patbe Cinematograph Co., 41 W. 2r>th St.. N. y. 

Pittabnrs Oil. Ugbt ft Film Co., Plttaborg, 
Pa.; Dea Molne*., la.;. Boctaester, N. Y.: Lin- 
coln. Neb.; ClaclnaatI, 0.,: Omabn, .Meb.; 
Wllkes-Barte.- Fa.-t >'-■■■; ."^'V ' - -. 

Pnrdy's Pllm KWhaagSt' 8110 ■ K-8M :«t;'sll»w. 
York Cltr. ■ ■ ■ 

Soathem Pllm Exchange, 17 Opera Place, Cln- 
dnnsti, O. 

Sonth. Film Szch.. 215 Main at. Norfolk. Ta. 
Standard Film Bxdu; IBl WaahlactOB at., Oh>co. 
Spoor, Oeo, B!;, S> M. 'Ctalfc. St. - Ohleaco, m. 
D. S. rilm Bzeh., U» Lake St, CMeago. 
Weatem Film Exch., 841 Centnrr Bldg.. 8t 
Looia, Mo. 

FILM CEMENT MANUFACTURERS 
Atlaa Snppljr Co.. Uanaynnk. PbUa., Pa. 
FIREPROOFERS OF COTTON AND 
- ji; :^vJLINEN FABRIC«^c,> . . ^-.^fi 
T>e Aa l <w r<e s' Co„ 170 Qieene' at.' 'if.' Ci 

FIREWORKS. 
Conaolldated Fireworks Co., Beading, O. 
" ' Plnworka Co..- 115 Dearborn at. Ch'co. 
Msnyatt 82 Park Place. >H. ,Z. J>. 
'-"^ Ilicworka Co.. SehaOMMK'A X. 

f^.. FLAGS. -^- ^^^ij^-^ m 

. STftet^ad'Awa;' 0».,^M-1? W. ffMijlalnii 
at Chicago, m, 

FLOOR SURFACING MACHINES. 

IL L. Sdilnater. 103 S. Canal at.. Chicago, ID. 

FLOSS CANDY MACHINES. 

A. T. Diets. 127 Michigan at. Toledo, O. 

FORTUNE TIkUNQ OBVIQE8. 

8. Bower. 117 Bamaa at. Bioeklya. N. T. 
. GAMING DEVICES. 

/ Bpindlaa, Clab Hooaa Fanltnr*, Xta. 
OhailaB ft Oow. 887 Tth are., N. Y. C. 

<X .Sraas ft Co^, 118 Clark at; Obleafo, lU. 

GASOLINE BURNERS. 
: .' QlwASK PAINTI* KTC. 

Kaka-Vp Bacaa. OeU Oiaaaa, Zte. 
M. Btcin Coametle Co., 120 W. Slat at., N. Y. a 

HANDCUFFS AND LEG IRONS. 

Uifea MnMp Co.. Osbkoah. Wis. 

HARNESS.- 
Fhuaaa asd Trapplaiis for Clreas and AdTsrtls- 
XTso. 

8f haei ii>a_ Pinme Ob.. 613 Metrapalltaa aTa.. 

INDIAMS'AND INMAN ebivrilMit. 

W. H. Barton. Oordoo. Neb. 

INSURANCE. 
kOagle ft Wood. lOS Broadway. N. T. Cltr. 

JAPANESE SOUVSNIR GOODS. 
TaUto, Ogawa ft Co.. 168 B. Lake at, Chicago. 
JEWELRY. 
Por Btaga Has. 
Bennett Jeweln Co.. 1048 N. lOtb at.. Phlla. 

B. B. Dodge ft Co.. Ifaaonlc Temple, Chicago. 
~ Co.. 220_ Madlaon. at. otl — 



hteago. HI. 



:-TMd Co.. 824 N. 8th at. 8t Laala. Ita. 
Bros., 81 Bower7,_New ^rk^QBy^ 



Bargain Bonae. 272 E. 
JUGGLERS' GO.0D8. 
■dw. Van.' Wyek; 1605 PnUan a*a„ Ctartnnatl. 
KNIVES. 

Clerelsnd Csne.Ofc. tSaajBaifc Ol-' ■ . • 
Goldberg JewcIfjnOiw,v.mvW. aife..St:,vX6aMM 

City, Mo. , ^ 

Newman Mfg. Co.. 041 Woodland are., dere- 

land, O.- 

Slager Bne.. 82 Bowenr. New T«(k aty. 

n. Bonn wk. ^sa^HBHiM|.-SK^' swWP* 
Bhiyoekv^add.Oa^lM JI.; jpb a|,.-'S!&l«alsi He. 

V tj|kU9HiNa|MLkiiiv^f RitoRt. ; 

«.> K.^-lliai»tsa;r'BMal''Uayar''BldB^^^ 
LIGHTS. 

Baaaona* Torohaa. for Olrena and Tant Shows. 
Bolte ft Weyer. 8 B. Michigan at, Chicago. 111. 
U. S. TSnt sad AWB.'.Oei, .3848 N.- Ooaplalnaa 
. at. OUeaaeb in. ' -k •> 

Wladhont ft Cb.. 10I-106 N. ISIh st.'Bt Lonie, 

■■/^^'^'''-iWAGIC LANTERN9.' - 

Staraoptlcons. Btc. ' 
Amer. Vitasraph Co., ue Naaaan' at., N. T. . O. 
C. H. Stebblsa. 1028 Main at, Kansaa City. Ifo.- 

MAGICAL. SUPPLIES AND SCHOOL. 

MFR8. MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT 

DEVICES. 
American Box Ball Cb., 1260 Taa Bana .St. 

IndlasapoUs. Ind. '■ .- .( -.i- ; .'■..•!>.= 

Armltasa ft Galnn. Sprlngrnia. K '-Ti".,'-^' ' - 
BU Bridge Co.. Roodhooae. III. , ' 
Hanchell-Splllmsn Co., N. Tonswsnda, N. T. ' 



W. F. Manglea Co.. Conpy Islsnd. N. Y. 
A. J. Smith, 8247 W. Tan Bnran. Chicago, IlL 

MERRYfOO'tROUNO ORGANS AND 

^:':-->;^ReHE8TRION«.''^:/ 

Lyon ft' Bciiy. S06 Wabash are., Chicago, tlL 
Btidolph Warlltaer Co., Cincinnati and Cbleage. 

MILITARY GOODS FROM GOVERN- 

.... ;. :MBNT..AU0T1ONf ;^ 
PMads Baannrnan, B6i''BrMd«rsr. M. T. O. ' 
MOVING PICTURE MACHINES. 

American Film Brokers, 157 4th stc.. New York. 
America Tltacrspb Co.. 116 Naasan at, N. T. 0. 
Amer. Film Serrlce. 77 S. Clark St.. t;hleasa. 
Amer. «iim Serrlce. IBS N. Main at., MempbSa. 
Antl-Tmat Film Co., 77 S. Clark it, Chicago. 
Ctadnnatl Film Exchange. 817 W. 4tb, ClanL 
Obleago Film Exchange, 40 Jackson Bird., Chl- 
...cago; Omaha; Denrer: Salt Lake City; San 



O. T., Film Exch., MM1-5 Loenat t|., 
bala. Mo.: LaalarUle, Ky.; Kew (MaSM, 



Edison Ufa. Co., 10 Vlttb are., N, Y. 0.. aad 

Orange, N. J. 
Gsamont Co., Coogreaa are.. Flashing. L. I., 

N. Y. 

Barbsch ft CO., 800 FUbert st. PblUdelpbls. 

H. ft H. Film Service, 300 Mooadnock Block. 
Chicago, m. 

a B. Kjclaa. 60S 6th a*e- New .Tack Qtr. 

Xaammlo Film Setrlc^ MO Lake- at,- CweagOt 
BrajuTlUe. Ind.; lumpliliu Smb.;- •OanEai'-^ 
Neb.; Salt Lake » Cllyr^TllMiiaealli. . '-lllMti r- 
Portland. Ore.; M«atrael.:.;:OoeU'lBaa.f ItiaH^ • 
peg; Uan«, Can- 

8. Lnbln. V» Uaiket at, PhlUdalphta. Pa.-, 

Magnetic Film Berrlee, Clnelnnatl^ O. 

NIcbolaa Power Co.. 115 Naasan at. N. Y. a 

Paths Clnematograpb Co., 41 W. 28th at., N. T. 

Plttaborg Calelnm LJght ft Film Oo.. Ptttabotc, 
Pa.: Sea Motnea, la.; Boeheater, N. T.; Ua- 
eoUb ■: 1Mb.; Ctnelanatl, O.; Omaha. IIaa.| 

Sukge, 800 B. SSd St. M. X a ! 

noBEiuiii, Schneider. 108 B. 12th st, N. Z.'ft\' 
Sooth. Film Bach.; 24S Main at, Nortdk. Ta^i. 
Stabbiaa, Chaa. M.. 1028 Mala. Kaaaas City. 
Biudnd TOb ■■(&.. vnjnmanmjfu^m^r 

▼iaseope mSTOs^Tui BaadSib stTcVBtb . 

MUSICAL GLASSES. 
X'Srannalaa. 404 Flatbnah, Brooklyn. M. Y. * v - 

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 
LyoB'* Bealy, 806 Wabaah are.. Chicago, nt 
Herlkj.Saanwaada Mnalcal laatmmant Wocink 



Macth Teonwanda. N. Y. 
BadWl* TTifflltiir Co., Cincinnati and Ohieagik 

V .; - NOSE PUTTY. 
Mi SialB:€>Miilli OB,.ia8..iri'tMfat.."ll.;z.'&;:'' 

:;v-Mdvei.Tife«;:-''' ■ 

Ooe. Tongs ft Co.. SOS Lneaa are., St Loola. 
Qoldamlth Toy Imp. Co., 123 E. 4th, CInclanatt 
Qsrdan ft Morrlaao. ISB-SOl B. Madlaon. OhIeasA 
Ooldbarc Jewalzy Co., Ul W. 6Ml st, Tmig 

atr. Mo. ■ , .-. . ■.■■'vVi'V-'r- 

BoUday Norelty Mfg. Os.. sr Great Xeaaa st^' 

New York City. 
T. O. Hott 41B Dcetbom at, CblcajmL IIL 
Bndolph Broa.. 820 8. lUtb at. PUIadelphla. 
N, Shore Co., 136 MadlaoQ at, Chicago. IIL 
Shtyoek-Todd Co.. 8M M. 8th st. 8L Loola. Mo. 
Singer Bras., 82 Bowery, New York Citj. 
St Urals Contsttl Co., 13 8. Oommenlal st, 

8t Lonla, Mo, 
United Norelty Co.. 8S6-K Sth aTe.. N. Y. City. 
Western Bargain House, 272 R. Msdlson. Oh'go. 

OPERA CHAIRS. 
Aaadesa Seating Co., 21S Wabaah ase., 
A. H. Andrews. 174 Wabash are., 
Oaiala-Goodle Mfg. Co.. SOT Delaa 

saa aty. Mo. 
Baidasty iUM- Co., Oanal DoTer, O. 
A. B. MUaar Basting Oau. Mew Phlladslpkla. O. 




ORANGEADE. 

The Oomsr Co., 808 Msryland st. BoSalo. N. Y. 
Ghaa. T. Morrlaaay Co.. 34S0 Harrlaon. Chleago. 

GROANS AND ORCHESTRIONS. . 

2: Lt^*^^?*!4^%*hbv ia*k atr. ' - 

QsTiou ft Co., 81 Bond^iti. Mar Talk aiy. .c;'v 
Johsnnss 8. Oebhardt o£7 MM Cawnaee at. 



PhUadelphla. Pa. 
txso ft Hrnly, 900 Wabaah an., Chleago, 
John Mnaalo ft Son. 178 Park Bow. N7V_Clty. 



Narth Traawanda Moaleal Inatremant Warta. 

NettB Tooawanda, N. Y. 
BllillllB Wnrlltsar Co.. Cincinnati and 

PAPIER MACHS. 

Oamlral Papier Masha- Wbik^': 868 W 
■■ at, im«r8baai';-.'Wla. '." - ' 

^;:s- :^,:'r<.;*AtRktSf*«WRRB.;.'i':^?^^ 

.TUM.ai'aeaiH tt eaU'^WMiilhBtaa,: B."a-" " 
PKANVTS. ALL ' VARIETIES, 
WHOLESALE. 

8. Caynaaio ft Co.; Pans ave. * 23d at, Pitts- 

PEANUT ROASTING MACHINERY. 
KtiwaiTv'BiB. Co., -otaafaMatl. O.,'- . 
':■■/ '- PERFORATED i MUSIC. 

To* ZIoetria Ptaass. 
V. 8. Mnsle Co.. ISSO N. Western afe.. Chleasak' 

PHOTO BUTTON MACHINES. 

Amer. -Mlnate Photo Co.. 720 W. ISth, Chicago, 
Cat-Bate Photo Supply Co., 1247 8. Halsted at, 
' Okfcago, III. 

W. 8. Moanttod, 100 Maiden Lane, New York. 
PHOTOGRAPHERS. 

Tooag ft Carl. N. W. Oar..7th ft Tina ata., Ola. 



PLAYS AND MSB. 

J>aa]aTS la, Aathsia, Aseata and Bnkaia. 

Dick ft Fitxgerald, S2S Aaa at. New Tork City. 
Adolph E. Balm, Btatloa B, MUwankaa, Wto 

POP CORN.:..' . ; 
OA. 188 tkiei 




POP CORN MACHIN«Si% 

ir^B. Laag. 172 High at. Spr tnga a ld. O 

PORCUPINES. 
UasMsd B. Flint North Waterford, Me. 

PORTABLE PIANOS. 
The Odombna Piano Co., Colombiia, O. 

POST CARDS FOR MACHINES. 
■Kblbit Sapply Co.. 858 Deaihota H 

PRINTERS. f 
. or tislatial Poatata, Big Typa^ 

Bliaiioiia, Ste. ;*'v.>-^<:. 
Ackermann-Qulgler LIthow Co., Kanaaa ' Olfe;11lt 
Mat Co.. MUwBttkae, /^Hi. -.'. 

LBBla^lia. 

PRINTKRS. 

Of neatxlca] Lattukaada, Osatniails aad. 
Programa, . ' . 
Oharch Printing Co.. 416.EIai at, Otaclanatl. O. 

■ ROLL 'TICKETS.' y 
Brtlaaal SaM TIAst-Ca;; IkafMiMa^.Fa. I 
.airt '~^ 



American Show 



it Co.. 



OooaUson Utbo. Co., Meinwt, Ky. ' 
atest W. FitB; ;0s.;.8IS ft. at. 



JULY 23, 19ia 



The Blllt».oarcl 



63 



RQ8ECAKE MOLDS. ; 

A. T. Diet*. 127 Mlelil««n it., Toledo, O. 
ROUGE. 

It Stein Connetlc Co., 120 W. «Ut •t,. N. T. O. 

"8AY80" CONE.BAKKRt^ 

A X. DJeti, 121 Mlcb^w it., TOMV O' 

SCENIC PAINTERS. 

Aad BmUii ia >c — ly. Xte. 
Eocene Cox, W28 Vtn Bnreii tt, qblMgOk^ra. 
^ucU a bvTcr, 251 K. 14th it., N. Zl Cltr. 

Herfttrtli, 2183 Boone et, dnclDaetl. O. 
Tte Ureie Co., Inc.. 144 N. Sd (t., SteabeDTlU*. 

BcS^re S«n"c Stadio, 8S9 Srcemore et, Oalnm- 

S(iS»n°A Lendte Co., 41T 8. CHnton, CMcato. 
Tome^ T^Und Seeole Co., 2313 Market IL. 

Bev'erd Tutat^iSOt Center.it., lUlwmiikee. Wis. 

SECOND-HAND SHOW QOODS. 

PUIe Film Bzetaanse. Owcobor^ K7. 

SELF- PLAYING PIANOS. 



TALKiNo' netuiis MAeHmn. 

OeamoDt pii.t ' €liitnmi\(KM^y.WliiUl^l Ik, L, 

^^TAlTOdliHr-*^^ ' 
Edir. a. Biwwa, lit ~ 




Baker * I,ockiraaij nk.^* 

Ml City. UOw r ; . . 
Colnmbne Tent ■att A^m.-OKi^ 
Ctmle-Ooodle COk, W 

Cltr, Mo. 
DongbertT Broa.' T*nt Co., 100 8. 

Unit, Uo. 

0. Ooea A Cow. Detxolt. Mleb. 
, M, Ketr W*. Co.. ITOT W. Madli 
\ H. LMbbusb. OorlBftoo, K7. 
Uianj ii Oa^,tM^ *» Italdlin iL. Chicago. 



•HOOTINQ'OM 



lii. 




A8oa.S«lls- 



■ Wdk, 

riB, MB N. ad at., 




SHOW PRINTERS. 
OUbaon Sbow Print Co.. SS8 Aaytan at.. Bazt> 

. (Ord, Conn. 

SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS. 
Bock. T3S Bloa laUad CMrnaa, m. 

De Uoolla Btoa, * 0»,.JIraaBTill«rm. 



r 



ikMwU Att Ci., cm H. llik' lt. 
J. Haidan * Oo^ 



Teat aad 

It, Cbleato. Ill 

SIDE SHOW SUPPLIES. 
inkKatoM. •.OagawaU. Plaea,. itatth.OaB. 

Aaerieaa Boiler Blak'-SlMlr ■9ik;M(BMl7>'0. 
CUcaie Boiler Skat*. Oiu. '^491 . 

BIM., CUeiflO, VL 
IL 0. Benler, itlehBOBd, lad. 
Hft Baaioel Whulow Skate Co., 



SLOT MACHINES. 

Kaaafaetaraia af aad Weeleie U 

hJh M<^Co.. iss» N. Weatani at*,. Oh*|o, 
MOlph Wnrllixfr Co., Clnelniutl tod Obtcaio. 
SLOT MACHINE SUBSTITUTE. 
I COb, mt Mala It, Aadetaoo, lad. 
SLOT MACHINE SUPPLIES. 



W. OM Urn*; lim'iauaio, rm. 
mttmu iMka^ laa Aatealo, Tex. 
B^Mandlla laaka ran. Bos ZTO. BnwBnrma. 

80NO BOOKS. 
If"s W. DeluMT, llT Park Bow, N, X. atr. 
% a Bakka, SM WlUlaa at.. New Xmik C&ri 

SONG SLIDES. 
For ninetiated leata. .v , 

Alur. Tlltgreph Co.. U« Neaeaa at. N. X. B, 
<M«Mo Film bzehanse, «• Jeekaoa Bird., Obi- 
••■^|Omiba: OcBTer; Salt Lake City; Baa 

ttawfojd, p, T., »lta Bxehaase, 1401.* iMnet 
Jtj^t^J«Bta, He.; Loaiarllle. Kj.: New Or- 

S. ram lantet, aao Hoaadaeek Block. 




^ >*oalre«l, Qm., lOiuiri 

, P«f, Men., Ou. 

Uke Shore rilm * Inglr O*.. lU 

. OUTeUnd. O. ^fv?.,^'- — 
t«rl * Co., M O. Mik;.it; 

.Ciadaaati, 0. ~ 

■ ■"'""i-iB; 



..vuciaaati, o. 

SdUVENIRSi 
B. a Wead * Co., 112 rutk ara.. 

SPECIAL SLIDES. 
^ tm All .fauiaia, 

«i;«Woa Utg. Oa.. TT-tt 8. Olatk at,. Ok'ia 
•MCTACLBS AND EVS4aLAMn. 

Water awfc.-|t.:|toii^,;;il*w!i^iilt :dl»^.;' ■ 

«• stein Ocaactle Oa,.: ttt JT^ «MM.i M. x; C 

STAGE H ARDWARK.' 
'• a. CUncey. an BalUia it:. Ilmcnia, K. 1 
STAGE LIGHTING APPLIANCES. 

»<». Mcachen Bleetrle Co., SOO W. SOtk, N. I. C 

STEREOSCOPIC VIEWa 
BaUe art Bta teogriph Co., V» BTtk at. GUeafo, 

-.VnpBET MEN'S SUPPLin.' 
' Far rail BeUawin; 

LiSLE**** *?!? n umoB Park PI., Ok'iaw 

csi5?Tii/***' *" ^- 

* iflrrtoiw. ItMOl 1. Mi 
uoidaautk Toy Ibb. Oa.. in ■. 

New T«rk cTty.^^-.^ ' * 
(f Tin Brae., Terra Bante. lad. • 
»!^^yJ^II-,S'-J*^ Woodland, aaratand. 
ll" f Badtooa at, Ohleaso, ni. 



. o. 

lis. 



ni. 



WANTED - Good Tent and Platfonn SInws 

Fkcaka, ate» for 2Sth Ansnal. Great Gta^eca* Pienle aad UM^canar Oanfltt iB'-IMa^ 
OataibBifa'Pa., Aogaat-lS to 20, mo. Otkar prtrilcsea f«r.aale. 

B<»(. GBO. W. OSTEB. Oaterbar*. Pa. 



Ch'co. 



THEATRE FRONTS AND CEILINGS, 
oaaba^i RoaOar aat OaOtag Oa., Caaiaa, O. 

THEATRICAL COSTUMES AND 

WIGS. 

Wm. Beck & Soaa Co., 10-12 Oarfleld Place, 
Clnclonatl. O. 

A. Foeccr, 021 Walmt at, St Uwla. Ho. 

THEATRICAL LUMBER. 
Jaka .ameapla . Lumber Co.. Ijomber Jk Sewaxd 

"Sii.^^OMaMiak HI. 

THEATRICAL PROPERTIES. 

Slacmaa * Well. TS Woeater at. M. T. a 

TICKET CHOPPERS. 

B. V. Brisht. Straws Bids., OeTcIaad. <K 

TICKET PRINTERS. 
Arena Ticket Co., WW Dearborn at. Cbieas& 
Calnrt Printloa Co., Kanaaa City. Mo. 
National Ticket Co., Shamokln, Pa. 
Baea Printlnc Co., lOtli it Hamej aU. Omalia. 
Trtmoimt Preaa. 87 Albany at, Boalon. Maaa. 
Wcldon, WlUiaaa * UekTVort Sodtti, Ark. 
Waldoa. WUUama * Uek. Saa rwcBee, OaL - 

..TiOHTB.' . 
•Ma'*:vlllia^-v'n-'W«fl».'<st»\B.'.Z.'^^ 
- ■ ^''tOV'BALLOellft;'^' 



PHaela Vtcka. Bariar. W 
Naidta Brea., 82 Auaatle are.. 




PIttabtirf. 



ibta. Pa. 

Draak Oow. MT Wood at. 

TURNSTILES, 
aad aela.Oeati«llod 
Stiawa Bldg., OlaTCIaDd, '0> 
UNIFORMS. . 
DaUoolla Brea.. * Co.. lOStt S. 4tk at. Groaa 
riUe. ni. 

Weatem UnUorm Co.. 314 Clark at, OUeaso. 
VAUDEVILLE AGENCIES. 

PaelOe Coaat Aamaeaaat Co.. 

BIdc.. Seattle. Waab. 
Ted Sparka* Tbeatrlcal 

lac. Kanaaa City, Mo. 

WATCHES. 

K. Skua Cow, 220 MadlaoD at.. Cblcafov Ul. 
~ ~ ~ Boweiy, New York City. 

WIGS. 
•Vf aad Xrteet Xaaka. 

illlj BiMi. Biiplwi IB- 

wiLD ANmAi. d'EalsRs:- 

Pntaam'a Fat aad Wild Aalnal Stora, 

Waablnttoa at, Baffalo, N. X. 
Loola Babe. 248 Otaad at. Mew Xork City. 

WIRE WORKERV SUPPLIES. 
T. a Uott. 418 DtaibMB it, CUcaso, IlL 



480 



Outdoor Acts Wanted 



ffbr Aaaaal Aatama Tleata. Aag, n aad 

1810. TeU aU la Oiat letter. 
Saeiatary. ClarkirlUe. Iowa. 



WANTEMF ONCE 

SIBESMWEtMniSlOW 

UNDER CANVAS 

Must have full equipment Show to play 
on percentage. No oppoaition. The only 
one in the ALSO FREE OUT- 

DOeR ATTRfeTIONS. Write or 



ABISHAPIROt 
LAKE KRIS raniK. TOLBOO.O 



WANTED 

ATTRACTIONS 

McPherssn County Fair 

Want Attractlona for tbo week of- Aagnat S3. 
1810. Otounda cloee la; brick ildawalka all 
tka way aat; ooaa day aad alsht: (na gate at 
altbt Waat Ptaatattak Bbaw^ flirt Shew. Aa- 
Imal Sbow. Uoelas Ptetara Sbow aad otbera. 
wni play on percentage. Write wkat yoo 
hKTe In Oiat letter. Sbowa moit be cleaa witk 
■ood Cronta. Alao want Coneeaatona ot all 
Uada. Write " " ~ 



PEOPLE'S AMUSEMENT COMPANY 

Now oraanialar for faU- leaaon. VTe want cood Asent, alao 20th Centory tt. G. It. fliat'^daaa 
Orfan, alto a few good, clean Sbowa. Fat Olrl. imall Hoiia, Uldseta. PalmUt, etc. COnreailniM 
ot all kiod* for sale: only one of a kind: alao (ood Free Act wasted. Sceretarlea ot F»lrm, Ba> 
Dalona and Borne Comloca. write for terma. Oor roate ia tba beat of territor y .wbe re yon get aaay. 

Honll and Nottbwest. Cloae contract at once. Addreaa JOHNSON ti STEVENS. ' 

Ulsneaota. 



WANTED— HIGH-CLASS CARNIVAL 

and otber Amneementa for TOlmaa Coonty ntir, Ans; 10 to 19. We bate booked Cbaa. Stnbal'a 
Alrablp; drat alrablp In Oklaboma. Frederick ia drat town in Texaa-Oklaboma Fair Circuit BMl 
Oonaty Faira tben Oklaboma State Fair. City water aad electric llrbta. Car cronoda era «^ 
alz btocka from tbe bnaineea center of town. Free (atca at nlgbt and tboaaanda of people. 

m: E. OREBN, Secretary, Frederick. OklaboiBa. 



BecMMM Otw^rBiir, Bh Pity, Qhtaa 

Aug. 30, 91, Ssfil. 1; fc*^ ^ K t ff wjSiiSTRiiSf ^ i i ssss l s w s \ 



I. L. NOOVCR. SCCV. 



Singing Comedians Wanted 

Qusrtettes or Itipa, either colored or white, doing firBt-class comedy 
stunts, wanted far- Sunda y af ternoon performanoes at popular trolley 
paik. . AddnsB : LAWRENCE J. DALY. Warehouse Fdnt, r 



THK MiaSmiPPi FAIR THAT LEADS TH EMI ALL. . . 

Tbe Clarke Goimty Fair. Shubuta, liiilu; 

rouB SAT* A«D noHxa ooioBn u xo n. 

Spedol attraetloaa erery day. Bacea eonaned to darko 



lam Uft baat.as Bl p ped jtomU aad beat BWk^tii 
— itad una .alaat^Ml^. Waat abowa aader caavaa» 

pla alaa mMa^ Tbta nir conco tba weak bafora 

yoai way orar. Addreaa. JMO. N. PATTON. Uaaager. 




JEHE TRI-COUNTY FMR 

OF SIKESTON, MO. 
Sept. 28-29-30-Oct. 1st. 

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On Amusement Life 




Harry C. B.race. In a communication to^TUe Stroller, toll* the firilowinc 
anecdotes: , ■ 'a i 

Not lonr ago. I worked on the bill with a Jew- comedian. whoN name 

is BUly Kahni Billy had Just received 
BOO new letterheads^ with the usual 
numher of half-tone cntB, Ilthosraphlc 
embellishments - aad lorld illomlna- 
tloDB that go to make np a perform- 
er^ -wrttlnr ~p»P«r. Of course, BlUy 
was proud of these beantlfiiliy-colored 
sheets; and- thbt' they mlcht be In- 
spected by the curlona state macager, 
or employes, he left his.tmuk oi>en, 
with the letterheads on top. Present- 
ly the Heck manager came into the 
dressing room, and, spying the letterheads, he picked them lop. and handing 
them- to bis stage maaag«r. ordered that they be dlHi IbajO >«>o—d .town. 

ding if them ain't One dodgers.'* he expostnlaitea taTBIIIy'. 1V<« said 
performer's return to the dressing room. B.UIy Is cussing yet. 

Ob another occasion. Mr. Brace was booked at a small town, and, upon 
iirrlTing at the theatre, met the manager and asked him wliat time the 
piaao -Mairer would b».a«MBA to jrrt—rse. Tlwamaii— m* ■amda tUrsnly: 

. "If It rains, yoa ieaa'-iMMniM.'aMwt any tlaMi^bat'lt 'lt^ llleaau[t ''an''day, 
rra .cut meet the pUam-plufm'vami utMt.iirik 




Wells Ha wits, personal representative of Senator Reynolds, of. Dream- 
land, and who handles the press work; tor tiMit. .Oaasy Mmi* wM rt^ .was 
dictating a letter to a young friend of hia who-haa- mUt e a him * -i e hi»rti oly 
epistle^ . breathing of disappointment 
and disesatent. Tlils younjg. friend had 
•tatted oat hopefully but. not being of 
extraordinary ability, and having en- 
eooMered the obstaiclee that besb'ew 
the paths of all in great dUes. he had 
becdkie discouraged. 

Hawlcs was advising him to make 
a fresh start "TDon't sit down and 
brood over your mistakes," he dietat- 
•o. "but make a fresh start, bum jronr 
bndciBs behind, you. plunge in again . , 
and all will come, out right in the end." . 

Hawlcs kept the original of this letter and is passing it around among his 
friends. The fiooy ybttog stenographer, who was probably figuring out a 
new style of . haizwdresslng whUe the letter was being dictated, got it ott 
like tius£ .<^..^; ' .......... 

,_^rBm;yoar -'brMetaes behind you. plunge in again and all nOI .eMM out 
.tlghtta^thii.:«a.'S:>:^---,.ro.:..v.<:s^^^^^ . ^ 




Mjfi»i tiMj M^ was, not very long ago. atucked by one of her 

JT) -nd liw nm was aaverely laeer^ad. / A.^^^ eall^ aad whltai 



treattegi'tlM Woiiiid manifested a cheertnlnaas that did not seem 

with the work in hand. 

"Do you think I will ever have the 
uae^of my arm again r' asked Adgle. 
•BXlOtttly. 

"Oh, yes," replied the doctor, "it 
will be all right in a few weeks. Just 
as good as'ever." 

"Will there be' much of a scar?" 
asitad -AdgtSk regalwtwg hopeflaess. 

"Not at all. If iraia take good care of 
the dressing and don't pull off the 
scab." 

Adgie was beginning to feel «>mething of .his eheertulneaa heraelt. "Do 
rott tttlBk I «rtu be to plar th<e bImm?*^. ■■lmd..;<v^^^ ^^^^ 




^ ^ 

and liaT» '. hn«r 



They had lost their pet monkey and the blow was a terrible one. Noth- 
Im tbelr loss. and. to Oiatr jgde^ Omt wtMa aClsMsr- 
Ihe Stroller begs leave to print fbis lettcnr vacMtlm. wMdi la 




ion, Mich.. Dee^ gs. Itt*. 

::, & p. m. 
Dear Padt \ - 

Suppose our telegram has reached, 
you by this time. Jim died tUaaaosn- 
ing, 11 a. m. I took him to' •M'doc- 
tor. He said old age and c<insmnp- 
tion. You know, at Chicago, we did 
not use him. as it was so cold, and up 
here It's > fierce. It was all right tUI 
we hit Michigan. The doctor said he 

could never stand this northern cold. I called Lee up by phone and then he 
rushed down to Doc, and there I was. crying, and have bee* all day, and h* 
was trying to cheer me up. Just before the matinee, about twenty nilmitss, 
the boys and Mr. Rydella came up to my dressing room and told me that 
they found X<ee down stairs by the heaters, where Jim's box is. crying like 
his heart would break. He was all alone, so Mr. Byde lle made him come up 
stairs, and when they told me, that started me emtacasata. . I tOld_theaa 
I didn't know how I was going to get through the matlBee),'''ao TaaSd rd trr. 
my best, using Tony, the hand-organ man. But no more than Iiee came out. 
his eyes filled with tears and he could not sing a line. I got through it. 
though. Ho lust held his head down aU through the soac and we bad 
evanrbody axon* tha vtaci -fliylBc: ,1 took two or tkia* imr-alMfc Mr. 
I^eUe stays with r>ae. whOe his wife keep* talking to ma. She and X Sttm 
together. Gee! we are certainly all broke up. We are having him stuffed. 
Write us a nice cheery letter. Dad. you can't imagine how hard it la to go 
on and work. Iiee looks for Jim to turn over. Ijast night he worked both 
.-' -..'W* MA M-'idea he'd go so qolek. Everything- fine here, but very 
W* ~«ni-VWk Veddy If yoa wm send him on to FUnt. Michigan. Wa 
an day. WHta gg «t mat. MlBhTgan.' BUoa Thm 
'"' AICD KAXHROK. 




From Old Valot Comfort, when 
gentlemen freaa-lfcdIaiiB are dividldv: 
automobile oonnM^ .oomes this story: 

TarUngtoh. lai oompany with several 
congenial souls, among them a literary 
chap named Ferguson, grew woary of 
the landscapes and mailtie views 
around the Chamlierlain Hotel and 
Fortress Monroe one evening last 
week, and decided to seek a eliange of 
seenery. They ellmt>ed Into Tariclng- 
ton'a automobile and chugged over the 
Virginia peninsula to Newport News, 
where the ships of the ncvy come 
ftom, fifteen miles , distant. Arriving 

'Shortly' befibre S ^o^Olo^^' '&' 
appearance suggested that he had 



Oia party registered and retired. 
~ isllin person, whose general 
dragged from the debris of a. 

train wreck, limped into the lobby Of tke hottf. 

His hat was smashed, his coat was ripped up the back. bU tronaera wer* 
torn In strips, he was nursing a bleeding hand. 

Approaching the office counter, he said to Night Clerk Brlcker: 
"Olve me Mr. Ferguson's key, if you please." 

The night clerk eyed him curious, aeratehed bis ear with a pen and 
cudgeled his wits. HO was sure he had aeea the man in front •( ~ 
before, but. for tlia Ufa «t btan. he eooMart recall hia Uantlty. 

. ^OooMb aoma, Z admd tor Om luk-'it'JU& '/mB.WmtmiMi'e* ker. 
glira.lt -ta toOt tfleaae." aald ta» Bl a tff mai l aBe; ImpaaieBtly. 

: V ''^'t -tkaro aome mlstaWe haef* queried ttao clerk. Mr. Ftrguson got- 
kIstlny. tMMa mo-an honr ago." 

Ininr W d^ with a fUat amib^ "bat ha 



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Charles Frohman Succeeds in Inducing A. E. 
Matthews to Enlist Under his Banner; the English 



Mnr XM. Jilr SOIpMid to Ik* BllttMrt). 

—With the urini tram T tmttm «C A.' ■. XU- 
pewB, one of BngUn d'* AKOMSt Uiht' eome- 
dUns. It bMamc known wboB Ckailes Itahaun 

has Mlifcted fcg t h e principal put Im P. Anstcy's 
ncnantlc comedy. Lore Amoof the Tt^^tm^ which 
had a loox- careec laat aeaaoD at the Tiili itlli 
Theatre, 

me Anusrlcan leaion in proapeet for A. E. 
Itotttnm Is aae lJL dlj- America's caln and Eag- 
Inn iM. - Aaybodir that knows bis Londoa 
ttotoaa kMwa that A. B. Matthewa ia another 
Charles Bawtrer. Mb ' "~ 
hm of touch, IbMBMB-'flS: 

an abondaocc of ytmS. 

dian's first appearance on th« A m e r i ca n atase. 

There are rery fenr of his kind eltlicr in- t'^'m 
or America jast now, and probahlj that ia tile 
reason vbj Mr. Matthews la belns stren all 
I>osalh[t scope bj Mr. Frobman. In fact, tlie 
Amerlr an manager was ooly able to Indcce him 
toeome to America by agreeing that be would 
BBIMat Um Afterwards In another play la Loo- 
■n^It'wn le an Interestios algbt— the an- 

Tot* stage — a - - - 

truth and he 

ttMaTy of Iiai 

the larce traetiaa oT 

week end! In Loadoa «a ttfe* ktaOi to Mr. 
Matthewa' strle of caoedj- that ao this aHete 
w a* after a stmllar fashion by tha Jack Bar- 



I, a upuaur anelT flalabed, witty. 

T will jiM i lt— OB a Xott 
— « ri»M — *«-to to * ll » —tk 



A^daad, Pa.. July 16.— The Odd Fellow's 
Xe^^ Association bu decided to rebnlld tha 
WraBme, which wa pnetlcallT rained t)j 
■to.ltot . J— Ujjiir, aal has almdy awarded the 
«f™ g— .iBllllui. which wHl cost 
HSJ5*S?- ^ ^f^^J^J*****^ •iter the 
Onken Theatre at Baadfic Pa., and pro- 
)2f!*JSL ««nBy that wifi Bot teter- 

Sr-?!2liJ5* i^'j?"'/ ■ andllorlnm seat- 

H>V capacity, doable loges shore -the floor «eTCi. 
^ V "^T?*. ■ Improrement orer tha 
old bnadlog. It U expected to be in < 
tut tha laltial p r rft i n aaara to nrtiiliii. 



Tha kind at parte oaee glrcs . t* 
Charles Elswtrey forXoadoo first aiffhte are now 
(iTea to A. B. Matthews. It was for him that 
Hobert Henrj Dtrles, aothor of the ezqalsite 
The M<dlosc, wrote tlie comedy, Boris, that had 
ao ions a career at The Haymarket. IMattacUen 
of manner, oriclnallty of methoC aaC a cmtol 
aroldance of orer-dreasing ara 31^. TffalihawB" 
chief traits on the stsge. 

Mr. Frob m i n says that in brlsglog orer Mr.' 
Matthews and G. P. Hantley, and one other 
comedian, Lennox Panl« whom he now for tiie 
first time annoaaeca la to eooie later, an en- 
deavor wm he made to ovate- a inipalsr liking 
to tUa eonbr .tor tha bast tm af SocUab- 



Fiitt(|iipai 



Chlcagt>. ni., Jnly 23.— Mr. HUllaid Canm- 
Wn. gaieral manager of the Amerleaa TteT 
ncal Agency, annooneea tliat . Mr. Tama r 
PtOton has been placed In cbarga oC the ran^ 
derine and drsmatle department of that ccnem. 
WIUi his wide experience, there ia lltUe doobt 
that this more is a rrise one on the 

Ji".?*™^ ^ ^5 connected wltk 
BO less than a hundred dllTerent theatrical tm- 
tnrra. baring been featnrcd .with soefa «aiii- 
panles as The Prince of Tonight. The Sqoaw 
Man. Arlsona. Miner's BarIe«joer«, snd others. 
wUcb hare taken np 24 years of bis life 
hot In doing so snppUed him with Inralnshle 
data theatrlcaUy. He has already Installed an 
cxceUent system of handling the performer to 
the best adrantsge nin ronnd, and with Mr. 
Campbell as the i>ersonal head of the operatic 
Md mn ggl .c ued, aepartmeat. ttepSS^^ 
■- — — • • ^ tte 



ACTM SBftiOUSLY HURT BY ELE- 
VATOR. 

MHwankec, Wis., Jnly 20.— Robert Dempster, 
of the Albambrm Company, one of the best- 
known yonnger leading men of the com try, wH] 
MTtt appear before the footlights again. 
_ wi th his pclTls broken In two places, sutfering 
rran internal Injartea. he lies In a hospital, tiie 
"Ctlm of an elerator aeddoit. ™ — 
ia critical. Shoold he lecorar ft 
which is doobtfnl, it la bcUnad 
crippled tor life. 

Dempster was caught by •» descending ele- 
rator on the fourth floor of the Martin apart- 
ments. He was wedged between the daactBdinjc 
car and the floor, which eaa|M.kte-aaM the 
Upa. It was necessaiy to ckM ftm TlTti ifcm 
in order to extricate lilm. 

Dempster waa one of the most promising of 
the younger generation of leading men. He Is a 
graduate of Cornell Unlrersity and was Lnlo 
daser's leaillng man In Mile, Mischief. Ho 
appeared In The Roed to Yesterday as leading 
man for Minnie Dagnc, was a memiier of 

Mabel Bank ' ' 

and In Tha' 
Clark. 

U to 




Dempster was to be staired this tan 
■T wstem manager. 



imMi 



Kew. Tork, July 33.: — ^acie ^SOQ. of The 
roDles of 1910, has taken oat a poUcy . against 
tha fatarj or Insa of her ejcs. She resards her 




FOR OBERAMMERGAU 

Custave Frohman Takes Charge of Production oi. 
Mission Play of Early California rr-Specti^tle of ; ' 




BinO MAY JACKMMI 




«( tks L 

;t bapaa asd'tteteidtotsly saw 

potelbUltle* and opportnalaas la 
ahlag. Be t>«canM ersA mora cn- 
o*cr It than wai Mr. HUler and lost 
aa time la aeareh ct a ptoywrtght to undertake 
tha dramatixatloa af .|ka Ufa e( rather Becta. 
Ha discoreied, after a ckae laqnlry bad been 
ude. and the fotemost plarwrlgbte of this 
cu uu iiy bad been approached with the sab]eet< 
tluit tike rrriter, who in his estimation waa most 
thonngbly fit In a temi>eramentBl way, for the 
writing of tlM play, was Mr. Edward Sisaer. Mr. 
Bmer, who has long l>een aaaoclatcd irlth tha 
FTohmana, and one of the stage directors at tha 
Usnde Adams' production ot ShUler's Joan 
of Arc when It was produced at the Harrard 
fitadium last year waa Mr. Frohman'a choice 
of a dramatist. Mr. Eisner has but recently 
completed his mtnuseript and 1* now engaged 
In tb« finding of able ataga msnacers who wUl 
act as Mi aaslstants in tha staging of tha paa»- 
ant, for not only win he write tiie play, bot 
wUl also be Id complete charge of the stag* 
management ot the Mlsaloo play production. 

Mr. Frohman la at present In the Eaat and 
will retnm to the coast In a rery short Ume sad 
will immediately go to Blrerslde, wbera he win 
rerame bis work with tbe prodoetloa. **~ 
Mr. rrobman Is In the East, it ia 
that be will select the players for 
clpal roles, and wiU also make am 
to bring ont sereral expert electrldana. ■ 
Study the work of the electrical effeeta. 
production will be made In the opea-alr 
dnrtng twilight time. The initial pesas 
win t>e glreo next December and it. to.' 
tentlon of the projectors to repeSt^Jt-i 
thereafter. Tba Mlasloa play will fea.k 
at 




[Acrobatic Feats r 
In Court Room 



Hatainton. 0., JnlT 
fonnancc was girea. ia eaart iMra ncaM 
a Tcnllet of (l.fiOO aaslast a rsUraad hs ( 
to stand, winiam Deaaask 
tk» psffbttotr . aa< Jali»-l-_^ . 
aad critic Deoass. lAa waa fait to a 
lead accident nine years ago, sned tha eom- 
paay. winning 11,000 damages. 'v . ^ 

Deooao bad been lamping In and oat of bar- 
rels for a llreUbood. bat after the accident, at- 
serted that be conld no longer do that tiick. 
and perfected a new performance. Tbe railroad 
sought to bare tbe reidlct set aside oa_ 
ground that the new trick waa 
than the old one. II 
his latter effort in 
tar that while u i..^ . 
eSit da It vllk a.BtUa 



Sullivan-Considine 
H Enter Toronto 



Toronto, Oat.. Mr M^—T tm Majestic The- 
stre. from wUA the WUBaa Morris rande- 

rllle sttractions were remored last spring, lias 

been leased to SolIlTan and Consldlne. 

Under tbe new managemeDt. tbe bouse wilt 
l>e league with a &oore of other theatres play- 
Inj? raodeTlUe to popular prices. Tbe admlaalon 
scale win probably be lOc, 15c and 25c. 

Tbe poUcy ot the lioaae. wlilch wiU likely 




to the dty, aad with the ex- 

tsBstsa theatrical coassrtiims of the new Ics- 

sot a 



MOMMKMt wRrrn-li»iAy: 



Bsn rrandseo. Cel., Jnly 20. — Edwin T. 
Emery, tbs San Francisco actor-mansger, who 
dirldsa bto time between making Tanderina 
pcodoetlana et his own inrention and writing 
aad fitaglaK-coade operas at the Prlncsas Tbe- 




H. Savage Makes 



Hartford, Omin., Mr Mu— Tbe Great Name, 
by Victor Leon aad Las Veld, adapted by 
famea Clarence Harrey, one of Henry W.-Sar- 
age's liat of imported noreltles. was prodnced 
Jnly 18 at Parson's Theatre by tbe Boater- 
Bradford Players. Tbe prodnetloo here-" is a 
formal trial preliminary .to Its prodoetloa by 
Mr. Ssrage on Brosdwsy. Henry Kolker played 
the part ot tlie sat useful composer of Ught 




oonkbV UMcs oiviNQ ooa 



Minneapolis. Mian., Jnly 18.— aerer Cookey, 
the randerllle jaggler, who has beea atoning 
at tlie NaUonal Hotel. MlsneapoUa, for tlta past 
few days, reports the loM of bis big 



hlgb-dlTtnc dog, 
WhUe the aolmal is too old to^s|^ 




NEW 'TMrSj^tRC: POR aLME. 



OUba, Aria., Jair ».— Vhs miw 
tra iHII open aboot Anaost IS with ap-tB.dato 
randemle and pictnrts with Edwsrd B. Keith, 
manager. Tbe new Qnlna Tbeatra. now betag 
used as an aiidome, la betag hnilt as fast as 
meehsnles caa wsrfc- Ths Frsnk BIcfa Moaieal 
Coowdy OmfUir spcaa at the Martin for an 
• - - - • Xair a. -. lt as lBisi to 

Mr SU~^ tta^mrQaSrS 




'Boots. 

pear in tlw act. It has ,^ , 

the performer for sereral ysars, aa ka I 
attached to It, and he has eaacdad a 

engagement in order to Iniat for bis pet. 

SUMMERINa IN MINNEAPOLIS. 

__, Taty 'IB Miss Tfiillsl 

Hiscock.' prims dsaaa «( tha Boyal Opera OMi* 
pany. of New Zork. to spendlag tbe iiiiiiteto 
mootlis with her parcata, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. 

Hiscock, of Tis Tkbtssatk mnmm, ~ ~ 

spoils. Miss Hiseeck atoB fittjfc a'i 
cB Moodsy. ereaiaB. Mv "Mfei ' 
Knlghto.of Pythlss. 

CLOSES FOR REPAIRS. 



FlttAats. Pa.. Jdr ll-^Ika ^Kaagaa IkMp 
taa will dose iair SO tor Ihirtr darau n» 
•waar. Mr. Asa. Ksaayaa. wUl has* the thaaM 
Mtli^ laaoratod telas tha totwal aat-al 
fhs SUM tlma wm take adrsatags a( tka «*• 
psrtaaltr to toor tbroogh tba Bast to hto aaMr 
car. Mr. Xaaayea wrtu ha aew— panted oa hto 



br Hr. Bany PallaA, tha l utc ato f ii l 
manager of tks plarksaas. 

no msna has basa a aoat ismarkable one 
aad wni show sa arakags attaadaaea of 23,000 
wcakir: tba ton aad wtattr aafiaw wtU epsn 
tato to Aasaat and a new aaadoU at wless wtU 
be toatsllsd. M. A » sad M asatsi TaadaHUa 
wm ka ftalMB aad ftetaHB.wn ka 



LIBBEY AND TRAYER SCORE. 




ment st the Hlppodntoa^' 
tor Ptac. Attoalfe OMr* 



.ULY 30^' 




Grand Lodge Meets in Executive Session at Mount 
. Michigan— Proposed Hpnae 

Comes in for Attentkm ' . 



vr«n^««" CliS5»tl. 0.« B^C. New. 
?«. J. 0»talf7.Ji— •"jfe'S"! "iiOjl^ 

Mrrt r. ToidcMB. XMCte. la d.; <te m»d Tjler: 

hSuH Mi^N*- 31. WM • gnwt. Tb. Bo.nl 
■M at iSm Addia Boom aad tb« Ont qaeitlon 
Jt2_ •BIMi tkat of th* j topo w d booie. At- 
iVrilll IH«I»« «( COMldcnbU earmpondrnce 
<^ iLnMlZdn ia b^lf of Denrer, Colo., 
Sj"f5? »tJ5tuJl. to b.b.lt of «t. Clem 
ulfta tk* Baud dMided that Uuimoch u 
TSJ-offeS 1.3; Sf^inW oot tccortlo, to tte 
GrtDd I-ote aaMmt* tb»t they rwommend tb«t 

llH«tW IB WIMHac. W. Y*.. Jolj- 12. 

"V^iSSiimV^^ wu tb.t of th. 
Io^TloSilT!Sl»««tlo« Boder tbe Uw, of 

^ atrcm pr.ctltlo»n *t l>w 
wi rliSrSii aMlr'fcel'loo w« that th« 

that It to ala. tnm thatrodw the Utn- 
Suonal Lawa on lawniaraHan la P«fectlT 
SsSTeotTect wad r>ad aad wm .taad the t«t. 
S^coarU la tbe Onlt«d 8Ut*» mjJ Canida. 

nve alio qscatioDa ralaed of cooatl- 
■wtlmrnti and the way of helplDC 
I tke naaller lodtea. The meetloK waa a 
" 1 and pleasant affair and the ran- 
I wUl no doobt he mnch bencflted. 
" • the Grand Lod(e r«»lT«l 
■ Toledo. O.. Lodf* No. 20. to 
UB iBTlUtloa w«a accepted and 

J wcat to Toledo 00 Mooday eT»nln«. 

when tkar »*« met by Bro. Ed. Smil^ of 
T«l«de Lodsa. Tha BMinbeia were tendered a 
haxmet. a««» whl«* apeccbea were made by 
all the Oraad I<adca ■embcia and local mem- 



\g waa crowded and 
thorooshly. 



bers of Toledo. 4 
ererybody eajoyad 

Toetday cTcntag tk* awaibera were catcr- 
talnad to a Bah. tng aad ehlckca dlaaer by 
Braa. ttm. I.- Qolclaj aad P. C. -Kewaua at 
Lakerlev, Mick. Wedaeaday ercnlac the aMm- 
beta waca aatartalaed by Oraad PnaUaat Waa. 
T. Batlar aat SNk K. J. Odiaa. at 
GrWT* to aa 





Griffin Company 
Brjmchiiig Out 



Mr John GrUta. of the GrlBn Amniemeirt 
Oaaqtaay. Ttoraato. Ont.. Is maklnc a trip 
thnash' Canada aad Mlehlcan. He hai had sct- 
era! Koala «a the road tor htm, tooklni up likely 
tswm for tbeatret. and ha« aerenteen new opera 
boaiM leased, ready to open Septemtter 1. Tha 
Grlffln AmaMmrnt Company now controls the 
prlnclpil opera houses In Oaaada, and Is headlnx 
towsrd MIchljsn. There Is nothloc to U! The 
CrllBn Company Is stepptng hlfh aad la maklnc 
■a big •□wMs of ritTj boose It takes In hand. 
Mr. Peter F. Grlffln has made a few chances 
a. Mr. Croabie VcArllMr to aoar boaa 
aad la recocniaed to ha (k* best aad 
- - 1 aaa In thia paaltloa. Ttt. Bntee 
r.aMotnlfd aaalataat aaaaccr of 
__«rSfr. Darld aearait la a rain 

Ike Taaderflle eltcalt. sad tkare la 

talk abeat aendlac bin to th* coast to 

afler a branch odte* there. Th* changes 

la the house ms^scers are aa follows: Hsl Uor- 
'San, GrIOln's New Orphrom TTjestre, KIncstan. 
J. Carre. Grlffln's Op^ra Hons*, BelleTllle; J. C. 
Gr«D. Griffin's Thearr* Boysl. Gnrlrb: J. Wald. 
GrllBa's Opera House, 9lrstford: B. Holehan, 
Griffin's Theatre, St. CslheriDes; U. OrtOo 
Grlffln't Acaea Street Theatre, Toronto; A. 
Glynn. Grlffln's Blppodrocne, Toronto; A. Norton. 
Griffln's Variety Theatre. Toronto: M. Corran. 
Grian's Csaloo. Totooto: ^ SherrlnstOB, Grif- 
■B'a Andltorlna. Teraato; A. Bol£ OrtOa'a 
ThcalsrIaB. TkMto; H. SMart. OftMara Alt- 




I of tka akaea towaa axa la < 

Oatailo. 



NEW THEATRE FOR NORFOLK. 

Portaaionth. Va., Joly 18 (Special Dispatch to 
Tka Billboard). — The pnrchase by the Concord 
Baalty Cocporatlon of property on tbe wcat aids 
of Oraaby street, north of the Coloolal Hotel. 
Kortotk. Va., with a ftonuce of alzty feet 
trooi the Betall Uerehanta' Corporation for 



tUaWW •Caeted aooa aoatlu aco, \ 
Jaly IB arltk tke ncecdla* ^ 
■ala aad aala. algaad tgr W. TaaeiiM. 




SifSStofikdMtkaSN 



NO SUNDAY SHOWS IN KOKOMO. 



Kokomo, Ind., Jaly IS.— TaodeTllle theatres 
and picture houses, which tor sereral years hare 
operated here on Sundsy practically without 
■elcatatlon, will bcrratter be dark 00 the Srst 
dsy of the week. Usyor Pnckett has annoaaced 
that la tbe future operatlona of these placee 
aa Sanday will oot be permitted. Formal Bo- 
tka haa heea gtrea tka acraral 1 
•M^ It Ip MMMna. kM rfgMM B 



FOR LO WER L ICENSE 

J. M Busby Cites Instance of Exorbitant Charge Made 
by Railroad for Moving Cars— Requests One and 
Two-Car Showmen to be Present at Hearing 



Editor Tbr Billboard. 

Cincinnati. Oido: 
Dear Blr— Recently tbe Cotton Belt BaUwiy 
eharccd me $45 for morcment of my company 
aad two caia. an other loada dolas a Ilka aarriee 
for $S. I took the matter bataa tka Kallraad 
~ ' at Uttle Bock, Joly «. 




(Conti 



a taa ipai a iy acdar far tka 
■allwar ki handle as aa atks it 
kaadia oar testa, palea. etc., witkoot 
a tielskt ckarce. Tkcy hare eet Ancoat 8 fcr 
another krarlnc. with a rlew to eatabUahlnc a 
pprman-^nt and Just rate. Tfeoy hare notlfiwl 
f): rfl,:. Mil- ;t. aDl .'■;r::l^b a% muc^] 



data aa possible as da C 
ootflts of our kind. 

Now. It Is necessary that all one : 
staoirmen be present and pat ap a ' 
any adTaoccmcat. Mr. A. O. AUea. < 




aad myaett 

tiac. V. L 

oSica. 



HAimV MnTAVCR 




I with the Bmbaak Stock Caa>paBg|V 
even sods tha aaaasewat «r 



New Musical 

Produced 



New York City, July 20. »Ni— taJavU in 
tbe name of the moalcal show which win open 
OB Aacaat 18, and plays the middle west. The 
prodnetloa la onder the direction of J. K. vet- 
ter and the pcrsoos encsied are aa follows: 
Myrs Jeffereoo, Cora Stelner, Adilene Adslr. 
Msrcarete Temple, Dorothy Howard. Blanche 
Ray, J. A. Wearer, J. D. Oi^. AL 0. 
Strlner and Roe ReeTes. • cboraa aC tSB People 
baa alao been eacaced, contracta kare keen let 
to the Donaldaon Utkocraphtnc Co.. far aa 
entirely new line of apeclal paper. Tbe piar 
—— • — .- thiee acta - 



ha viaa tka arit It wtn aaaa ■itj ta all iC 

na. It la not fair ta ataad kaek aad let Binlkaf 

Allen pat op an thIa expense. I hare dooatsA 
lie and the shot bac la Mill open. 
Come oo. now, and kelp graaaa Ike \ 

carries you over. 

L^t me bear Crom all tkak «■! kl 

Bock. BeapectfoUy. 

J. If. 

m. 



THREE WEEKS PRESENTKO UNr 
DER PROTEST. 



. K. T.. Jaly 30.— Thrca Weeks was 

tkna k k t ky asms to be an Immoral play. ec»- 
aeqiKBtly a mtaat waa filed witk the palica 
to stop tha aaaM helas preaentad at the Ma- 
Jsatle Theatre, here, bat as the play bad bea« 
eateaalTely adreillaed. aad Mlaa Helen Grayca. 
a leadlns lady of fanaer atock coapaales bt 
Vtlca. had heea encased to aaaome the part of 
the Qtieea. tbe play was preeenteed with moat 
aattafaetory reaolts. The theatre belnc sold 
out at craty performance. It beinc 
to (Ire ape^dal matlseea Friday and 
Jaly 15 and 16. Tbe play was 



Aberdeen. 3. D.. July 23.— Tka Oottaehalk 
Theatre, toeether with sereral other k nlMh n » 
waa daetroyed t>y Ore la tka algkt aC Jalkr,aB 
aa a ttanit of crossed electric wirca. ~' 
la aatlmatcd at ViJIM. with 



U.aOfGces 




The Troaalale Btoa. . 
Mao on tha Box wtU all 

last wsek In Aotaat. 

pisee In Cedar Raplda, Iowa, 
tour companlea, Weatata. taitaia, 
Sonthem. Back akow wBl kaea 
scenic Ptodaeas*. ^_Tka,JMgrt^l___ 

' hi 






: .«L B. 



I ken tka 
imiaa 



h n aaa a . 

'Wo wlB ha«* m hniisiis by aeat 

tka acta baay Itt aaaartl jaaia to 
Maav haa B aav ctaeatt of 
Mr. Pilany la mimiii « with 
taseat In tka IMlaB aC wkleh 
D. T. Henneaay Is the maaater. T. K. 
trarellnc representstlre; Walter J. 
teeter D. Mayne. Fred De Bendy aad WQUam 
IMaoey are the booking upssasuta tleea, and ace 
BOW booking tha MarBtdlata tlaa kooHa b 
tka New Sn«land Statea. New Jerna^. IMswaia, 
~ ~, Ohio, Penmylranla. Weat Ytzxbila 
York. 



Tbe roar Kentucky Bosebada hare BaMbed an 
ciskt weeks' encscement la PklladelphU. and 
karo foor more weeks to play In the Keystone 
State before coins West. Tbla act la noder the 
aC Mia. LewU Seeker, feataitas 



THEATRE 



■rnRK. 





NelUeReveU 

Visits Chic^o 

Chlcaco, Jiaj IS (Special to Tka 
Inqnirlea at tke besdqoarten of _ 
burean as to srkat was the caosa of 
atmospberic dlatnrbance laat week 1> 1 .. ^ . 
bnocbt to llfht tbe fact that NdUa BaraO was 
la town. Brcryoae la the new—— — ' 
ncal field of tbe Wladr City I 
the tew trsiiahala wko kaei 
tloo ooly were tiacalM it 1 
baate aa that thv caw aaat kar aa« eaa- 
^ ttob adaSta. Okk UtUa wa> tta 
master at canaMalaa aad waa aaaMcd vt a vai- 
Brtcar em iC aatabiaa wMek w«dd awke tka 
caat urimWUkm BMrir lo ok like a hoeae talcak 

"^tSriaiVlhnS/SffiMrtlhDarM Btfaa^ 
soo in-law haB laMkad kaaa kawa ker. wajm 
laterrlewaB aa ttlB aMttar ahe waa aaodejtlB 
- - ImB tha aewa that eke WW a 
H'tta boot and that bar ap- 
- - away. Mlae BereU 
_ New York tor Percy 
la tkia dlicctlaa are ftr 
IT exceeds tbe boond^rt-e 
a<^ tk£ l aiil l au. 'Md qalte aa tar doea her 
ZS-^TTS. allaallsa weed the reach -if tbe 
ItSSuj irCM a|«M. The Olympic Theatre 
^^^to kSt latka aanAlae of her personal 
■loa wbea Oat koase waa playtnc ra-. 

mna at tkIa ataad she rertslnly dM 
•ne^waaa rtaS cataa of the right csllbre. 
ZiTl.M *'~ . lesatatJiia then and there and 
I-L ton eser since. A few daya 

la tSSSj this week sod then sbout a 
laht Mate "howdy" to her host of Chi- 
can ^t-?^ thea eB she will co t o— Qolea | 
iSa* 0« thine yea ons^ 
aad that 1^ laac after n 
a( Bar Sttttnc preaeaee 
able to bear her wbla. 

OSCAR HAMM ERST EIM RETORHt. 

New York. July 28.— On board t-naltanU, 
when she docked st New Tock on Joly li. 
Oacar Hammerstein, the ei-lmptesart^ JBj 
BBBuaeretela did not appear to he .In taa a eaa 
of health and many Interrogatlona an ta ■■■ 
plans for the future were snsweied to aB 
basd waj. Ho care out no Infoimaasm ~ 
the reason for hla return dnrlnc the f 
period, simply sxpressed hlaaclf aa 
pleased In belnc 00 American aoU .acain. 
of Mr. Hamm«rsteln-s tl™e^ sp»trt»aat 
la aeaich of new acU for tl^TISS'fc.^lia 
aecnred any new festure sttiaetia«a aa 
the btfermatlaB w«U under corer. ...^ 
He la qaoted aa barlnc said that »aat y~« 
rk aad wecrr combined with the reac tlOB aC 
— atrro — 



hla aperatie defeat laM 

nt ka "** jug^g^yiy 



The Hendersons dosed on the Bdw. J. Flaker 
time at Bminrs, Moot., Joly 17. The hot 
weather had caused nearly sU the Montana Cte- 
cnlt of hoosM to cloee. They opened on tka 
latenaUonal Ttx^ire. Cal. Acency'a ttae at 
Ckeyene. Wyo.. Jaly 3S. wUk Laxaala ta M- 



6 



Ttie Billboard 



4ULY 90, 191& 



FOY AT CA SINO 

(kiitesque Comedian Scores His Biggest Success in 
. Down Broadway, a Smith-Jerome^», , 

• ^ ^ - Schwartz Collaboration ^ "^^ ^ : 



Sww X«k. JtOj 23 (SpeeUl to Tbe BUIboud). 
-n^ -n— B BtMdwv. a waleal nrar. la 

Lir afsar laJ^ iitfcs by wu 




Xomin 




>• •• •• Eddie Fo7 

>. George AndenoD 

MuHa Brown 
,i Bmxtj IfacOaoooch. Jr. 
•• -'- -- ... .. Enat Hue 

>. TUa WUtmore 

. .. ... .. PkjUs OortoB 

• • ••'^ '.. Ma* Dcaly 

-.. .. Jtttla. Worth 

'••'-.^'-KaiSIKTlte St. CUlr 
. ........ SrlTla Clarke 

p^xx ifcmtt 
Can* 



Bumpkin ., .. ., .. 

Schlamell 

VUta .. .. 




Fieaerlck PoweU 

■ .. .. Jamea B. Canon 
. Baxzj "*^"~-— f*- Jr. 



VlTlan 
Banco BUI 
Dotch UcGee 



•k 'Aaaa Wheaton 
Kra WUllama 
. Tfulea Wortn 
.. Hana Botierta 
.. Bobert miiiirtn 

zsTcala a oeetlas oi the Hlsh- 
„ faot Pima—, In which nr. 

nr * iwi?i .^y »ii* ij^^^F'"' ^ '^^Si^ 

and tba aatmal plaot lor hla w^MnJSnSi 
He deaccadcd Is an ^*r. aSMl «n 
comieallT plctmed in tk> cfaadiL. ' 'B* '«b » 
dand to lilch-btowixe Braadwaj- rtietihal dr- 
dn, and aooiiei or latei an of Ills aaodttci 
cama to amit blm, and It waa well that thtj 
did* ior Instead of ccadactin^ a aacceeafoi cam- 
pal^ of education. Momoa was xapldlj demor- 
alised. In fact, ai the moment ot the appear- 
ance of Melpontene, nwse ot txandy UUss Sm- 
■> C aws). JfaBaB_m>jMt amiac down to a 
same witfc CHIMM: Bsetsls* It mnalnad 
Mstownesf to CMMrt tfea tiatiif tt tba 

bot even she was- UMoesaM 
ceU a Tictlm t» tbe le**-«C 
«C Ute, 



the past few weeks, were well repsM te . 
weat7. and soper-beated TlgU. T>«»n fc t>e pf- 
. " " ■ "* ansplcMos 



MdlKBuea of a 

. taa atteodsnee oo 

■IgM oC ITp and Dowa Broadway 
m betfc from ttie manaaerial and 
t w utoj r (taodpolat. The nun- 
■xement was pleased with the box-office re- 
ceipts, the performers elated with the welcome 
thej peceiTed. 

Eddie For is the Alet Jaa-nakcc ot tha 
show, ssalsted ssnat 
hevT ot bewit^USK 
Whne It Is dead 
cohcnot i e wiiB > of f uni t 
and otbnwlss: It ^uUca witft Mtil at 




THE CAT IS OUT 

Oscar Hammerstein Reconsiders His Determination 
Not To Divulge His Opera Plans Until BeMk 
Had Looked Over Situation 



_ to Tk* 

Uaded to Xew'Xsck 

be dM aot IntcBd te deeiaie bla Intentioos' aa to 
his opera plans tin til be bad looked orer the 
sltnstloa. bat repeated requests tor infonaatloo 
are said to haee broosht forth the foUowlix In- 
terrlew: 

"To etrrect what seems to be a popalar error. 
I will state thst I hare not disposed of the 
Msnbsttsn Opera House bj sale or lease; It re- 
ma las my exclQslTe property. In my arrsnge- 
meata with the Metw^aUtan Opera Company. 




Frohman Rehearsal 
Seascmc 



^^.^"il ^ (Speetol toSWBniboard). 
~HjMne* Frohman opened his » « k ««j..i neasoa 
HaadMf, July 18. Prerloasly he had nerer 
arleaipM d to begin bis season actlrelr oatll 
■ttv tha flrat at Ancnst. biU this jcar, owlac 
to the lazca — of pcadactlsH BtouMd. ha 
s s s emMg d the eoomaalea te Mm tat amae- 
tloBa fGUT a tatalsht — *«— 3te Scat pieea 
to be lehes rse d was liore Hainm tha Uon. 
at the Gsirick, where It will spa eadr aaX 
month. Both Mr. A. B. Msttbews and 
May Blaner. who bare been selected to take 
the leading roles in tills «mnrin|f fuce. srrlTed 
oo Joly 16 ttoo Enslsnd. In order to be on 
hsnd for the first call. Oddly eaoo^ti. Deltber 
eaa of tlie pzioclpala know -wiu) the sathor of 
to* piece In which they are to play Is, and 
Htm Otej asked Mr. nohman his name, he 
■ini* j gaj^d th at he was aatos to keep it a 

' ^-H*** tiM nfecuHli wen cpcMd to 
the I^enim Tkeatre for Frank Aastcy*s nms». 
tie comedy. The Brass Bottle, which has bad a 
snccesafol run st the Taaderaie Tfeeatn, Los- 
.doo. Tills play will open in the same theatre 
la the middle ot Aognst. 

Ccmpared with Oar Miss Glhhs Cam a mar both 
g cempaalea seem smaU. when Thomas 

' •S»^2rt?" » moslcal stage director, 
rici^' *S-S^ moslcal comedy, he 

g g^-"??! ^. "^ .t «• Enjllsh actors 
«fcito» ftr.tba principal .roles 

tta wSr% b?*^ed^tta5r^thlri«Sk 
«t the choras. wwk 

^ °' ^ second «— r— tTS of 

5Sn J*"? Princes, and TteTSS5s2 

win be formed and drilled. Mr. rrotanTS^ir 
jomcra that by the end of next week be wffl 
l^^atoSSSS'^ production of eight 

" - **SL.***^. **f companies 
""^ ■■gfc whIA John Drew Is to «v«b 



THE 




Bmboard). 

t nnnsuslly 

ta aald to haT« 
■taMd. that she 
' te addeee for 



tt avIUv bkt tbe 

I Aall pieaant the 



wvap^ -Wffb -tfelr^-4ea people, bat next 
ytv-flat wm b« « tti^r oC the pot. 
_*T >«n r Aali;appcar to a asdoa plar hj a 
neaeh author. I totoad to make a Bama for 
niMlt _lB_ tba . todtlasM^' Tk*. 

r .. dP!;to ■ —gjg^^ 




- ^K>ff:^?IIAOO. •LAMBERT 




Chantidair Suit 
Finally Dedded 



Vew Tatk; J«r IS . . 
— Jodo Ogi eil eb joC tba 
salt brvofbt IT 
MscrU 
tlon 

tba 

" " says tbat If 
me were per* 

_ le city, eadi 

bsTtag banyafj iataal* as Its prioelpsl ebsi- 
m^*mM ^ tba pohlie ailsht be decelTSd and mis- 
led. Jadse Odcedeb holds that tbe qnestlaa 
ot eoiTTisbt docs not enter Into the case, bis 
dedska bcinc bssed spon the principle that the 
pnbUe la eetltlcd to protection from any at- 
tcxnpt at dacaptiOB. Under the dedslon. If an 

■tgregatta ot bmyaid talmals were uscmbled 
by a — — t— aad he attempted to pat oo an 
pel fiM i i i snea tM mg to .. . ~ 

ame. the Cmrt 
tttl* aad tbe east of 
to decelre the public. 

Soon atter the snlt was 
changed tbe name of his prodi 
tlelalr to A Banjaid Bobco. 






Pds Added 

to Behman Show 



ksasd). 
_ tba 

sC Mi^ a 
Day. It was lastlH trttm Bas- 
' QaOb BIcgBSat tjIh— Bcta- 
Wm J. Keaaed7. Tba Covtaar Sto- 
ters cua tto ued to prove a popular attractioa. 
One or tbe bifsest sonc hita of the abow Is 
Edna Dtrenport aod her tea efaorn (Ifi* aRtTsd 
in tbe orli^oal onlqne Bert WU' 
that be D»e« in readeilna bis b% 
ber. Play That Barber Bbop Cbard. 

KISS OeneTcre Warasr, wbo tuMg awaaOy 
sccompanled bersM cs tbe bsrp, 
sttTsctloil. Sbe made good. 




MADAME SHERRY AT NEW AM- 
STERDAM. 

Mcw'Torfc. Joly SS CSpeclal to Vba BUIboaid). 
— Henry W. Bavace haetoK decided to .look 
tbraofb the open door. Madame X wHl not ap- 
pear at the New Anaterdam aaxt season to eoe- 
tlDoc its sncccssfnl nm; In Ito place Madame 
Sbeny, which ksa basa maniac at the Cotonlsl 
TbMtn,^ (Mcac*^ .«ni 9m. m .Aa0t SV 'te 



'tht caasta that led to aach a . esadaaka 
aia naar. Iba opera-colas ps — 
threa lastltotlsas aCtdtol aa 

operas a weak. Tbe indtiat .. 

ezaetlac te tba mattar tt easts tor oparsa, 

ooly appeared at gala perfoemaaeea wbera a 
nomber ot the hlchsst-pnced artlsto ware pre- 
sented. The losses to sll ran Into stapMdoas 
snms; both institntions srmlas • tbemeelTas for 
s repetition of tbe combat for ths ensnlnc aca- 
son. Eren old sut>scrlt>ers held aloof troos re- 
newinc their sabacripttoBs. belieTinc It better 
to^wslt aad^fwctea Udato tot^gmtma^tm 

hare sotttod «■ a aoilejr tor mj lUakattn Op- 
era Honse. It will beceeaa a boeM for eomie 
opera In English on a scale aetar attempted be- 
fore. Tbe works 1 will preseat are new. I win 
employ sincere to be ncssored h7 the standards 
of srtlsts of tbe opera ataa*. Iba orcheatra 
win nomber fcrtr-aTe. aad taa ehonis and bal- 
let wm be Terr large. Tbe faeHItlea of the 
Sicat stage of the Manhsttan Opera Boom will 
aOaw tmrlTsled scenic prodactloos. 

**I hsTS aacund foor worts ao far. Tbey 
an Haas, tbe Ctato Player, at preseat raaalac 
at. tba ApoOa' Theatrs to Faitor nartlshj 
I/BtsOa. aad aa opera by" Victor Serhart aad 
BIto Johaaoa Yonnc. to which MUe: ncatlnl. a 
I to ai e i member of tbe Msahsttan company, will 



The flnt of the operas. Bana. wID open tha 
Opera Boose on Mooosy, September 12. Among 
tbe sincere aliesdy sogsaed are Miss Sophie 
Biaadt. wen knows on toe comic opera stags 
bet*, who has beta atndylnx In Baasva tor tba 
paat.iaar: MIeto I^ae, a yoanc a~ 

« Babett Milttoad. a baritoar i 

a " " 




3laBhattaa Opera Boose wUl nndergo a 

at renontloa tram top to bottom. Tba 

tosatri wfll be llnfsbed at aoea. aad to aO 

ba nadr lar- 



At- WOODS' ACTIVITIES. 



Mew JTock. Jdl7 a jlSpe d al t^naJBimbaMdl. 

' I tV AL ITM* 




J. Calyin Brown 

^^^^^ ^ 



Kew Ymtk, ittrSKtfdH tt The BQlboaid). 
-a. OsMBBraaia. aCr ' - — 




irtlh a vlatr to te- 
la bis owa parks, 
atad to a a umbw 
Id iato a warhiai 
I to «n anbaac* aU : 
iC tba <u »wd aa t aad s 
wide-awake ■sasg'rs st Oooey Island. 

to laaelas, Mr. Brown expressed himself ss 
delighted with his Tlslt to his natlre cooBtry 
sad with the resalt of hta bant for Ideas tr 
saiesa E ur opeans on Aasrieaa Uaca. Be found 
Oooey IsIsDd keeploc op to tbe mtente and 
ssys it is tha liveliest spot on earth and the 
most sober aad beat tiebsTed crowds to be 
found la any part of the wt>rld. Tbe Uacic 
City, Mr. BrowB's.psrfc In Psrls, to to opsa 
next Easter, with aU the best tHat awa.ad 0 
tbe parks to America a» weU as a BMMor «» 
idsis from European InTcnton. 

While st Coney Island. Mr. Brown spent 
eonsidersble time at Dresmlsnd. and before '•■J' 
log accompUsbid a worktoy a c isaia ia t wttb 
W. OnmpMtot.j 
by which titon 

tiaetleaa. - ■ .:— " ^ 

STUBBORN CtHDERCLLA BOUaHT. 

Hew York, JtUy 23 (Speclil to Ths BUlboarg^ 

Chaa. A. Ooettler, formerly with the 

Steccr Oosspaay. of Chicago, and late 
of '3oba Oorfs King Dodo Compsny, 
chased tbe A Stubborn Cinderella I 
from Mort B. Singer and will taka a OS 
oree tbe Western Circnit.- opeataC' tba 

aboat Aocust 21, In tbe aUdla ^Mart 
Mtsa Bsad KIrke bss been *ac>C*d. aa 
dooaa. to foUaw la tba wske oC BalUa - 

JJam fkddiBritbjgead to tt^tyMtey^jMqg 

been te-enctsrd, 

NEW FROHMAN PLAYS. 

Mew York. Jair » <"po«Ul to Tba Bmboard). 
— Chatlea VMtaaa. It to said, now bas to bis 
Bossessloa tta. ■aaaactipto for seTcral new 
ptoTS. BMM c* wkUb wffl be prodneed /nrlof 
toe eoaUnc sssiiiii Amoac those scheduled tor 
prodnetloa are: The Ftoollsh Virgin, The 8scre« 
itocst. The Beaadal. The. Unknown Dancer. A 
WoBia'* Way. HmiI UtidaB>8Mf«. U.Mw- 

lace aa mia. .ati»Km^-'^tmir.*i^»fi^Jf*m-^ 




JULVaiklMOl 



Ttie Billboard 



7 



WM. ROCHE MOVES 

* - . * " • 

Announces that in Future He Will Direct the Affairs 
of the Kohl and Castle Theatres from His 
Headqusurters in %yi|^|r 



Cbloio. Julj 23 (SpecUl to The BUlboud). — 

ttt. Wok Boete, gencnl muuctr o( all KoU 
^ OHda-ttMtiM. wwt of tiM rtrer, as- 
mtmtm ttat Ma bcadquattan la tbf tatar* vUI 
be It the HiTaarket lIiMtt*, wlwa HI* *ntb« 
«i«cuilTe suit wUl ba ahUtad. llr. Bo^ for 
the put ten 7ean baa b ean located la tbe 
Acadrmy Ttitatre, from wb«i>ee ba took cars of 




MiOH un |il;^bitti!SMt ATvtHB 



Niw York, Jair 23 (Special to Tba BUIboara). 
_CbarIn J. Boss. Ic nisb tit* lo Jail. wU ba 
tbe Initial olTerlsc of the sew tbeatrkai araaoa 
at the niekett, o|>eslsg aboat tbe middle of 
Aagutt. It la deaerlbed aa a moalcal farce In 
three acU Walter Baekett, witb I/rtca by 
Ben Sblelda and maale b7 P. D. Ooatrr. ib. 
Bnaa pl>7s the stellar role of a banker wbo 
gttM Into iail Doder aneb comfortable lioadltiona 
that be nerer wasta to lire anrwbere elae. In 
addition to Ur. Bon. tta* caat Inelodet aocli 
playera aa Frank Brron. frfwlae I.aacdoa. Ray 
Coz. Blan Byan, Bob ert Daller, 8am Bdwarda. 
OriBt mtcMI. TiTlaa PlCMOtt. loka Dosan, 
~ DbtM Bcwttr AaM I^teV' aol 





CosmmiriitanShows 




caaizatka. bled hhnaalf «»■ 
aucceedcd In atciulaa ttmm-mt-Mtm-M 
the eoeaa^MMat tt «bnK.'ut 9. 
tke "Cicra CItjr he warn Umtint 
•r Mr. t..m^Amlmmm ad aarml 
brra of tbe K. af P. Inite. Tba OooMpolitaB 
Sbowa DOW bay* tea wtcfea" adranc* booklnst 
and Mr. Kema la new lendlns hla ettorta tbroosb 
OeorsU and otber aaatkcfB atataa towaida net 

— . 

' « ' 



HUBER'S MUSEUM CLOSES. 



New York. July 20. — When OeOTse F. Hab« 
aM Albert Lochow conpletecd the trenster of 
tbe property at 106 Eait 14U atreet. It marked 
nc paaalnc of tbe treataat maaenm for freaka 
m tbia coanlry. Where the crowd* formerly 
M to watrb the Mro-headei] calf and 
at tbe entlca of Boaco, the man wbo 

tm allre. and thooaandi of other freaka 

SMck Seem Bnber ee^mred md diaplayed tn 
**i «Ml* ball, tbey wUl aooa be aaated at 
cl ea n taltlea and partake of tbe 
mir Albert I.acbow and bla atatt 
s -Id cketa can pcepare. Probably 

1 1i M mm «k» Mgreta Bor* kMly tb* 

■ _ >B- «< a* MMM tku Prof Bnt^laaoa, 
«Ji;ina (M af the aztvca at lb* pUcau Prof. 
HBTrblMMi to n jaan cM aad kn beca a 
•Matni lactaRT tta :Biwtw part of Mi lUe. 
yya la wumr « atar «■ Broadway to-day wboaa 




IN THB WTHITE MOUNTAINS. 



— ter. Uaaa.. July 23.— Ur. Jobn B. 

, — . tb* popolar manacsr of the Worceatar 

SSS**^ ^<*<****> Itaaa.. la annunertnc at the 

wai 

J tha 
■and 

«< P. F. Sbaa * Co. 



ajJTO* worceatar, llaaa.. la annunertnc at 
y**** MwatMiM. la New Htmpmira. Ht i 

taaae will open wUk BSllMl- MMMh i 
dramaa. The bonne li aMcr tta MNNMnn 



Ut. Bocb* In tbe-paat make* It aeMant ttat he 
wUl dlacharce kto added dotlaa la a Baaaer 
pleaalac to arary ooe eoocemed and add to kla 
already Iar(e boat of fricoda. 

Tbe Baymarfcet wUI alao baTo a new mnatcal 
dlRctar Vhea that booie opeu thortly. H. W. 
Sinn, formcriy eoonected with the ' <"~Ji> j. 
Carter prodoctlona and compoaer of aereral 
moalcal prodnetlona, will direct tbe large or- 
cheatra neceaaary for tbe Interpretation of the 

moalcal eomcdlaa wblcb «tU ba aaea at tbla 

_ ^ 



FOR CH ICAGO OPERA 

The Auditorium Which will House the Opera During 
Its First Full Season in Chicago is Being Re- 
d|iessedr-Many Improvements Being Afade 



Cbtcaco. July 23 (Special to Tho BUlboanJ). — 
Preparatory to the cpenlns o( the Andltorlnm 
on NoTcmber 3, for the flnt seuon o( Chlcaca 
opera, thia theatre 1* belos remodeled and re- 
attad. Wban tta* .worfcaeo hare tlnlahWI aoaao 

K tta iiminii tagnMMaiB .«ai ted 



tractive feature, will permit of an nnlntermptad 
rlaw of the sUge. Tlie entire bonae will bare 
been redecorated, new draperle* bung, new car- 
peta laid and the entire Soar aeata wUl bare 
baea replaced by aaw once. ▲ new curtain wlU 



A THIEF IN THE NIOHT. 



Kew Tark, Joly St.— Coame HamUtoa baa 
completed for Frobmaa tbe adaptatloa of La 
Ooatand den Bplaettea, wbleb will ba prodnced 
la America ooder tbe Utla of A Iblat la tba 
- ta Oa title 



MISS PLommcK rkbo 




aart. Tbla tbrlWIag draau of Pailalan low 
lUa. wlU b* p ta du c a d aaHy la tbe faU la 
Hnr Xan. by - " 

JEAN 



AL.WVN FOR OUR HIM 



Kaw Tort. Inly 2S.— Cbarlea fmlm aa tag 
reeelTcd weed firom f iia nVm that Ba baa aanna 
far Oar Ulaa GIbba. tba ac t i lean of Aaa Alwya. 
tha Bncllab alncer of Scottlab aonga. wbo baa 
appeared eontlnooaaly for three yeara on tba 
Btase of tbe Oaiety'Tbeatre, Loodon, where aha 
to aald to bare oot-Lendered Barry Lpaoder wttk 
aoaga of Scotland and the Scot. MUa Alwya 
baa refnsed all olfera to appear In Moale BaBa 
In England and America and baa only now 
agreed to come to America bceanae Onr Ulaa 
to a Ixiodon Gilety Theatre play aad aJU 
Alwyn'B leaTe of ah 



1I. |B ■ndneed. 



ilMKHJ'A I'ETERNITE FOR MAR^ 
GARET ILLINGTON. 



Mew Tork, Joly 23. — An aanooneement baa 
ba^ made that tbe play tn which Uargatet 
miawtan win atar next aeaaon win be a drama 
taken from tbe rrcneb and called Until Eter- 
nity. Tba adaptaUoB wUI be made by Edward 
daner. 

The Boorce of the new play, aaya Mlao Ullag- 
ton. U Josqn'a I'Etemlte. which waa the ar- 
tglnal of Clara Morrla' drama, Stiaa Uoaltoo. 
The flnt performance will be glfen at Tacoma 
on Angnat 26, and the principal member* o f tb a 
aapportlng company will include Nina Morrla, 
Lllla Vane, Inez Sbannoo, Florence TImponI, 
Zyllah Shannon. Walter Edward*. Edward Bl8> 
ner. Jobn D. Barry and UelTllle Roeenow. 

A New York engagement will be played at 
Uaxlaa Elllott'a Theatre later In tbe leaaoa. 



Adam and Guhl 

Lose Suit 



New Tork. July 23.— Adam and Oobl, who 
were engaged laat aeaaon. In the part* form- 
erly played by tbe Bogeta Brother*' In Panama 
Oompany. btoogbt anit agaIo*t Al. Bleb Prodnc- 
tlda Company, owaera of tbe abore abow, to 
rccorer two weeka' aalaty whicfa they claim waa 
doe then, tbroogh l»reacb of contract. 

Tba eaaa waa called in tbe Third Dlitrlct 
Unttldpal Coort. Borongb of Uanbattan City, 
of Mew Tork. 

It deraloped dnrlos tba tttal tbat Adam and 
Gobi bad left tbe abow at tha Court Street Thea- 
tre. Brooklyn, N. Y., aa Sataiday alcht wlthool 
glTlog tlie manageoMat any ■oclce and failed to 

tppatr for tta Utt ptrCNOMaea ot tbe caapaay 
at tha Itaatabto Tbaa tr a . Bnaaaa^ If. 

Tke Oeart 4-- - - - 
OoU aa tta 

jadwiwn, IB .Cmr aC AL 

toe fMM.rr'i-j.** V 



Sodini Purchases 
Another Theatre 



itrca, baa adM ai 
colt. Mr. Bodlal baa 
Chkasa.. Ita Bapp 
whicb wm hi tta ' 
leatle, win ta 

and tta Maft 
aattloga. ate. 

Joeeph X. ' 
tta Bock 1 
win ta >lact« Ja 
performaana dallr at- 



B. A. SadlBl. 
- Ohcnlt of 
labto dr- 




Tta Olrl Itom Home, a Soatbera comedy In 
IWr acta wItb Htoa Uary Carew will be seen 
m tta better daaa aa aigbt ataada during the 
comlv aaaaaa. .Tta ■wapntaitlw, a« thta 
play «M fhw al Aim. K. Th taftMtar is. 



aodatlaa. 

Ur. Sodlnl, wta aov 

at Uollae and Bock lataad lOa., aad <aiatoii« 
Iowa, win open tor tb* aaaaoa, Annat SI. Be 
wm alao open the Barrrmocc at UoUaa, with 
Ctanacey Olcott. September IS. 



THEATRE CHANGES HANDS. 

Iowa City. la., July 23.— WUl. S. Collier, 
manager of Grecoe'a Opera Booae," at Ocdar 
Raplda, baa ' leaaed tbe Oaldroa Tbaatie at 
Iowa City for another tana at jaaia, eaatla- 
gent npoa a fallnro of Ita atalalBlMlMLt* 
aell tbe boose at a prteata aata— aa' M 
to diqwae of It poblldF. 



jMailowe Theatre 



(Jhlcago, Joly 23 (Special to Tbe Blllboaid).-— 
The Marlowe Theatre, which doriag tta latter 
part of the aeaaon waa deroted to eaadeetlla. 
win be opened In tbe f*U with a atoAeaapaw 
under tbe direction of Chaa. B. ItnOlk Itaa 
for aereral year* paat offered tWa aMt'dCa^ . 
urtalnment at the Marlowe aa wM_.m- *mK 
oatlylog Cbleago thentiea, jaaavt VaJta^Mb 
tbe People'a and Callese i^HtatfcJlt la 
kaowB what tta IS^^Jg^^^j^jfJS^mS 



116 SUN DAY SHOWa. 

DeoTcr. Col., July 23.— Tbe Sbobert* and Iota 
Cort, who baTe been negotlatlog for the Aodl- 
torlom Theatre for tweoty-flTe weeka. beginning 
Noremher 15, wUI not be able to pl«T In the 
hooae Sanday* and Chtlstmaa and Holy weeka. 
Theae teaerrattona an made In the ^joanact. 
whltib tba diy acnt ta tba Hbiw Teak Mwa ^toat 
■axaatca tea* wotta a«y aa* aialta taa gta 
Saad. and to now aalla way back ta IM» 
Ter tor tta auyor^ algnatare. . . 

Alao the city name* tne right to icgnlate . 
tta pilcca ta ta charged for the Sbijert attta^d 
tlooa la tta big theatre, likewise tta ri ght ia | 
tnm down any attraction offered and to caaMM 
booking* oo two weeks* notice. In ease tha JUi^l 
dltorlom to needed for Pohllc gathering. 

Tbe Sbnberts moat pot op |S!J*'L««2 
tta city treasurer to gnarantea fUUImataC 
tbe contract ta tbe totter.__nnder the "ajrea^ 
tract, tta Stabarta mA Ort '^JW WW a 
week tat acatal to Jfee.M^aad famlah pnt- 
claaa attraeltoaa at 91 aa Ita 
aloa. aare to r * " 
tare contract* 
9S down. 



^.^^ _ „ I aaazlmom admla* 

aloa. aare to a few e nga ge me nto of »tat» wta 

Ith the Sbaberta to play for 



tta win 




areeaerllle, Tnia.. Jaly ^ 

-eUle Moslc Hall doaed Its arst week _ - 

ceaaed playhooie. Jaly n, wllk a aead a*. 
'^-a£S6.*'-Sr5ta C,Wa._na,.- - 




8 



Tlue Billboarcl 



N Y. VAUDEVILLE 

Comment on the Various Variety Acts, Composing 
the Programs Last Week at the Vaudeville 
Theatres in the Metropolis 



^_AME BICAN ROOF (iAKriEN.— The Zanzlluir 
^hoabadoiixVp lo « fllsgliig muBlcal and rtanMny 
anmbcr, held the opeDln^ posltloa on the bill 
Thl« WM thetr flr»t appearance In the metrop- 
oll», unit they deseiTod the oratloo they re- 
22.122- StelU Ueytaeir. with ElUle Tnjlor. 
•eared a sensational hit. The winning uonij rnim- 
Ofr WW GIrU WIio Want to Go Upon the Stage. 
U noBteaC appUne attest tbe popolarlty of thia 
!'"7, WOUM cariT aff th* hoaon iu .my 

Kr^^ *7 • tnarcln. Wlla 

SSi.. ^'•'S^*"?^"*' andteBee mtr with her 
S!25^«"fl /nwoah aha has appealed at thIa 
V"*? "i?** InnmneraWe evrtng the paat aeaaon 
ge Is atin welcooHf. Jamea j7borheMhildoT5 
jWj a •»«<>nd week- He Introdoeed many new 
mips on Jeffries' peciiUarltlea. and prored to 
S" popular u erer. MoUxso's pantomime. 
JS.,P^/« '» ''"'t- whlih had Iti 

Initial performance at this theatre some months 

rPw- ^•^reli^S,^'*^. « ■» .«n"«"l«h-«t.. 

TICIORtA.— Jack lUnaaa was held owr for 
aaoth^ week. He did not ekaiia Ute iSSs. S 
' Ms .. olTerlng Tor the mrind SKa-_ !jij TiLSl 
rpTOd sparTlas exhlbltloo and bas panebte!^ 
JOle Polalre contlnaed to pim popiSar in 
isr seuasUonal rendition of I« Tlslfeor. Ttoo 
?2f°* retained for a second week In the 

-S^^S-JSi «>ey «c<»«l heaTlIy, 

!!r _rSSP JS!*. Arttar eontlnaed their 
"" ^ «i Mfc Maire: Xdwam Murray anu 
Lud Lee la 




KEHB & PHOCTOR'S FTIXH ATBSnB— The 
Valeria Bergere Players ena«*? ■ 
HappenM In Room 44. The theiM^iieir to 
jamferllle and though quite dramatic at Sii! 

M-™* rented Room 44. who has to all 

■iHy-'*'>'' " Wn tmplated snlelde. portraya her 
^y -^-*."*"* gnelwit manner. Edward Hem- 

atrucU^JSLrtrtte^'^T^ck^ffS: 

specialty by the boy wouldn't as amiaa. I^nrm 
Stanford reappeared with their 
neenrtd offering of last season. The Order ol 
2S:i£?*ii_^'" comedy pUylet contalm mori 
Mkal sltaationa »d witty Unes than haii beei 

SSLiS^SJSSi Stanford enact their 

^kSerSS2S"'ar2.i5L3rSS"iSt'""'o.l';e 

i^fn^!^ "'^*'!!«" """omsa really Aier- 

Icanlied ATery and Hart, billed as Se da^ 
tS^j ■^fJ'Ki. ""^ Which li Srt?. 

Inal with them. While some deeiee of iS- 
fi"i!f"J? "'fenced by the audience at U?e 
•£Vii-If% .i" *? "f eorh Joke. 

fl!^u^^: tbey nse Is Rood and gets b.r. The 
Sfrf "t^""*^" Pn*«bly the stronKest part 
SJSw'^P"* Renards. In an original ae^ 
52Si* """'"K "•hat many 

aerial acts hare failed to do. they held tSS 
crowd untJI the curtail tad dnSSed- ThS 

i-J?2?* """.v " Pn»»«* to be one of tbe 
best numbers on the program. altlWDSh It wai 
naed as a flnal act. The Tlitee^Sals. he? 
cnlesn gymnasts, opened tbe bm. SiiT *L 
PeMect types of mnacnlar deTetopment and Intro- 
™»*»any gymnastic feats. Irene Romslne. 
TiilS'SJilJ''"'"' offering, pleased. The Chal 
*«»raTto«jje crMted the same se&saUonal hit 
^Ii.Sy.i!rtLi*^5^ -*"'"°"»"- There isn't 
iJSS^tSS? SSf Is on that a laogh-gettlnz 

■'o,*?'*^*'^ Clay Smith aid the 
JS^i^f™.^''**^ ""SSf? In their a^ 

and dance number. TWs act ta the acme ofre- 
finement and entertalameDt. 

BBIGHTON B^CH MUSIC HALL.— Chaa. B. 

SSJSSL sudleacc over from the start. Their 
Me and the World Is Mine 
SLm ^yS?^ "'f* ""'■^ """i Is without 
^S^J?^^ Ji^'*^ °' ""^t- To say thit 

w*?-5!Kf •S'roduced some new materli. 

mck wiuiams uA Ida Segal offered a song 
SSJ^, "SS.'f- ™« costumes and the dan^ 
^ps call forth repeated rounds of applaud 
if^.^ Waltx cootlnnes £ pop- 

"i« ^G«don Edted. In Won^ a tSg. 

ferf^i ^"/°' original com^T 

Ddrld la supported by a company whldi moat 
^assists him. Edgar Blxley and Hany Ftok 
to « °°^ - ""^ jfcfi^famnS 



TMIti Wntm MLUk 

(To be renewed next week.) 

^mu wxixmAaa xbkatbb.— or i 



NEW Y ORK C HATTER 

Short, Crispy News Items Gathered Along Broadway 
Pertaining to Vaudevillians— Their Plans and 
Intentions for the Summer Season 



Stsepleckaao Park as now 
"IS htteada. nay are 

mmlilU- a (Bock res- 

^ ^ 



bis shape. 

THE NEW BRIOHTOX THEATRE.— Maea 
Bayea and Jack Norworth. are the bright Btars 
on a repreaentaUve Broadway hill, irtll^ bas 
been assembled for tbe week. Tbe aeaalde tI»- 
Itors saw the mnsical comedy fsTorltes la a rep- 
ertoire of new aonga rendered In a soanner char- 
acteristic of the artists. Harry Fox and The 
sinieralilp Sisters, entertained with a singing dl- 
■ ' "a; The Italian Opera Co. rendered some 
tons: Lieo CarlUo had a bunch o( 
. dialect stories: Minnie St. Clalr. 
— pleased; -Benham and King, tbe 
Tj llUSi I SIS ; -good. ' Tlttorlo and George tli, 
■iMS«>''.lflii iipssn e<iuan>rists; Xbc IMIIIaa 
CMlflr 'Cbcn - ■PPealing partlcnlariy to tbt 
CHHkMk'resMpietea a line program. 

' HWMIEBaUH'S CONEY ISLAXD MUSIO 
HAT,T. — The foDowlnt artists appeared week of 
July 18.' Chester and Grace, nrce JnnlliiC 
Banuona. Lightning Hopper. Foar Danrlnar Pdlla. 
Swan and Bam bard, Bjan aad Wldteb Caoeta De 
Oascogne. Watson's Baivnt'CkitMi'igto Ber- 
nard aod wnite wtHm. mat 'mBieSR ua- 





act. 



Aaiial tm 

Mea at Lmm fttti 

bald OTer tor t«*'~ 
some for these fliav 
(or Europe. >wbei«' 
several years. 

The Empire City Qoartattc. 

Tally and CoMer. wcia lb* bit oC Ita I 
at tta atiaadXtaatni, at ~ ~ ~ 



.Artfear Taa aod Harry I^oas tave sooi 
entitled ntteca Iflnntcs In VaodCTllIa. 
act Is a winner, away from aU others, 
good singing and talking la Introduced throogh- 
oat the act. which calls for rounds of applaose. 

Doc and Edna Boberta, preacatlna Tbe Phys- 
ical Director, bare jost clcaad a Ta» aacccasCal 
season on the park tlma aod UfpadMBM 

througboot tbe coantry. sad are aow mstieatlaie 
for a few we^ks, taking a much needed rest. 

Miss Madeline Sack wlU present a TloUn re- 
cital act at tbe Circle Theatre thla 
Sack haa iuat arrired from the 
waa one of the hits lo randeTlUa, 
will be the aame In the Bast. 

Hank and Lottie Whitcomb arrived In New 
York, and were hardly In town an boor befor« 
they received ten weeks' booking, opening Imme- 
diately. They vUh to send their best regards 

to all friends. 

Price and Steel, In their Dottb sad Irish com- 
ed7 ^ctcb. "^JM >g<^mtdy mis 

making tlw tiu s ids lanth, and ens the oteWa- 

tra Joins la. 

BUly Scfaeers wHI pnt on- bis new set st the 
Fifth Avaaae Tbeatre this week. BUIr Is i 



a b«ck aC < 

bis Ut. 

Tba Great BlncIiM waa boekad as oaa of 
tbe extra attraettas at Itactk Bcaeb with Us 
c empa n y of able aaristaots, aod ecrtaloly bdd 
the crowda In amsawaiiot with tbeir wonderful 
teats. 

W a neb a id Bcaaata aad Baadolph, the waU* 
kaown sMslcil .act, feai* afllt. aad- saw -n 

of the ha>s:aBaTaSMaK tair" - ' ^ 

aoe of tbar fiaMM.aelB. at. 



Vueot. tta mat asai 

sanse of six years, has utaiasd'ta Kew Teik 
aad played a week at the Strand, at Wmt 
Rockaway, and certainly moie than made 



Twins, In a ooe-act cooiedy; Harrr B. liester, 
««»t«»y comedlaa: Sdma Bcaats, woman Jnggler; 
■HdSt, Oage and Campaay. In a comedy aketch; 
Tbe Carberry Brothers, comedy adohsta. 

NEW BBIGHTON THEATBE.— Sam Cblp and 
Mary JIarble In Anna Marble PoUoA's vande- 
TUle daaalc. In Old Edam; Mand Roehcx'a Moo- 
key Actors. In A Night In a Monkey Music 
Ball; Frank Fogarty. "the Dublin minstrel;" 
Morton and Moore, late stars of The Merry 
Whirl, who win make their vandevllle debut 
In a singing and dancing spedslty. One Thou- 
sand Poimds of Harmony; The Bellclalre Broth- 
era, American acrobats and athletes: Prlscllla. 
ainging and dancing dlvertlaement; El Cota, the 
Paderewakl of the xylophone. 

KEITH ft PBOCTOB'S >&TENUE THEATRE. 
— ^Taylor Htdmes la tbe beadllner. Mr. Bolmaa' 
offering will be )ost a few stories, well told, 
and just a few IinltatlOBt of well-koown actors, 
wen portrayed. Farter Emerson Browne's sa- 
tire <a departsMBt alaaa nfe. The Doebeas. en- 
acted by Beatilee Ingram aad her company; A 
Baoae of Carda, preseoted by Miss Etbel Fnller 
aod a snpportiiic organisation of three; Ferry, 
Ota human tng. In hia cootortloulBtlc novelty. 
In tbe Lacoon; Bran and White, daocet*: Btxley 
and Fink, operatic comedians: Harry Blehsrds, 
soBgs, dances sad tomfoalecy In Love a la 
3lode: Tallaelta's X<caparda, adsMl- ' ~ 



atrea, as they were called then. This was an 
acrobatic eootortlootst offering that foaad 

favor, and waa copied by aaveral ottoas. 

of the mnalc that waa naed inlght alaa ha aaid 
to bare been tbe forenuuier of preteat-dtj rag- 
time melodies. Ducrow, Flexmore and Due 
have been with the Hlppodrume for seme time. 
Dnoow In ten d s ta ratoiB to - — 



wiatHu ariaf. aa ah 
old aei'ar&r alwa 




•ta 



Nlek Horphy. the oomedlaa, _ 
London and brsagbt with hUa a 

groop of White Bate aad their i 

«C the Falaaa Haste Ban In 

^ tt to am WUIa Bats, 

and it taa tan Me ap la tka dak laaaw. 

Mlaa Ella Lawton Egan, known aa Bommy. af- 
ter a soccessfnl season with the Uttle Nemo 
Company, aod also with Tbe Four Huntings, is 
going to retire from the stage snd settle down, 
aa she la golnjr to marry one of the prominent 
bnslness men In Pittsburg In October. 

Tbe following acts appeared at Prospect Hall. 
- Willi 



Venetian Oardeoa: Len and DoQy 

lug and talklos act: Xfe* 

The Great KIrbo, ~ 
Pry and Allen, 



Ills, slag* 



Ttm Patter Wilson la working for tbe UaltBd. 
this week, at North Adams. Mass. Tom 
never Idle because he Is a good entertainer ' 
therefore has do time In being out of time. 

Those fanny fellows, tbe Auntin Brothers, are 
certainly bandlog oat tbe laughs with their com- 
edy act, aod are now playing the beaches 
around New York sod vicinity. 

This Quintette were one big hit at North 
Beach laat week. Tbey are making good and 
more than pleased the large crowds tfast saw 
their perforxoaoce at tbe Meridian. 

Lane and StillmiD have joined hsads acaia 
and wUl pot on a new act. coaaMlaB/aC Mark. 

and white face comedy; all np-tfr^ala Vair 

terlal wUl be put lo the act. 

Bowers. Wallers and Croker sre such a big 
hit with the Girlies Show ttist Pred Thompson 
la thlnklnc about atarrlng tbem next season 
with a production. 

Bawley Olcott and Co. are still tbe ssme big 
hit aa ever, and have no trouble In booking time 
aa the act baa been declared by presa aod pat>- 
Uc a decided hit. 

Tbe Dnncdia Traape. who wen oae •( the Ms 
hits at nammnalilgfc ■ hasa- aa— ta ahaaaat 
bead Bay.- B b i i a thar mn..a)at ai^ ta* fa> 

summer. 

George W. Thsaiaaaat Iha etaNr aiBglng come- 
dian, la makinc asad wllfe hiB-aew-IIne ol ma- 
terial, and lias BO trouble lo wloaint bis aud- 
iences. 

Frank ColUgan iost dosed six weeks at tbe 
Loop Theatre at Nort Beach, having been one 
of the prloclpal comedlana with the stock bur- 
lesque. 

Bngh Mack arrived from Pine aiU, where be 
bas been ipendlng bla racatloo, flshloc - aid 

hosting. 

Adama aad Ovhl baac islmaid aad aiala that 

they had a VBT aaecaasfhl SttaM: at- — 

Kansas, with tteir -'^ " — ' 

pany. 

Yarlck and LaLaodo. who t>ai tiiemsclvea tha 
grandest dressed set In TandevDIe, are mectind 
with good SDCcesa playing tbe sumowr parks. 
' Vrsnk Maltese * Co. have joat closed a sac- 
eesslnl season of forty weeks oo tbe Faatagea 
tlaw, and ate now mstlcattDc for tbe samiDer. 

As a special attraction The Vaaderfcooka. arlth 
their European aovelty set, were one big sac 
cess at Elbe's Caalao. .MsHfe Beach. laat «e^ 
' Fait Lawwaw. aa '^Moa- 'aa . fea atilTcd la 
lawa, after sesM itusn. startad la at tte 
lHarfcaalb Street Tbeatia; aod waa a M* Mt. 

Baas Danna la acariac very Mc alaclac tta 

latest n»-to-date aonc anccesa at McMBbaa*s 

big Metiden Theatre at North Beach. 

At Gala Park. North Beacb, a large crowd ap- 
preciated the splendid exhibition given by Ben- 
edetto Brothers oo the revolving ladder. 

Gypsy and Julie Mooney,. formerly with Ned 
Waybnm'a Brollera. w(ll play soobrette parts 
In one of Cobsn and Harris' productions. 

Will Frank W. Bawley kindly send bla ad- 
dress to The Billboard, as there is sometblng 
of Importance waiting for bim. 

Will Yorke. oo doubt. Is soIik to be a cumer. 

aa his JngfllDs art la oisklng good aad cans 
•w'.aaasroas rooada of apiiiaune. 

iO n a tta oed on page 4<) 



JULY 30. 19101 



Ttie Billboard 



9 



CHICA GO VA RIETY 

New Acts Reviewed by Billboard Representative-Dis- 
cussions of Other Acts Appearing at the Leading 
Vaudeville Houses in the Windy City 



AlX^CaiCAOO TAODBTnla MU. 
WBK JOLT IS. 



-Bolictt OMraat T«Ow Cjjpijay AentwU. 




wSmm 



Aval. H b 

E-^jrrow. Trlckiter ui4 Bomodat. 

Uajcstic, No. T. In Oo«. 
F— Hil 8teplien«. Impenooitor. 

Majestic. No. 6. la Tbrco utd. nil 

G— Ul*«^!«wu Pam, np-to-tte-UlDBto Boacs. 
Jlajcatle. No. B. la Oak. 

Playlet. 
KaJaaOe. Mo. •.In 
I— Mrmaa. rnraiaa 4c ntnoaiw SMailaln- 



■tte 



IBMS AND ZAT IM TBE RAJAH OF BONG. 

Brio XhaatR. Mo. 4. roll aUg*. Firtcco 
mlDotea. aeoo evealas. J0I7 17. 

What Uttle merit tEla Alt accaud to aomn 
dnrlas tke . aarllar maaDanta tt Urn pcaoaetton 

■ ■ " " ft."^- 



attil tbe Uwatna coatlanc to ckwc their door* 
for rnain and naaou, and aUlI cootloan tbe 
AII-CbTc«(o TaadoTllIa to be a mattar at dUB- 
cnltr Id cbooilnc. This, weak'a oSertoi, how- 
eT«r U an ezeeptlooaUr itnas aciresauon and 
nslca amoas the Iilsbeat of the aU (tare, wbleh 
is uTlnc condderable. wbeo on« wclxha tie 
bet that oolr the UtjeaUc. Wilion ATcmn, 
Asblaad aad KnUle ot the larser theatrea 
■alo opea. 

Bdiraid Abalaa * Co. eatiT away Um headllaa 
booon wllb Uttto diaenlty wUk llwlr draaaUe 
piariet. cBtltM a^DafaM*. aM oC tiM sieat; 
«at ot neat nadarlBe akatAca. Ooalp, wttt 
Bladoo avatcty. wbo doted tbe ahow at tbe 
Majiatlc, waa the only clotlac act In town Uat 
' we£k. rxeeptlnc The rire Larnids. wbo hare 
almdy been aaed oo tbe All-CbIca<o btll, aad 
are tberetaK Inellcible for tbim taoatha. Twu 
"rattatkeUer" acta, Faitman. Pnrman ana Fair- 
maD. and the Bedae* Bros, and Jaeobaoo. oSeied 
I rlTjIry for tbe ninth poaltlon, with tbe polsta 
fllghtlr farorlng the former, who doacd the 
sboiT la one at the Eedxie Alrdome. At a big 
theatre tbe7 would prare a Hot. 

Leon* Pam deeerraa a apot after her entlmal' 
utic reception, wbleh eompucd more than fa- 
TorabU with tbat tendered Wlnoaa Winter, who 
betd tbe beat plaiM on the Ifaleatie bm. Hal 
Stepheos. with hU Famaoa Seeaaa boa Famooa 
Vtm, to the heat of hU kind In the haalneaa. 
' caaaMiilaB Ma woBdesfiinr daborato aecnery. 
aat waoW at ta admirably hetwcco Xlaa Pan 
nd ItiTow, the trtekater. who mike* yoo laokb 
and like bio In aplte of all protcatatlona to tha 
coBtrarr. Iflsa Btbel 'WMtealde aad Pleka. aad 
Jee Cook are almoat a camMm vaodeTllle per- 
. (anDiBee In tbemaelTta. aM- !■ apota C and D 
meet rety eordlaUy. 

Tbe earlier acta of tbe pracram fan to tbo 
Robert Demoot Trio, tbd Mann and Frankt, the 
Drat 00 aceoaat ot tbe excellent opealDS ehar- 
acieristlcs tbeT poaaesa. and the aeeood 00 
ahiiii^ alone. Both olfertnsa were tbe redp- 
leots of stotma of •ppliaae on their leapcetlTe 
bllli last week, and made good with a ▼aode- 
TUle reoceance. ; 

Coald a bill poaaeaa mncb mote Tarlety than 
tbia} If 10, It woold be dUDcnIt Indeed to find 
it la acta of merit, and next to Impoaalble it 
' Ihla atace ot the aeaaoo. Only two or three 
weeka mote remain oatU eeccythlag will atart 
to reopea. at wUck-thoc ttM «m.ba am- 
abuodaae* a( aattrial fCta iMck ta choane. 

an aet will ha*a to go tba aalertalntar II 

In arder to lind tbelr namaa ob tho Uat at tba 
beat ot tbe West. 

BXl. STEPHENS, PRBSBNTINO FAMOCS 
SCENES FROM FAUOUS PLATS. 

Majeaile Theatre. Ko. «. In two and full 
atate; apedal aceoen. Tarenty-foor mInaK 
sern matinee, Jnly IS. 

Cboofing aa hli repertoira of aelectlona. The 
MiTThant of Venice. Uncle Tom'a Cabin. Rip 
Vati -n-inkle. and Faoat. Mr. Btephena portrayed 
admirably their corretpoodtag coaractera, Aiy 
M. Daele Tom. Rip and bla SaUnIc Majeety. 
mr. • Stepbena makea all bla ebansee la tnll 
WW In a apeelal parlor aet la two, which 
•rMnK. reeeala a ataga aat heblad to- fit the 
orraKloo. Tbeae latter wma aMIiilrmli ao- 
ibrniio In amtmcatlag tba^tbMaa or the er- 
foct. dtawlaff la aa3 CMa a apMlal lond ot 



PERSONAL P ATTER 

Pertaining to Vaudeville Performers In and Around 
Chicago— Notes of Their Plans, Prospects 
and Professional Doings 



Winona Winter, who waa next to doelng at 
tbe Majestic Uat week, has been engaged to be 
the comedienne of Bam Bemard'a Company next 
aeaaon. The part heretofore held by Mlaa Btbel 
LeT7 la the Bernard organisation will bo the 

fcUel* wUeb JUaa Wtatar win atlllaa ta latala 

Ma «m 



DAPHNE POLLARD 



^Be waa at Ua beat aa Bto 

■a three accma tNm Joa^aflnaaa'a - mhlde, 
evoked ample appIaMt to itaaw hta aa aMcp- 
Hoaal artlat In the braaA a( Aatactcflaatlen. 
Be rieaed aa MephUto la Vuat. wttb a wbtrUag 
aren.. of are and all. tbe kamta Ot Badaa Ooat- 



oN'AIP AMD ptS HINDOO KTarnBT.' 

V iJ.stic Theatre. No. II. FnH atago; ipe- 
"rn'T. Fifteen minates. Seen matinee, 
inly 18. 

C-'!""*rentlx a rocnblnatloo of mental tele- 
">r. hypnotism sad saperostnrtl power, dety- 
. 'I.0 laws of RraTlution— lifting, floating and 
»»;*>lnn at flj-wheel rapidity, an apright pl- 
ea* and performer throogh space. All this Is 
"M no the nraatam, with the mystety deepened 
^.^'^ ■SPt* Partormsnce of the trick by the 
Km™" Jt!^ around the sabjeela and tba 
nriiTK; ««..tba Tbaeli «nqi at tba elaaa of tbe 

m rra« aaatte. CMac tka gfeaw. thia 
l* - i<« taat haM tho 




Playtng Taaderllla an WnUaai Jfania VImt. 



tog aeroplanes and aylatora. Clifford Harmon, 
tbe mllllodalte aviator, and Captain Baldwin 
bare both promlaaS to take Jlr. Abalca aa abort 
nightaw and Jaasas IMalaaaBav ha 
Blerlot EleTcnth (Maa*t"lna) 
prodnctlon. 

The Tomlta Jia JItaa ^Vkeetlers. who were 
headlined at the Tliclaln laat week, bare algaed 
cootraets with the Mocrl* offleea, which will taka 
them the rotmda'of the parks and back to Chi-' 
cago again In about six weeka for a toor ot 
abont ten of the local VsrrU booses. Mr. W. V. 
Bltefaborg, nnder wboee mansgemcnt this offer* 
in^ Is being prodaced. annoonccs tbat hla tall 
booklngi are alao nadar way aad will bo made 



ba aalta, whoae aarrteea bava beaa fNqqeatly 
saocbt tor aniaieal eoaasdy la the laat year, 
eoold not wlthataad the solleiutloaa of Mr. 
Ooacga W. Lederer, with the reaolt tbat aho haa 
algned to appear and la now rebearslng In Rich- 
ard Carle's new show. Jampln' Jupiter, which 

opena here at tbe Cort Theatre, Aagost Tth. 
Iflaa Clalie wlU play as lagenne role and win 
faataia two ot the moiw promlaeat melodies. 

Bogcr Lewta aaaooncea a new aoog, which 
appears to hsTe all the ear marks of a good 

number for TandeTllIe. It la entitled Wbera'a 
Kitty 0-BTl<!n7 and la belog pobllahed by Lewis 
himself. He declares tbst oat ot three hun- 
dred doUus' worth ot sotea which ha 
_ the de" ~ - 
he win 



against tha defunct Thompaoa Moalc Comi 
he wtn get six per cent, which wm ~ 
doUua-lt ba lata tt. 



c Company, 
be aightoSa 



Tbo Qieat Cfeaicat;' 
tlata^ opened a aereral-weeka* enngsmant tar 
Itank Q. Doyle tbia wcdc at tba Palaca naatm, 
48th and Aahlaad aTeano. Charcot haa added aa 
aiahacate eyeloramle drop to hla ai;t, a #Bey 
stmson, to match the remainder of bis aetMC> 
With tbe reaalt that the richness and raloa «( 
tbe offering baa beea locieaaed two-fold. 

A rather Raai^ .'liaakaa aad arranged bm at 
tbo eentor bat:«i«k wm tMBght to light whaa 
the andlenee waa made ta wait three mlnatea 
between the laat two acts, both ot which mtw 
fan stag* offerlnga. One eC tba acta Ttatatad 
tha^diuS labor tew gliMjr by Mtaa jt ^;jafMgi 



WBV mxw avw 

adla HayBaa, 
aeptaaner S. 
» yaaH* tlaa 



tbe nnsnapectlngj falthtul tew. With a musical 
SSi^rWt^ arrangement, the^te»m en- 
de»on fa amuse and entertain with the old. 

<]S^a, etc., hot with not any too maeh aae- 



_ tramp Is sobstttoted foe the 

Suw? S*?Si.. •ri«d_i.te i-s?K 



nT&ly to nSer a H^^mii^-. a^ hs. llt- 
Ot toaabte la belas tba reetplent ot applause 
M tedwla BaBS«. catltleS Lotb ta Uke a 
Dc^ot oirda. Tbia team would do weU to n 
t^ft, ta thm oU w aalcct a new farortte, for In 



iplanse 

De^'of "^rda. Ibb 'team wimld _ 
back to tho old or aalcct a new farorlte, for 
themaelTeo tb«y_»«aja8 popmariw. wblch^ 
boaad ta waaa whaa tbair aaaies aie connected 
wlthvflM 



MAjKsna 



It was aa astoolshlngly exceUeat pngram ot 
laaanred at the "onto big 
■Award Abdae and Co.. 



BOTeltlea which 
booae open" laat 

In the stroag a a — . — 

Defense, the aamo Tcbide which bcl| 
htm to fame laat year at thIa honae, 



le playlet, entitled Salt- 
ibide w 



ea poaa 44.) . 



a trip ot more than 27,000 aillea «s«r tba 
weatera, and loatbem " --- 
smoonted In Uma ta 



/Which 



She Is playlax sU tbia . 

Mich.. tdlOTring wbldk eaaagaaMat, aha trill 
derote beradt to goUac aad boatlBC ken la 
Chicago lutll rshearsala tor tho Bernard show 
are called in New Xarfc, tbe - early pert ot 
Angmt. 

W. L. Hall and Oow wlU abortly appear la a 
new act by Owe Kahn. entitled The Widow 
O'Brtca. a caaaedr akateb, which, whaa aan at 
rabeaiaala. aeesiad to p eaaiaa tbe qaaUtlea aaeea- 
saty (or the best time. When seea by a Bill- 
board represeotatlTe. Om announced tbat he 
waa too buy to make any annooneementa at the 
nreaent time rdatlre to hla connection with the 
Blehard Carle prodactloa. which la to ahow at 
tbe Ocrt Theatre the flrat pert ot Augnat, but 
that hli brother Boll would be able to prarlda 
the ripe, current newa. Bull Kahn, bowercr, 
was not In erldence. 

ICr. Xdward Abeles wbs, with bla eompiay, 
headlined tbe Malestle bill last week, win play 
the title role In James Montgomery's new com- 
edy. The ATlator, which opena in Angnst. He 
wUl IlTe at MInneda daring rebearatls, where 
bo will epend his leisure momeitta on the aria 
tloa tmuds ot tbe Aero Qnb ct America, atody' 



. Fnrmsa aad Fabaiaa, who are 
warUag are weeka at parka Cor Sldla r 
wUl opea OB tbe Oiphaam Otaalt r ' 
with a blanket eealiact ~ 

nadcr tbe diractloa o( r ^ 

Oaaey, to follow. Ther aia la Ciat St. 
this week and St. Lenla proper atait weA. 

DaTle and Oooley bare retomed to Chleago 
fHm tbo Beat atter a moat ancceaafol tour u> 
aad aioaad New^ York for 20 eoaaecattn weeka 
otar tfeo MIsaB-Nlrdllager time. Tbeir'a waa tlm 
fiataia aet at tha Anh Tbaaba tbo lut halt 
at last week, from where they will probably 
go «• the WUaon for Frank Q. Doyle. 

jdmay Leonard, ot the Doyle offices, retnmed 
laat week, atter a Tacatlon ot a week In soatbera 
llllnnis sod np In Muskegon. Mr. Claude Doylo 
Ictt t«r Mnakegon, IcaTlng a burden ot 
iibiUtiea 00 Johnny'* shooldcn. whte^.r 
waa Bot too beary tor thla chap, 
watehing In the booking world. 

Whedoek and Hay, comedy bleycUsta, another 
set to toor tba Orpbenm Circuit thla tall, are at 
Wlnoaa Beaeb. Bay City, Mich., aad RlTeislda 
Park, Saginaw, prior to tbelr opening on the 
big time September 4tb. Opening the Kedxle 
ahow laat week, they ware liked Immcnaely aad 
proTcd a atroog drawing eaad. 

AL Warda, genial. Jorial AL, la bach la tasea 
again, werking for Doyle, after a ten-weekiT lay- 
off, owing to throat trooble. which, tor a time, 
looked like the desertion ot his Tolce. Thto 
coming aeaaoo AL will agalB ba atamd te tbe 
Widow Peiklni nad abow, "m**^ SipltHbar 
Bth. la Des Mdnca. Iowa. 

The Kedxle Amnsement Company haa leased, 
for 80 yean, a piece ot land frantlng on West 
Itsdlsaa street, on which It wlU erect a tbree- 
atosy brick aad ataaa bandlaa at a eeat ad 
•lOOLOoa Tha haOMBff wOba aaMfl 
tsmber iBth. aatlRrha ditata d (a 
eaoderUle. 

Manager Walter P. SliaTer Jnat retnmed from 
a Tacatloa which combined haslnesa aad pleaante. 
^e Bnsb Temple continues to be the t^-^t 
tiouae eTery Thursday evening for the -Wt 
Tanderllle Managers' Association, with 
Inga from the ledger ot Walter D'Orla. 

Mr. W. B. Malcolm, manajter of the Kedxle 
Theatre, 00 tbe west side, aad who is at present 
spending moat Of hla time la the baildlBg of a 
new theatre, " "" "' " ... 
the result tb 
whole oatflt.. 



hM^fmnr'hLr^a'&'haaL'tha . 



proprietor and inanager of 
~ I and Tbe Geor^a Troab- 
Mcal aeaaoB Sidy 18th 



William HeCabe, 
the A Trip to the Jn 
adonrs, cloaed bl- 
and win raet. tha 4 

Angnat 1, fcoa ^ 
np now. 

Tbomaa F. Binlon. wbo Is fesMHilK sereral 
of TtA Stiyder'a character mdodlea oat at 
RlTerrlew. wlU thla tatt hava a TaaderiUo act 
ot hla owat tt la alwadr ha ' 
Doyle. Monrta aal iaimii 
named. 

Hairy HaO. who has been In all llnea ot tbe 
show boslnesa tor tbe past twenty-six years. U 
atlU gpMte d fhr initf TaBderU H Thcalia at 
Saaa ^Baaal, Ba ia aa^r.^aaaiaaaafc^ 



no reater of Tbompaoa'a Entertainers re- 
mains the same as two years ago, tIs.: Frank 
and Grace Ttaompeon, Chia. Xoant and Ohas. 
Sarontoolo. They are now playing WlacooalB. 
bnt will be hi lUlnola tor tba wiatar. ' 



10 



Xtie Billboard 



JULY 80, 1910. 



BIG 




AMU S En 



BROOKLYN, N. Y. 

bMiiw wni 

n en August 13. 



The first theatre to start the new seeaon 
In Brooklyn will be the Empire, wbicb la one 
<tf the western borleaqne wbeel boosee here. 
Ihla theatre opens on Angnat 13 with The 
Uetnr Whirl. 

HarrT* Stronae's Lady Boccaneera is tiie re^- 
lar opeains attraction at the Casino here, which 
tgana Ansnat 29. 

Ibat of the Brooklyn theatm are being 
tterongbl7 renorated and redecorated for tfao 
coming aeaaon. 

VT. S. Campbell's big borlesque show, which 
bears tlie title of Bose Sydell and Her London 
Belles, ia bnax rebearsio{( at SaenKerbond Hall, 
IndSlDC from . the people engaged, Mr. 
Campbell will tiare one of the biggeat shows in 
tbm Baatem 'Wheel. 

Henix J. Pain, the flreworka Idng, lias started 
• Kriea of grand flicworks displays In the new 
omale park, directly In front of the Manhattan 
Baaett HoteL Ferformancea are given Tneadays, 
•Bmndajr and Satotdny arcnlnia. (Vwghlln'a 
Band Is a special atlnraiB.' , 

Xbe American UMte JUB,' at' 
la drawing wen. ■ 

Nora Bajrea and 
Ilneta at DaTid 
atre laat week. 

Rcdetlc Thompson's acronantic sensation. To 
Han by Aeroplane, has created a great sensa* 
tlon at Iiona Park, and la drawing great 
ffowda. 

Haaagcr Onmperts, of DnMMni,. k' iMilag 
MW attnctlona each week. 

B aea g a O. TUron contlnoas to add aaw «t> 
tnetlona each week at Staeplecliase Parle 

Okptala lack Bonarlta, tiM maugar of tba 
Bastoek Show at Cooar Uand. has . caaMUIy 
added seTeral big aenaaniiQal iHld .iMMi acta 
' is tba Bos tack arena. 

ar tka Nl iC 





ALBANY, N. Y. 
Unt W««k af L^ll 8to«k Company** 



Tlie week of Toly IS waa the laat. bat oaa, 
of the aUy of Bert Ljtell and hla stock com. 
' pany at Harmanna Blcecker Hall, and a rooalng 
narfonnanee of Tlie Oenina waa given. It was 
taatafolly staged and acted thnmgboat with a 
*iBi that gaTa so Indication of tba mora than 
ra amtba* bard work of tbaaa'clarec paopla. - 
Brair Bigbt at tba laat waik'a . angagaaant 
bn Biawatii'a Mnilona win ba ptarad. . wm 
a gbla .«M wltb apadal flutmll . «v<MiNB 
tha dUBMMt OMBban ot tba iWeiny. ^Ofc 
■jpr*i ^jt^^iw t y^]g}_wa» ptaaBiM tan' 



Opa t a n n a aa arm baea tha hnofclnga thla aeaaon 
aa la tba past. . ■ 

■■' iph^- w^rtaiwaaii^ i f^ AanaaBaBt Ooaspany of 
Haw Totfc, baa pordkaaed tbe boUdlags at 4M 

and 410 Ilaat Baltimore street, wlucb were 
formerly occupied as tbe Lubln Tbeattea, and 
will erect one large theatre on the alte. It ia 
not known what price waa paid for the property 
hot la most have been a large anm as the loca- 
tion la one of the moot TaJnable sites on the 
main titaroaglifaie. The present bnlldings will 
be razed at once no that the new.honse will be 
ready by the latter part of October. The new 
theatre will have a seating caoaclty of 1,800. 
Mr. Simonaon, of New York. Is the architect 
preparing the pUns for the new theatre. 

Tbe Arllngtcm Amoacmeot Company waa organ. 
Ized laat week, which haa leased Electric nrk 
from tbe Electric Park and Exhibition Company, 
and will condnet the affairs of the park in the 
fntnre. Bobert W. Beach, a well-known lawyer, 
la tbe prcBldent; B. J. O'Brien la tbe secretary 
and treaavicr, and W. H. Oore ta general man- 
no T*"ir*ir baa baas Incotpotatcd and 



Ed. Bnsaer, former bnslnesa manager of Dae- 
trle Park, haa flown to Boaton; where ba waa 
loied by tile dellelons brown beans for wblcfe 
tha Hnb haa gained Intematlcoial tame. 

Hermann's Park, on the Bel air Boad. la a 
Tery popular resort aa la Indicated by tha large 
crowds. Jolm T. McCaalln, who is known 
tlmagbont the Bniopean continent as the Fixer, 
fomlabes tbe best attractions that keeps tbe 
pnbllc Interested In thla park. Tbe park la aop- 
ported by the ratmdationa and tba.fSfMatMaa 
are what the people drink, ao tb»<Waninr'ttt 
bnsy to nnpiKtrt the fonndatioiia. ' 

Tbe Suborl>an on Park Heigbta aTenne la 
operated by the famona Angost Fenneman, and 
his resort la the center of Interest. Tbosa who 
waia tlwra last, weak to add to tbe fame of this 
resort ware Hany Tb cs ap a n ii, Mayor oC tba 
Bowery; Hsllman aaA Faiadl, in bita of coai> 
edy: Adeline FMnda, doing artistic ainging; 
Bonnera and Powers, comedy «ntertalaats; Tha 
Manning Trio, fim makers. Tbe very tiest tsb- 
derllle Is presented and yery large crowds derlye 



Mlaa Anna CatUna. of the Unique Theatre 
bos.ofllee, la aajoylng a two weeks' vacation. 

Oarlag bar abaenca tbe booora are being dlrid- 
•d batwaan Mansgar Jack EUlot. S. & O. repre- 
aentattfv; BOl Bayaac and TMaaarar Bctt Bar- 
ron, wbo baa new aaBalsattr xaeorared from 
the aOicta of Ua apatatMa ta ba baA at hla 

'tm Ifaafc IM flaiii. aaHalaai taptasen- 
utisa vaC.na^^^^^^naaSrB tta.liai otir. has 
lost tataraad ftoas aa salniaMi tilp la Ohieago. 

At the banaat concart al ia a "->ar,tia;-|^gbtom. 
aten Bodatr'a OU FaopWW.'aAalMii-at the 
Andltoriam naatn laat'-WMMadara-'IOii^'BaaT 
trice OJartaan, palm doaaa' ariha ViiKalr«Mra 
at Weimar, Ofnaaay. gaaa'-'laii r a l ' it l a rtl oBa 
Mlaa ~1--t-iM Is ipsadlna lbs ■nmiasi ■nniln 
St tbe borne of bar gaiMla^ 'Ifr. .'Hn. J. 
OJertian, here, and ta aader « tra-jaar caatraet 
at tlie Weimar Opera. 

Andrew M. i. Campion has left tlie cooses. 
sloa at tbe Twin CII7 Woadarland Park and 
to^bagk y Ma ftaim atatfaCaa JtdlrAae. for 



WORCESTER, MASS. 

Propoaad Naw Vaudavilla Thaatra Con- 
Bloaalng;:^^- 



Macb Interest ia being shown by Worcester 
theatregoers in the announcement made by Ed- 
ward W. Lynch, proprietor of the Pleasant St. 
Theatre, of bla lamoUeB to balld a new yaodc 
Tllla tkaatta la tha baait of tbU dty, where 
tbe Uaeoln Hotal now ataada. B. i. rrost. 
owner of the Uneoln Boose, dtiaaasd of all 
fomltnre and other acces a o r i ea at aaetlOD oo 
Toly IB. Mr.- I,ynch has engaged a waB-kaawn 
TandeTlUe director as resident managar, al- 
though be wonld not make hla name known. An 
orchestra of ten pieces will be Installed, and 
all help will be mcmbcni of the C. L. tJ. The 




aomcea a fMr 

LTtcU'x rtrpartaia. wban tba Oooady Stock Cam. 
pany will hold tba bearda mta tba opaalng 
of tha regnlar aaaioa. Saptambar L Was Oarla 
MaraTlakj, wan tamemhcred tor good work hat* 
laat season, win be leading woman. Some of 
Hr. Lytell'a company will remain for thla a^' 
son. 

Manager Gordon haa also booked Lew Dock- 
stader and his Twentieth Centnry Minstrels for 
hla annnal mld-sammer appearance In Albany, 
Augnflt II. 

The fine weather continues to profit Maple 
Beach Park. Palmer and Lewis, traresty atara; 
the Wangdoodle Comedy Foot, mnalciana; tbe 
Cycling Brunettoa, and tbe Mi 

female boxers, were the attraa 

Prof. Camp's show. The 1IUnmi,. |a'a! big 
drawing card at the park. .... ' 

Florence Naali, an Albaar aM:' ■■• 
of PhiUp Kaah, has baaa mamtt^W' 
W. Savage for Mlas Patsy. 

Manager Gordon, of the Hall, promlaea a very 
One list of attractions this season, owing to 
" ' ~ tlia Bhnbsrt 



■ALTI MOKK ,: MP. : 

:BBV«sa Praduetiona Will B* 8*an at 
AudHorium Heneaferth. 

The Shubcrt? will coatlooe to use the Andl- 
torlmn Tbeatre n ext aeaaon. In fact, tliey liam 

lasstd the baose for dva years aad tMr 

lags win ba aeen at tfeb.feaan .tK aav. 



The pnhlte Is Indifferent and manifests no In- 
v.tsrest in the factional flj^hts prevalent amai.g 
" tbeatrleal maiiagen.'bnt great anriety prevails 
aa to what kind of attnctlans will be presented 
Best season. Of course, everybody \vanta to 
see an tlie new and latest comedies, tlramaa 
.and' maaleal prodnctlaaa. Although it Is ratlier 
aady. to .aiaka dedntta announcements, yot tba 
Ibaaiis iiiliii pabUe la always ready to atva 
attBtloa:a]id ta cagc^ waiting for tba afrae- 
ttaa for the coming aeaaon. 

' Charlea BMimaii. Henry W. Savage, Henry 
B,.' Harrta. C. B. DUUngham. David Bdaseo, 
Colian and Harris, and otiier managers bave 
offered many excellent ahowa in the past ssaaooa 
and the theatregoers are keenly Intereatad la 
their prodnetlons for the ooaUiv aeaaon. 
- The only Important diange tn bookings thst 
hate been an nom ieed. wID 1ba'tbat_tba Savage 




beretoCoia wetei 



L at Totd'a Opera 
at the 



af miaie ia aadaT'laaaa- to RIzob 
B aa* tUa ttaatra aaAvnfd'B 



At Eleven O'clockt every Monday morning, 

,tii«':ilai^^f6ivili^ 

This meene that advertieing eopy intended 
for this form must reach the PUBLICATION 
OFFICE OF THE BILLBOARD in the first 

;lillii^;'lll0fidii^ 

Police daii^^^ 



mncb pleasure at this place cojoyiog the rafrasb. 



lag bre 
uma 



Park ia enjoyloj; RTfat prosperity and 
tha crowda are very large. Tbe work In rt>- 
buUding tbe burnt structures goes steadily ao 
and aoon aU wlU be well in thla quarter of the 
town. Tbero la a populona terrltocy snrronndlng 
tbe park aad it aatiallea a long felt want. 
MaaBa. Oclclein ara- eaJOTlss the 



ftalta aC J 



' labor. 



STliVAN SCHEIfTHAL. 



MINNEA POLI S, MlWIlii^v ; ; 
ComBtiBt Falli 



sesting capacity of the bonte will be about 
8,000. Added Interest Is the fact that Worces- 
ter will at laat realise its hopea In good leglt- 
mafe Taoderllle, becauae the house la to be 
booked by Wm. Morris. Inc. "At last," statre 
one of the dally papera, "wa will be favored 
with tba best tba arorld caa aamir. and not 
ebsap ataS at - aabarbllaat ptWNa, aa in the 



At the conrantlon of the International Alli- 
ance of Theatrical Stage Emptors* la WaaUog- 
ton. Inly 10-16: Germain Qa^B,'Va.',laaaI. . ^jUa-; 
trlcai atage employe, waa slialM&aMHMMia 
president of the order. 

B. J. KOpatrlek, brother of Chaitos Kilpa- 
trlck, tbe well-known one-legged cycliat, apant 
a few daya In the MIU City last week. KUps- 
trick la well rememtiered here aa being the 
man who Orst introduced the loop-the-Ioop to 
Minneapolhi. featnring it liere aa a part of the 
Elks' Oaraival of eight years sgo. In his 
attempt to rida the loop at tlist time, he sos- 
taload a fall that aeverely injured him. ■■ Be haa 
ataea ban anccesstol In featnrlag thla attrae-. 
tisa aad leccntly took it to Aoatrallla, wbaia 
ba mardad and baa rasldad tor ^sonM tlma. 
Good aawa was btoimb t to tba boma of Ja- 
T, conanat; at.tha Calqaa Tbaa- 




ftam- aallia Mha '.im 

llaaatv^ A. % Baiabii«M,'or Ike E(rtitf Tbaa- 
lie. . ^ baa '' laada aaotbar mnaa..ltf'^'tba' cast of 
tba Xyrle Bloek Onmpaay. . MMa Halaa ''Wntoa, 
toganoe, baa left to lola ber.nwliMr.-llHi'Bata 
BInke, who la resting in a sanltartam ia. OUo 
and her place haa been dUad brcOna'. AiaMB 
Tooker, wife of wnUam SWfeir.:..tlaa: of tba 
east. J.y "d.>-'^;;::>iv5 ^ 

Manager George Oatia, "of lha ' Oraea Star* 
ward Associate Players, ainr appearing at tha 
Hetropolltaa Opers House. r eti i rDed last week 
Crom an extended eomblaed business and plea- 
trip to Chicago and New York. Manager Sad- 
ett ot the Bockford, miaols. Opera Houae, 
where tbe Orseo Hayward Oompany fbrmeily 
appeaiad. aeeompaalsd Mr. Oatta on tbla trip. 



Miss Bessie Donavan. tba papalar tioAnrar of 
the Worcester Tlisaira, at wstcaalar. Maas., Is 
on her vacation, and wUl sssoma nar duties 
September 6. 

Mr. Joseph McCarty. asalstaot msnager of the 
Worcester Theatre. Worceater. Maas.. is rural- 
lalog, and all of bla frienda win welcome him 
back to his position about September S. 

Bobert Clark, advertlalng agent and litho- 
grapher for tha Worcester Ibeatra. at Worces- 
ter, Maaa., la rsatlag. at his boasa. 15 P l sss a pt 
streat, tkb eltr. Ba wUl icsbbm bla dallta 
-x ^ ba la ta tha bMi 




y«uiij|viiU'(bontinaaa tha Prineipal At- 
: Iraetion at. the Thaatraa^ 



of;ShfaTCport. La. The aUaP.llr, fadoag la 
maUag aa estondod sammar - trtp.' wbleb wfll 
ladada viaKa to otber mambete of bla'faBlir 
at Chicago and Niagara Eslla. ' - 

The season st popolsr Olendsle Park is aoip 
In full swing, niousanda of people who padi 
this park each day, have enjoyed the many la* 
tereatlDg features the park has to give. Man- 
ager W. A. Halatead, with his untiring effotU, 
haa every reaaon to be aatlahed with the re- 
fglta. He now wears a tsgnlar "Boosovclt 
mat" ("Oellghtedl"), tor alace tba park baa 
been luider hla manageaMBt It ba* baaa a gtaat 




' The Grand Tbeatre continnea to play to ca- 
pacity bnalneaa each week, and the ahowa that 
Manager BIckman are giving his patrons rsnk 
wltb tba Tery best to be aeen la any -raadeviUe 
boose In the city. Thla wesk'a bill Includes 
such beadllners aa Herbert and WlOlag, a team 
Of the cleverest black-face artists In Tsodavtlle. 
Others are Jnllan and Dyer, Tbts McOnlre. 
Vonng Buffalo. America's champion ride ahot: 
the Grand's Alt-o-Oraph pletnrea ai« slwsys 
more appreciable because ot the TaloaUc accom. 
panlmeot of aoltabla mnsic by tba naaaaalad 

'abeat.' - .-i ■ . 

Tba ealabratad Imp pletBiaa. wltb 

aaoa Lawianea. : "tba girl with a 

faces," posing la tba loading rola. eoatlaaa to 
draw capacity boaasa at the .OrystsI Thaatra 
every Tnesday aad.Frldur, when ttesa Uma ara 
shown. The "Imp^* pletnrea now rank with 
the highest-cisss monag jdetnres ever msnu- 
factnred. Ttiea; eelebratad pletarea have been 
made famona by. Mlas Florenc* Lawrence, who 
now occupies a poaltioa lo the moving picture 
world similar to that of tbe moat prominent 
actress In tbe dramatic world. 

Manager P. P. Ferlong Is now giving bis ps- 
trona all they are looking for in the amuse- 
ment Una, hla two tbsatm, tba Fifth Avenae 
and tba popular open-air playhonae, tha Lyric, 
mOMl flw best bUs obtslnable. 

msnsger ot the Ftftb Ato^ 
■aa aatertalnlBg bla fatbar. 
a wr piOBilBaBt batai aaaa 



it Ui -ti5i,aS-«='=-«=^^*»^^«'' 
bave been ti 
fans, wbleb - 
conld wish. 

The May Peatlval Committee met on July 14. 
to formnlate plsns to relieve Prof. Frans J. 
Strabm of the flnaoclal embarraasmeot cansed 
by loss on the laat May music featlvaL A 
shortage of aome f 1,700 reanlted. It la prob- 

aUa uat aa aatertalnment a* a benaflt wlU ba 

.P a aa it a aat ' of tba State Fair 

lot fapoTfaat bcaaebca. and baa 

proved to ba, from year to yaar. ana of tha 
gnateat drawing carda.' Tba abjaet at " 
Womaa'a Department ia to make tba ta' 
fal and ptontable to tha womea ot TsL^ 
not meioly to make a display of azblblla. bat to 
make tliem better home-maker*, and iactaa^g 
their knowledge along pracUeal Unas, each as 
cooking, aewing and domeatic subjects. Mrs. 
W. li. Arnold hss been sppolnted chairman of 
West Nsshvllle. aad It la a aafo aajrlag tbal 
baa oantaiBd'imaai 



fair help- 



An addition, to tba prsaant ballding of the 

Ten — - . — 



Grand Uidge, State of Teaniaats P. and A. M.. 
Is soon to be erected, the hnildlag permit iisTlag 
been issued. The time celled for the porolt la 
six months, sud the coat will be $20,000. Tha 
addition ia to be used aa an auditorium. 

Tbe Air Dome, West Bad's popolsr opan-sir 
thestre, lus been enjoying good boslness all 
during the past week. Manager BUly Bord- 
eiser haa been adding good attnctlona each 
week to strengtbca his bill, and be now ba* 
ons ot the most aB-t»date oatdoor tbeatrea In 
ttie city. Mr. Wblta. tbe popolar dark ot the 
Warioto nia Ooaipawr... whe.,baa baaa eblaf 
aMTlag Metara epatatar' at tMa thaatra, baa 
baaa. T ag aldtith*. pist-iMilu bat ffeom last 

W.. B. ABNOIA. 



Ohara* 




4k Mh BtM.' OWtad.l 

i«Msa.aa Mf l«i wbiab taaad • 
Ifea tgroatuag aata thv 
~iia •awtyhoay i_a .ahiaaa^ta 




many yaara. . 

Tha rsifflar ataioa' aC ' 
Westminster Thaatra win 
Robls's Kalckaitwckera. 

The maiugcment of Vhnltr Fblr Park haa 
at laat headed tha advica ti tba pobUe tm) ■ 
taken off the admlaalon prico to tba parh. aaC 
In consequence the park waa tbraogad IMOT 
morning tlU night with tba eager and cnrMo* 
crowd. 

Manager Boyce, of tbe Oaatbo Theatio, bad 
some difflenlty In allowing Rverton, the taypoot- 
let, to appear at that hooae, owing to a digbt 
mtsnnderatandioK with the Board of Poliea Com- 
misaionera. However, the matter was quickly 
adjnsted and Bverton appeared at the matinee 
on Monday. 

Mr. Tom Qlblln, the popular baritone at tbe 
BIJon Theatre, will take a two wecka' vacatloo 
in Aagnst, and visit Norfolk, Ta. 

Tbe Boston Film Bental Co. ia opening a 
branch office In thla city at the (Sue-Mead 
Building, under the management of Mr. Geo. 
Wallace, assisted by Mr. Jaa. Daaaall. ThI* 
exshangc was lnangnrats4;:tbiaaA the aBbtlB af 
Maasaer R. B. Boyca. *»>.tha^'^^' — — 
• H oslag the flima. , 



MILWAUKKV,:>»IS; 



Savaral Thaatra* 
Their Opening Dataa for next Season. 

The Empress Tbeatre, Milwaukee, Wla.. which 
la nnder the management ot William Gray, Is 
meeting with heavy patronage, presenting the 
best In Tsudevllle. The boolrtng Is nnder the 
direction of Sullivan A Conaldlne Circuit, who 
control the honse. Some very devkr publi- 
city work ia being done in tbe aswspsiiers of 
late. Since the home ot other Taodevlllo has 
eloacd, a catchy Una appeaia la all local aewa- 
pwara whlcb baa eanght the eyas' of _tbe 



aC the dtr' ta". 
fcaolt tha Bi 
to capacity. 

hooas Is ovsabaollag Ifealr' „ ^ . 

to open la Aagast The ■tar,\hogM of we*' 
tarn .bnrlaeqae epeas >air SO, with Tbe Ledr 
Boeeaaceaa. The atoek company at the Al- 
baabra haa aersd ever to the Majeatte thea- 
tre-atae* Ha daalag tor tba anmmer with vao- 
doTllIe.' ne Ostaabla' and Empire open late 
in August as usual ^tb Taodsvtlle. The Gaye- 
ty. Eastern Wheel borleaqne, makee tbe an- 
nouncement that they wni open the laat week lo 
Anguat. with ons Of tba leading burlesque 
attractions on tbs Bastam Wheel. The otker 
houses remsin In doobt aa to .when the open- 
ings oceor. Uwafaaaata ■amounting to several 

lag on at the David- 

J. B. XBO. . 




ULY 30, 1910. 



Xtie Billboard 



U 







SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 
Orpheum ThiMitra B«coniM a Link in 

tiM cMtM^; 

Tk« OrDbeum lut week mede pobtle the fact 
*k«t tbeT bive tmiiated wltH tbe Alficd Butt, 
Walter Clbbont aika Walter da Tnet eltealta. 
BOW knora aa Th« Tailety Tbratn* OoatnlUiic 

£». Umdoa: AUumbn Thtatn, Parte; Alham- 

drone, Hull: HlppodrMae. Blzmlosbam: Hlppo- 
dramf. Portamontb; HIppodroae. Bedmloater; 
Sflppodrome. a«atb Bud; Bippodinae. llarcata; 
HIpiHHtrome. Bo«»mbe: aTppodrame. Sogtb- 
biniiilun; Hippodrome, Bbeffleld; Hlppadnmie, 
Colclioicr: Hippodrome, Boltoa; Hlppodraaw, 8t 
Htl«D>: nippodrome. Nattlncbam; BlppodroBM. 
BliCkburn; Tbe IMtUIoo, Hewc«»Ue-oo-TTiio ; 
Tbe I'altce. Mancbeatot; Tb« Empin, Wolrer- 
hainplon: Opera Bo«Wf. TaabrldM WeUs: Tbe 
Qiiad. Rrlttol: TIM Batplra. . AbeMMa, aak- 
lag la all twenty aejaa booaea. aad-i^ a pro- 
pSad hoo«* la Barlid. q«mw. ^Wltt IMa ad- 
^iMwe. It wtU be poaalbto tor Um mpbcaai to 

'la Patit, « aiootb at tbe Iioodoa Palace, aad 
a toar of tbe EagUab prOTtaeea. aad tbaa aead 
tbem to America for a tour of tba Orpbeom 
CiRtUt trom New York to San rrancUco. TbU 
U fome ctrcalt, and botb tbe pablle and tbe 
artlits will appreciate It. 

Sews romea farm Portlaod, Ore., that Mar* 
Jarle Mabr. a cboma clrl from Sao rraaclaco. 
)A* ii witb Atmattonra Moalcal Comedy Com- 
aaar. was no over br a Soatbera PacMe tzala 
a blgb tiMUa aoatb of tbe_elbr. <■ ,tbe 

eta not tarrlTe. UlM Mkhr. 'mm^^jKUt 
Sum aad a Toang maa bad geae Mr ' 
tar tbt matinee pertonBaaee. Two ' 

cteiied tbe treetla wbca the trala 

tbe other girl eacapcd hj ellmblas dowa 

fnmrwork. Imt Ulaa Mabr waa paole-atrlekaa. 
ettrted to niD, fell, and the train aoon orer 
took her. In prlrate life, Ulia Mabr la Uia 
Levi' Hurtle Her haaband la la raodCTllle In 
8oD Frandaco. 

jalT 21. tbe Mmlrlana Ualoa No. 6 gaTo Ita 
Bonoil oiualcal faattral at Bbell Monad Park. 
A band of two bnadicd uwalflana gaTo coatlO' 
Booa concerta tbioogboat tka dar asd. night. 
XlM White Bat* of AaMflea keld Ita Otit 
" lea tbU weak «t tka taaaaa at the 
T1ilrt7 mcmbaa vera added to tl 
In tbe preaaace of a Urge aumber at 
ben now piarlaf tba varloaa tbcatrea bare aad 
Oakland. Edward Kaogh aad Joka Delmoie 
condncted the ecrameslca. Tbcr came direct 
from New Tork tor tbe mirpoee. After tbe 
ctiemonjr aoine bandied people, men and women. 
Ht dowa to a banioet, wbata eatertalalBg waa 



Tba Orphenm'a program coaslated of Knapp 
aad Uaett^ Martin Hoi — 



KANtMk_«tTVi'Mdt.' 

Manty of AUraotiva Amuaamanta Of- 
fered at Parka and Thaatraa. 

All tb« parka are doing recocd-breaklng boal- 
nrib. and tbe tbeatrea that are yet open are 
not tufTrTlog from lack of patronage. Indeed, 
It If remarkable bow Kaoaaa City cnjoya tbe 
DOTclty of aommer tbeatrea. aad eren when the 
ann la holtaat. It la a aellet ta go to tbe cool 
tbaatre. 

The Shnbert Tkealre tfeaad Satarday, Joly 3S. 
for a brief aaa»ec laat. aad U now la the 
binda of the laaaeataia aad Oaearalota. Mr. 
Ear! Steward. icaMeat nwaifcr ot tbe Sbabcrt. 
Ii la New Tork. where, togetbcr with tbe ear- 
rooadlnx iiDinaier marts fie wlU pot In the 
time until the 8bnt>ert opena again early la Sep- 
ttalxr. One person who was very glad when 
tbt Shubert closed waa Mr. Pied Steward, the 
cental treaiorer of the theatre, for be aaya 
II haa been "moat terribly worm In tbe box- 
«aee." 

CoBiii), "bom a moakey. bnt edocated a 
BU. I* the headUaer at tbe Bmpreos Tbentr* 
the week of Jnly 14. TUa la that woaderfnt 
^S^Xl. I"*!? bear* maeh abeat aad Kaa- 
*" Oir It all galac .Baumasway thia week. 
^Sl•.?•■:*?• _fflr»«««»~ of the wn la «e- 

£ni'JC"»'' •>>• BBiweaa. la UtIbc Kaataa 0%' 

Stnirka-CooaMliM TaaderlUe. and. thei«t«ni. 
^'ff **<«U*n< hllla have bem aaaa aa far 
•"tter la atote. 
Pji?.™ Hooae will open early Uta 
„Thc 1910-11 aeaaon win^ naheied In 
M ^I.k'^J?'' li" ""Ini! of Satarday, Angnat 



aoid, Ulaa Bomle Bar* 
ag Oia Deitr 



nett aad Co., presenting , 

EUaa aad Bob. magtclan and tralaed dog, Plor 
eaee Oetz, closlnr with Ed. Dnnkbont and Co. 
la Mama's Cry Sabyi 

Tbe Grand Theatre, Tanderllle, which te abow- 
Ing at the Opera Bonae whUa andeaalBK tepalts 
will -be ready for o ee aBaac y abea t jbgat is. 



ciiy oeuig oou. ic was UBoa eoiaxgca co 

rAu laUM aalr ZUOlik tkaatia la Gto*e- 
MoTlnE pictaiaa aad Matk-afeaaslaB MU 
I times a week. ■ ' _ . _ _ . 



The Feople'e TbeatnL'Biat >TI& aad Wood- 
land ~ arenue. Hairy Bemateia,: aaaaicr. Is 
being enlarged, and when comnleMd^ wm bare 
a aeatlng capacity of 1,300. tkawa aia being 
held Jost tbe name while the work Is being done. 
This la the second enlargement of this house 
within tbe past two years. Ita oilglnal seatlns 
ugsclt; . beings 330.._ It. was^ than ^enlarged to 

land. 

three 

Uastal'a Mliiatrals opeacd at Poreat City Park 
fiaaday, the ITth. Olio laelDdea Tanalgan and 
Corart. dancera; BUly Broad and Larry Br-* 
I.arTy Boyd u well-known In TsadsTlUo booL. _ 
circle* and wss formerly Held maaaftr far 
Verbeck and Farrrll. Show wilt plar oaa V 
two loetl datss and then Jomp East.. 

(OtatlBDed on page 40.) ' 
Cr. PAUL* MINN.: 



The Nelll Company, at the Grand, la 
stock. Is presenting Baffles, tbe Amstsor CTaeks- 
rosn. Thorlow Bergen, the popnlsr leading man 
of the NelU Company, has been esat In tbe part 
of tbe gentleman bnrglar. The role of tbe de 
tectlTe. ma nlsh aa Imeoctaat aad oa Jnter- 
aetlag aa of the. thMV'jig|,',ka.^^^:.»r 



mar Oarden, A Chinese Honeymoon. The fol- 
lowing TauderlUe la now playing the gordena: 
Blghlanda— Henry Horton and ..Company, Col- 
nmbia Comedy Poor, DeRosai's Models. Msr- 
aellles, Arthor Blghy. Delmsr — The Fonr Sing- 
ing Qlrla, Krana Lloyd and Oraclyn Wbltbooae. 
CUyton, Jenkins snd JTasper; Tom and Edith 
Almond. West End Heights — Walter DaTls snd 
Mabel Thomdyke, Do ran sad Doran, Bert Boxer 
and Edna Wayne, Kitty O'Britn. Monnlon's 
Pork— Jack Bawklna aad Ooeapaw. fiealar and 
Monie, Eddie Mack aad Dot WnUaoa and 
Dagmar Dnnlap. 

Tbe paper la all orer tbe city annonnclng the 
appearance for two weeks, Angoat 2 to IS. of 
Pain's Aero-Spectsde, Battle of the Clooda. 
They will be tbe lint to use tbe new Unlraialty 
Park, and as It Is ooe of tbe best adapted parks 
for this clsas ot entertainment It is ezpeetsd 
tbst good baatneaa will be dooe. 

Conductor Pets Carallo, ot CaraUo'a Band, is 
again repeating bis former aseeess this yssr 
at the Highlands, sod the Immense crowds that 
circle bis ttand erery cTeoIng, only piore that 
to his excellent programa and tbe efflclency of 
hia band, has a larse part ot the Blgblands 
snecess been sttslned. 

The Doschltt and Jones Hoslcsl Comedy Ooo- 
psny sr» making a snecess ot their moskal eea.. 
cdy stock at Lemp'a Park, here. TMs wew 
they ere presenting In Osy New Teck. With 
miMb taeeess. Virginia Dsle and May Day are 
a popoior hit of tbe company. 

Robe Dalroy, tbe man with tbe hitman wig. 
aa be Is better known. Is now In St. Ixrala and 
making good with hla cbarsctera. He and n. 

Q. Hayeta aia booking many fair datte f<w 
thlaft* • 
Tba 




attlL't? r.*^!*''L'B!"'i'^ tnmmer itoek It the 
Sffi^.«^:..3"v*"»i''' Mtremely hot weather. 
JWcenipany baa pUysd all week to crowded 
»?S!r. ^ • ^ "* raaally waa 

ne Kudid Osrden Comic Opaia Oa. closed a 
SCnaorni Mssoa on Sstnrdi^raati&b. at tbe 
gP '-' ''XRlen. Week ot Jdp lirSma Btnc- 
».,"!"' ^S- '» M"- Jack. •-»■■ 



sd to fair booses week 
bill waa Walter B 




the only 



not aalliorlae uy correspondent or roprcacnta- 
pBd otMoet pajroMnt tbmior. 



HAS in>^P4a> 

BBtter for which charge Is made is display adTertlsinr 
paMiabed 0|n the i 
An aoiMi oC* ) 



t' u&t (o heed 
the paper whatsoever, 
date advioe of any 



The 
pao] 



eogaced In the amusement business, are' 
for paid tcadeta In aiqr, Mvwtment ol 



KeUI. Ulaa Eleanor Uootell baa the leading 
tenlBlne role. Mlas Bdjthe Chapman lanot in 
tbo csat thU week. Next week'a attraction 
'WUI be entitled Alabama. 

the Uajeatle baa for Its headllners this w«*k. 
retaman sod Arthur, who ,"l"~' 
trick* i.f ptofesslonsl magicians: Mlas Msbel 
Palinrr adds the charms of her "ndcnlable sood 
look* to the audience with a .;..mle sketch celled 
Stirag. associated with ArtliOT Wamaer: BlUy 
Wmtams and Miss Nono Sterling msks s bit 
with tlelr chatter aoagt snd patter; B<W nwl 
Back. Olympian athletes, perform sthletic 
features; Miss Jesnactte Tate. liulaa and 
talking comedienne; MIta 'aitsUaa MNMi «J*^ 
tralto singer ot lUoalratad aoagaf •MMMWIta 

■tiS'8!?^^ rcry original In showing the 
Ultat motloB pictures. For the week tbjy hare 
Oerpoial Zraemea. draaaatlaed tiom t he CUU 
WarT AaattaavWir_lata tgainf, jMjtaW LA^ 
cation la ; Bwraaai - *B. Ktnr aM»i: ilMMi iita 

"^'A ' ■ '^tContln ned on page 40. ) 

' 8T. LOUI8 . MO. 

Several Local Playhouaea Anneuliioe 
the Date of Opening. 

With the iMath of Jnly nearlDg its close we, 
b«« la St. iMla. an already being told ot the 
aaealna of onr down-town theat.e*. The ln>t 
ottbe wlater onMlngs la that of BsTtln'a me- 
atn. which win open with a stock ompany 
headed by HIaa TetaUne Bodgert. Manager Wm, 
Qaiaa has itada a happy selection In this act- 
reaa. When the late Col. John D. Bopklns lint 
biootht her here to head hla company aererat 
yean aso, ahe enjoyed a popularity that has 
Bseer since been rqnalrd. and It la sate to 
atote tbst ahe will be recetred sgsla with much 
fSTOr. Ths Brst prodoctlon will be At Cripple 
Creek, snd tbe opening ot tbe tbestrs will be on 
Angnst 7. 

Messrs. Denlson sod Cadwalltder will become 
tbe stsge director sod scenic artist, respectlroly. 
of Harlln'a Theatre this season, tbey having 
come to St. Lools with Msnsger Wm. Garen. 

James Gabriel Is to direct the Ooagress ot 
Rongb Riders at Cheyenne, In September, and 
leaves ' about tbe ISth ot August for this, his 
borne city. 

The following were the btllt at the rarlons 
aaideaa laat week: Snbnrban Oardea: Praak 
KmSSH la The OM .a( the OoMaa W»att Del- 



ANQimeAL 



New Play Predueed. Parts AdmlriMy 
inlerpratad to Qoed Company. 



The Conntry Bay, the lateet Edgar Belwya 
play, had Its pfcmleie nodoetloo at the Bor- 
bsnk Theatre, Sonday, July 10, with RIelisrd 
Bennett In tbe title role. While the acUas 
ot Mr. Bennett and the Bnrbank Company was 
excellent, the play Itself wss somawhst of a 
disappointment, after Pierre of the Plains. 
Bowersr, throogbont the week It drew capacity 
and seemed good for s seccod week, bat the 
psst week closed Mr. Bennett's engagement ft* 
thlt year. He la to return next year tor a stock 
at the Bnrbank or Maiealle. Thia week 
wfll obr the WBIlam 
Bar- 



PORTLAND, ORE. 

BenelM to be biven flap UnfiBrlimate 

Show Girl. 



Miss Margery Mahr. one ot tbe show girls 
with tbe Armatrong Musical Comedy Company, 
met with a most distressing accident last week. 
Accompanied by two other members of the com- 
pany, tbey went for a stroll towsrds tbe south- 
ern psrt ot tbe city, and la order to get to 
their destination had to ccoaa a long piece ot 
treatle work need by tbe west side dlTislon of 
ttic Soatbcm PacUe R. B. While cxoaalng the 
trestle s trsln, coming st a rery blgb ipeed, 
bora down on the party ot three. Ulaa Mabr 
tripped and fell, tbe train paaalog orer her. cut- 
ting off both limbs of tbe yooog lady, tbe 
other members ot the party barely eacaplng 
with their Urea. 

At tbe hospital It was said that In order to 
earn the yonng woman'a lite It wwdf ~ 
•try to amputate both Umbo, oaa.' 
ankle, tbe other abors the knee. 

It was not sxpeetcd Miss Mshr 
through the awful ordea], but her 
grit bare polled b^ throngh. 

A monster benefit Is In progress, aad tram in* 
dieations It wUl be the biggest thing of Its 
kind occtirlng In this city. She wss considered 
tbe prettiest girl In the chorus, and the pstrone 
of toe liyrtc Theatre sre considerably grlered 
orer the aad affair. Brcty oae te in nympathy 
irtth On Uttia girl, and It la not aab kaaadL 
hot azpaeled that a handsome oom wirfea «■£ 
laed far the poor natorttmate. 

▲ Sta oecartad In the old expoaltlod bnUdlag, 
Which deatrayed 930,000 la acensry. belonglv 
to tho Baker Aanaement Company. In addltloa 
to thia calaailty, the Apollo Skating Rink, under 
the BiaBageaieat of Wm. B. Joaia, was rtestroTed 
with an Ito sqnipmcnt. Mr. Jones aoatalned a 
loas of 13,000, which wsa not corcred hj In- 




ThlB same Are homed US horeee aad s num- 
ber ot expenslTe vehicles. A Percheon stalllou, 
Tslned St fl.OOO, waa anoag thoaa loat. Ths 
King BUI Dog Kennelt. watia a aambcr of 
haa ear nf were 
▲nietlc Clnb. Ita 
wat a datfa oyad. The 
of SiSjtMC ' . - - "B aiactad at a coat 





rm i i ili at.fte Jiattfoy tbtatoa, iaiy 10- 
Xfea MMMtw naaiia la aaw la tha opea> 
efamab it haetaa bMa a ly to oat away 



•acbtP. Ato^SUML wMh KamMt AMHa ■ 
andd to The Aw&aala« a( SahmailiMeb 
■ At tka l«*lt naatia, Oaoley'a naiaiia 
ttaaaa t td h^tha.Atmlnac Matfaa On 






_^ aaat week 

fiodnctlea of vU Wlte- 
aat taaa aeca pnetoatly la Loo 
la oaa «C tha heat plecca. ttoat 



Company 
drawn capacity t _ 
oad week haa been anaonnced. 

Mlas Teota Victoria, at tbe Orpbetira, te 
ably tbe most widely adrertlaed attraction 
at tbte bonae. Bcr style Is inimitable, and she 
wins her sudlenee. She. howsTer. lacks what 
It strongest In Mlas Uly Lena, the Kngllsh 
comedienne, msgnetlsm. She wa 
cess, locally, tbst ber sdrance press notleca 
would Indicate. The Orpheum bin so a whole, 
week of Jnly II. waa rery eallstsctory. CMgo- 
IsU's Aerial Ballet waa the arttotle spot on 
the bill, and went big. I^oaa and Toaco. the 
Barplst sad the. Slagsr, wet* wdl recelred. 
Otheta ea tha bin. a. Vraaklla aad Staadatda. 
Bal UtUtU, - ------- 

warran.aBa;BiiaMaia..aat--vt»:aatM.'oc op- 

Plr — ' ■ - " 

Vlrglala Htrned arrtrcd la I<oa Angelto early 
In the week.- from San Aaadoco. and with her 
Company, wm open a toor wceka* atack aeaaon 
at the Majestic. Ber first offering. Aa Amtrlean 
Widow, proved her greatest hit In 'Msco. 
William Ooancaay. ta " 



recclred 
City. 




' TRBN TDNf N. J. 

New Jereey'a Capital Now Conaidared 
More Than a One- Night Stand. 

"So long at the public continues to patronise 
s hooso la hot weather, oo long wtU giwd ataows 

taa," said Manager Waha. oC 

Theatia la tptiklag eC the 

Oa that are oelag pieaeataa 

at that popoler theatre. Tbe seto are aU tna 
the best vsndevlUe clrcnlto of tha 
At the ptcaent time when piaraUli 
so high tor the necessities ot lUt^ I 

to Bote tbst there Is — 

get ao mnch for such 
at the State Street Theatre. 
LawlB P. Bandon. asslstsnt secretary of the 

great Ttenton, N. J.. Pair, was Blade escietsry 

^ — . . .. 

9t . _ 
anealt I 




of the Big Pair Ctienlt at tha xacaat awctlag 
o( tkt dintltn ti that badr. tta tiTrS 
Otaa lt. la i l a g ii Khaaaa. u SS i^ u. BittBebem. 
Ba g eat to w B . Msaat BsUy aad Tkealea. B. B. 
SebaB. of AlIeBtawB. Pa., waa the retlftae ata> 



. of AneatawB, Pa., waa the retblH ate. 
rotary, he havlag tendered hla rralgaatlca.. » 
Bondall waa the fnatant and nnsnlmoas cbtlte 
of sll the voting members present. 

Mr. Bandall has been one ot the mont ener- 
getle and valnable members of the BIk Pair 
Circuit Assodstlon ever since Its organisation. 
Many ot hla suggestions hsve proved proRlsble 
to msasgers ot tslrs in general, snd It Is enn- 
aldered that aa aeenlaty ot the Big Fair Clr- 
dt. hla Btofalaeaa will he tecreesed. 
Mta Pearl Aadnwa. a weU-kaowa yooog girt 
ot thta dtp. who baa woa eonilderable tame aa 
aa aetreaa. hatrlag played two yeare with T. 
MeMaben'n Wateiaiifiiu Girls, was married re> 
ceatly to CUT. Gittis a wcn-kmwn mntlcUn of 
thto dtp. aad a member of tbe State Street 
Theatre Oreheetra. Tbe conple bare known each 
other olace childhood. Before accepting tbe po- 
tltloo tt the SUte Street Theatre. Mr. Crisp 
waa a teacher of tbe piano, and Miss Andrews 
won one of hla pnplla. 

George "Bock*' Cbancr, formerly secretary of 

tha Bnffalo Blll-Pawaac BtU Sbawa. aad who 
waa la eharga at tMr wtatv qaaneia beiew 
MK^J^aotoJil* IBltv Bn|£- m. 

a ■ " " 



It win h*- recslled tbat Mr. Connrr'a renlima- 
tloo from the Two Bills' Show waa the onlcome 
of his romsntlc marrlace to one of Trenton's 
moat besotlfal brUes last April. After hU 
rcatgnatloa took effect, "Bark ' and bla bride 
tamed oxtanalecly In tbe West, vlsltlag bis 




to Nchiaska. Sooth Dakata. Maa. 
sboma. Doriac the aaat . wtotwr 
ta charge of the trtafar aagrtiia 



whea ha waa 

be endeared' himself to sU of the lahaMtaata'at 
Bromley Place by using the Two Bllte hoiata 
snd men to bresk roods throngh tbe beasllp 
drifted aaow. to order that cbUdfea alght at- 



Tl%e Billboard 



JULY 30, 1918. 




W. H. DONALDSON, 




wlU In all probibllIt7 retnrn to Dabaque. Is., 
sbortix, to resam^ hie engagement, whlcb was 
brooctat to sach a tndden end by tbe deitmctloo 
of Jake Ros^nthal'B Bljoa Theatre, last April. 
Mr, taoA aerred Is tbe capacity o( private 
accretarr and press representatire while -with 
Mr. BawatkaL He U well known In tliia aec- 
Uoa, barliiK keld (creral Teiy Importut mana- 
' podttimi dorlDs the past Ave years. 

~ 1 to BazzT. 

Anstln. wbo bas been apendlac a 
vaeatlaD In Jackioo. Mia., baa te- 
raned koaaa. and Is stm oo the job as leader 
of tlktf Orplwom Orchestra, which positloo he bas 
beld ilsce tbe ooenliuc ot thia boase, three Tears 
M. BOBIimON. 



THE 

416 Elm Street, Cincinnati, O., U. 8. A. 
uaic Plstanee XelcpbsM. Mate SMB. 




ST. LOUIS. 

Boom 803 Mliaonn Trust BnQdloc. 

. IjQNOON, ENGLAND. 

'. PARIS, FRANCE. 

121 Boe Montmartre. 



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canto per Itna, agate maasuranMRt. 

Whole page, ^40; half page, ?70; quar- 
ter page, No advertisement meaa- 
nring leas than five lines accepted. 



Saturday, July 30, 19ia 



> pfTT'Mfta'an oa sale oa all trsias aad 
tka Vaitaa Stataa and 




5 



is alaa sale 



MtHAiar Oompasr. 



lade by post'Offlco 
r ncistared Isttar 
to Tha WiTlboarf 



I absald Kaap 



r Next Season's AUiatU o n i 
Well Under Way. 



Wltb tbe sntniner season In SsTsniub well 
adranced. local tbeatzcsocra are eip e rlrnrlns a 

S cCT&.^dSr'to'tta'taet Sat ja tte daj^ 
koosea. with tlw « ae ep M » af tts Oi ito ii M . wre 
daaad until aepteaaber. Us Oasae — - under 
the aUe maBasemeat of Ut. Jtm. A. Vneoakr. 
is deanlng np flg^'ig tU* MB saaaoe. and tbe 
bnis offered at this boose are war abore the 
BTerage. I,aat week's bill conalited ot PoIUrd. 
tbe Inssler. one o( tbe best erer seen here; The 
Three CalUomia Gins, whose excellent work In 
tbe musical line was more than a treat; Mlas 
Rath Bimiette. a classy alnsle act with special 
dropa. and last, bat not least. Barry W. tlelds 

Sat'te^SaSa ^^ot'aav^cm^nBSeA'at 
tUa booie, di a a tna capacity attendance at erery 
Austin and Taps cootinae to l>e a popoUr 
lal. 

Osten's Band, whlcb glres nlshtlj ccn- 
at tbe Casino at Tbonderbolt, contliioes to 
wove a popolar feattire at this resort. Mr. 
Van Osten Is an able dlrectw. and bas created 
■ trenendoaa socceas with his thirty-piece band. 
An ocelieatim eC twaatj-Are |lay at tMs. H s a i i 
tor dandnf atiktly. 

- Baady Brotkas* aeir Ukcrty Tkialll arm re- 
i apcB about aepte a it wr IS.- Ko aaaaoncwaent 
-las yet bees made la regard to tbe daaa o( at 
.r.traetSooa to ka Bill raff at tkia k aa s a. 



Mr. Artlmr lAcas, ceneral 
Saraxmab Fllin Excbanse. baa 

kcflas a suite of ooeea In tk 

aCL^tkat poiat. - Ike asTannak TOrn 
;kaa"ki i n aliaki fl kr tha Sunny South FOB Oa^. 
ut which csaccn Mr- X.aeas Is at tbe t 
The adshw i l Uuiea of the Jeffries 
flKht «aB.aet ke akown Is Savaanab. as Maror 
Tledemaa haa'Iaaned ordos to tint effect. Too 
bad. for an the fans are dUappoloted. 

It is learned tbroogh good antbority that a 
new theatre wUI be opened here aboat Aognst 
1 to be deroted cxdnalrely to uioTlns pictures, 
file promoter refosea to dlnd ae.l he loCTtlon ot 
the new bonse. but It ia naBaMS that same 
wUI be on Broushtoa stna^ JkiiB 
■ -■ . : • -■^^^»^», 



A^mOMOTER 



AND 

REPLY. 



MANAQBRV 



July 19, laio. 



Bockfotd, DL 
of Tha Billboard. 
Oadnaatl, O. 

r Sir: — Nottdof lo your Talcable paper 
Of laat week, a letter written by Ur. W. H. 
Johnaon in regard to c o occaa looaires, JoEt a line 
to let you know bow t feel In tbe matter. 

X have been a promoter and manager ot amose. 
■eat eompaales and camlrals for the past ten 
{tax*, and I wish to atate that aome ot Mr. 
Mhaaaafa remarfca. of conne. are true, bat 
aia always two aides of a ataiT, and I am 
' give yoa Jast a Bttle Ht el lay ax- 




: tt certalaly 
'- ■ I ttat 



eloaed a contnet with ate te 
for their Calr 
tbetr little towB ato 
to look It oyer, and wmmt • 
w aa^o n e wna ll co e^kat_l Male i 

a iiaaAy at etti« ijffimea" St 
•penlas at the fair. 

Of causae It waa niiissaiy Cor me to Insert 
an ad la your Taluable paper, known aa "Tbe 
Billboard," and a number of replica came from 
all onr the cotmtry. I picked out what I con- 
addered a food, dean line of showa and ooBcca. 
aloialrea. On Snnday they started to arrtre. 
The lint one arrlTliig was Al. Pierce, with bis 
np-to-date Merry Widow Show. When be got 
off the train, be made a nub for the hotel where 
I was stopping, with bis mind made op to gixe 
me a flrst-dasa balling oat. Of coarse. 1 let 
bim go. and finally wben he cooled' down. 1 told 
blm tbat tbe town was small, bnt that I would 
guarantee him and promise blm faitbfnlly that 
If be didn't make bla expenses. I woold pay 
them, so be finally consented, and opened np 
hla abow. I will say that his receipts were orer 
♦800, bnt he gave them one good ten-cent show, 
and be was very well aatlafled. 

When the other ebows. started . to arrlre, I 
placed them In good locations oo tbe tborongh- 
fare of the little town, . and on Monday after- 
noon by four o'clock one woold be snrprlsed to 
aee the emrd. the rigs and wagons coming in 
from all directions to view the opening of their 

The riaiei aa l oi i a fri a. after tta ant day. stetad 

" - - -- - "aae kl« 
I.feB«h-laS.eaBHaiaaata«a to' 




goca tato- a town a 
First he has to set 

fldatok ■ ■■ 
•pooall 

flaallr decs It 

a hotel bni' and a aanbar ot . 

Ing camatttcas sad Katttac <■■ the xight aide 
ot tbem. After he has doaed Us eaatraet and 
Intinds to.-stay sad woA tbe town hiaisalf, ke 
has to set aeoaalatad with the newapaps peo- 
ple and meet a BBMh« of tbe city ai enh a ata 
Be tieatt to snppera, antomoblle rides and ea- 
tertalnmenta. Finally wben be geta tbelr cos- 
fldebee, be starta to adTertlse and. ot course, 
that requires paper which he stands reaponsible 
for. Be employs a band and a coaple of good 
free ' attractions, which, ot coarse, be baa got 
to stand. Hien wben tbe ox»eniDg day comes, 
here comes his oonecaalonalrea and abow people. 
Tbey set Dp In a good lecatiao. 

Now, I am not nieaklng ot all ot them, bnt 
I am going to speak ot a few whom I baTe bad 
dealings with. I hare seen concesslooalres come 
Into town dirty, ragged, dnsty, broke, hnogry 
and tired, come to the prtmoter and foorHosb 
like tie has a bank roll as big as a banker. Of 
coarse the momoter takes Interest, pots blm In 
a good location. He sets op a little 10x12 
stand of some kind, and then sets down, takes 
a cigarette out and a dime norel, or his paper 
and pencil and starta to write to a fair ^■'»f»I 
whom be bad the opportunity of meeting in some 
other town, and be sets there until somebody 
comes along and inqoires what he bas tor aale. 
and then be geta op with a dlagssted look as 
though he had been disturbed and tries to sell 
tbem some article. If tbe purchaser does not 
see fit to btiy his goods, be goes back and sets 
down on bla little box. Then when the pro- 
moter com es abont the middle ot tbe week to 
ask blm tor bis money, tbe concessionaire wltb- 
ont doubt, win aay be hasn't It. He gets up 
and calla the promoter a *w"w*>*e of. aaiaaa aad 
balia him out. ksocklas the town, dalaa It Is 
the w arn he eisg awr la all kisU». Msaw s the 
pronotes ttff lKtaShM^.Mha/9a.aBch a low a. aad 




the bnslaea ■•M* st the tswa. ha la polite. ' 
educated aad a asattenaa ftoaa A to Z. Be- 
fore be leaTcs the towa he has Bsds hnadicda I 
ot friends. Ton can alwaya Sad Ma la tbe . 
aame bimior, nerer angry, aerer a hew a Us Im- 
patteuce to tbe public He always kas a fclad 
word for eroyone, poor or rldi. The pnaotcr ' 
goes around the inlddle ot the w«A sad says, 
"Mr.- -BamadcB, I - bare caned for tbe test of 
tbe money." Mr . Bamsden, with a quick re- 
ply, says: "Why, certainly: you could bare 
had It aoooer If you wished." That la all tbe 
words exctianged In a ' boaioeaa way. Coose- 
qneotly, Mr. Batnsden la makloc mooey. In 
some towns, without a doubt, he aatia more 
than be does In others, but It ysa talk to hiaa. 
he alwaya bas a good word tor eT#y tswa he 
leares, and ereryooe ha meeta. 

Now, that Is what I call a concessionaire. If 
promoten or managers coold hare concesalon- 
alrea to deal with like that, they coold go lato 
a town and promote and wocfe aai fat -thato 
beat efforta Into their work aad fhd Bhe Oagr 
are going to make money. 

Now in regard to «ome of the abow people. 
Mr. Jack Shields, o( tbe Ltmette Show, for In- 
atance. He commenced la a town where he bas 
contracted for from the promoter. He aaks for 
his location. Be puts up, and when tbe time 
comes for the opening, bU son. Artie, and bis 
performers, are always on the baliy-boo at tbe 
Stated time. They work wltb heart and soal 
to please tbe pobUc and gire them a good show . 
ftr the small admiasiou of ten cats. They I 
saaks frleada to eray town tbey go. They haTe 
pinty of tefoiiiisefidatlOBS trooa aayers, cona- 
cDnca aad InuIimss bwb. They do not let their 
pcrtaiM(B go. up and down tbe street loeting 
tlnS,.dfety. auhy aad hasty, or tke «lii8. run 



thereon In letters Isrge enough to be read at 
a rreat distance. 

All the mercbanta and commercial men In 
the city wilt be a^ked to adrertlse the fair oo 
tbetr stationery, and last, but probably fore- 
moae. wlU come the newspapers, A large Bam- 
her of coBstCT papeis aad all dtr. pansn - «C 
the seetloa arim.lediaaads thnaik wSR the 
public win testa of the Calr. - 

The adrertlalng caaapalga wlB aot 
bowerer, for all ot the railroads 
city will ma exentsIoBt late 
win adrertlae the tact along their llnea, 
road will get from 5,000 to lO.OOO flyen 
will be bong la eacb railroad statloa la 
Isna, East Te^as and South Arkansas. 

Fifty styles of posters hare been selected*' 
and Mr. Seaman wlU go to St. Louis and MH- 
waokce to pertoaally airai^^ the ocdert. 



Atttr jhe tslrjrt .nao ■ fc Mststy^ w»»..^ 
** hWBa Ms ad> 



■.■>e Mii a iuaall i i a of 10,000 

■ ■■■■ haie alicadr beaa selected and are at- 
ttacttne. - haelaa a sood-Ieoalng horse's - head 
SaalBg orer a naee aa the chief desfga. 

This year's adTCttbiog Is to be tbe largest 
the fair has etcr dsee, the adrertlalng appre> 
— ■ *- larger than ere r hefota. 




aires aad Show people tbat a lot at people 
arha are la toe camlral boslneas Aould take 
example from: Mr. Bllts, manager of the lit- 
tle Prince: Mr. King's WOd West .Show, F. 
Ferarl's Animal Show, Lewla' Plantation 
Show, Billy wnuams' Mamie Show.' Delgarlan 
Oriental Show, Bolllna* - Animal Show, Bockskln 
Bta's Wild West Show. 

Now I wni glre you Just a tew names of some 
of tbe concesslooalrea who are making money 
and who conduct their stand In a buaineaa-llke 
way and with a system- There ia William 
Ramsdai. Bnbln Qmderg, Arery wltb bis Shoot- 
ing GalleiT, Mr. Lonia Greco with his Strikers, 
Jim Passmen wltb bis sooTenlrs. 

I could go on and name .others, bot J do not 
want to take np the room in your raluable pa- 
per, bnt I do boDestly believe It tbe managers 
of tbe coacessionalrea and abow p eopl e would 
follow these examplesUwy.WNM-Staad a hs^ 
ter show for making laiwaj sad^lato at iti and 
be mwe stsccessful. 

1 notice In Mr. Johnson's artlde where ha 
rlalms a promoter bas nothing/ owns notblng. 
I notice where he ssys tbat a promoter can take 
bis little grip, Jtimp on a train and leave bis 
show people in a town stranded. I Tocch to 
say that that is false. A promoter can do tbat. 
bnt has he a repntatlan, has be ability, ex- 
perience -In lielng a promoter? 1 want to aay 
that a promoter who doea those things can 
Toy easily be canght up with and more harm 
esa he dooe the promotar la a town where he 
p aea iotos hy a -email article to The Billboard 
ar a trIagr oM to. tha chief of police than he Is 
wflUac to take a dwaee oa, sad If the cooces- 
ites ar *esr' pesala are atranded. tbat Is 
tka .aspsalirt hMt. It if ralna or a 



net 

ey( 




that la not the pro- 
s l e Hili llshtt SB sot. that 

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^^^^^ -^2^-Mi^%i%M9 



tkat Is aot the . 
I aa siae If 

take this lato 

I'aa right, I most saj' 

cceafol to the camlral bi i aln rs a :X' _ 
say that I am getting along very.aledv. I 
nay farm down In. - Kentncky. wkese K 0o 
qiend by leisure wreks 
am trylos to ke 
Aowmaa, which I 
plenty ot 
oilmen and 
around tbe conatij. 

IX there la anyone who baa any dilute to 
make on this article, which I hare written, I 
woold be Tery glad to receive a letter from 
XtajCip always lad ma. In care ot Tbe 
" ly. Cincinnati, O. 

Toora sincerely, 
A. F. GOBMAN. 




EXTENSIVE ADVERTISING. 



Sbrereport. 1*., July M. — What promises to 
be about the Msg t st sdrcrtlslag campaign ever 
Inangnratad hy a State Fair to tbe South bad 
ito coaoeptloa hen ititn Secretary Bi ueagerholt, 
of the LouIaUaa State. Fair AaaoeUttoa. si^cil 
coutracta for »J W skeato of postsn .to ks 
placarded all oear Hbstli iMdstoaa, Bast Tkcss 
and Sonth Arkanaaa, adrertlalng tbe Idg ten 
days' fair tbat will be beld lo Norember. By 
Angnst there will be fire or six mUpoatera, 
under Mr. Seaman, billing all of the towns snd 
dtles in the territory from whlcb people will 
come to tie Shrereport Fair, 

After Aagnat thia whole territory will be 
one aisa d aaaacsaa sC hci^lly eoiaecd zcpro- 
llsi llias nr siskis Ikal IraT^sddea toe eye 
St thb TiBi'sW. the ^eaiaft la the history 
ot Tioalslana Some of toast aaalets wUI he 
8S feet long and B feet klgh. 

In addition. Secretary BnesasihaC win have 
29,000 heralds resdy when theblllposters start, 
and these will be scattered broadcast throogb 
ereiy town wlilcb tbe blllmen visit. Fifty 
thousand postcard t>ookleta will alao be mailed, 
telling of tbe wonders ot this year's fair. 

Bot probably tbe most novel of all the ad- 
vertialng that tbe Fair Aasoelatloa is to do will 
be tbe mocsrer kite which will fly over tbe 
towns that Mr. Seaman visits In the advertis- 
ing crusade. Attached to the Uto atriag wUl 
a<. a SUB la tlsUa.wuS win 




Council Oiove, Kansas, Joly 19, ISIO. 
Editor The Billboard, Cincinnati, O. 

Dear Sir: — I was very much snrprlsed at an 
article to a recent Issue of your paper, signed 
by Wm. H. Johnson, criticizing Mr. C. F. Sturm 
and hla management of the BiDa Blbhoa Canl- 
val Company. I aa ever sixty. josts old sad 
have been actively aacaasd-ta toe afeear huatoaaa 
Btoca tbe age of twdve aad X waat to sav. that 
dniliic til that tlae I feaie aem laes l ttd aoce 
kind or coaaMarate traataeat thaa dalas tha 
time 1 vraa co nn e c ted wltb the Bloe TUbhen Car- 
nival Company. I Joined tbe show at Atton, 
Okla., May 9. and closed at Bleb Hill. Mo.. 
Jnne 20. I hid tbe electric theatre and two 
concesBtOBS. Mr. Johnson has been mlalnformed 
or.at Jtasi misstated tbe tact ot tbe case wben 
ka was .*tfee electric show people have got tbelr 
tiMha ta soak for the -board hlU." I aevered 
mi iimniillim wlto tha abow «a aceooat of 
ptevlsas sttsafBSMato sad aot because of aay 
illaslTifoi tha with the aaaagemeat, sad t wltt 
to say to Justice to Mr. Sturm tbat I consider 
him a man of Integrity aod a very capable 
manager who baa the welfare of bla people ever 
In mind. It many other managers woold adopt 
sane at hla methods the carnival business would 
not lie to such disrepute as It la. 1 know by 
pcrsma] uli ae t ia Uuii tbat every employe of Mr. 
Stota i set l eed kto laf ejtty.a lil^.wltk t ks aat- 
ccptSoa eff-the.kead*' .wucfe.traa said twice weok- 



ly: Mr. Staa tald ae that ' 

pay hla peo|de every alght he would ccaae beteg 
a manager. During the time I was with tbe 
abow I never beard anything but worda of praise 
and respect for Mr. Storm, and no one blamed 
blm because ot tbe rainy weather or poor busi- 
ness. We had some good and some poor towns 
aad toe shows and ccsicesalcBS that were pro- 
framed and had tha sasda to ddtvcr re- 
_ tbelr share et asliasn. . sad I hcUn* 
•my membe r at Mr. Stata's eian p a^ trin 
as to ksp las thaj arm always la e^ss 

as whQe conBactodaMk . 



A CO RREC TION. 

Last ireek we ptteted aa Itsa eoneemlng tbe 
Campbell United Showa, lo which a number of 
typographical errora .occurred. We pnbllsb here- 
wltb a correct roster of tbe show: Campbell's 
Ferris Wheel. In charge of Carl Balrd; Fisher's 
Merry-go-round, £.. W. Flaher; Campbell's lx>l- 
oced Minstrels, cartylag twenty-two performers 
with full band and orcheatra, ander tbe dlrectlun 
ot Moae Walker: Skerbeck'a Wild West and 
SUdlnm, Managed by Joe Skerbeck: Campbell's 
Jnngle Show, Frank Streets, manager; Camptieirs 
Three-to-ooe Show, Myaterioua Bdna. CampbelTs 
Vaudeville Show and Bleetrlc Tbeatiw; Fraak- 
Irrla'a Blg Snake, Campbell's Fat Boy Show, 
aad Bahy Bthel.' Nellie Cain, manager. Coo- 
essotaaa are aa follows: Campbell'a cook bouae. 
Otae Back, Candy Wheel, Paddle Wheel, Four 
Ban Game, and Doll ^ne. Slim May'a Knife 
Back, Bally Jobssoo's Cat Back, Gertie McAd- 
am'a Doll Hack. Joe Shetjabara'a Japanese Bowl- 
ing Alley, Madame Palmer, palmist; Joe Con- 
aell's msh-Strlker aad Coofettl, W. B._Tif 



Ms'a Ocaaral Store 
Blllaaa'a QIaaa 
Estts* Spot the 



supper Wheel. I«wla 
I Stand, Dad Jinks' Doll Back, 
Spots, SllB - - - 



m May's Hoopla, Frank 
IfarcfS' Ooee Stand aad Hlgh-BtrUer, Fred 
Wright's Six Ban Oame. oTw. Moon's Pick- 
Out and Keg Game, Goldle Eaatwood's Boiling 
the Ix>gs, Feto Althea'a Atricas Dodger. Music 
la foraiabed hy Walker'a Pickaninny Band of 
twelve pieces. Dare OevU Myen tornlsbes Leap 
the Gap, and Farles Dempsey, tbe High Dlv^ 
as free acts. Tbe executlre staff la aa follows: 
H. W, Camphell, owner and nuuussr: B. L, WU- 
llama, geaoal ageat; Saally Meore. 




BIRTM8. 



AlUttB aad his wua. Kdna, are xefiie- 

las over the arrival ot a hahy hoy. bora to 
them on July 15. 

Bora to Tbe Klrbroa, Phil aad Haada. a aoa, 
yana 38, to New York City. Mntha sad hatr 
wM. Billy U now tha fsftw if Tin 



DEATHS. 



LAVSLLB.— Mrs. ]>w I^avaOa. wItS sC Ike 
well-known promoter and cazatral a0Ml; dM 

to Johnstown. Pa., Jnly IS. 



MUSIC AND VAUDEVILLE AT FAIR- 



f Mar- 
lon. Iowa, la planning for a hittar fair 
tbsB STcr iWs year wltb good nsile, ftor big 
vaodavm* aeto and three good races each of toe 
last three daya. Tha agricoUaral, fine arte ami 
live stock displsr bids bib to encl sU previous 
records. Tha attaadaaea last assnn waa about 
18.000 tor the thras days, sad at toe racv 
aMctiac, Inly 4-B tks tttsl attcadanee wsa 
I3/W0 for two days. This woaM ladleata tost 
- - Is mrtw iB -flcrar. l»s 



JULY 30, 1910. 



Ttie Billboard 



IS 



BURLES QUE WORLD 

gleafifag!; of News Interest From Both Wheels 
Gathered Especially for The BU^ 



By SYDNEY WIRE. 



iwnm watmm to htt mm klB< ofjiwakuilns In 

CImlfi "bU •PPM" "AtS!* 
•f ulmalaot to the nsnaJlr l«th«xfle cooditM 
•t Ike Wntrra Whtd (Bow owncn, and It 
loaka u (booxta tbcra U to b« a dfcidad Im- 
Monneot lo tb* qa>U» of isaDj of titclr prOK 
dnttloo* Ihli maoo. Barty M. Sttooa* la ra- 
boanloK la Chlcaco. and promlaca to anrpila* 
•1) or the old-timera with bla new abow, arhtla 
the Gordon aad North peopla an aim to aUg- 
nr the conacrratlam of maar of tbe aM-tlm 
mjjwWmw Mmn aC, tka aM-taahloMd 

nm"llUlM. mnmr^ Otaaa. H. P. Dtno. 
Batler. Jaeoteoa aad Lowry an aU fattlas 
kofj- with tha ofsaBlalsc of tba new ahowa. and 
It It lilBt«d that thcK wUI he manr ^aicea 
and ImproTemtnli In tbe atandard aad qnaUty 
of all departmenta of tbe new attraetlooa. 

A deal of ni-realina ezlau amonr maor of 
tbe old-timers on the Wheel, who naturally be- 
(In to feel noeaay at tbe preaence of tbe ant 
comers, and It la with relDCtance that tbey 
welcome anj- reTOl u tlon that pdata to better 

MadietlDaa, It ta. Maavar. • certala.faet. tkat 
Sa aM^Uaa M attaii a(-Juv tvtMMjMnan 
will kare to aad tkat a.aaaatal oaaatas ap 
win aeoa take place with aU o( tbe ereatani 
abowa. It la tbe rood ihowa that tbe people 
want, and tbe food abowa ara tbe onea tbat 
-will cet the mooey. Tbe cheap ahow may lire 
Cv a little while, bat the fltteat will anrTlre. 
aad It la oolj a question of time when the de- 
■aad (or aool, dcaa aad np-to-date a tti a atl oaa 
■a lB*i Mcad tka aU^taaa ibnr aaUcalr ttam 



Mha Doaedin Tfxnipe of Cyellata bare algned 
aritt Weber and Bosh for the aeaaon. Jimmy 
Donegan is tbe mansfer of the troupe, and la 
a floe old mto with many yeara of show ezpe- 
rtenre In Anatnlla. Eorop« and the States, 1 
had the pleastire of working two seaaooa with 
Ike D uat d i a Ttoope, when with tbe Captala 
Faal Boytaa Bbowa dttrinit tbe aeaaona of 18DS at 
■aH'a Oaart. Loadoo. aad dnriac tbe aammer of 
im. at tfea Cnaaitlaa «( Aatwetp. la Mctnm. 
-It' vaa at Amtwtn that Nellie Doaesaa met 
- - - . . wnilam Aadie, 




. thcra ata akaaXy aaraval of thaaa wit 

tta «a the road. H. R. Polack, tbe well-koawa 
a^nt. Is DOW rebearslDg a ahow of thia Kino, 
which la to olay orer aome of the TsadeTllle 
Umt la the Eaat. and which will carry eloTea 
veapie all told. Tbe show la called Tbe Prln- 
craa aC PaaaBa. and la under tbe manaremeot 
ar AL r. Rarrlt. who Is alao tbe l*^^^*^ 



Tbe other prlndpala aia _ 

Stefpc. Slf. De Angelo. ArroU Vtvr» JMst Xay- 
dac, aad aiz ehorua (irla. 

♦ 

It la saiprltlnf what a number of burlesque 
Berformers are InTestlac In real estate. Blotch 
Oioper la a regular wtxard at zeal estate 1a- 
Tettments, and baa cleaned op quite a piece 
•t money la tba past few ■niona, Qalte • few 



aad- aaly fiaaty-ae* mlaatea ' fram 
I waa oat there myaelf a few Son- 
'a pleasant afternoon. I 
aamber^o^tbe^Mci^ folk 




Into tbe Academy of Unale, 1>ltta- 
— — . tbe other day and waa aorprlaad at 
»e neat apnearaace of tha h«Mt^- AB aiav « 
Palnteta and daeoratota ware " ■ ' 

lac tooebaa to 

Was mma 

Bayta Chaf^TWtfiiBi ir«f g> 




Harry 

C"'l.<- Sho_. -■ „ 

nuiii's "TriniaiB. aad waa 

gatiy had tSt wmwmiSi 



■ "litaiteb" Cooper la bard at It lettlnc bU 
i*"*. '■«• *»r Uio comlns i " 

B u rh baa atnM.tiMr anal, AU Jaaca, 
Al^a-ra. Mat^f tf lMia^ yQai 



re. f Ittabm, Pa., will 
Horttc * flMBoa'a Boi 
by tta MalHMi - B 
lei-a ooliaaa OMawar 



■VI,,. Oayety Theatre, 
on Autuat 18 with ~ 
1' kaqoera, beaded _ 
Ji>i.-n. Uaz Spleter, 
'•■>•• ibem on the 20tb 

■;■•« Academy of Uoalc. Plttaborf. opeoa 
* - T. Aac if. with aiai WUIaaw* Idaala. 



open 
rer: 

fol 



8av 
Tha 



ahow will play I 
wlU open oa tha 
Urc week. 



Baaay Haixia haa sot a new aatt a( a 

tofB. tkn look pwar amu aad baar a 
laaattHaaca - to a aalt aaca waaa Id 
It looha as thoaab Baaay had beea c 



•bODf 

Boab. 

copying 



Bert^Hoaa^^tte^w^Jtawara character ^logliic 



NOTES OF TH E ROAD 

Personal Mention of Vaudeville Performers Playiog 
the Metropolitan Cities as Well as 
Smaller To%vn& 



IB a Mtar atrlttaa to Okies go 

" ~ ~ I are tola 



Karw York. 

hr Mr. Boa Atwtil, we ^ _ 

coaeemlnic tbo plaas o( tha BaalaB daaeaia. 
Anna Parlowa and 1llrtia«l tfaadUa. who have 
been breaklna Into print ao marfa lacontly. ICr. 
Atwell la Hated oo the letterbeada aa "preaa 
repteaentatlre," which la mfflclent explanation 
of tbe Inunedlate rofue these dancers attained 
and tbe freooent notices of ttiejn which hare ap- 
peared In the newspapers. Parlowa and Mord- 
klQ came over to thJa country for four weeka 
laat Match with tha MstropoUtaa ^^^^,^1°^ 



AOBLAIOK THUMTTON 




Who win atar, next aeaaon 



at Whita CItr 

Sha win laat oatU : 

on the lateiBtata Ciicolt. with tha 
follow. At tha Otpbt— Tht 
city. Iowa, week oC lii^ tha a 
after a leasthy eeeoaUeai, woi 
losrs: "Tbla Uttle womaa (Bi 
la ooe of the aort of whom yoa i 
to bear bla *'*'Hf la tha fataia.*' 

After a mimiai: aiaiia la raaitillla. «ha 
Two Lafayattia hata eom to thair homa at 
Oa h kna h . Wla.. arkara they will apend a eoaple 
of weeka la their dahlac camp oo Lake Bntls 
de Mort. They expect to play tha Weatera tlioo 
tbla comlns aeaaon. In their comedy afcetcb, Jty 
Cooaln Sal Is a Clrcoa Oal. All mall addreaaed 
to them at their home at TSS Graham atrcet, 
Oahkoah. Wla., for tbe next four weeka, wtU 
reach them. 

Boater of Olffoed aad MUtoo'a TaodsTlIle coaa- 
pany, onder canrts: Prof. Bobert Olffoed, na- 
alclaa; Boberts. tbe booeleaa wonder; Baymoad 
OUTord. contortionist: NeUIe Oltrord. nlllac 
Clobe, serpentine dance and truns mystety: 
Fred and Nona Milton, comedy sketch team; El- 
ale MUton, song and dance: Fred MUtoa, black 
face, Irish sod Jew speclalUes. Tbe show cloaes 
With BioTlns. pictatca and llluatraled sonsa. 

Barber and Palmer write they are at their 
home eojoylna a rest, barlna lately flolshed aa 
extended trip through tbe Weat. Tbey hare 
added two new doira to tbe act, which will re- 
Uars their acrobatic doit. "Kins." who made 
hia laat appearance on July 4. We are al- 
waya slad to bear from old frlenda, and oar 
nota can alwaya be found In Tbe Billboard. 

Harry Ellas, who la spending tbe summer 
with his sister, Grace S. Coyne, will leare New 
Turk July 28, and begin rehearsal with Jobs 
W, Tocel's Ulnstrels. His sister opened st tbe 
Fifth Avenue Fsmily Theatre. Pittsburg, oo 
Joly 23. for a tour throuitb the East. After 
this aeaaon tbey will work together, aad win ' 
ba known aa Coyne and Ellas. 

Prank Cork, who baa been spendlaff tha aas 
mer with bla parents In Clarksbora. W. Va. 
leaies about July 25 for Atlantic City, when 
be will >>ln ttie So. 2 company of Ttiree Twins, 
with which show be Is engaged aa drummer. 
While lo Clsrksburg Frsok was rery basy mak- 
lag acqiulntaucea with bis many frlenda of 
both sexes. Take notice B. C. 

8. Alrarado'a Trained Ooata were the featnta 
attraction at tbe Grand Poorth of Jnly Celebea- 
tloo at CeiTO Gordo. III. AlTarado'a aeaaoa 
will open on Eaatero time early In ADgoat. Ha 
haa a nnmber of added fcatarca te bis act 
will carry aboot I 
Tbe rigging la all : 
tloaal goata. 

Ooa Beld. trick cyellat. left Toledo last week 
for New Tork. Ho la In hta forty-ninth week, 
baring played only the benz house* daring the 
aeaaoa. He win apend his racatloo st BabTlon, 
Lone IlUad, N. Y., and while there will frame 
op a new act. Ooa states that tbla la hIa laat 
aeasoo for comedy riding. 

B. M. Gsrfleld has engaged Miss Tnylla 
Smith, of the randeTUIe team of Landrum and 
... ... WB call ata, aa pelma doma lo 

J aC The Oltl Tbat-a .111 the 
th la a llagw of rare ability, 
la Is ba codaratnlated to ae- 



daftUtb aad I 

key" wra* 

♦ 

Barleaqoera wUI aooo ba. •Mb'to aend their 
'■ ♦ 

laea Wabar, late of BlUy Wal 
Mb abMT at tba ••«*«• dC;:li*..-.i 



of Billy Watson's faMM 
yacatloD at bar 
~ letara ts tha 



Tha taotar tar Blea and Ca^'a Beaaty Tn^ 
la M^tSSSSa: McTSd CadyTihed Bahler, Bth- 
S KM. Law Dnabar, Arthar. Thalaaao, Bthel 
Laalir, Stella Baymoad, Jaaala Bsas. , 

Barry Eauiaoa "lUba arttt fl— M ttlo 

Mall- - — 



little 
Watd. 



pdase aft j^fff' . P"!— t 



open daitac tha 
a qnlte a Dice 
It ta M a a a BiT 



^.^.^ — ihiad Wwb ■••■^BBd 

OaTlagtaer foe" tlioir_^blj^ fiamMr ilMr. . MSBia 



Mattdle 
vsllagber — - 
waa laat aeaaoa with Max 



Hnmra and Lewis bars 
White tor the ceoUac scaaa 




fbt 



tbla year and then tbey are booked for a road 
tour tbat will extend from coaat to coaat aad 
Include Mexico. Caba. aad Canada. Thla toor 
U under tha diieetloa of ICax BsMao l T and O. 
P. Centaninl. with B. O. Gaow aa booklac re- 



prasantaafa aad Baa AtwaB aa director of pah- 
U<dtT aad tha moetac apMt and nida to aoc- 
— ndadbUdaneaia wm ba anoorted 
lUa of atartr troaa tha iMparial OBsra 



of Moscow and St. Pste iabiua. Tbey 

will preaent spectacular narratlTe prodneUoaa 
Wtthoot word or aong, ocular opera. Tbe tour 
Is taken In special trains and the largest cities 
wm be made aa one nlgbt stands. Tlwre wiu 
be three agcnta ahead, an execntlre staff of 
fonr and a meehaalcal crew of aboat twalTo 

dcrer ataC wUck Is w«lcamd tn print, mato- 
talaa tha latsiast and aogua well for tha fntar* 
aaeceaa o( his anterprlae. 



J MieawT Palmer, alnglng coaacdleaa*. 

jgWMssf'aT'rhS^sa:? 

baa. weak of M. aad aiade aa 

hit. lOaa PalaMT haa a rolca oC 
swcetaeas aad ayiapathy. which aha kaowa vary 
well bow to ase, tally eamlns her btUlac Miaa 
Palmer dreaaes In character with her aooga. 
which are of wide range, aod glTa ber a aplsa- 
dld opportonlty to display her reraatlllty. Tbla 
act la booked for the aommet oa the Loew 
ttaa^ aad haa haca oSStadB. * 0. ttaa far tha 




a atronc hit icctstly. at tba B 
Milwaukee, are icatlaa far thsj 



Theatre. 

— - at their 

bungalow at Branfoid, Ooaa. TlMy ax pact to 
reanme their toor of nndeellle eaily la Aagnst. 
with a new akelch which la to bo mads kaowa 

later. 

Mlaa Elaine Yon Thlel la now playing a moat 
aocceesful enngement orer the Jake Wella* cir- 
cuit. Mlas Thlel la now en route to Cuba. 
This la her third successful season down Sootb. 
She waa tbe one big hit on the bill at tbe 
Grand. Naahrllle. Teim.. week of July U. 

The Wlxxar. the human atreak. a new fair 
sad park aenaatlon, was acen at Union City, 
Tna.. on July 4tb, and acoced a hit. Tbe 
arsrapapera of that city spoke of the act aa 
belac oaa thst prosed a poattlTO aeaaatlon, aad 
was a ItttW laaa than anlfldc. 

Bddla mner, female Impcraoaalor. srritas thst 
he Is harias a good tiaa aa his eaeaHaa at 
Oleos FSBa, N. T. B» stceaUr eatectalaed 
ssTcral of tha ti aa p a is fnai the Rswe^i Leaden 
Xr. Mnitr wm opea this aeaaaa with 



tea aad tea. while ptayhw 
Oraad Baplda. Mich., pardiaaed 
Tbla team la ' ' 




tLiii la Caaada. Tbey claim 
thaf at* playtac In the froaea 
isawter Is tcglstariac SO aad 

ibsea. 

•era aad PkUUpa. haste Balahed twaaty- 
«««B mt Dal led ttaw. aaa taklns a maeb- 
lad isat. XbsF wlB^ipa -la Beplcmhar. 



tbat 

North, tba 

M - 




aacceaafnl aeaaaa at 
Otphaaa sad W. A. 




Allea Sammer opeaad at . — 
stre. Beat St. Loaib. IlL.- SB IMy . lOk — , 
booked on Interstate time for eletca waaka, dos- 
ing at Chattanooga, Tesa.. SeptemlMX 18. 



14 



TJtv^ 0111t>oarcl 



JULY m, W9. 



LOND ON LETTER 

Bad Weather]jGives a Fillip to Business at the 
Theatres— Three New London Productiohs. 
ilarry Lauder Howled Down in QIasigOw. 



tmt tbcsk TOUT locky itxn that yoa are noc 
eonpclled to ipeod tlie tommer IB Londoo. Foe 
a fortnlgbt It baa poored inceauntlT wUk nla. 
aad It haa beeo so cold that any or ' 
faoded we were In tbe middle oC 
while w« all ban beta paoriaK «at 
CDC MctlaB aC aa tl a ly. ia the ahapa 
of Isdoar abowa, baa baen Jot bcaarias witb de- 
list. Tber bare nerer bad a»-coad a we^ ta 
before, and tbe amllea «■ tfeeir facta al- 
mtttt eompenaated for the vttcr abaeoce of tlie 
asB and beat. Bot, apart from thla. It baa 
been quite an Intenatloc week. Three new 
prodnetioaa hare been pot on. AH are good, 
and an look tike tliry are making money for 
tbelr prodncers. 

Tbe most Dotewortby of tbe three la a play 
bT Coontna Amlm. called PriacUla Sons Away, 
and produced a{ tbe Haymaifeet Tbeatre. It 
seema that FrlKllla ran away became abe bad 
been boUdlns oottasaa la " 
becaaaa aha Jlnd« tha 
bad ao «(* - *• «» . air I 
caitb. . ' ^v-;,v., 

She nm ainy Jiag« w-aa|^^M^»j B»^J^» 

down at the bottao. ' She bad IfeaviMMaa ta 

bare been bora a ptlBCaa a . 

Tbe mnnlng-away tendency waa the fanlt of 
Hetr Fritxllng, her tntor. He was an extreme 
type of German aentlmentallst. and. beside teach- 
ing his smpn Greek, blstory and modem gfog- 
raphy. be also tangfat her to despise tbe conTen- 
tloos of coort to lore liberty, and to dream of 
the simple life which coald nerer be bera. 

W^eo. tberefare. the Grand Dnfce sprang a 
little anrpriae npon bla AmngMmr asd prepared 
to make a formal anTionnremeBt of her betrothal 
to a Qfsnata prlncelio; wiOioot mmmltlm bar 
FrlaeUIa astoolabed lur tntcr 
dcd to nm aw«y 

. tbe cottage In 

tta ale. '8ba ntaaiM blm atm more by com- 
w»«i^tiy him, in tbe -most Imperioas bat most 
bewitching way. to mn away with her. 

I«aTlng a terT<]>le acene to foUow in tiie cotxrt. 
tbe old tutor and bla pupa escaped and totuid 
their Ideal In a aeelnded Kngllnh Tillage. Forth- 
witti. Prladlla p roc e eded to make herself at 
home. Tbe cottage cootalned creepers oatslde. 
a geranlam. some old oak beama, no carpet and 
one old woman. PriacUla boogfat the cottage 
over the bead oC the old woman, made ber the 
dlaeamed tba *^'*iikan tbe kctUe 
1 her o»a Mai d ta 

oa'tola^SeC Sbe became at 
laetltstlan aad a-Tlalon of won- 

^'bha goes on fal bar sweet way. She feeds 
- ftaa' aatfre Tillage, entertains In the moat loz- 
•riaas fashion, and finally lands tbe oU tntor 
In tbe most grleroos detit. Tbe time cooies when 
they are 6a the Tcrge of atarration. And when 
this point is reached, PrlscIUa sits down and 
thinks, and comes to the condoalon that the 
German princeling is, perlisps, not such a bad 
kind of a fellow, and if be would only take 
the trooble to come and look for her, aba might 
ba y"-**** ta look larorablr aMB.Ma. Ami 
■ he aoMia. aad then, tbettTa «a mm,\ 
' Maait. the ataiy bardtr ' " 




npoB the asbSwt. FrlaeUIa astoolabc 



I at youth. But 

faela it aar hata^ tbey ate more than 

■dartMl acting of Miss NellaoB Tkny. 
J the part oC Pria cll la. O ne remembeia 

juuuft lady coeneg from three gesera- 

I tt actOB OB both aldea of tbe family and 
ea bar Szat appearance, a few months ago. It 
waa eTldent that mncb of tbe charm and f^Ios 
of her annt, th& great Ellen Terry, had descended 
to her. All the aam^. no one waa prepared. 
frtMn a girl of serenteen, for acting of tba qoal- 
Ity which Miss Terry glrei In ttala play. 

Many actreases inlght bars beea dmide and 
daligbtfol In tbe part, bat Daw cadd bava «aa- 
saved tbe charm aaoas tbe faaHlaMa aad ctn 
aa apiicarance of reality ta the nb la- tbe -way 
In which Mlaa Terry ao aaeceaafoly managed. 
Erldestly a great fntme lies before ber. 

As the yoong prtnce, Charles Mande played 
gallutly and naturally. Lyall Swete acted the 
part of tbe old pedagogue with a great deal of 
knowledge of tbe type. Tbe play waa recelred 
with great enthnslasm and la likely to hare 
much more than a brief aocceaa. 

When Ethel Lerey was boe a few months 
ago, she created quite a scnsatloik by the alng- 
lag, la character, of ber coon and other smigs. 
Oa her reappearance a few days ago abe met 
«Ub eren greater faror. Xba andleaeea aeem 
to bar* takaa a sreat llblaa te hir naiaaBally: 
ber aew aa^a » aa wen w the aHTaaM did: 
and. altsfcthar. JOaa t«Ty laaka like Oerdoping 
Into tbe most popular American comedienne 
who h«a erer Tlslted igwyl^rui 

At the Lyric Theatre this week, Lewis Waller 
rerlTsd one of bis old soccesses, Hlaa Ellxabetb'a 
Prisoner, by Lyall Swete and Bobert Stepfaena. 
I think It was aboot seren years ago that I 
saw the play on its Brat prodnctlao bnt seeing 
It again, with Ita present cast. It seamed to me 
rather to have Improred with age- The scene of 
tbe action of the play la the PhUlipe mansion 
boaae. aad (be time is that of the American War 
oC bdependcnce. Stanley Peyton, one of Wash- 
laM a a^ captalna (Lewis Waller), helps himself 
ta askaraa xioaa the Baaor hooaa ataUcs. accocd- 
ta^rtha cnrtHi:a(..«B;*' ■walli tbe rehe- 
aaat protaat oT JUaa mnbeaCUUpa (Mlaa 
Madge Tlttertdge). the oalr Beaaber of tba 
family at home. Wbca ahe leana that, before 
joining the American aide, be beld a commlaatOD 
ia King George'a army.' that he Is regarded aa a 
(Imm I In . -and that If be la capttxred he will be 
hanged, ahe Towa that abe wishes "the bandit" 
better fate. H(T sincerity la quickly pot to 
the test. The horse finds Its way back to tiie 
bouse It knows so well, bearing tbe senseless 
form of the captain. wiu> has been sererely 
wounded In a skirmlsb. He Is taken in. and a 
few minutes afterward the news c«nnes that the 
King's troopa are making for tbe hooae and will 
be there in leaa that half an boor. Sha (Id, 

talla him that aha lateada to dve fafa-.ap. 

In aplta tt hia ■ " " 



pecoliarly Walleriaa scene. Be commences 
to make loTe_te her la tba way that has brooght 
time be appears naaaeeeaa- 

rts. Bat. &ally. althoach' 

aa« admtt li. the ^ dada har^iatat- 
1 aad. Whaa the tfoapa anlae Iw baa 

aa tar that aha piataala to afem'Hbat 

he haa aaeaped. Before taay are gaaUy braosbt 
Into one another's arme, thaM am pteaty 'of, 
thrilling scenes, la which a cowaidly lUyallftt, 
to whom EUxabeth haa already baaa aasaged,! 
plays the part of the Ttllaln. 

Lewis Waller, in his etcmsl role of tbe gal- 
lant lover, throws >■'■"«»'' Into fala part as 
whole-beartedly as erer, and from the demeanor 
of the yonng ladlea in the pit. It waa erldent 
they woold give much to hare aome one come 
and make lore to them with equal fervor. 

■- — • — Tina I ailtii sraa hardly 

tar:tka lat^ nor haa 
ca Lane, who 




OIPIN^ 

News of the Summer Amusement Season in the 
Land Where the Cool Breezes Blow Even 
While Peopteof U. S. areSwel^iing ' 



WIMW IPEO. CAN. 

Big Fair Drawa a Multitude to City. 
Big Attendance at Thaatraa. 

laal Baa 



July lt4S. m 
tbe tm\-t 
artooa tbaatiaa:' 



Xrciytbinc took aa a 
during fair week here, 
of Tlsltors flocked Into 
and. of coarse, the Tmrioos 
share of the large patronage. 

The Bijou played to capacity houses and 
one of the beat bllla to be aeen hate in a 
time. Manager Chae la makl 
Qt.-*k^ most popolat la :lta-< 
always seen worklaB aaillR 
morning till al^t. 



bad 
long 





July 18. bnt la able to 
attendlag to bla dntlaa. 
Tha .Wlaaitaba aad 

daily. — 




cr. 

Kavltatiea 
been vefltted aad-: 
Hnadreda of . _ 
a pleassnt erealag or aftaraoda can be apeat 
In a sail np and down the rlrer. An orchestra 
la also in attendance to anpply mnalc for dane* 
ing, oDder tbe leadership of Mr. J. Bollongb. 

A BtroDit protest has also been waged against 
the exhibition of the Jettries-Johnsoo pictures, 
bat the CVHincll haa not decided as to which 
to poraaK' naaa latcat reporta It looka 
themth they mm he .aaaMblted. here, 
ha Baw XaphaaaaJto-baplaB ap la prapar-~^ 



'- ' rVMONTRCAL^'CSANir^ 

WaiNknovim Hiatoricai Event 

and Waa a Large Succeta. 

The Taking of the BastUe by our Frescb 
citliens at the King Edward Park. Jnly 14-17, 
taxed the boats to capacity rtinning. to tbe la- 
land. This park U assnmlng some abape, im* 
prorementa' are Is full swing, bnt It will take 
the whole seaaon to hare matters right np-to* 
date. It la altuated about twelre miles from 
this city and can only be reached by t>oat. It 
baa an area of orer twenty acres. 

Dominion Park haa a good free attractlaa la 
the Fonr Jordaoa. 

The Italian Troobadoora 
at tbe TandeTlUe house. 

Sohmer Park is having 

The Fomm Snmmer Garden, ' 
tures. Is doing good basing as 

Tie twin Anderson Sisters and B. Moore aiC 
the good nmnbers at the Caalno. 

Mr. Bobart Steele la ballad song singing, ia 
glTlac great wllalhltliia at the Prince of 
Walea Thratia •• ' 

M. W. SHAKHOJl. 




A Nigbt oar Rmtiwl 

Company. 



TbU is fnn week at tbe Boyal Alezaadia aad 

I the Percy Harwell Players presented the. 
comedy, A Night Off, In a moat ~ " 
ner. Ulss Percy Baswell aa Mlabe, 
other big snccesa. All tbe den 
snlted in tbelr respective rah 
was finely staged. Boalneaa was coed. Owtas 
to the popolarlty of Antloareiira Band they 
were retained for another week at Hanlan'a 
Point. Attendance ia very large at tbia pabular 
'eeort- V- ; v,.:V-_ 

Jnlin Bedmond and Company tieadaid^ a- caaa 
bill at the Tonge Street Theatre. 

Tbe Six Balpona were a big drawing card at 
Scarfaoro Beach. 

Tba Oataito flmaiaaii iil here, pasaed a bin 
which vnMhNa tta'JkKHea-Jolinaoa fight ple- 
tntaa haiag k •Mario. 

JOSBPH OniBOS. 



oeated the part, bat ih 
fbarmtady, and esea W. 
Tlnced, U alwaya ' 
Lottie Taaae atiBeK a 
altosethar the rtay wm 
and oa^t utmr to laat 
atarta out oa bla antnau tear ia the provtaeea. 

According to tbe Scotch aewapapeis, Hany 
L«adCT waa bowled down when he made bla 
appearance at tbe Empire Mnalc Hall, Glasgow. 
At the end of his first song there was an uproar 
In the gallery, and shoots of "chnck him oat." 
Lander retired and the ctirtaln waa dropped. 
Coming to the frtmt the comedian said he re- 
gretted what had bappcncd, bot he bad known 
as organised attempt waa to be made agalnat 
him. 

I daaft haav what fha icaaoa la, except, per^ 
bapa, that Taa di r halla fTeaa a plaea aear Olaa- 
gow. and It may aOMy be the aid raaaia aC a 

prophet bdag wltboot honor Ma awB eaaatsy. 
I have alwaya beea aware that Iaadar -«aa aot 
partlcolariy popular ia bla own part «( lha aa tl d. 
and there bare beea atgaa far the paat year ar 
two that hIa Togne ia aet what It waa ttoaaghaat 
Great Britain. Stlli, erery one ia aoczy tbat 
be should have suffered in this way at the bead 
of a gang of rufflana- I txnderstand tba ind- 
dent baa eaaaed a w a cti a a la hia faaaf^ 



the nsusi performances 
performances from 



f nala id a* 

they an gtsfaa coatlai 

2 to U:W PTil. aad are atOl drawlac laise 
booaea. Tbe tbeatre la Tery 

for the comfort of the pal' — 

baa been inatslled for tbe 

adore Sllreia. tbe popular alncer. la atill pleas- 
ing bla audlencea with tbe lateat aong bita. 

Among tha Tlaitors to the Fair waa Mr. Jud 
Battell, of Mooae Jaw. Mr- BaUell Is Tery 
well knows through Western Canada, and con- 
trols serersl morlog picture houses- In sn In- 
terview with The Billboard representative, lie 
ststed that be Intends putting Ul rsndeTllle In 
his different houses. The rarloua houses will be 
booked br Pantagea, and wlU aerre to break 
the M( Jaa^a bam . haca .ota Oali^. Here's 
hopaaa aaeeaaa attataa-klB Ma aew ▼eatnre. 

At the WUher tha Wm. Collea Opera Oon- 
pany la pleaatng Ita aodleore in tbe ddlgbtfal 
mnslcal comedies of The Tenderfoot. Tbe Alas- 
kan and Tbe Burgomaster. 

Mr. Harry Bufoa Isaacs, tbe Welsh loteraa- 
tional singer Is s rlsltor to the city from Car- 
diff, Wales, and Is staying with bis sister. 
Mm. 8. Hsiter, Suite 4. Germain Block, Ellen 
xtreet. Mr. laaaca will abcrtly be beard In 
concert here, assisted by some of .the best tal- 
ent In tbe dty. He is only a yooag man of 
tweaty-tlirce years, and baa oae of tbe beat 
Toicca to be < b«rd_in_maay a day. 



^Owbgt^ta niamaji^ma MB 




SPOKANE. WASH. 



aona. Parka Crowded. 



Last *week waa the hottest Spokane has expe- 
rienced In some years, which effected tbe the. 
atrea to a great extent. Tbe week'a bealaaaa la 
all tbe tbeatiea waa the poeccat of the aaaaaa. 
Tbe weather cettahdy baaMd baalafaa at Ike, 
paika. laaraireltaiaa ■aad, alayla« ea g- 
gagemeat at two wccka at' llantanam Park, 
drawtna aa atteadaBce of from 18.000 to 1B.000 
tbe opening day, and about 4.000 dally dnriag 
tbe week. His engagement cloeed 24. 

In the aet of Tbe Bama Bama Olria, at tb« 
Orphenm. some were disappointed at tbe al>- 
aence of Jimmy Lucas from the act, be being 
in la Chicago, aad bla ^ce fUed by. Bany 

Walaaa. Mr. Lacaa Jaiaed the ~ 

la "" 



t eomjpaay 1at« 

tta* tS'a'IMK'jrtbe daSiachff'at tke 
ftikiia neatie. kv Ifea ■■■hit, ~ 
Madt CSaapaay. wha Mt ^haae al| 



tnH tbey made many Meada. ^ 
The Baker Stock Company opena a aix aMMaa: 
engagement at tbe Spokane tha Brat weik^ia 
September. rranklyn Underwood will be the 
leading man. 

Manager Charles W. York, of the Spokane 
Tbeatre. and J. W. Lewla win be the gnesta of 
Frank Newmsn, tressnrer of the Spokane The- 
atre, on a yachting cmlse np the Sound. They 
will leare at tbe doae of the lawrenee angage- 
m CTt- iTxjMjjx ' ' ^ the AadttHi^B 

Theatre, has left Car flearinr. Oregaa, te a#aad 
a few weeks wia bia family la tMr eBamer 
home. 

W- H. Howard, treasurer of the OnAeom The- 
atre at SiU Lake City, la apeadlog a few daya 

In Spokane. 

WllUam Collier. In A Locky SUr. Is the st- 
tractlon at the Andltorlnm 25-26. Re doses his 
season here. 

George D- McQnarrle. tbe popular laadlag maa 
of tbe Jeasle Shirley Stock Company, aad who 
baa beea piaylac the peat eaaam with tha Wal- 
ter BaatHd Stack la ▼aaeaaaar. B. C m.a 
gaeat- aC Iflae Jaaale afeMV ■> afE-bnaMM 



JULY 3fl, 1910. 



Tlie BIlll>oar<l 



16 



AN AG ENr3 VIEWS 

Aneodbfss and Brief Observations^ Serious and 



By TOM NORTH. 



sir rerj klBdMt to tie bojs oo th« OU^oma 

uboma City. •»* Tg^tn fc i wMt o rthy of 

hix lead* dia not t«lt or •* ,tte hen trem 
ShMUic »i»«t bit tjMm to the eot^ to 
*T«i«Bi CItr of the OentiT 8Jiow», City Kd- 
Khelamlller. of the Time*: Muifliix Bd- 
Pofrer: City Editor Hirtlseaa, of XSx Ok- 
BiD' M>nulnE Bdltor roater of ths Ncwa. 
lUanaglnf Kdltor Tucker of the Polntar, to 

M kaMT I an ■ 
.-:AcBla..tkaak jcat 



aB aC yoo las 




Mlfbty flno cbap la t^t maa naacy. ajfumaa 



aad >>Ulpaat«. .T»laa..(ttl a.. A 

Jo* neanlnca. 1>> Aadctaoo, Indiana, 

will. I opd«r«tand. ^yrt ^^^ac qnjre Mll poa l l n » 



ttfcaaapact. ladlana. 
■iat 18,000. It -'— 

MaoacUs Bdltor Oi 



a pocalatloa of al- 
tsor dally papna. 
felka aaA tkica dally 
Xbo fnt flv 



B«fort(T la maaiac tat tka W g lW O W . T 
ka MkMK aa_>» l» tollr ooalUea aad 




_ 

tar «( poBlta wttttte'aaaBT SbawadDHog ttelr 
*lalc t* Xark^ ladlaaa, xvecntly. plaaanl a 
attic yoaocatcr aOAtl^, aad vhCB lUa moUar 
uked him what kalnni aakat at tha Gcstcy ar- 
ena, tba Uttle (cUaw RflM: "Lola aad lots ar 
ttaiogi; bou oh, araaa. tka kaat war* tka caa- 
daaMd honca." 

♦ • 

Lon B. WlUlami, ccacral aacnt ot the G«ntzy 
Brothera' All New Fxatni* Bhowa thla aeaaon. 
feu ■ unUe on him at all tlxBca that ten cle- 
pluBtt coaldn't dlilodc«. WhyT 'Canie the 
Gtntry Sbowa are thla aeaaoo playins to the 
latent boaiitrta tbey ban arer experienced in 
their tventy^dre yeara of axlatcncc. Ur. WU- 
Uana la ta bo coasntalatad auay tlmea. Tbeio'a 
— T- -^Ttt^cam 



I wM to a ataa d » maay. tkaai 

BdMar ralMr aad oS^UKor 
it,^ ■ 



Wa'To mt ta kaa< tka laani wroatk to our 

dlathigalakod Mdl. "MaB (ko lota." MeU. 
who nude old atald New Tork acwapaper mea 
aad wonen alt np and dare and wonder. Prood- 
ly we call her onr own Nellie ReTell. What 
a tower ot perpetnal motloo and orlflnal Ideaa 
Nell la. Bleaa her heart, how Joyooa we all feel 
for her anceeaa. hanploeia and prosperity. Nell 
la a marrel of IndnaCry. She writes as mncb 
stuff oTcry day aa three ordinary men would pro- 
duce, and better than that. Nell planta It. 
WhcB Nell waa tiaiaUns aha pradaead alaMst ao 



ad to 

aUa. Tha aaM aaapM 
Kleter. aad II iiliiiM 1 
ladtaaapeHa " ~ 




"loeklas 



at , 

Ikat la. 

ra kla« < 

: «aa fktMa, taa. fOtt 

A negro lynehlac la Kow KiadiM, M o.. waa 
fUen following space la papefa at that city: 
The city manhal ardettd sercral aetroea to 
moTe OD and not loaf and spit azoaod street 
corner any loogcf. Aa "oakDOwa negra alspped 
the narsbsl In the face. ladlcnant cttlaena took 
the negro to the rlTcr bank and haaccd him. 

♦ - 

I re liked exactly forty.two opera booaa man- 
stiTs lately their oplnlona of present theatrical 
Aovru Esat and each one said: "Well. 
wb3t do you th'ak aboot Itr* I atopped aakMs. 

Kreljn Thaw, It la aaM. flnda It dlBcnlt to 
lire nn (TO a week and her rent. It aha wanta 
to know how It can be done with eaaa I aaifcat 
.abe Inquire of aoma of tha actor 



now wiiklnc 

Tork. 



tha aetora and actrcaaaa 

Great White Strrak." New 



Flooey, the alan and bni poster. Tulsa. Okla.. 
aascfoont of the town beinc "dry." (eta hU 
ITO Ktnaaa Ctty. Ho adrtaed hta iteaonapber 
2JJ«llyj taMMnd^^aa aeder ter^ >^ doaaa 

<^ O. Onrlott la 'im'ji^' 
bin press scent ' " ~ 
Is goln' 



•ays aerer Coskey: "Tou can't aare aay 
.TTi?, !»'» btialness sny more. I mado ep 

C^lS™.'*" ' """W "'"ft I« !•»' «t 
•or. Wis., but when I got to. lay room at tbo 
,^^>- ttefltat thiac I saw waa a atga oa the 



. . mm SKSIo In Bdorado. 

of M. J?l_i" tka.actlTo manacaaeet 

w.Jf.liI'"^f.? «•»«'. ■'fco Tlmea. Cheater waa 
riir 'i!? editor «r tka Oklahoaian. Okl«boma 

•MHaMk^^ 



IN PUBLISHERS' ROW 



Gossip Ahdiiitl^^ Sfapgdis 



mw'vbmc miaie 



Iflaa Lona Cooper, the phtnoiaaal aopraoo. 
who la appeartns aacecaatolly ia TaadasUI* with 
a "atralfht" alaclac act. la teattvlac S. R. 
Heary-a new hl«h<iaaa ballad. caUtled NIchI 
Brlnga the Stara aad Too. Miaa Cooper'a woa- 
derful Tolee and almple maaaer ot alodnc. al- 
waya cbarma her andlence and aba has aoTer 
yet flnlahcd her tarn wltbont bcariag tha dam- 
wktek ia io natUylw to aa arttrtar at 



PATRICK CONWAY 




Unelar of GMway*s 



Band, whlck opi 
lac tka I 



at AM^teOth . 



'ik.lk :|iar at 1 



tables, and I really ._ — __ ^ — ^ 
fouatalQ pen and a pad la kiil mtk^kR.lB 
caae aa Idea ahoold atrika kor 
Witt an kar work. Nell baa a ■ 
getttnc a goad deal of ton eat aT 

♦ 

The Hiawatha, Kanaaa. World has chsnitd 
from maniiae form to regolar oewspaper width 
and ahape. »ar aaaay nm the Warid baa ad- 
berad to — ' — — " i 



Vhtoa aMe Kanaaa edltoea yielded to the June 
btMo allnrement: Wm. P. TOwaalcy. ot the 
Otcat Bend Trlbone: J. JU. AiMr. aC tba law- 
ranca Jonmnl. and H. Si-'wtg^KU .aCv'va Char. 
tyrale ReoDbllcsn. "ThcaV tM dMBi 

lack to all ot you. ^: 

Portals 08 aaata ' Fa tralna la O kl a baai a 'eall 
aana at statloa aad add: "Don't tOfcot year 
pareds." BrakeoMa eaters other end of conch 
a few aeeoeda later, calla atatlona. and adda: 

"Don't foriret your bundlea." Coodoctor fol- 
lows him s few 8(^coodB later with the name 
Of tbs atttloo. and adds: "Don't forget j'oar 
packagea," Then the porter sinjca ont the 
name ot the ststloa. and adds: "Don't forget 
year parcels, packsges, buodlea and umbrellaa." 
Aad ict they forget atnS erery day. 

♦ 

Jack U CnasD Is now ncwa odttor ot tha 



BUty L. Geller, the popular pianist with the 
Nsrworth Ptib. Co., la hard at work these daya 
on a Boa new number which he has dedicated to 
Jack Norworth. the president of the company. 
TIM title of th» new number wUI be Broadway 
Glide; It la a aplendld Inatmmental nnmber 
for any act requiring Incidental moalc. It haa 
been ^aced with aereral burlaaqoe ahowa for 
the comlna season aa oo« of tbe feature Damt>ers 
with special wardrobe and scenic eCfecta. Mr. 
O o U ac wtU abactly hays a taw moia aaw nan.* 



Kr. SlafKr. tka aodaetor ot the hand at 
tha Brlghtoa Waaek Hotd, la the author ot a 
Tciy latertating statcncat: "Back to My Old 
Home Town, that new matdi ballad at the Nor- 
worth PnbUahlsc Co., has 'been oaa of tba hits 
at tha hotd. It has been ia grcatar demand jthan 
aay other slagle annbor la oar repertoire. I 
y rogaa aa It twice a week, aad eraa then am 



tor II. 



Tbs Marworth PnbUahlsc 
tka narket. a beantltnl 
Ixrra WUI find tbo War. 
Rocwsrtb. and maatr 
a Qleedld sambcr tm _ 
play ths capabUltiM aC tk« 
ka oogHlr w i U i iU lK Wk 



oeaaiuni ussho. awniHU say 

^te^Lava wka wm! ta d£ 



Andrew Copeland. of Copeland and PblUlpa. 
called at J. W. Sterna' profeaalonal rooma to 
teQ them ot tbe anceeaa he la baring with 
Bmnnen and Z.ance*a rag number, entitled 
Parialan Bac- Tb* act which la playioc all 
tbe b<g time, la atlll naing Como After Break-, 
taat, a aong whlck la doing ao well that Me 
to take It oO. 




III. aad Mr BmM Bm TmwiI ia Lasa 

low Do Mot Bar «nMf|^ •» aa MB aa. aaac 

1th tbem. wmS Wass Ikst di tbMk oT tkass 



qi —itm n itayikv • nt«n 

^ 4 Park. Maattosl. Csasds. sad 

latam tka Wlfsrki^ who pohUab the aaaga. 
tkat IB tka Oatta *t Ur Haatt. Jaat ror ■ 

OM. - - - - - - 

Mo 
with 

nnmbera are hits. 

The following artists are alnglng Tbco. Morae's 
big song bits, entitled: Phoebe Jane. Betty 
Brown, that great march aong; Too're Mine, all 
Mine, sod If Tbla Boss Told Yon all It Knew: 
Jennie Edwards, WUllama, Elklns and WUllama; 
Tom Kane with George Erans' Honey Boy Mln- 
atrels. Ben Unn, with Laaky'a Planophlenda, 
and Pat Rlcbaida. ^ 

Tbe "bnmaa noster," Loa Granite, who la 
at the present time smnalng tha pnblle In the 
cbaraetar at a "Cbantlcler" tn the cast ot A 
Bamyaid 
Ameilcaa 1 
Glow — 
beta. 



C wsswa. -m^mcmm www wMpOatd Of Ooo. 

r. TOa Waod. DtfM MMtla.aad "Big 
Blilllill. a»a» at Hsadna^ kaetas 

Slnclac SM. aoB MMVe' I')^ 
fOllawiac la tkaiBMOBt; V-.-"'.*^. '•I'V"''!-. 

Hooey. my koait' «■ ■■•>* J* ' ' 
Wbaa tbe toO oT day ia Tk iia gk. 
Br^ Uttle star. kikBdag ftom afar, 
mu ka AMoK Joat te yoo. 
y Uttia niaiy . aa^ tmobi^wlDl sigk Str yoa 

I'lrn^kaB^at aH C« tSa» 

nigkt aad noon. 
Oh my Honey I will lone tor yoo. 




art Bay^^w^^ jg^gysd^ ^ 



Tbo Gray TMa VB oritat 3kBi 
Bialag aoog. Tlo Toor Uttia 
with socceaa. Tbo trio bear tta 
aonbt* eolor. bat thay ai* oalBs Ik 
wlaasr ta rid tbair aaMMcaa aC • ( 
neat which beaia tti 
kne, aaawly. "tta \ 



Tba Barkas report great aneceaa with Henry 
aad MacDooald'a norelty aong, entitled I're 
Oot tka Ttmc, I'n Got the Place, but It's Uant 
ta Ftnd tbo Ollt Wm. Berke Is sloglag the 

og bo la gcttinc mor« ont of It thaa any 

ec ko baa tiaed ia aoma yeara. 

♦ 

Tka Korwortb Pnb. Co. hare In preparatlnn 
fat imaaadlato pnbUcatlon a atitring march m<iii: 
eatltlad. When tbe Klalsten Hare Cone .Vwa.t. 
It toM oC OMtdy aad la "BttMstar ajcreat 
" dC Ba» Hit MM f l ll i l» BMd tar 



Aaywbere. bat I I.ikf 
and ilrllo, Mr. 
to Ike t t p ti t ej i a 




Stokea aad Byaa. tkat turn «>»2_"«* 

la kaows aa Tke Bar. «»o Olrt asd tke Phao, 
wm St tbe Bljoa ncatie. ^Vlaa^ 



«Hsb wbe are sppearlag at 
Mwsod. N. J., this wert. 
t iiwii Tocy eOiretlTely. 
•C Mr BMrt aad «kk* 



Tbooaa Kdly. 
Inatrated alager. 
Tbeo. Morae'a .blc aonc 
Roaa Told Tea all It Knew. 

It this roaa told yon all 

•Twoold a tale Impart. It would apeak oT Ike 
tears and the bopea and the feara. 

Ot a weary heart: abonld It PU «feHa I daoB 
in my dreamtnc, -.i-' 

AU my tboaghta dlaeloee, yMr-Wdd-^MB Bl^ I. 
yaata ta canas yoa. 




Jenme H. Remick haa aseeral _ 
tlUed I Hope It I»oesE'» •'■"•J? - -- i - • 
Ok^Ti m^ 8 p«« »lat Kiddo jffk^tka^WMilg 



My aiiB IB 

Sylseater T. Bitter, ibo ""a^,^** • -=s 
oartctte at the Weat End Shore a«P. wo aa 
•M. M. J.. Is eksrowd .wltk_lka ■uLeiM.tia. 




16 



XHe Billboarcl 

■ * • . 



JULY 30^:l9ia> 



Flu^ and Prospects for the Season's Agricultural 
J Events as Outlined by the Secretaijes of 
tlie Various Assodationsi V 



RlCHMpNO'S GREAT FAIR. 




oeenpiM 4m Mild dty |f^***| f, 
~ lea taare baa diflM oB-'for-tbeVvailoiu 
tltm. aaA aU tba nctiaM. with tte as- 
of tbn* or' foart .katv.'baovttlnB. 

*btfi ,wat' qbSj lacfUMd 
I aocD, MxteiittBni cattl* and 




The ' attcndanc* dprliv.tbe Iiat three yean 
haa atwadtlr "and zapldlr increaicd, - owln^ to 
tlie new- and noral attraetlona being tiionght to 
Blcbmood. ' Tbe dlxectaa are conrbiced that 
tba beat la none too good tor the Soatb, and tbej 
bare proved beyond a doubt that tbe "be«t** is 
wbat drawn tbe crowds. 
Klcbmond, last 7ear, was tbe lint fair In 
to engace tbe Ota» B. OortUs aero- 



In addition to tbe^iisaal n amber of tree at- 
traction*, an extra drawing card will' be on In 
tbe abapa of a adldlera and aailora' teonlon. 
wbicb fa enacted to' draw veteraaa and tbeir 
CaadUaa aBA fkloida boin^ tbe aanovndlng 
eoaatUa. Tba war liareaa wSl be gneata of the 
aaaodatloa and - wtll be admitted tioa. Badi 
wtU'ha gtfan • metal badge aa a aonrenlr. 

The 'atw lulm i ba n Uaa eo 
with tbe MBln'' tftiap-oC.Beck 
port. llaUae> WUtntg \-ta ' 

be opened' BeptatfbeF 1> asd _ 

than of HOa emnt swfll be ctaacfcd fhr tbe 
«ltiaeB* eC llado- at Ibe fair. 




Winnipeg, Cuida, Jnlr 23. — The Wioalpeg 
Fair was formallT opened br Sir Wilfred Laurler. 
Premier of Canada, on July 13, and waa con- 
■Ideied by aoch an aomlciooi opening to be 
the beat fair tret held here. Everything was 
In complete readiness for tbe opeolnK as the 



<38 feet, and employs over SOO people, inelndlng 
Ume. BUda CaroU's ballet of 100 young ladle*. 
wUl be featnred befwe the grand stand every 
evening In addition to tbe nnnsoally attractive 
and blgh-clasa ToudevUle acts. In wUcb Itat 
are Included tbe Serea BeUords, Bex Comedy 
CtrCDS, Sisters IiOngflcId, Baader-uiTelle Xtoopa. 
the Foot Boaany Brotbeta, Cordna and Hand, 
the Balton Ttcma, Da Telda and Zdda. tba 
Pottaraartiraa . Xnnpa. and iBaar etbtn of 
^^piel Bate, Ska'imiae'BNtbaBa-aiid BddSe Ar- 
llagtav's Ifll Bueh wffi .asblMt «a tbe eontb- 
aaat comae of the gionnda during tbe day and 
la the hippodrome, erenlnga. And the greatest 
aensatlan of nceamlsad. Coney Island, Tbe Wild 
Men of Borneo, will have their village on the 
grounds, where patrons may view all the native 
industries and modes of recreation of these 
strange people. In actual operation. The fam- 
ona painting,' la the Shadow of the Crosa, wUl 
please those with a religious torn of thought, 
and la really remarkable In Ita myaterloa* ef- 

Tbe famooa NaTaaaar ladlaa' Band of fitrty 
pieeea 'wlU be atatloaad. In a bandatand before 
the grandatand la tba newly-arranged Plssa. 
Ttaroogh Mr. SVed Camp, manager or tbe Twln- 
Otty Wonderland Parle, thai« will be an exhibit 
of Infant Inenbatora at the State Fair, and the 
famooa antoiat, Bamay Olltield.> wllb Ms MO 
^gower Beia_ ma^iaik' wS. be k'l ftetvn 



■ Kanm - aty.'^' KaM^ "3l^' '1^^ 
Ugnat tblnga- erar, fir Blaaaaa aty; Kaneaa, 
la file propoaed fair to be given noder tbe ana- 
pieea of the Hercbanta and Uanofactnrera' Fair 
Aasaelattoii.-at Carnival Park, Kansas City. Kan- 
sss, from September 4 to 11, inclusive. Tbis fair 
Is being nndertaken by well-kuown members of 
the Mercantile Club, the big commercial dob of 
Kansas Olty. Kansas, and wltb tbese bustlers 
and successful business men st the helm this 
fair will, no dcmbt, Iw a proooimced aucecM. 
If tbe resolta from this fliat fair are satUfae- 



Ninth Annual Fair 
Appleton Glty» Mo. 



n ta Bept a . 
We have tba 



iadMlfe. FriiOice Ilea 



lU 




Free Catalofl of Pointer* 
SPORTING GOODS 

Speclsl ' Cards. SOe pk.; 8pe- 
clsl Dice. «2.00 set: Bet 
Spindle. (16.00: Upright Pad- 
dle Wheels, ^00 



10.00 to »1B.OO; 



Flask Watckesissriferwara 

Suitable foe PrizM, alao Stan Jewelxr, 
Oicase Paints. Cold Creain, Bumt Cork, 
etc.', best in toe market. Send for Data*' 
locaa Ho. 120. Addiesa the old reliable, 
1. B. UHEt h. M., MWabatfc Ave , CItfaaga 



ABEIBWUITED 



WALWORTH COUNTY FAIR, ELK HORN, WIS. 




of tha Worid 

WoBd Hudli. • • 14 
laift Sharpum, S4 



ALBERT L. ALLEN, 
lis 4th Av*., nttsburg. Pa. 



CoRcesslonalres, AttentioBi 

THE 6REENViLLE FAIR 

la Ekptember 20 to 23 inelaslve. We have nod 
races. One loeatloii and large crowds. Tbe 
largest Fair In this rort of the Bute. Look as 
op. Addreaa OBO. w. SHIIH, Sopt. of Prlv- 
Ueges, OieenvlUa, Micb. 



PUTNAM 



CARMCUH-Y^ - 

Greater Than Ever 
For space and privileges apply to 

J.T. TOOUMEY. Tnasmr. EMer. XT. 



plane. Tbls year tbe directors are 
ward to having the latest and nM 
attractions In aerial navigation. 

Ibey have already booked a taw Of the glMt- 
cat artists in tbe eoontiy; The Banaida. B»- 
lan, the Qraad Sobnana. Oacadla. Bmltb and 
Bene, and the .Aedai Blertileal JaBat with 
onr MO.i^gilek 

The ga^irsm la entirely dlOsMnt day and 
sight, and caoelndaa with a gigantic apeetade 
~;'a ane Mwa a nd dollar display of flrewocfca 




Tbooaanda of dollara 'were •ncadad : In get- 
ting nada oiled andmUed, and fnnininatlng tlie 
midway from end to end, where tbonaands of 
showmen, privilege men and concesalonalrea 
come each year. 
Great credit Is given to Ita president, the Hon. 
.Henry ralrfax, and Police Commissioner W. 
Donglaa Oordon, tbe energetic and able aeere- 
tary, for - the great interest taken In pre- 
senting the Soatbem people the greatest and 
■^^y best attractions that money can possibly get. 
'j^^^Snta beads of tbe departments are men of es- 
i;%'^.perlcnce, men who know exactly how to cater 
to their patrons. It la the Intention of the 
yasr- to year to bring to Rlcbmond 




THB£MEjReER :COUNTV FAIR. 



' AJadov m.. 7nly 23.— Tbe Uereer .Coonty 
Fair at Aledo, JIL, Is this year boolMd for 
September 20-23. This la , tbe 
fair In niinala, and Is a atrh 

fair, oSeilng -more than %ljtM 

tat lb* ateek and farm yudiie t i -iawg*! 
asftne- abeir la -secood in 
miMla Slate ralr, and 



day . to baia 

ftiifT ihlp ahapai 

On the Midway the Oieat Pattanea Bbowa 
heU away, and aU Uie Aowa did capacity hoal- 
ness. The platform attractions In front of the 
grand stand were tbe beat yet seen here, and 
incloded Patterson's Performing Klephants, 
CImlJottl'a Horses, Heras FsmOy, aenMiata; 
Xbavlen'a Bnaslan I>ancets, Byron ;bodbadoai>k 
Eigbt Flying yordans, AdelalOe Trlo^ and The 
Three Newsomes. The racing evenia 'were also 
a big event of the fair, and Inelndad. aone of 
tbe beat bonea In . the ceanfay. - . 

one of tbe aneet iiyielariinlral 
Dt on. . In tba 
military specta- 

. . , I War, was pot 

<n''by Conr hondrcd people, and -was one of the 
flneat apectaoriar dupfayg ever aeen on the 
continent. The big military tattoo, compris- 
ing over elgbt bands united, helped to make It 
soecesafal. The only adverse Incident of tbe 
fair waa the homing of tiie grand ataod, bat 
It was ezttagnlahad tafoM any- great damage 
was done, bat bnt aot-Iaaat. was-.ttae-aiat 
of Cnrtlaa^ aanplane, .wbkfe.. en aeeeant of tbe 
'«alr aUa . t» ' iHlH . two 'or 



In tbe evening, 
aaleys in tbe. < 



da,' Zi^^^M>^a% 



IICMMSVEbT T0tAtTEN0 ; MINNIB- 

lOnneapoIla. Ifinn., Jnly SSl^ lM:jieiRiab1y 
he loesdsy, Septemlier 6th, tliat Odiod Ibaedore 
Booaevelt will address the pablle on tbe groands 
of tbe big Minnesota State Fair, and It Is also 
boUaved that Ptealdent Taft, who wIU visit 
the National Conservation Congress held. In St. 
Paol, Minn., -win l>e beard npon tbe fAtr Kroonds 
one day daring Its mn. ^Secretary C. N. Cos- 
grove, of the State Falr^ Board, and Superin- 
tendent of amusements B.vE. Oresoty, are work- 
ing hard at wbart win nridoabtedly prove to be 
not only tbe bigaeat atata'-tair la the history of 
MlDiwedfa, bat die. Is: that. o( tbe , «otlre west- 
am baoMplMtak- a:; aaannnetb.epaelaele, entitled 
me Vagnat of .He(lgM, .i>Meb:.bas s' length of 



tiaer. and tbaie.-aie ■e.ieeaaaa why It aboatdS't 
b*,' with all tbe jm a i atlO Bi and monty back aC 
t£ It win be aa aBBaal aCilr in Kansas oity. 
Ibe foBowIng eonatltote the iMMrd of dlrceton: 
Preaident, Max Holamark: flrst vlce-presldeat, 
Tom Mewtoo; second Tloe-prealdent, Ftanela 
Glanvllle; third vice-president, William Kelly; 
treasnrer. Glen Shepherd ; William FIrstenberger, 
manager; James UUis. assistant manager and 
secretary. The following are directors: WUIard 
Merrlam, W. B. Trotter and Olsrenee Smith. 
Mr. Sirstenberger Is genersl manager of the 
shows and ' concessions. There will, of coarse, 
be manofaetnrera siid ■■cbaiile- esblbita, pore 

food ahowa. tajctne aB«;«aUaa(| ■ ■ •r^ 

etc., etc. Ihea, tbHa'ti'ta-'be 

show and an .alaUp damanalrc 

worica eraay oeantng. ' Bpadal arrangements are 
to be made DtflTaie JtMnpoliUn street BaU' 

way to aeeommodate the crowds and bare ons- 
mlnnte service to Csmlval Park. Last season 
there wss a street fslr In. Kanaaa City, Ksnssa; 
when . the pald.i adminlooa totaled mote tbaa 
and: tUa fair. 



KINCMA N'< Bi g EVENT. 

. -The Cattlemen's Plcnlek which win be held 
at KIngsman, Kan., .Aagoat a-U, will be a 

Seat event, weather pernilttlng. Xha oOlcera 
ve tBsned a berald of the acta to take part 
which very mneh resemhlea a booking agency 
eatalogne. If all tbe acts that are advertiaed 
are given, the event will truly be tbe biggest 
In tbe Soatbwest. 



FAIR GROUNDS OVERHAULED. 



East Enterprise, Ind., July 23. — ^Tbe fslr 
gronada have been thorooghly overbauled. Over 
13,000 has been spent for Improvements since 
the new stock company has taken tbe local 
fair society iB.'lMad.:-. 3be iiadi' baa beea re- 
grsded. Liberal, panes will be bn« BP fMr'ibIa 
yesr's racea. 



A Oood Glicpit For rrtyllaia : 



NORTHEAST 
PENNSYLVANIA 

MbiliPiscScpLlMC 
TUNKHANNOCK. SepL 2043 
TowaaditSML 27-39 




■ew two way Btryker; Just ont Tba 

t "Novelty Game" ever Invented. Can be 

ran by any. one, aajmlwia, and will cat a play 
everywhere. Mo ssnaciaBea nesdsd to opente. 
Prise big or ntOe; aTwIli. Get it new, wbUe It 
U new. A life laatlngjoist. Oaae W, Obait IS, 
and Btryker, 920. PBldBTOOHFUrn. VSM. 

Another new one; two way "Drop Caaa," an- 
tlrely diSaroit tlian any other made now. ^Mo 
gaff; stand away from It. Price, Chart 
and Bella, 92B. Catalogne Free. 

sidiur luuroFApzoBnia oo.. 



LOOK HERE II 



IGORDON & 
MORRISON 

Whalaaale 



IBM. We are aselnal*a 
tr^ U. 8. A. agento for 

Chloaco. ™- the greatest Honey 

Makera, Bamlstnii 
Baynold Watcbsa; 
also Hamilton beat 
selling Baaors. 

GORDON A. MORRISON 

WholeiAjo lewslen, 
IM-SOl £. Xjtdlsoa StrMt, OUoaso, 111. 



We ere tba low^ 
eat pitee whole: 
aale Ja — 
Moreltr 



Wa have every- 
thiag.of tbe Utest 
and iargast atoek 
of 

CTWILBT 

OUTLBBT 



JULY 30, 1910. 



The Bt 



1 1 1> o a p <1 



17 



H. A. OROMAN. 




EXPECT BIQ FAIR. 



CUrkibaiVi W. Ta., Julr At m me«tloc 
of the Wat Tlrflnta Fair Asaoclitlon oo tbt 
Dt(bt of July 18, It wii deeUed to hold tlia an- 
mul ttit mod race f»c«t on Aniriut SO, 31 and' 
Sept. 1 and S. An excellent prcsram of flre 
race* a day, three hamesa and two numlnc, 
will b« prepared and pr«««nt Indlcatlona point 
to ODC of the Uiiceat and moat aaeceufnl fairs 
in the history of the Asaodatloa. This fair 
followt the race meet at tlw Baltimore Drlrlnf 
Park and many f*at lniwa_ ara azpcctcd bcie. 

". ' ' '' ms''niir^ Hmiit^' ^^' . 

Canadian. Texas, Tiijf SS.— Vtr 

Ifea Tczaa-OklaboBa nif 

• Id Ml . 





PHOQRAM. 



Joneaboro. Ark., Jnly SB.— Tba Ifarloa VWi 
will be held here September M. Tha tuaaaa- 
maat aUtes that thia year's meattac Is czpeeted 
to be the banner «oa of . tha aaaoelatlan'a career, 
nere ^UI be an mrasoalty.cood speed pcocram 
lAteh ITflM ot the 

BIO ENTRY LIST. 

■Belfast. Ut^Jvla Tba demand for pri»- 

Mmeiblof Ilkr tba cntv Uat. one of tk« lancst 
tnr •xparleaeed by. tiie fair .maoacen. The 
^■uagcracnt this year |n barioc thalr fair some 
nrca weeka cailler than hu been tha cntom 
W f»t years, wiu drsw a Utf t mUU 

AMUtniiNT FBATURBi NBCBS. 
8ARY. 

Udtpe n deaee. la.. Inly . lb* Oatecllnc 
rf I?"!?',.''*""^ oeeapy tha mMway 

traeiloaa wIQ alaa b* bsskaC 

(ratnre Is b«c«riHg'V«^-'«nwlw ~c«rt 

2*f "Liflrf ft* wtttoBt Ibem will aod 

It Impeaalbl e to aatlaty the people. 

MANY FREE ACTS. 

i..^i!!I?S' 23.— A new bnlldlnc will 

Meraeted for the exhlbttloB of eonnty aehtel 
jwjocte thli year. ImproTemenU have b«»n 
■»« on the sronndx and a Urse lUt of free 
nvacllon have been aeeored. A bl« racing 
Wg«.ls saa«red. September 15-17 are tii« 
*■*>• «( lbs Hit. 

"FREE" DAY i^R CHILORKN. 




PIJEIiT y or RACING. 

■i.to*'lf2ij!!r*« '"i^" ».— Tbe Sbeldon District 
l£! •^*%£fe*'^ *■ offerlnr •2.400 In parses. 
SSJ 2 P**™" expects to pot on an anto race 
g? '"■"■I WCM. Two Kood fiM acU hST* 
■m ncaisd. The fraek baa been thotooiihly 
332?* P"* '»»» fltst<la»s shape. Iba 
St lb s fair are An«|aat 

Bepteoihcr 13 to l«. Is piloit to be one of the 
«.J "J* h^ <n the put tbraa 

ihi. , "how that lam year 

the Mm Wcwst and beat In 
f.i« ""fhlfsn siifl then ar* thirty odd 
nf.lT.-'""'' WolroTlna Btata. Tba fair 

^* 'JL.?*"" billed or MlvtrOMd Id ths ps- 
il^iV-iZ'"!." T*" win hs-tw«lTS special 

lii^!S •» to the fair, 

•u Witt a NdDCsa tatD,. gMiv th 



there aod back Id mm day, and the electric 
lloea will alao hars nadal cara. 

ImproremcBts ata bcln( made on tha cronnds. 
and It Is oaa at tba fairs that hare a groro of 
oak traaa that aio over llfty yeara old, which all 
say Is by far one of the best aod prettiest 
gronnda found for a fair. Oeo. 8. Bame*, 
of Battle Creek, Mich., will be delighted to 
glre any one any Information they may desire. 

ALL PREMIUMS INCREASED. 

Hanorer. Pa., July 23. — ^The Banorer BUr of 
this year, It is expected, will be the largest 
fair Id -(be history of Hanorer. Four thoaaaad. 
flre hOBdrsd dollars In purses will ba bnog np 

*oc th --• — ^ 



>Ilars in purses will ba bmg np 



8TR0BEL AT_PRKbKRlblC 

Frederick. Okla., Joly 23. — Frederick la to 
hare the first alrahip race ever seen la Okla- 
homa, having booked Chaa. StrslMI'a ainhlps 
for three da;>' racing. Frederick Maber 
of the Texas and Oklahoma Falr-'CkMrtfc' M. 
B. Green la aaoataty at tba fair. 

WACINff AT C UBA, Ma 

Cuba, Mo., July SB. — Tha new race track Is 
being completad and win ba In Una shape for 
tba fair. This will bo the first year races hsTe 
bsiB • part of ths fair program. The msnage- 
BSBt la also arranging tor a aerlea of baseball 
gaasas ta ba played daring the fair. A new 
i pf a part aD l la-Jialog bant and some of ths es- 
UbHM botUIngs ealarged. A total of BS,000 
will bo spent tor Improremanta. 

HOME.COMI NQ CE LEBRATION. 

PeUa, Iowa, July 23. — A home-«omlng erent 
wni be held In Fella, Iowa, Oct. S-d, dnring 
the fin daya the fair Is In sess i on, and It is 
expected that tbis will greatly add In making 
the fair a bigger snceeas tbao- last year. - In 
the morning and erenlng a program for th* 
home-romers. will be brid in the city, hot In 
the aftemooos, festlTttles wQl be enjoyed at 
the fair groooda. 



DATE OF - SP ECIAL TY CHANGED. 

.Ta:. JdrSS^-aty Day at tta 
^'Mr baa baea cliauged tron 
. at mck «f Septtasber 12. 
!-«C tbot «ar ttst* wtxTba a aaral 




FORMING RACE eiRoiirr. ' 

Topeka. Kan..'.Jaly, 23. — SeeTetary' B. I., Cook 
of tha .-State rail JLaaoelatiaB.. iataiastad la 
forming a racing cirenit asMmg the atate 
falra of the sereral adjolnlog states. Those 
faira which be hopea to get tntensted In this 
moTcment are - Iowa. Nebmaka and MlmarL 
Be also wanta tha fair aaaoclatlOB of Hntehln 
eon to cone In on the aeheme. It la hia. Idea 
that such a eircnit waold greatly laviwa the 
radng eondltloBa eC.thIa aee t hm at tba i s aauy 
sad would proTldt 
an ot tba fUrs, 



WKBTCOTT 'BNOiir^ NOTEB. 

Bumham. ni., Jnly 23. — Qnlte a few ahow and 
co n eass l on people from the Oreater Cosmopolitan 
Shows wen amoag tbe Tialtors on the midway of 
the Westeott Vnlted Bbowa here, this wc^. 
XT. a. P. Laata wlU taka charge « West- 
— Mr. 



.waa added to the llne-np laat 

^TtaF mta. a addget horse. 

BMntt. fbrmerly adranee 
IMoed the 
Company. 

tilt company. 

aad la agala with tba boga^ ^ 

wm II. (BniF) camway. asciatair. fir the 
conpaar. Is talMat witb a rtn aatp t«M (ba 
laat law «aya boas a bad c«M. 



A. W. GRUNZ 




Seecataiy ot tbe cnatoa Co. Fair. Brseae. Iowa. 



BUY FROM 

AMERICA'S UIMiEST WHOLE SALE HOUSE. 

EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF 

STREETMEN'S GOODS ""NOVELTIES 



CUTLERY 
JEWELRY 



FEW 




PENNANTS SPECIALTIES 
CANES NOVELTIES : 



OF OUR PRICES Oil Jewelry 



No. B*0. Ax Laee Pin, groM. . . . .$ 9jS0 

No. B«e. DewcT- Seta, groaa 10.M 

No. B«7. Battleahip Chain, groaa, 3.60 
No. B«8. lAntera CSiain, groag. . . 6.00 

No. B.O. Winner Seta, groaa 16.00 

No. II.10. Heart Locket & Chain, 

groaa 6.60 

No. B>1I. OoUar Buttoni^ 1 piece, 

beat, groflg... ..........*..•.. . .66 



MM 



No.a.ie. C.B.8eta.4pieee, 

Km tXM 
13. a B. Seta, better 
' giade, groag. 



BEAUTIFUL PSEUDO-MEERSCHAUM PIPE SETS 

For flcbemistB, prizes and noirdty^aadiswii)^ TluyIookfiii»-r 
take welt— good value— floid imlqr. We fam i 
tioiially good apecial t i c B. ' 

We tend no catalog and tUp m goods to 

In writing for catalog, swr if you want Streetmen's 256-page or the 
laige TOS-page hook, and state whai last you leceiyad our (Bttalpg, 




srmur 

TaDdsca, 
na Kaitk 
Btgb 

Pltdb am 
Qpa(atofa,-6trsat Fair 
a>a OatniTal Wsakaia. 
SaTeUnr Uedldaa 
Shows, Ctrcnses, Aoe- 
ttoneoi*, ObnceaakiB- 
alrea, Frsmtmn Qlr- 
era, Bchamlsts, U. Q. 
Ilaa aad Osoaral War- 




IttSEST UB H JUKHCA 



N. SHORE CO. 




on ■raon un 

jreweliT, Watebaa, 
Ontlary, Canea, &Uf«r> 
wara. Tanks* NoUons, 
Nonltlaa and Spsclal- 

Qnlek sallat* 
inonary, Dtj 



turn IB 
rtety. 
Id Stai 



Bmidriaa. 
lad Bab 



ker 

si^ital Pram I ■ m 
Qooda, .I d ea i tl a lag 
Ooods. auaat >Ur. 
CasBlTal aad 
~ " «C aU 



AGENTS^STREETMEN, FAIR WORKERS 

FLASHIEST LAYOUT ON EARTH 

Beautiful Cabinet, 5 assorted 25c perfumed toQet preparations, shampoo, 
face cream, etc Aetual valne^ •1.26. ClrcwlaiB fiee. 8ainplw,""20 centa. 

PARKER CHKMICAL COilPANY, CHICAOO. ILL. 



WANT STRONG, SENSATIONAL. FREE ACTS 

DITB y ugrU BBD. THAT DOES NOT SZiXI.. omg STRONG SHOW TBMVM 
n FBASCDBBD. Can place Platform Sbow, two otbeia tbat don't eoaOM. ' 

THE K. G. BARKOOT SHOWS, No. 2 

W nUVKAS NEVEK WTgOTT i A PAT DAT." EZOLUSmt AS OB SSUB 

OBEATEST EVEtm Hi WZSTEXH FA. 
Fk. Jnir 25-30: aiaasport. Pa.. Aag. I-B; Weatem Pa. FltcBMa^ Otawatiaa, 
tag, 8-13. We fumlab all Conceaalons and Amnaements for tbiS fltaat ■fSBt. 

ouEKTAX. naifttsas, nawTmair amo xmaujn. 



OaiENTAI;, UAO] 
Bsa'a Oriamt. 



ot tba best Soatbrm 



MR. AXtVElRTISER: 



SOOFTimilEAIR 

YOU 0> 
would be the 

Talk of the 
JOWN 




SILAS a. COMYNE 
3M8 MoLaan Ava., - CMoaqo 



Dsar Sir— I know tbat too are la tba naifest 
for a good adnrtlaer at ail times. AM IkWU tib 
"AD" IS THB TOP-NOTCHER FOB rOBUIV 
IT7, E8PECIAIXY FOR BIO DAYS. 

Now 1( joa will onl7 make a few flcnrea I 
will show TOQ tbe rates too can set. How many 
people «nu be la year dtr clrcos day! At nnr 
cacaifalY At yanr talrl Aal all atter bic dan 
TOW basat 4tSm t mr * Ootflia wUl 
laach tben all. 

It coaaisia «f (aa par cat), one (1) e ft. kite, 
one <1> spool of line, one fl) Ms banner. 9x18 
ft. irttb yoor "ad" on, aad oae (1) lire-sus 
dnnmr tnpaae prrfomwr. all complete. Price. 

r. TEBMS: 1-S WITH OBDEB, BAIAMCB 
O. D. 

Any brlaht yoona nun can operate It at a 
cost of from SS.00 to «S.0O per bis day. . 

Now estimate yoor ciowds, aad yoa •lUasa 
tbe cost. It ta eaay to And tbe rates. ^Wbnt 
do. yon tbink of reactalns Ws crowds at th« low 
ratco of 2Se to aoc per tbooaandT XOC CANT 
BBAT IT. 

NOW ta tbe time to set In tbe same, and set 
tbe benedt of all tbe Bis oat door crowda. "•*•* 
WILL. PAY Ton." 

(I HAVE NO AGENTS). lafttrmatlos 
photos. .f • • ■■' 



IT 



■BHD TOXSH BOVIB TO THB BILLUOAKU TO-nAX. 



18 



Tlie Billboard 



JULY ao, i»ia 



LICENSE WAIVED 

Officials of Moline, Ul., Show Their Apprecia- 
tipii for *The Greatest Show on Earth" by 
Allowinglt to Exhibit Untaxed 



UoIIne, lU., July IT-l— Tbe Baniim aDd B>Uey 
BtiiPi two lilcUy pIfMlliK performuices 

tm ■■iTllT aadlMMB TtmaiMj. Jnly 21. 
na Baaaa mad Ballcr llhewi Is tlw lint 
Uree teaM raterpriiw to pity MoUne In 
tbe history of the city and u a rnalt the nnul 



license fee was waived by the city, and a lot 
provided sratU. as well as belos cleared of 
trees, etc. by the owners. In. addition to this 
all factories were closed- for the day. In order 
that aU captaTta, .eoald aHtat la tta pnbUe 



QQ 

■| Bura & UMxmw mc oo, 

OQ ftokrr Bakfr Baktr' Baker Baker 



GOlliPI£rE DlAMiHIC ODIflt 

—FOR SALE— 

; Se*Mi7> Sterfe. Dressing HoomSo 
HlM mmd All' Necessary Eqalpaa 
Write iow Fall ParMcaUrs. 

A BMtGADf FOR 




I 



boj's Lament, or. If I Had a TtaoouDd Horses, 
m Hlsb-»chDoi Horse Cor Mloe. Keep roar eje« 
•pta tor tbis: it lii a plam good oo*. Too all 
' Tester. 



pS:%iL-^ii^^^.'^t^:'^iTt^^'!i NOTES FROM LOCAL NO. iO, tAlN. 
yiflT 'I?' ""Pigy. fg.-"?_ NEAPOLIS, MINN, I. A. B. AND 

tortnlsht. Tbey are pattlw oa tbair famoos -i^' »u^_..a^ 

ipcctaele. A Battia la tba Cfands. Tke Wdoa- ^ V;>B» OF AMERICA, 

man, hich wire artist, aad Xha Fire Bolsea, 
with serersl other dRas acta. ztHmd ont a Tety 
strooff eomWnation. 
Jnst tecelTcd wad fioa Dan Blaaebett aad 



Tnlaed ta wak 
Fanlhiri Blal 

other aalBiala 

Ans. a ad gaa t. ddteery. 

wSaz * luoKEmar. 




GOSS' SHOW 
r\ CANVAS 



'^^7 TENTS ciBcus 



Fi.^<iS Waterproof Covers 

S5>D -Di! SFn CJTSIOC ISD SECOIC HJ>D 1:SI 

ihs I. C. GOSS CO. "\,V.^',V.' 



Tents 

SPECIAL PRICES ov AU nw 

OKB-HAin) TENTS UUIM 

SATB TO HSSTTCE 8TO0K 

wsAT Toir wAm. 



IFFHBLWUIS 



aad Uidi. 90 FMar Baats tat 



Thomson & Vandiveer 

xurerACXDBBBS or 

CIRCUS TENTS 



TENTS FOR RENT. 
816 Eaat Paarl 8t, CINCINNATI, O. 



BLACK TWms. CAWPT TOPS. 

Y-ao-Botam. ootkbs. 



mr ft 

IM-U Booth Ifafa Btiaet. - 




Bt, IxjnU, 



In Los Ancelrs. CsL. sMaS aaUMHsos oC bodk- 
tng hone riding, atatr tkrawlns and steer rop- 
ing, and tre meetlas with c»at snccess. Miss 
Rosa. IQ par..ciilar. baa deCsated a nnt nomber 
of Callfamla ropers la contests, xbey ate st 
present arranging some wild west sports and 
pastimes for a moTioa picture concern. They 
expect to leave for sn extended toor of Mexico 
and Sooth America this fall. 

Arrived In Chlcaao Sonday. aad am stiQ alive 
(today is Thnnulay). The weatlier bete Is piet- 
^ warm. Uet Dooclas aid Dooclss-hsia, aad 
IMy are leaving shortly for Meaiptala; to open 
aa the Otpbenm time. 

_ "Mr - Jack Day. of Day and Day. Is also in 
town, arran^ins for time for bis new act. called 
The Dude and the American GlrL 
. Mat Hesale. the JoKlar. qp at WUte 
Bats Onh. aad ta. aavi. ka^^aa lata to be 
>r. ' Ba WM aaaM last wade- -Is 



S Job at tka Daw». 
w£r«aa :talaa jfck vttk Iha 



Saw OoL W. A. Landle haa^ la tke aaa 
whb «B accooat at his raaazkabla Ukeaaaa ta 

OoL W. P. Oadr: eanaed some Icsal tangte down 
la Ohio to the zaottit BoBsIo Sbnr. 
. Hr. Edward Arliagton baa connections with 
ttat aggresation. besides his interests in the 
101 -Show, sod between the two he Js a pretty 
bosy man. 

Things ate going good with the 101. They 
Btin get the big money, -and the report Is the 
same all along the line. "It Is a great show!" 
ftom the press and pabllc. "Better even than 
Jaat season. We arc nrs rlrsning np." from 



that ar -DaalaK BaaUaa. Dii^ 

smf T.iwIw. havr sigacd Cor turty weeks over 
■■ ~ - ' to TOO both. Too de- 



George King, the b«r bianco bnster. of UDes 
(3tf. Voatsaa. who ooee trooped with the 101. 
aad ^so one of Henry Grsmman's bCTses. Is to 
ride the ^'wild and nntamed oxas at Cheyenne. 
Wjmaiag. this season, oa . Frontier Day. Stay 
with It "Blscnit"! 

' nc onlx origlttal Mcxlraa , Joe Botao (the 
aaa who oiHe roped the ciaphaat la B al Hm o r ei 

5^an_wHb:jfer 



say. 

R. C. Langvay has been mstlcatlag Bear Lake 
Pepin. In soothem Minnesota. 

Tumble Tom Jones ]DSt tetntaed tma Tom 
Dalley's car and will winter here. 

Rosty Davidson left the Farcpaagh-Sells Show 
to take np his old ~ 

Mike Welner. 
Bamom Shows 
nntU he gets better. / 

BUly Lemke retnmed from bis sappoaed hooey- 
moon. He didn't get married. Loclty boy. 

Andy Paff. of St, Cload. Jolaed Local No. 10, 
Sunday. - / - ■ ' 

Brother Ray, trom K. O., a wocklac la St. 
Patil. 

. Windy Bin Ehllnger haa Joined .St. Pnid Local, 
and Is the sdvertUng agent of the Oraad Op- 
era Hooae. Tal Boebell takes the Shnbst. 
Boward McCoy hu left for the farthest point 
MInnetonka, to learn to mn a motor 




Now that Zacb Lnckens' 
bare an retnmed from thc^' 
going np to his farm In 
mneh-needed barvestlDg. 

The BnSalo BUI brigade was la 
the toK-n. 101 Ranch will arrive 

The foreman of the shop. Fay BardwcU, and 
fals gallant crew win move Into the new qnar- 
tera. which Mr. BresUner claims Is the finest 
shop In the United States or Canada. 
tiiiiis . Js-.'aaiam •aad ' B^t 
■lisani 'lalfc-aw aw aai-—iMi» »aea,. sad a 
laiteu tee aflea Ihr 'tka' taaaaa. Alrie Boat 
has the aettb laale. White the soath, DnOy the 
midway, aad Bsrdiral the center. 

ZACH laDGKKNB, Trcasiuer, 

Cars Lyric Tbeatra^ .Mlaassjiilla, tflan. 



LiTHZST SHOW PAOmiiOB AT LOWEST 
Tell ^^^^^^ yog n ee djMd we will 



SNAKES. 

Choice Pythons In all alses; ili^ _ 
heads. 4 to • feet loag. BaUa mt < 



or turtle 
tt snakes, 

' " f« 



i 



BEARS. SNAKKS. LKOPAROS. 

MONKBY8. BABOONS, 

Monster Baaka sad Wild intma ls of e vsry 
dMcrtpttoo. rViess. Ilamisii eta. TVTVAm 
WILD AimLU. &IOBK, MS Waahlngtsa 8^ 
BliaaIO,H.T. 



;SNAKES. BADGER, 



S. 7. lUltEB, Kaipa, Xaa. 



TCK UXK-Twa alea. 
Inr aad data attached. 

two Bear Cnha atMBJlO i 

^^a^^CamjMISTffia^^^ 



laae Oayotes. with «al 
tat xAjtO aach: ate 
mtk. W. CBMOBB. 



SCENERY AND SHOW PADmNGS 



JOHV ILBUUAm, 
tIM asoaa Strset, 



^^t| 
Eray. I 
I a a !• 



SHOW PAINTINGS 

E. J. HAYDEN A CO., 

UW-IO Broadway, BXOOZX.TV. ». T. 





POBTULE LIGHTS 

FOR 
ALE. PU I 

TIEBOLTElVEnRCe. 

• K..MI 




WK KAV£ FOR TXART: — CARS, SO ft. long, for 
ehlpplng aceoery, automobiles, advance, baggage, 
privilege, stock and merry go roondi. Desirable 
for sh ow a nd circus companies. Reasonable 
rates. THE ASMS PALACE HORSE CAR CO., 
Boom «!«. IM IDAigaa ATsaas, Ckioaga. 



TENTS 

SOxieO, 80x120, SOxSO. SOxeo. 30x50, aoxM 
black, SOO camping tents and 2.000 ft. of 10-ft. 
aide wall. D. M. KXU XFO. CO., lOPT W. 
Madiaea St., (Old Ve. ISO), ChissgB. Leag Oto- 
taaes Fhoas, Konree ttU. 



Hoi 



Pony F*lum« 
and Pooy Acts, , 



THE BUCKEYE 

TENT and AWNING CO. 



TENTS! 

For an purposes; CIRCUS, Car*' 
nivals Cage Covers. Buy where 
COTTON grows and DUCK ii 
made. Freights saved two WAys. 
Designs perfect. Hand sewed. 

SANDERS-CLOVER TENT CO..IMI.II. 



IMPROVED ACETYLENE 

For Tont»» GftrowM* Pwks. mtiCm 



WW. 



SideShowPai] 

SIEGMUND BOCK 

723 Blua Island Ava., Chleago, Ilia. 



Large stock on hand. AH 
aafs to handle. It yoa want yon orders a 
arrive oa time and la good coadltion. order 
fraa the aU irttaHa. W. OOBX LXAXV, TU 



B I I tea f SHOW PNINTCIIS 

RUN C Y»«feK.TVP^«iic 



Thaatrtaal^p 



WILLIAM 



lao Omawiah Stnat 




CIRCUS A JUOQLINO APPARATUt. 
Qaba. Batons aad Noraltlen. Staap far eats- 
EPWA«l>_TA»_WTOK<.OlBato^^ 



Xtie Billboard 




C«I. Fred BItokBer. the T*tena •nseut-it- 

Arms of tbe Ohio lesUUtnre. la known to mom 

•bow people tliiD mj other Urlns pnbUe hud 
ud be tau met moce of tbe proteaeloa per- 
•ooillr. Not oolr that, he hai more uto- 



fnpb* of menhete of the pr o f eeelOB than any 
CM dec Be has bt«a mt Uh Suta Bsasa for 



o( 

aUe aad Be 

li caM the Oar tt OMe, aa« ia taa^ baa 
■■• pmrer than the Otmtmm, At tk* laat 
tmlm tt the tagWatai* ba had a laaalaMw la- 

tradneed. illewlin hte ta aead tbe penonal ef- 
fect!. of lae Mh ata to their hooca. when adjoom- 
Bfat eaaw, hr iiBtMi Some member tbooght 
ha wiaW eeTe a few peaalea to the etate and 
efltaed aa emcBdmcBt, etndlny them bj frelsht. 
a '9ff7 Colooel Blankacr was dowa the 
Ic, aad takloc the member bj the cellar, 
tnttd him qslckij, when the member cried oot: 
"I withdraw the cmendmcBt." People ta the 
faOiclfs howled aad applauded Todfetooatj. 
tt aier the OMooel nma for offlee he will be 



lb flat br eecrwhelmlac majorltr. He hu 
hept tab e( the abow people who haTe Tlslted 
tt* (Mto- Ghpitol BaUdbc and Ua laecrd 
NMia lbat teinc hla S3 nan he baa ahahcn 
tmftal iUSSS people «( tbe BtaCeeetoo 
g*_MM tbea the war ann« «hh,lilK atate 



- A IJrrrER_OF APPSAL.- 

. ^ JeaelrOk Jane 11. IPIO. 
She Blllboud I>DbU>hinc Companr, 

416 EIo atreet. Cincinnati, O., V. 8. A.: 
Gentlemen — I aend yon thia letter to aak joa 
U JOQ wm kladiT annoonce the death of my 
maad. Oeorge Carlo, the last of the Three 
g gtea <Ma. celebrated aoobata; If yon will. 
— f PM tbe anoaaacement In a few other pe- 
15?*.^ St 'f»UT can hear oC It. as I hare 
■oat the diraetlOB of their bsaaa. I haaw it ia 
l!?'"'^ '^^^TS^ Breaklja. I bsw «(Hb beaid 
will help me. for I am la ecir isiMsd alKne- 

ridrr iDd seaeral pertba a ae c. tbatwas tba abbr 

iidv ibit drammed a dmm aole aa tbe tlabf- 
rope, .ad did a flnscn-mlmitea' act witbeat a 
biisncf pole, hare helped aad supported my 
hMh.od and a atrlcken eon. who waa a Terr 

E.,T ''V' J'^ler. but Otc ye«n aco got coo- 
•iloa or tbe brala and la unable to work, so I 
. V" o' another aoo. to aopport 

n hy playlnt the piano, which la rery poorly 
Ml:^aa drais bnalneas here te not worth 
^thla«, ae my aon geu rety UtUc alao, aad 

5T rl^^' sgTji:, WatriLi: 

«c It. and I bare aaaa tbsaogb a» auny tioableji 
trials that now my bealth la XaOlas. I 

bave no doubt that if yoo win take theti^ble 
i^H 2,", '° • ""inr frienda 

and coueagnea that know of me wUl conarm 

Bi^ letter. 

iwlSL'."*; kindly take 

?. "y.'PPeallaa letter. I hare alao 
•JM relatlTM In New Jork, if yoa eonld flad 
ttjm. alao In St. Charles. Leane coonty. nL. 
jwjjl Andrew Guile. Be Is no lelatire. hot be 

acqoaiataaea eake. 
UrtSL?^'..''*?'* *»» A»«s Bridgea, of the 
^iTt 'ff''}'J» I ha»<ralao rela- 

llT^i Is 1 am alao re- 

c!f.%r:jeVi":.T^s^f^,s-^^ 

enllctatea yon aa to who I am. Boplac yoa 

SL ^JSr""."* *' "•'P »• «^ hhTiurti 
Sir SJS'l"'* txtat or rent noma. I eoold do 
Mnv^Ll '"laalntaocee In tbe light and 

"^reoBpany. 

TOO win excnae me, air. for tronbling 
' BtalE. .S!! »' what to do, 

will kindly answer my letter. I 

r>> Toors tmly, 
. UBS. OKOaOK CARLO, 




covema> routbs vvvAuto. 



Oty. Mich., Jnly 23.— The 

"J"bae ear In ebarxc of Senator Oeow B. Krt^- 
B'i!SSJ5*.?°°°' aendlog tbe Unit toot* in 
«. ^Ir' •»« been done by any elr- 

iTihl S-!?, •,?.*.'«"*"•• » *" »" pre-arranged 

SL J!7'"*.. » tonring antomoblle. 

Sia-M^ "2l'** eorrtwl from T:00 A. V, 

»W 1.30 P. II., aad l.ltt 



As tbe big antomobUe with Ita extra inpply 
of paper and two large cans of paste left tba 
car tbe Bun Broa.* Quartette, composed of Mesara, 
Moore. BQey, WlUlard and Hlgglnn, sang Auto- 
moblUng. Ttiece were ' probably tbrcc buadred 
of the towDspaepla on Imad to sea them off, 

OBMTWY SHdWi IM'CHtCAOa 

Chicago, Jnly 23 (Speclsl to Tbe Billboard). 
— ^Tom North la again renewing old acquaint- 
anrva la tbe city incidental to hla coming hero In 
advance or tbe Gentry Shows, with whicb or- 
ganlxatlon be la now connected in the capacity 
of publicity promoter. On the 28th an exhibi- 
tion will be giTen-at Evansten; 29, at Melroae 
Park: SO, Oak Park; Aug. 1, LaOcaage; 2, Blue 
islsnd: Englewood: 4. Anbsta Park, aad 6. 

Gary. lad. * 

Mr. Kartb 
psay. 

CBNMM tTA'n rnc iAHf^' iicrncei 

Mollne, m.. Jnly 23. — The Baranm A Bailey 
Ctrma is St 'present te>oiclDg otct the arrlTsl 
or Hlx baby aolmala all bom on July 20 at 
Mollne, ' III. Sahara,' a '2-bomped, wblte-balred 
camel, gare birth to a 2-bomped, wblte-halred 
baby. Half an boar later Rath, a l-hnmped 
Aby«9loIan camel, delivered a l-bumped aoo. 
Shortly after the afternoon performance. Hor- 
tenae, a big Bengal- tlgresa. brought to life four 
ysoagaters. AU eyes are now oa Bahe, 
t bleod-sweati^ Behemoth tt Boly Writ. 

THE MIIMIIN!«ATAlJOqUB. 



catalone. ei^lalor tbe merlta of the MUburn 
portalile aeatylene lights. Testtmoolsls from 



. of Mnbnm lights are reproduced 

In the iMxAlet. A lUt of users of tbe light U 
alao Indoded. A distinct section of the caU- 
logne is set aalde to extol the beneflts-ot tbe 
laibnm light -tosed at cireases, tent ahowa. 
parka and other ont-door smaatsacats. 

TWO CIRCUS ES IN ON K WEEK. 

Decatur, ID.. July 23. — Tba BaMa BBI aad 
Ringling foreea ate waglos a. pasta aal baaaer 
wsr at Daeatnr. IB. Tba datee ata Aagaat 1 
and 6, two big dwws la see week. Th» baTa 
the city litmdly corned with llllMcnph* 
banners sad tba anilahle bUIbeard spsee is sB 
occupied. A aamlbcr s( aew boards hare beea 
DBt as to aeeMmadata tba eaaimwia demand tor 
■PM? nTwESlSta Ihaw «m llkdy rtslt 
3to«RiP lb SalMtab -M *■> DM Mesad 
vMt- as it MB bSM n 



UNIRIRMS 




fw Bands, MiGtary, 

Minstrel First Part« 

Minstrd Parade, 

Ushers, Bell Boys, 

Base Ball, Foot B^dl, 

Basket Ball, el&, etft 
hrUTilM. 

Jte Swra and 



9^ JJtdfimtt Vtoiiiirf 

UHfornGo. 

8l«8.euiMRaT. CHICAGC 



BEAR CUBS, 



fttcoplaes and Babies aad 

BBoney 
FUNi; 
Maine. 



mWOOD 



BERNARD BRUSH CO. 

Rector Btuldinc, CHICAGQ. 

■s. Bx. Straight Bote Clreas Braab. sa^: 
$42.00 par do*. Bematd's Cold Watar Paata, M 

tb. box. fs.00: 200 lb. bbL. ♦laott, 



Five HyiBg Moms 

Aerial aid Hi|b Air Wnftrs 

Gm'^rBB BILI^ OBelBBM^ O. 



Circus and HIppodrBini Outfit 

Fir Sail, Liasi or Taki Partnr 

Now on road makiDg money; am be Ken 
in opeiation. T. F. HARVEY, 100 
Boylsten St., Bo«toit. Maw. 



BRILLIANT.-. 
PRIMOUGHTS 

For GrmMB, aD kinds of 
Tent and Outdoor Shows, 
Concession and Street Men. 
WitteforGMilQKiM. 



WARNING TO SHOWMEN 

WE HEREBY SERVE NOTICE 

That our 1910 List of Show Elquipment is an actual neoeaaity to your businesa, 
and you need it now. ITS FREE— SEND FOR IT. We point best banners on 
riiortnotiw^ witttwdday. qeteiira>io»tfaM. WeanalnaaenteibrBGLTB 



UNITED STATES TENT & AWNING CO. 



r. 9i lAOMAilll. iw^ rim^ WAI.TKR 9.Vm4wtt,\ 
JOHN C. MeCAFFCRV. Traaa. CDWARD R. LITZINOCR, Sae'y 

22-28 North Desplaines Street, CHICAGO, ILL. 



ANTLES 

FOR INVERTED AND UPRIQIIT GASOLINE UGHTING SYSTEMS. 

Our new patented inverted Rag and 
Upright Cap Mantles are made to 
FIT iWY BUINEI. 

They are specially constructed to 
STAND SHAKING and VIBRATION. 

Give a brilliant WHITE LIGHT. 

And are PORTABLE. 

THE BLOCK LIGHT CO. 

«f Inamdescoit Gasoline and Gas Mantles, BiMign» Etc 




YOUNGSTOWN. 



OHIO 

CHIciMMI. 




When you hear other people speak of a tent, or a cover, tops, etc., you'll 
hear them say: "It's ahnost as good as a &G." Now, why do they say that? 
There must be something to a C-G product or they wouldn't use the comparison. 

When you buy a C<> you get something that cannot be exceUed — no mat- 
ter what price yoa pay. Money and skil«i^fndMa.lHMiraBodir 
bwdi« tlw pnmd tnde^oa^ ''C^^ 



toili-8Miialli|,i;i.(^^ |[aiittCilf.lllssii(l. 



ELEPHANTS 

R«eelvad Four Nle« F«mal« Etophants, 

4-5 feet high 

L. RUHE. - - 248 GRAND ST., NEW YORK 



M U R R AY & C OM P AN Y 



(INOORPORATEO) 

One repertoire tent. 70x85, 10-ft. ude waU. Top. 8 ounce drill. Sde 
waU,6>iounGedrin:thorou|^ro|ifBd;uRedtIm««da. Fkioe* 12211.00 

Poles and stakes. S40.00. ] i-^'.-- Ui' 

g l O-e i S Meridian Street. cmCAiOOb ' ^:^v "-'^[i^ 
SEND AT ONCE for Our Big Uat of SECONIMMND TKMrra^^ 



20 



Ttie Billboard 



JULY 30, 19ia. 



SOLLY BROWN 




h* UoRls 

ftr. at Time 

_ |( 

Honer, I Will Long for Too, and Wilts Ha 
TUl I'm Weary, Oeule. Pennuent addiaa.' 
Jos. Morris gnMI»MllK OOu, lh<l«*»f XhOUt* 
Mdt.. Hew T«fc '•r;- "•. 



TOS 

new, seiU 80 
■cQ at once. 
»atl. a 

TOK SALE— Mlostrel Property, Hoaical Instni- 
ittenta.^^ade Bnita. Vint Fart. ^auag,JI>u- 



lAMWtT tiBe as-tt. Jmaplns Hone 
Cor CandTal. 




WAITED — For Uie Vnnn^ Amnaemsnt ' Co., 
Clean Sbows and Concfwiona. Hare one test 
to let. 22x85. Uaa aad wlCa to " - • - - 
■bow. ifaa and wttt to haaC ' 
to cook la ear and adi tlifeatB 
WOU), IOWA. 



BLOT KACHXirES FOS SALE— Ten UUla Cbeck 
B«7>, 130 each. Tbese maeUnas an la fltat- 



rOK 8AXX UMTUMm OB TKMMM tUOBi 4 OWa* WUIa lOaatnt CM^IIl 10 White 
Dock Ooata. Paata. S aackt 4 n a tt aatot a . « aack: • Mak OMa. M aaakt jrCAdf Hataca. «i 
esek; Baby Drsaa. MlaMxsi Oaat. Panto, aatta Itacd. «8; Braaa BtMalato aad AnMa. «! aat; 

Ladiea' Court WIc (Bamert naka), tS; i(ar(nerite, $3; Gray Mlnatsd Solta, aatln faced, <8 
Sailor Snlta. IS; Hm'i ■teCbaU. tS; Boater Browns, $2: Anto Coat. Cap*, (2: Jocke7 Boita and 
Lecdns. (2; liSdles* klsk aad ankla Boots (Miller's make), $a pair; 8oahrett« X>reases mads te 

ceder from »12 nirwards; &bDt>rette or Banj Wlr, »2-50. »3.50; otherm, »1 to »2.50: Girl's Sheatk 
Silk Gown, |3: Ja-krr B.-,otB, ladles'. $2.."jO. Ocr $15 Soubrette Dreasee made of satins or Telrata, 
t mfflea. "HTASLET," 848 A-Wsrt Mti Btreot, HEW TOES. 



BIG MONEY FOrt CARISIVAL COMPANIES 

READ — MT. STBSUNO has tbe largest COLOBED FAIB in the State o( Eentncky. 4 big daya, 
Aug. 24-25-26-27. NOTICE! — This Is a COUNTT FAIR: only 6 blocks from the heart of tbe 
city; 10,000 people dally. WANTED— THE BIGGEST AND BEST CARNIVAL. CO. In tbe bnslncss; 
none too big, bnt plenty too small. Remember, tbese people, both white a nd colored, cat op a 
Camlral ^^day and nlgkt. Play on petceatare only: all llcensea azcd.' BOTO CAKMITAIi CO& 

and JHIlBraHllBMI mOWS write ar wtaa M. A. WILKEB&OH. " 

for ( H a a a4 WUr Ox Ad dwaa an lattaia to M. A. WILKERSOM, 
MX,-W*HIWfc C mo— O* .aat aead raeaaages collect. 



WANTED 



People in sill lines that can pat on acts and make them go 

•mm, alatlea, etc Tell all. Jnat what ia> caa «at aaA *i 
I agaxatte amokeia, tkat'a yonr boaliieaa; Usk-baH aitlala aal-l 

imber 3 or 12. Don't ask for tleksta, aa 9aB h 

&EPUBUC BLOe., Cleraland. Ohio, 



Wanted at Once 

FREAKS AND MONSTROSITIES, sultabU for Fiv«.ln-On* Show, 
also MAN TO DO PUNCH AND MAGIC 

Leo, the Wonder; John Polo, write. State all in.fint ktter. TidBeteT Ye^ if I 
know you. Long season at county fail% ttlBSoilttJtar wtatab II AlHW r HH j.Tf!ir 

care Com. Hotel, Rockford, Illinois. 




■alsKX Ant letter, . Will b 
BOXra MEW MODEL SHOWS. BUdcn, 




WuU^ beaiiiiyrounii Homman 

AdAik^^lttitllN SHAFFER, Mount Vemon, Ohio. 





FERIIS 
WANTED 

Write to C. IIASION, 1331 Sol Mh 
Philadelphia. Pa.- State prlca.. - : . ,.. 



FOR SALE 
VAUDEVILLE TENT SHOW 

Tent. SeaU, UcbU and Folding Chain, Stage 
Seraar. ^^tt Wacn, erairthlac aaptatk. 



FOR SALE CHEAP 

TVonpe of foor well-trained Ring Dores; tilce 
act: or wm exchange for tzaiaad Daca. Write 



Electric Park 

law HaaacBmant: Open Oatay 

Wants Oatdoor Attractions 



Rpotisni-TlieElectFicdIBall 

la a new Invention. Professional bypnotlata nse 
it to hypnotize; self-healing for the aiek: nerr- 

lie can be cozed. Tka eomae ssplalDS 

IH. liiifil' 
I. 



FREE 



A Hn til iif.'tt PMnW 

WtOt every order for three Giant Porcnplnea at 
SISw for a short time, to advertise oar banners. 

etc - We ladode apial -and lec- 



iMHTEO-AT ONCE 



WUd West 

Bianoo Boater to ride all cometa: Hale Aolal Team, eaa 
Wire Act. Beat can and aeeatotoaOattna ob the laai. 




Heber Bros. Greater Show 

Wants Slack Wire Periormera. Acrobats, Contortionists, Singles or Donbles. Unslclans. B. A O. 
Most Joi n on w ire. No boozers. Wagon Tent Sbow: eat and sleep on lot. Salary low, bnt snre. 
Addreaa, HKBEB BROS.' GREATER SHOW, eaaa Billboard. Clndnnatl. Ohio. 



"The Burglar and the Baron" 

PEYTON BOSWELL'S NEW PLAYLET 




the direction of JmJA GBBY at i 
nlgbt: langhtar and ^plaaaa gaianb 



Both acts handled by ADOLPI L METERS Jajestlc TlwatreBUK.,l»ica|i. 



((TUP CRAFTPRC" ABotber akatck br Mr. BaawcO, wkkk _ 
I nc annr ■ UlS September. Iifla a plrMant Uttla lUac 
and wbea it la j ta da ca d . aatoetUag la solas t» iiap. 



wUk Ma at 




ilUlfDLC MIEY 
AniWBAll O^MC. 

2 HSfK - jaa? 




VAvrrArioft 
-■'meuuKCur mss 



are /t/t'f vjr/t CAje . 'ZSts 
Compare our prices with others. They are lower. 
Here Is tbe reason — We know oar boslnesa as 
mannfactnrers: we do not pobllsh expensive cata- 
logOEs and send them ont broadeaat; osr prlcea 
are tbe aaoM to staryaat; oar faetaiy ia Stiad to 

tatn oat better sooda, at lower ^ 

ad la oar catalogae. It job del _ , 

ad 




: : THE : : 



Great America 




with great success, and are becoming one of the 
foremost quartettes placing tbe big time, owing 
to tbe vicadid barmoay tbey pradncc with thdr 
jlaaalu loleM. Tkcgr afe l a^ mi^ Baavr. ■■ 
wm Tnag far Tea, fas Loagiag fa^ T u a i i aia a 
Wben I Think of Yesterday, Slnglnc Bird, aad 
We'ie All faere to See Too Off. Permsaeat 
address, Jos. Morris Pabllshlng Co., Broadway 
TTii-atre BullJIae, New York. 



TENTS, CIRCIS SEATS. POLES ari STAKES 



Lowest price. Send for list. 
XoithTilla, S, T. 



FZARL 7AV. 



MOVING PICTURE MACHINES 

fSS.OO; Steteoptlcona, $7; Arc Bnmera, , 

Acetylene Generatora, ^.2S. Catalogaa. b. 
HETZ, 302 E. 23d Street, New Xcrk. 




West Lambton County Fair 

OHT., CAXADA, ]nst acroaa tbe 
Boron, Mich., Taeaday aad W< 



Port 

tt^, Sept. r7-8A. Want good, OMderato price 
free attraction for both or one day. All kinds 
of privileges for sale. Horse tadog and good 
lively fair. THOa H. XAVLET, Saootaiy At- 
tiaetlsB Oommittaa, Lodi Bos IM, SaraU. Oate 



Wanted 



REPERTOIRE. 
MUSICAL COMEDIES 

And Light Opera AttracticBa for Caalae Oaidaa. 



Must be clean. Liberal 
Hon to draw from. Wilta at 



Kanasar 

o. lad. 



TOB SALE 



A^tot oC Chain (abaot 
IM), 1 Dma. BeracB for Pletniea, Carpet, aad 
many acccasociee. alieady Installed In North Bm- 
porla. Home can be rented as long aa wanted, 

not to exceed nine years. Cost over $700 to In- 
stsi;, W. W. ORrKV, Ar» = :, Bijoo Tbe»tr» Co. 
NorLh Edpona, Va. 



WANTEB-STOCK BEP. 




Kotblas 

•mtxtmk s, 4H 



AND 6ENTL 
BICYOE RIDEBS ^ 

Immediately, for big tmnpe. Lady tiding iml- 
cycle preferred. Gent most be clever straight 
Give weight and age.- State entlie roa- 

- Iddrc - - - 



tine capable of doing. 
Tbe BUIbaard, CInrltinaM, O. 



Addreaa T. B. T., can 



Paopla'a Amuaament Co, Wanted 

Mcrry-go-ronnd, Pcrrls Wheel or Ocean Wave, 
Electric Show, Plaatetloo, Freak aad Pit Sbowa, 
Gap BMW , tflo alhar tt«a act. AH. bfaSa 
Coaceaalaaa willab- Xait -aC 




MdNKBYiS 

Olngos, Peceariei. Lynx. Pdleana, C 
mlngoa. Bean, COekatooa, Ignanaa, ' 
African Porcnplnea, etc., etc. 

JUNGLE COMPANY, 
318 Kaltti A. Parry Bldg.,Kan»a« City, Mo. 

W. I. SWAIN 

SHOW CO. (Inc.) : 

Ownen of orlglnil tod one addltlooal 
Eighteenth season. — ^ 

Caavaamaa. This 
brlety. W. L SW 

• 7al7 Mi 



Xlie Billboard 



21 



HiLP 



wiunr. 



titedJib sir htr kSm* wmum wn«. who 
m well kaoirn to the drem fntenlt7 «a 
fiM to Rlre where inUtUMW waa Deeded, ud 
^Irts liked bj ill tbe traciwrs wltb wbom be 
kectme icQualnted. HU widow h»l worked 
kud to pay her debu and set ahead to boy 
MiettT ror ber act, and U really ■afferlu (or 
STwrrasltlei or lite, aa h«r hoabaad's death 
S rrwlercd ber desUtate. and her praaeat 

PeUware aver 
aa who ara !■ 



DeUvare aecMe, nt H im tSt H , 
« who ara !■ ■rapatbr with mi 
of tba tntfikm 



Moctb 



•tbr wllh Bnfortimate mem- 
Hfa or DM iKwc«~OD are aaked to aaiUt tbla 
iMCthT w»maa. who U anxloua to get out of 
debt and get eoooch to par (or the property 
iSe needs while at work on the road. Mill 
eoatrlbntloiu to care or The BlUboard, payable 
to >lr». Sa«le Wiley. Bonbenr Btotbers, pro- 
orletors of Bonheur Brother'a Sbowa, hare sos- 
rnicd tbe lutltntlon o{ thla foad. and they 
gnraatea the cauae a worthy on*. 



ura. Todfl 1,00 

& O. 8-^ -, JBO 

MUa Ethel go 

M. A. • M 

Barry Wallace M 

Chaa. Blotchy I.W 

O. VUhelm tM 



PRMCESSDECARMEN 



IN NEI PANCE BEWILDERMENT 
LEADING FEATUIE 



ino 



COSTBIB 

Tbe BUIboatd Pub. do. 

H. Halle 

Basel ArsoM 

, Cu Ktw 1. Jbo. ] 



...»10.00 
... 1.00 

... 1.00 

... 4.7S 



STODDARD&WALLACE 

Still Getting a Good Laugh 
With San Bros.* Show*. 

Regards to Friends. 



JOSEPH V. SHERRY 

Arincqi^ Pioducmg Qown 



1910 



JOHN A. SPARKS' SHOW 



com AND MONKEY TRAINER 

WANTED AT ONCE 

abnity and aalair In flrat letter. No toor-Boahcn need apidy. Petmaiient place tor richt 
B. K O. S. Box lOS A. KaoxTtUa, Tenneaae*. 



GREAT PARKER SHOWS ! 



■ODTE— MiDot, KD, 90^ 

: lat to 6th. 



^HREE HOTEL CARS 



U, 38 sad 25 
Also EVERY SORT OT CARS FOR 

UWOIIOIIIVE AND CAE WQIKSk 



SHOW PURI 



Strong Cornet, Free Act for outside, Drivers, Canvasmen, Property- 
men and Pony drivers. Join as per route: Portville, N. Y., July 28; 
Bolivar, N.Y., 29; Friendship, N.Y., 30; Belmont, N.Y., Aug. 1; AngeUca, 
N.Y..2;Pana8eraga.N.Y..3. Ibwpwwttftrtugt«mi. tiiminlmMvn. 

Wanted for Side Show 

101 RANCH WILD WEST 

atuas Ftaak t* lhatm: rilnllln •Canaiy dcaerlptta^ HMMy AdsaC an hHida. aMgHwln 

te the Fit WkKm, O" " ~ ~ ... - 



r ■■■■':'P;ACJS.tk^ PERFORMERS 

HOWE'S GREaTlONDON SHOWS 

—191 0— 


UYENO FAMILY 

AMmin^tRMi a ■itwful trip 
\ ttBoai^'SMth America 

KNGiAOED 


George (Monk) AIM 

The Real Copper 
that Nover Sloops OS Hb Boot 




WARS 

asm 

HI am mil 


EARL WRIGHT 

Artktk Trick Tumbler with so 

FulMht ■ flswriiwlt with a Chair, 
' wMk a 92 ft. Drap 


■ C 


Menitt BeW 

Sfal Hone Act 
•ad GosMdy.llalo 

Hsfdlii - ' 





BILLPOSTERS WANTED 

FOR 

jUNGUNG BROS. SHOWS 



W. H. HORTON, 221 Institute Place, CHICAGO, ILLS. 



PERFORMERS and ACTS 

wrm THE 

Barnim & Ruley S]iow?-191Q 



WINSTON^ 
EqMiirian Sea Um> 

—WITH— 

BARNUM AND BAILEY 



iViNiturkey 

Tke Japanese Woado' 



High 



fcr^Ufe. 



BARNUM AND BAILEY. 



fOHNF^ADAMS 




Tbe Gardnetti Bros. 

Table 



-will*- 



BARNUM AND BAILEY. 



HOLLAND 
TkeCbiniMMiif 

-•WITH- 

BARNUM AND BAILET 




THE ORIGINAt. 



Foolish Dick Ford 

Th« Copthay aU eopy. birt i as th* 
Cop that Cop« th« Coppwa. Da 
yoa cop? Ei«iged for a lifgltaPvMl 




PERFORMERS WITH 

BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST 
AND PAWNEE BILL'S FAR EAST 



MAUD D'AULDIN 
and DELNO FRITZ 

TlMW«rid*a< 



■■■ ■ ■ 



BAEXICAN 
TRICK ROPERS 

Chief Mexican Joe 



KRAO 

The Missing Link 



BALLET TROUPE 

FieotviW 



GOHEOY ONE MAN ORCHESTRA 
OPEN FOR WINTER 

VaoderUle. MUutrels, Masical Com edy. 
Play comnU blta. Addma BDTTALO 
BILJ. & PAWNEB BUX SHOW, as per 
route. 



BRADBURY FAMILY 

MBSICill ARTISTS 
SEASON 1910 





II 

1 




mm' 











Xtie Billboard 



JULY ao^ im 



CIRCUS GOSSIP 

In Th^ Dq^iartment Perfonners, Agents» Managers, 
;Ovraeiv^^^h^ Top Employes in all Capac- 
itiies live^ l^^ 



Cnnd tiuqoct. Ibere were one 
nictr wiBibiri aad Imltad tatatm 
tta mMkMB inm «Ut» tiM:ana 1 



Tbt ttorm which rtoltfd the Hingling Bra*.'. 
wbUt Ineapaeitattas tbem for a few boon, did 
not CTco stop a slBgle pcrforniaiice. On Jal7 
e aad T they abowed witboat maj top at all, aod 
on the 8tb a foor-pole top waa nm}, on Joly 
11 a alz-poI« and top wu completed. At DaT- 
eoport. la., July 18, the Pad Clab (STe « 
' " ' bimdrad and 

mt. AU 

fic enttr~^~flie nom 'inii~m imir%JSm at 
»Ueb FMldait George Hartadl. TIee-Fieeldent 
Jobo Asm. Seentaiy G«orse Slorana; TivasiiKz 
Bmo McC^ce. Jjon Grabam, toaatmaater, and 
fanr nempaper eotxcspcodenta were aeated. 
DntiBt the banqnct speeebea wcte mide tj 
•ome of the membera. After tbe banqoet Mr. 
C^barlrs CUrke. tbe dab pbotocrapber, took ser- 
cral pictnrea, and then tbe Knests maiebed Into 
a laise dancing ball. Tbe Hotel gimtui waa a 
■ceoe of mocb JolUflcatlon for an boor. 

W. S. IV>wIer. a reporter oo oac' aC tta papeta 
at Ftankfort, Ind.. bad tbe ■™™~» e ap t ile nea 
aC taklns the part of a clown at the aftenooD 
pa il at iu anee of tbe 7ofan Bobtnaoa Sb»w wfeea 
it czbOiltcd bere Joly 18. J. !«, Bprlmrer. preta 
•gent, tSTlted Um to do tbe ftODt, anJ when 

ka accepted, Istxodncvd tUm to tfas Irnnpc 
Aalde tram beias "welsbed" hj WllUain la- 
Boe. Jack Bamell, Walt Tonne end other*, 
and barlnc a bonch of tin cana dumped oo Um 
trom tbe "alxablp,** be came out of tiie act 
aninjand. HJa aedac waa as. fumy as anr. of 

ne Al» O. Bamea -Wild' Anfanal 'Otooii' In 
tooilnc the Ocoilnloa with 
aad np-to-data haa aof 



The ahow haa played twaiTe maiden towna. 
has heas naenaazy to add two mnv can* m 



It 

can* mak- 

total af rtrteen earn back with the show. 

drcna tenia of 
the. AL .a. 
laftvCoB . hsB* 



after haTlac 
O. Bl 
KOOM 

Voa. ■ - 

7. H. -famlUaxly known to 

HjnoaapOUtana aa Cade BariTf and owner of 
the J. B. ■■'•itmjn E i uup e aa Show*, was a tU- 
itor In the UOl City thb week. Mr. Eiebmaa 
baa Joat bad b[a circus op on tbe Iron Rans«, 
In the north of HUmesota, wbere be leportf 
splendid saccess, both flnanrlslly and otherwise. 
His shows wHI exhibit west of here for awhile, 
and then take a turn In Toote and play sootb 
Of this region. Mr. Bschman is lonklnK hale 
and hearty, and wishes to say hdto- tl» «U of 
bis many profesaloosl friends and acnalatneea 
tbroDgb tbe colnmns ot The BUIbaaC 

At ATon, N. Y.. the tmtamable Ilonees, Spit- 
are, with tbe AI. F. Wbeeler Show, came rery 
Dear ■■^«iin^ another Tlctlm to ber list. Capt. 
Snider, after entering ber cage, attempted to 
circle tbe den twice, which so aronaed ber tem- 
per that she sptanc npon mm Just aa be rsacbcd 
the dooi; hat tbaChptalB tiMhl kor.back until 
aasManea was ■Itcb -UB : v- Maloyea, and 
with thUr sH ks saesnM IB srtriratlin blm- 



la tbe mater of Car No 3, of tbe 

Baow are F. HcMann, car manager: 

mn. ' MoiChead. boas bDlmtster. with the (ol- 
lowlac assIstaBtB, Bsldy Scbsfer, Tom Taylor, 
Bert Stltes. Joe BnrkhanJt. C. O. Tlniley. C. 
Zi. Westlake, Pnd Johnson. Tom Cleaiy and 
Jamea HUsoa: B. B. Uodwall, baooer agent, 
Bniy Smith, Carl Proctor and Joe Dawson, ban- 
ner men; Hairy Moaler and Bones Holden, llth- 
js: H. H. I.amb and A. Brown, pio- 
i; Ik a. Heny. porter aad paata maker. 





SEASON 1016 TOURS 



LE CLAIR'S 

A Feature 

Attraction 



LDOGER TRIO 



AND EQUILIBRISTS 
■ -1910 -a;^?^ 



LEACH and VANCE 

NOVELTY WIRE ACT 
it vvsoiite. 



_ymi in, 

SfK- 0|MBDt*'fiDiO 



WARREN LIICOLI TRAVIS 

more than any one else. 

to AIL 



IS WITH THE 
SAME SHOW THE 
DE COMAS ARE WITH 



TWO MEXICAN RAMONES 

PREMIER JUGGLING 
AND JlltliliEI^ - JUI^^ 

ARTISTS 



FRANK HAMILTON 
and CECILLIA 

JUMPERS 



Bulk's WfldWest 



< AMD-: 



DE COHIA TROUPE 
And oRiGiiiAL act 



HALHEWFORT 



Eii|{Iish Clown 4 
and Hiffh Stilt Walker 

DOING FINE. nUNKSI 



Mokaimtiaiai&Asslstiit 

Tho Great Hindotf 
Wonder WoriHiir 

Featuring the Great Btaiiloe Barint 
Hyaltvy. Formerly with iMmSsnisn. 



■ome eicellest ramps with local teams. Tbe 
llne-cp InclndFs Senator Geo. B. Becklcy. man- 
ager and l-b.; F. Bowers aad K. TTI Mai bl and, 
p.; H. Ixmsch, c.; a Hlgslin^ Wi| a,';.'WliHMi 
S-b.; H. Walnwrlgbt, 3 b.; 6. iammm, Kt.v9i 
Shields; c f.; P. BUey, 1. t. 

Probably one o( tbe largest Jobs of lithograph- 
tat in one bonding was done by Senator Geo. 
B. Bcckley. manager Car No. 2, Saa Bros.' 
Showa, at Obeboygan. Ifldu, JiOj Ml whan be 
•Mais4 tba Una empty i^mtt vmw* Iv B- 
A. H, Todd, aad pot one taatad 'tmA atlj mm- 
■basts. Ibsis Is • Istsa SIS light la MM sC 
the bonding to niamlaate It at alght. Thia 
gnat display attrteted attention and the elt- 
laena eonunented on It. 

Tbe roster of tbe Bella- Floto Adrertlslnc Car 
Mo. 1 la as fidlows: Chaa. U. Coanais. maasger; 
AI. Ball, la charge of paper; Tony Cnaddl, Pted 
MrKfsad. AL Taxrell. Wm. Fnnk. Bl. SI cKesnd. 



Bert Andrrsoo, Leo Fabry, B. B. Jones, rtat 
Kettleson, J. A. Weber, Wm. Coodln. and J. H. ' 
Campbell. blUpoatera; J. Bmrtcn and Lazl B. 
lUcbell, lltbosraphen: Part BWMb fHgnaMMI^ 
sad Harry Boss, paste sUkW. 

Tbe foUowlnc performcn are with tha Wsirca 
Bros.* Show: Howard Troope. six la aamhtr; 
Flo LaQolnlln. Boman rings and flyiac tiapese; 
Joe Holslser, swlnslng perch, balsnrtng trap 
aad rlnss; Irene Howard, fly Ins ladder; Cassia 
Howard, raUlsc globe; Uts. Hargaret Howard 




PERFORMERS WITH 

Gentry Bros. All New Feature Shews 



MARCELLandLENEn 

That Rapid 
Fire Bar Act 



Paul Bndpl tllB 

Contortion 

Hand-Balancing 



BONESETTE TIQIIPI 

European Acrobatic 

and Risley Act 




W.E. WELLS 

Equestrian 
Director - V 



A. WINDECKER 



Manager 

Gentry Bros. Annex 



JUIpk 

Ventriloquist 





GOLLMAR SHOWS 

En Route Season 1910 


CARL NEMO 

BARREL JUMPER 
AND 
EQUILIBRIST 


MLLE. CLIFFORD 

CELEBRATED 


BUIOiS, BROWN 

Comedy Bar Act 






CECIL LOWANDE 

NO CHAMPION 
BUT fifAKING GOOD 


Prof. Homer Botler'sBaiil 
and Georgia Miastreis 

ANNEX FEATURE 




The ROBERTOS 

SENSATIONAL KNIFE 
THROWERS 

MAKING GOOD 





JULY 30, 1910. 



Ttie Billboard 



23 



i<r« wMka tm atl tMB m *• 

M CoonrrtTlUe, iBd.. Jair • 
sls'tlQg of Percy PbUUpa, tbt ' 
MISS Uorotliy Hnff and IIIW • 
hlgh trlre KtUU with tba BMSk^-Wdact 
Sbow. wbll« letuftitef to tlw lot (w ttoarataw 
LrfurmiDce iftw dlimor at OM •( tiMlMU 
boliH. met witii what .■H ^j^tfT JjMpa.* 
■rrloui accMent. TB« I MP f; l ^igfC i 1>T'!»P* 
rtirrlafe Id which they Mnv!Ma(;' <aMMM 
frlghleneJ, and itwrted OB TWMJMf J ^ito ttiy 
neari><) « corner. • wheel e «M».f» jlB».€MM«aN 
anJ tuc outlre party waa .Mn^B'iavnc'Vav^ 
pii'Dt. Fortunately, Hid* fWW ' ■■Wy_l tTtI» 
lirui.-^a. no one waa aei llllialy hlU t<^— ■ Ml WM% 
able to go on for the eTeBlnx pertormanee. 

Tlie ilaRi-iihctk-Wallace Show waa delayed 
ni-«rly tlin-c lioura la leaving CoaneraTllIe, Ind., 
JiilT I». oo aceooBt of one o( the heaTy titer 
wasoDs allpplog off the track aa It waa betas 
loaded on the car. The fore , axle allpped from 
(be track, and aome of the bolt hetda Imbedded 
UipmBclTia in the chote. The men worked ontll 
after three o'clock next moroInK before they got 
the wagoo back oo the chote and the Utter re- 
paired. 

Jack Kllpple and.Bort Ollphant. of Frankfort, 
Ind.. Joined the John Roblnaoo Show while It 
wai'ln that city, Jaly 18. The former la a raa- 
darllle artlac and wUI pot on the policeman 
■mt wHk the downs, who* tke Imtta waa 



tnni- 

BDtO. 



Bowud 8. StMictt'i OtMOi k 
pactad thla aaaaoo, tram towa to t&mu, ^ 
Sa • peaeaatlola acnlnat a w Maat i w Cnr dnnght 
btnM an turtH. Tint 

two paolea. three barlns bew fodcd lut week. 
Brery pcreoa who atarted oat wUh the afaow 
Is stIU with it. 

Tbe foUowlng la the roster of soo of Banmn 
.BdBoUera h?lgadee: »*» H*""*™* JJSli 
SS £ulmi. boeJ blUpoater: ?. Johnawj. bumjt 
Ser: Seorge SterBheg. ,"tt««5»fi2i ^ 
Wheiler, Martin MUltt— . » «W *tr<-??! 
English. Ed. Carter, • 
Ball, bllpoeters.. 

Roster of the band with the Al. F. 
fOraw: Eneene Walker, leader: Wm.HoHart 
jiST BiMtildlnr. Geo. Taylor. Prank '^rtrST", 
Oe^^n Dirk. Ch.a. Wllllama. rr~< Oarllnl. Tom 
V^tSi Ad.m fl-nianle. Kd. Thlrea. Joe Ho.- 
too Al. Allison Fred Lnhr aid T. Dnncan. 

Fred Moritan. the ponolar adTance man and 
eontrartlne arent for Rlnsltng Brothere. waa In 
Fort Scott Kanaaa. laat week, maklnit arranre- 
mentfi for the Mir ahow. whi-h will Ko th<Te 
flentemher IS. l»lc hn«ln«« la aasnred. »• Fort 
Srtrtt haa not had a big circus for acTcral aea- 
sona. 

The Great Howard la »>i» fea»r-e In »h» an- 
nex of Camnbell "r-*.* ri<-ena. doloe hl» fancy 
Spanlah dance. T. W. Rran. raan«e»r of alde- 
mhmr of OmnKcll Rm*.'. »t»te» »i>at he hroke 
tii« e~nKl of ♦fce ai^em at New 8al»m !«. D. 
- -Ids* la tto wt»» ot Wiwr lofc' tP-^r 
M. Wtaica. Ml* •■■■(t;bo .QMrard. 





• • PERFORM 


ERS WITH • • 




JACK SUTTON'S 
Tasmaman 
Van Dieman Troupe 




AND WIFE BENb 
id, Strang* and Curious 


Bessie Skidnuire Earles 


CHAS. CROOK 

EQUESTRIAN 
DIRECTOR. 


JU H. RDTHERFORD 
PriBdiMl Ftodadng Ckmn 

and 

LOTTIE RUTljERFORD 


G 


^inin Tro^ 

'HIGH WIRE/ 


HERE'S MEr 

Arthur Borella 

THE OLD CLOWN 
AWHIV m ttM^ ft G«MS 


RUTHERFORD'S 

Tasma Troupe 

TASMA, THE FIRST 


Anibi Comiers 

Single AeriiEtl Act 


Lillian Van Aiken 

and Her 

''Educated Pigs" 


Chas. Mar¥dU^^ 

Novelty OwtartUirt 

and Equilibrist 


John Helliote 

ANIMAL 
TRAINER 


The Savoys 

With their Acrobatic 
Bull Terriers 




Rying Canners 



general maoager; Lew HIeks. general agent, peiformeri 
with alx bUlpoaters: a a Bragg, band leader; are expected to 
John P. ooscb. vtsss acaat aad otBcUI mall «>Ter la ragtag. 



•(Mr at bMrMsa.-lIc. 



' Tbo ponds of John Robinson's Ten Bl( 
Sbom waa not glTen nntU 1S:30 P. M. at 
~. Oreencaatle. Ind.. Joly 13. dae to late arrlTal 
mem heins' Mi~tW'it'i:r'f7'm«Z'Zr T % ' " : ". T. i '.i <>' second section of their train which was 
l?T.n„/Sf Jf.^ delayed on accoont of a defecUTO air hose, 

in TanntoD. Maaa.. the teama played in rain, thr wxecklcr trn.ler of enxlne. 



Ob the 
performera* 
8eUa Bros.* - 



PERFORMERS WITH.... 

Ringling Bros^ 

World's Greatest Shows—IQIO. 



WIENEMO 



MR. M. IRANI 

lltfr. of lha Few World -Pamoi 




MDe. Coretta 

THE HUMAN DOLL 



PBATUBB OP ANNEX 



FOSTO 

Marvelous Flexible 
Ec|iiilibrist 



sGiaMifttKiiiiiPE 



THE 5 m TROUPE 



World's 

FLYING TRAPEZE ACT 
First tima in Amarlea 



CARL LUSTER 

HAND BALANQNG 
CONTORTIONIST 



JOHN R. AGEE 

America's 
Champioii Roafli Ridf^ 



Castrillon Troupe 

Acrobatic Act a '' 



6-FlyinE Nelsoos-I 

FLYING 
RETURN ACT 



Fred Stelling 

&iglisli Clown and 
IBs Dog Bobby . 



Viq'OR LEE 

Tha Fmu^ Lectmnar 



Handling Fonr of the Larg- 
est Serpents in Captivity 



2-OTO1ES-2 

WIRE RUNNERS 
JUMPERS 
AND CAKE WALKERS 



THE FOUR NEVAROS 

The Muhn^ods 
Tight Wire Equilibrists 



ABREU TROUPE 



MOST REMARKABLE 
MEXICAN ACROBATS 



The Flying Wards I 

The Fattest and Meet 
SHttattMial Deidble 

. Trapeas.:Act...':- 



John Fo Slater! 

Clowning and 
Chair-Driving 



IPDO TRIO 

Presenting 

"TfPuyAthiasoBDaty" 



JESUS MUARES 

The Mexican Wonder 

Champion of aO Win Walkan, . : ' 

barring nrni? > 



24 



X ti e Billboard 



JULY 30, T910. 



FILM SERVICE ASSOCIATION 




By A. K. QREENLAND. 



I IwwIiHiiH. (or some timo 

a: Cactar !■ ik* 
oiit or 

«m-<«ttd ita ^ 

Mind *tiw die. at tba eolmtiw beta at Bvtd 
Ponehertnln. Detroit, fram Xkoaday. Adr XI. 
t« Simdar monlns, Jnlr 24. Ita cod ma 
got aeoompanled with ■olenm obecqnies. bat. 
an the eoDtrair. wu marked with ■ social cn- 
mment and pleaaare that saipaaaed any yet 
affwded at the former conclsTes. nolUce tba 
pvoverbtal swao. that pipes those enchantloff 
tnaeial strains, when In the shadow of deatt, 
tta m embers of the F. S. A. wound np with a 
.■■Bt of merriment and Koodfellowshlp that will 
■tarn be remembered br the partldpanta. 
.at a. abore to the aom aad anbatima of the 
atoniMB. Kot aaiick feotftaaaa vaa Ira M tsTtrd * 
aHfdy moth to eaiv.'aat'tka-lW^«raSSoa 

on Tbnraday aft eiuuuu. .wUeh ma 

-mttU tbe -Bumow so that all . mmhim h . 

prcaent. tocetlter with a one and ona^alt koor' 
aeetlnc on Friday, comprised the total time 
dCTOted to execnUTe session. It was at tbe 
latter meettnc that the above-mentioned poUcr 
^1 caixiad oat— the F. 8. A. adjenraed sine 



Those present by Thorsday 
■dent Al. GUIlKbam, Natl. Taodatte Illai Kx 
change, Detroit; Vice-President O. T. Crawforu, 
Crawford Film Eichasse, St. lAoU; Secretary 
Frenler. Western Film ElcJiangt. Mllwankee. 
Wis., and Joplln. lio.; Treasaier R- Ueber. of 
the Lleber Film Serrlce, Indianapolis; A. B. 
Mandclbaam. of tba Lake Shore FUm Zzehange 
•nd am^Oo^aanlaBd. and B. BoUnd. Pltts- 
tnis^oaAB U|M Oo. : The abore comprised 
tbe Cxecattsv Oboadttee. wHli P. Waton. man- 
a»r of the Gaaeral Film Co., at Kaar Zcik. 
who. howerer, did not attend tka € — la a l l c*. 
Mr. O. T. Crawford absented himself ca Tbaia- 
day erenln?, retnming to St. Loola. FDrtber. 
there were A. G. Boebock. of tbe Enterprise 
Optical Co.; w. A. Daniels and B. W. Bedell. 
National Waterproof FUm Co.; B. Boland and 
Mr. Clark. Pittabnrs Calelom Uskt Co.; H. E. 
Aitkin, Western FUm EzchanseTst. Louis: Phil- 
ip Qlelrbman. Nat. Taodette Film Exchange, 
aad John. -Pataer, -.aales . manager ot thcBdlsao' 
-«kat^lM>wenr;i^was -recalled -to^~Neir 



.ka4JIte.,Xta.r . 

Tork Thniaday alght fay telegram. By Friday 
nooB tbe cancntiaa bad 



I. Taa Bookel. Aoetlcan mm 



itcd 



Chf- 



CSKO; Joa- HOpp,- m*mt,AmwA Wn— Wwlianji^ cbt' 

eago: c. CMsteaaoo. OMtsd WSm Wliikainii 
CicTvland; KobI, KatMaal nSa 



CImdaad. aad a >. Hlte. ot the B. * H. 
Film Szchaasa, Oilcaco. Great was the joy 
wben SlamanS Lobln joined tbe gatherlns ]asL 
before they left tat the ride to Star - laland. 
"Pop," as be Is famlltarly called, la a> aieat 
fsTorlte. and It was with ijli a i||ia_ttat hl» 
preseoce was Indoded. C, TittDMaiii of 
Minneapolis, also attended. - ' ' 

A letter was reeelTed (mm Wm. T. Bock. 
President ot the Tlta^ph Company ot Anar- 
lea,. In whlcb ba eznreaaed hto lagrats at Us 
laaMntj t« sMuafl no eoaTeotloa. A notlee- 
Mte. aaVAirileaat Csatnra. ot tbe attendance 
ma 'tta'abaaaee of repr es enta tires of both the 
Hianntactnrers of the Motion Pletnre PateaU 
Co.. and the Genera! Film Co. 

Nothing was taken op concerning the can- 
celed licenses of the Kay Tee Film Bxcbangi. 
Los Angeles, CaL, or the Western or Crawtocd 
FUm Exchanges, both ot St- Loala. The re- 
mainder In tbe treasary, attar all bUIa bad 
been pald.^ma rote^ta^jrW^o ari Bad Croaa 

Tbe hngtmm at entertalnmsat as prepaied by 
the BxeentlTe Committee, wttfe President Gllllg- 
ham in charge, Indnded a UfUy delectable thlr- 
ty-flTe mOe lanncb ride to Star laland In Lake 



Clair, a dinner, a moonlight retnm. to- 
wttk an ante ride on Saturday, tbat 



woald aatlsfy the moet exacting tonriat. Two 
laoncbes had been especially chartered for tbe 
trip np the rirer on Friday. Tbe scenery ob- 
served waa tbat afforded by tbe Canadian and 
Michigan shores ot the Detroit River, the widely- 
reputed FlsU. and Laka St. Clair itself. On* 
launch waa wcap led by tke ladlea, children 
and their haakaadiu whUe the second little 
"poScr" ma MaC-attk tbe care-free gentu.. 
■ea. who kaC^^Ma la tba^party. A lira , 
boor trip kraagM Ifectf ta tbe tolaad, where aa 
ln(ormal dinner vraa aarrcd. Littla speaking 
was done, bat a few approptlata remarks were 
tendered by Mr. Ueber and "Poo" Labln. Af- 
ter aboat two boors of thla terel. all repaired 
to the lannches, and were aafcly returned to tbe 
dty. 

Karly In tbe attetnooa oa Satnrday. those 

" ttcatea to motor-rldlng and 

lata of Interest that 

_ a taselnstloD to tbe 

toorlst. -mo wfll Co^t the big floral clock I 
Ifee . faeaotUal . Bdle Isle) the wide and spa- 
doQS boalerards of Detroit, thst wind and cen- 
ter like a solder*a web}- Thanks to the efforts 
of the ExecDtlre Committee, It iras s grand - 



It U with keen 
fact that the F. & 




federal p)urt Rules That the Nonris & Rowe Prop- 
on Which Walter ShaamuiJBaidJ^jtOeO^^-^^ 
iount of Origiiial Bl(jti^^5 ; 



Pern. Ind., Jnly 25 (Special Dispatch to Tbe 
Bniboard). — Oie mnltlfarloga eonpUeatlaoa 
which arose immediately after Walter W. Sbaa- 
aon. backed by a r. Btothata. appaicntly 
kiMme the owsct of tbe greater part of tbe de- 
ISISLS"!?".,.* Clrcns. have not been nn- 

raveled; on the contrary, the sltiutlni ls beeon- 
SRwJ?"!!-""'''?^ Shaaaoo, after depoaltln. 
WDM, the re<iolted tea pet cent, ot tbe nS^ 
gjee. jHg.000. failed to raise tbe hml- 
SS tS^^ Pfi!?? designated by the bank- 
■gtjBm. uid addltliyiil time was allowed tiy 
. -»— wa il- After thU time had Upaed, aad the 
ajawms mt paU. tbe conrt otdoed tbe prop- 
St^tTacbSa "^y" Jg ^.**^* the oot^ 

Mag badnd by Brotherton. rafoaed to allow 
»*a»»°- to take the ahow at tke last. 



»«*e me Boow at ue last-iu 
sroe. and penmptotUy demanded that be pay 
Oa difference of the last bid and the odgfoal 
Md— a sun of ^,000. Shannan's opportunity 
to eUnch the show ezplied Jane 23. wben he 
SStf i? "come acroia" with the amoont de- 
ay i** "^'^ C- Brotherton baa 
■aa Been aaaid from since bis testimony waa 
"" ■ la tbe retecea'a eonrt. and ladl- 




hope. This cooeloalon Is arrived at. due .«B 
tbe tact that he has told some of his toyal 
Miplana. who have been waiting at PertL 
that Vtt^ might as vrell aeek posltlans elsewhere. 
^.^^"^ ^ «»a Pen Znat Co.. racelr- 

time tStaana ot Tba WlCS«S^i2tte baaS 
ot our ,Teadas, Beter& ^Sbeildaa win bare la- 
aoed hto cider, for tlw resale, and tba tanna 
npoB wbleh It Is to be soldi aK-— . du aeine 
talklag of giving band, binding -blmaelt and 
bondamaii to meet tke demands the tetetee 
If the federal eonrt ahimld later reqaite It. bat 
t his p lan baa been dropped. Shannon baa taken 
possoslOD of the property, bat tbe referee oi- 
dered It taken from his iMMesslcm snd tetnrai^ 
to tbe Wallace wlata qnartera. At tbe nme 



arty. 

' A later dlipatd atatea tbat at Oe teule, an 

attempt wUI' be mad* to set the.dUEmenee be- 
tween what Shannon baa 'already paid aad tbe 
amomit of hla original bid: In any eveat, be 
wHl be obliged to pay the original porchasa 
ptke. tins ue amotmt charged for storing the 
arena, a nd other ftirlrteiital expenses Incnrred in 



mridi Western 
and Eastern Powers Wffi.^ 




•Itar Tatk. JWly «■ Wailla Ba^ la 

partner wltb B. F. Keltb by vlrtiia at aznage- 
ments which bave )nst l>een completed. AU dif- 
ferences which foraeriy existed between the 
two Tanderiile magnates have been settled, it 
Is aaid. 

Xbe Beek-Keltb arrangement was tbe toOow- 
wbidi reaoltcd ia Oaoita B. 



ler Cbeolt, embracing tbeatrea In CladaBati, 
Indianapolis and Lonlsvllle. This move made 
Mr. OoK a pa r tn er o( 



ts in 

partaer of Beck. - , ^ 

Aside from this aaBaaacaaMBt-Baae of tboK 
Interested wonld shed tWfecr Ulbt oo the desl. 
Mr. Beck expreasMi hlaiaclf aa |i»«»»<l 
-the atrangeaaent. adding that It afforded him- 
self sndhls tl MJ tt ts proj**?!""!^ ■n^^?|5^*5j 
move would ; " " " 
tbe Keith : 

desired to 

only recently aiiiiwinrae that 

new raodeTllIe _ 

In ipeakhig ter Mr. Keiai. -S. W-. 
ha bdlovad tbe arraaacwai 
ta better caadl tl ea a la tba 



liT tbeatres protection, and that tbe 
lid probably tesolt la tbe cxtcaaiea of 
tntcretta ta tbe Weat. Beck feaa laaff 
o gala a (oeaeid la tba BaM^^aai 




"•fcehod by Me. Joatyn Bme that tUa camva to 
a_>.yoBltfva aaaoey-setter. 



— hide Inalde a ebU- 
Inatsllment man who 
handa np<m tbe dd- 
''~ stairs, and drives 
, the thonmghfares. 
wbldi dashes madly 
" an nmnd 
1 the 

hair 

4'. 



UNIQUE 8 H<w ya^lliRK^?;:?^ 

•SJ* Bfciw^ af& tta 

waeka of meecaAI IiihIium «■ tba (aad. waa 

sgd In Its catlcety at Bateavtlle, ^3L to 
Fwyd E. Qroot. who. aeeompsnled by John 
Bedman, the old-time clrcos agent. Immediately 
shipped the entire show to the pott ot XanllU, 
Philippine Islands, where It win algnslixe the 
first appearance of a moving picture and raa- 
devllle show oa the tolanda. Tbe reason tor 
sailing tbto show, which to said to be one of 
ttp paMtliat_Mitat8 of Its kind, to ascribed to 
SBi'waaat ilIlBeaa jC Lee Wright, who. with 
' Am 'VM. Jr.. owned tbe eoterprlae. Mr. Wright 
bag located In Cladnaatl. whUe Mr. Todd baa 
alsBCd as bnsiness msnager of The Port of 
HMas Men. a dramattoatlon ot Meredith IIIA- 

-*~«'a ma^jMLiM^irir ~ 

Boy Joslyn. one of the most progressive and 
popolar men in the moving picture field, baa 
perfected a selling plan tor the dtotrlbntlon of 
eamcxaa especially ^ ■■ 'g i**^ (or tbe nae oC e:^ 
UUteia in maUsg Olma of tbe local ercnts in 
aaA town aoA aa p ar adea, falia, . eamtrala aad 




praetleal wad _ 

Hr. Jodyn also eaadiieta a '(eaoal aim _ 
change aad Us - weekly progrsm to on* at tbe 
beat In Kew Tcrk. Tbe Jcelyn Co., S3 Lezing- 
ton svenne. New Tork City, whidi 3Ir. Joalyn 
organlxed. has recimtly purchased tbe atock ot 
eight exchanges and Is otTerlng Btty-alz bim d r e d 
xeels. comprising pictnres of both the Independ- 
ent Licensed Hanofactnrera. ^loee who know 
Mr. Joslyn are ananlmons In praising hto enter- 
Itlaa and feel confident that hto meOods of 
a^aaa Jaallaff wUi continue to create te him. 
maV'Saat; mcoda and patroQB. 

MpnaiA BAm pioht pictures. 



AtUnta. ea.. MIy 
passed a bni pnUbltiac tki -mu*^ any. 
where within tba state of movlme p l eliu ea of 
prise lights between members of dtBoeat races, 
violation is made a mlademeaaor, paalahable 
jot. A aliiilar bm bas 
ta the . n oaa s; . aadjla acpeeted 

FIGHT PICTURES BARRED. 




Nashville, Tenn.. Jnly 23. — Conncllman Joseph 
H. Acklen will Introdnce an ordinance in the 
City Cbnnell whleb wOl prohibit the showing 
of aay aMrinc pietarcs la Kasbrnie which show 
,'ag air baatas aatch. .aai which 
i — «a a b aa » r --taaMF -air esch 



MmMyomaMro < 



EE PICTURED 



Rew Tork, Jaly 2S. — Moving pictures of the 
(OtleaJotaBaoa "flstlcoff" at Beao may be ex. 




•ECU REVRI OHTK;; 



The Great Name, a eoAMF^ wblch enjoyed a 
big saccess In Germany laat-aeaaoa, was given 
ita Orst presentation In Uito coim ay at Parson's 
Tbestre. Hartford, Conn., oa Jnly IB. James 
Clarence Harvey made tbe adaptation. Victor 
Leon and Leo Field being the antbora of the 
piece. The play proved most entertaining, was 
well received, and when nrodnejl later In New 
Xacfc, aa it to to be. oa^ ta ta^aaeeeas. -A 
masleal atasaaMaea p a s ■ a d aa ^lfca.'aliy.Jtbrongb- 
ont. aad the ^ot ia woeca aMaCnra compos- 
eta, one of whoa bas become famoos tliroiigb 
bto work ss tbe aotbor of a Uglit opera, with 
a -very cattby waits long In it, while the otn- 
er, althongh tlie honor pnpll of the Leipsic con- 
servatory. Is enable to obtain a hearing for a 
classical sympbooy which he has composed. Tbe 
two men bave been friends in their stndent 
days, bnt have drifted apart- By accident tbe 
popular composer meets his former friend, now 
ta atxaigbtened ctrcamatances. and learning ot 
Ma pliffit. baa the aympbony acodoeed as hto 
oora. aa hla gcaat aaaM caablaa Idm to do. ooly 
wbea tt-aem Wttb treaie n doBa aatt f to drac 
Ua triaaa bataa tba enrtata and lattedaee IiIbi 
ea tba nd aattar a( tbe work. 

Henry Kslfeer. aa tbe Und-bearted. u e n on a 
Ilgbt opera composer, who U driven nearly fran- 
tic by the constant rendition of bis waltx by 
street planon. orchestras and bands, gave a floe 
Interpretation of tbe part, and Bnrke Clark ap- 
peared well as the classical writer. Tbe support 
was excellent, snd the Whole prodnction was of 
a high order of merit. Henry W. Savage attend- 
ed the opening and was so well pleaaed with tbe 
plsy that he Is to prodace It In New Tork this 
fall. Tbe entire cast was as fonowa: 

CAST OF CHABACTERS. 

In tbe order of their appearance. 
Stephanie Dellos. companion of l Oa.-*! 

.- Marsaiat 

John, a aervant at Joseph Hofer's .. .. 

BIdMlf. 

Baroness Bodeck 

Isiride Brand, daughter of a com] 

Mrs. Hofer. mother of Joseph 

Lodwig Maabaid. a miisic pnbUiber 




TIME — ^The present. 
PTiSrB Berlin. 
ACT I.— Studio Of lai 
ACT n.— Tbe ~ 
ACT in.— T" 
al Concert Han. 



REBUILDING ART HALL. 



Colfax. Wash.. Jaly Mb- 
the fair groonda at Ooltax. Wl 
off Its foondatloB aad partly 
tbe flood of laat Hatch. Tba 
tag 




TMen 

Bopert Laag, an anthor .. .. B ag ena O'Brien 
Joaeph Hofar, a composer of operattas .... . . 

Henry Kolker 

WIgand, a moslcsl director .. Walter Hltebcodi 

Clara Brand, vrlfe of Bobert Brand 

Frances Gsont 

Babert Brand (Brandmeyer), a composer . . . . 

.. Burt Clarke 

Bfaafl. aw of the c a aipoaa r 

" " Hoyt 
at Babart nrmf* ~' 




flght at Reno, Nevada, Jwity 4, tn 
■Mdon pictures, 'tlmni^ ttM pay* 
ment of a large sam of money, 
niese pictures are now being exhib- 
ited In many cities and towns 
tbron^iont tbe world. 

The pictures wblcb Ix)nls J. Ber- 
ger is advertising on page 25 of tlils 
Issue of Tbe Billboard are tbe only 
otber eBdHtavpletaMBjip'IIW wtutr. 
ketand. 




JULY 30, 1910. 



Xtie em board 



S6 



Jeffries-Johnson Fight Pictures 



(OOI>VlliaHTCO.) 



Tdm at Am Ria^ Rsm, Ntwadi, My 4, 1910, by Uw 

NEW YORK HERALD 

America's Gi«atest and Foremost Newspaper 



, ' '"^^^^^^^^^ Vital Itanent of Jlie 
World's GroaM Hoavjf'^oIgM Gl^ 

Together with an expert's deted^itipn of the titanic stnigc^ now is offered to shownuoi for the first time at the 
ridiculously low figure of 

$50.00-ROYALTY FOR EACH WEEK'S U8E"$50.00 



. With m AywS» ftf XKO nn nr « giiaranfeft frnai yiaiir Imari hanir far tha 

safe return of the pictures. 

Tlus ^ the Golden Opportunity for the Live, Up-to-tlis-minute Showman 
IIERE ARE POSinVELT THE BEST PICTURES ON THE MARKET 

and at a figure which allows the individual manager to secure for himself the profits whic^ accrue frcm ihtk exhibi- 
tion. They are ready for immediate ddiveiyy and tSt-'iifmn' aeceinjaaiBd by ceclmad^tecki post(idfeia'<6rc^ 
money ordei'!iHll-isceiyO!fiompi« tt oi ^^ - ■ " 

TliesB aro tho Only Genulno Joffrios^n 



by «IM» Mm* Y« 

Numerous "fakes" and "doctorad** imitsliaas am httag HibnA tot sale or lease. 'BSman of them, and secure 
JWDsMtiieoK^jiMlsuid^te ■ \ 

Address All Communications to 

LOUIS J. BERGER, Secritary, 

138S BfOadWaVs ^"""S Distance 'Phone. Murray Hill 6442. NEW YORK CITY- 
: v^^^ THE6BEENWICH BANK, HERALD SQUARE BBi^lpllj NEW^^I^ 



SPECIAL NOTIGE: j^olL^orng^^^^^ 

for Uie tioIMmm «( tiM Umtad-StatM Copyri^ AcL 



26 



Tti e Billboard 



JULY aO^ ltNL 



FILM REVIEWS 



The Latest Contiflnitioiis of the Film Manufacturers 

)veriiig the Ehama, the Comedy, 



IHAMHOCSER. I 
mtCLB TOM'S CABIN (Drama; relrurd Jolr 
96: Inctk. 1.M0 feet). — Ttie story opens In wla- 
tcr, whea 3(r. Sbclbr Is (arced to >eU wnic of 
bH ■lam* oa accoost o£ tmHatat nmm - Dp 
to tUa time Uier had Uni an tMr »lf *ttk 
bin. aad ha had baaa aotad te Ua UadMH 
" " " alatr* owwr. 




off MBeatoa. lUm., 
tha O. 8. - 



tme VmOaTum. Elba plead* 

with Uncle Toax to gin bar back her child.- and 
be not only giTca bar aoo to ber, but also aids 
ttaam to cacape. For this deed be Is crtiellj 
taeatan by LaOtca. and forced to Join la the 
wltb the Uoodboaods, which LaGr^ in- 
aUtOtaa to neorer the runaway slare. EUza 
eaeajpea wltb ber bo7 orer the Kestneky border 
to Ohio, a free state, hy mafclos a peril oca 
cxossLd^ of Che Ohio Kiver by steppinf from one 
block of Ice to aootbez. Orereoae (nua cold 
ia caalcd Ms ita fewa of 



niH» ue Bwuuj bvwi 

drawnlnc only tbiongh 
TMb. wbo Ininpa lata 
■eaeaaa the Utd* 



boy to tba borne of Mr. Bird, wto ant at (ood- 
neas bnya tbe boy from LaGiee and jItcs Um 
his liberty. Uncle Tom Is taken by .£aOree to 
his plantation on tbe Ulaalsalppi, and on the ' 
way down the rirer on tbe steamboat be first > 
Bccta Little Era. who. with ber father. Is I 
yt^<»r the boat Sooth. Tom Is at ODCe at- ' 
ttaeted to tbe beaatlfnl little i^l. and she la i 
ka tnm. talka to tbe kindly old darkey. Whne I 
loaUnir at tbe boats tbe little one saddenly falls 
teto tbe swiftly llowlnk rlTer, and escapes 
only tbrongh tbe eootase of bnaa 
the aoTHBK araten and 

_ . ^Kaa-a t athai; aa a. re- . 

wvd tot TTarta VBH^..'tnmx»' Mm from • 
teQice. and te Is anla kanr —d ticBtcd wltb 
Yfn*"t«» mtn tbe little one Is iteaad wttb a , 
andden sickness and diea. Once more Uacle . 
Tam la sold and tails Into ttte liands of I^Qtee. i 
mtbo takea Um to bis cotton plantatlan in Mia- 1 
ilaslppl. where be is cruelly orerirarked, and 
be^ too. Is called by Deatli. | 
Tbe comedy of the story Is fnmUbed by IKtle ' 
■n'a Aunt Ophelia, t Qaaer old lawrcr namtd 
Marks, and taU stobbora donkey, and Topsy, a 
stleked Uttle colored «<rl. whom Aont Ophelia 
trlca baxd to can vet t* . - ) 
THB "CTMATTi (Ooaocdr: Ideotd Mr 29;! 
leostb. 1.000 feet) JAa Oatr nan a aam- > 
mar hotel at a efaarmlBC spot as tta Ma-ahnca, 
bnt be baa been nnable to tadaee p asp iL to stop ■ 
there, and at tbe openlns of tte pirtnta Is seen 
Ismentlns the fact that there Is not a slnsle '■ 
soest's name on tbe hotel reslster. | 
His dan^hter, Ethel, who Ib an expert rwlm- ' 
mer, has Jatt retomed from icbooL The old 
man reads that a myaterloos rarrniald bs» taide 
sereral appearances In the wtt»»'s or the AUen- ' 
tic He wisely coojectnrcs ibat ;> m-tmaid will. 



I CDnas: mnwia Am. i). 

I a Tetitabto bookwann has a 



paj tten a tuIL Hie bnsband turns talm over 
to kis wife, aaylnc tbey mast entertain aacb 
other as be la too busy with bis hooka. Tbe 
friend Is leloetant to accept this arrangement 
bat tbe bnsband Insists upon it. Tbe friend and 
wife, after sereral weeks, realize that they are 
faUInc In loTe with ooa another. Tba bnsband 
Is called away aad be aaks bis friend to stay 
and protect bis wife. Tbe boabaiid la brought 
home and is In a Tcry neiloiis condition aa tbe 
result of a sunstroke. Tbe friend and wife 
meet In tbe library, wbeie be confeases bis lore 
for her aad here be most leave ber home. Tbe 
husband breaks in on the conversation and gets 
Into HDch a rase that tie falls over In a faint. 
The doctor is sent for and he Injects moipblne 
and drops tbe exria^e by mistake, and It la 
picked np by the wife who sbows It to the 
friend, trtra suspects ber of baTliis slTca her 
husband morphine. Zha wUm has a <Bee argn- 
ment with the bodmd. «kIA caaaca Us dsatk 
(by excitement). Tbe friend conceals tbe mor- 
phine bottle to protect the wife of bplng ae- 




lapsctsr flC a local paper 

BfcsnnaMinBn. and also takaa a photatnak of 

It. and aooo the mermaid salaa wide pohllcUx. 
and TaeatloDlstB from tar and near come to see 
ber. 

Tom. Btck and Harry, a trio of city sports. 
pnnp Into the water, each bent oo catchiog the 
mermaid; ite eludes them all, bowever, and the 
aayatery Is not cleared np tiotll Ethel, arrayed 
la a pretty tailored suit, presents herself to the 
a i w a t l and explains the loke. By this time tlie 
Osij's Held Is famoaa, and is dolnK a big 



EDISOK. 

WITH BBIDQES' BUSNEO (Drama; releaaed 
Ang. 2; length, 1,000 feet). — ^A young man am- 

ftloyed by a large Chicago Orm of contractocs 
B dismissed on sccosnt of bard tines and not 
for any faidt of hia own bat to cne down ez- 
He thinks his wife wm be dismayed 
t baa happened, bnt on 
' ntae wanan vltbdiawa 

be baafc and sends ber 

to Wnglsnd to aecnra a Ms contract 

Ohm. «Uch she besid waa abont to be let. He 
aoeeasda In getting bla old lirm to let bbn re- 
pnaeat them In tiUs contract, aid altte 
bad a eery abort time within which to 
wecfc , and in aplte of tbe many 
aonnoantable ohstadea aUa a a In 
coMract is awaziiA.hlB.-ai ~ 
aaaX Salca MansMB'spSa' 
t hing I s knely. " ' ' ■ ■■ - ^ 

THB ATXACK OR THB HIU> (Drama: re-: 
leased Aug. IS^tengtb. IjOOP feet).— A atory 
of tbe Franco-Pmsalaa War wldcta portraya tbe 
. nlni reallUeB of battle, and has a lore story 
KUfnlly entwined, wblcb compels one's Interest 
noaa st art t o flnieh. 

■ ■V~^ SDBMAKUSB "SAI-MON" (InstmcUTel. 

■•ali flH ibspas the atolvtlana of tbe »ni> 




aniiifinly a-. 
I M a p^ jlte 
>--lB.aaat'.aeB-' 




BESIOLM 
PBOfiMM YOU 

EVER SAW! 

TlieXaaiiiiile FUm Sorviee 
it ghmig it* eastomen -the 

best vanety and bcBt/quality 
of films .in tiie txade. livay clay 
Bhows such an increase in the vol- 
tune of our business that it seems 
more like nudwinter than midsum- 
mex. Bidubitors everywhere are 

jojfuDyaflBertjng their independence 
m order to Brl thn ii iiiiili ifnl pro- 
grams -wfaicf ate -iimUbK;1W more 
nmoDS than ever. Send for our 
latest anppleniehtaiy lists and feast 
your eyes on the good things in 
store for you. And don't let aay- 
one dictate Hie bpc» .o t adaiwion 

yog ^^-A Km^ rmf f iMmm^ 

dio# career 1 



CAIII.-1ACMMLE, PrMMaat 

Het*|nrini.1IM98UblL.ttk«a 



Iflaaiispiills, BvaasrOIo, 

8att Laka Otj. 



RATIFIED! 




AT NIACSARA~FALLS, m (x>nventioujBfiseiiibled, the National 
Independent Moving Picture AIIiaiibB'||Mnft; on as being 

heartily in ac(X)rd witii all the phns, imrpoiiH '^H^ pplk^ 

Sales Company. • • - 

Tbe original Chicago agreement was Unanimously Ratified, thus 
iosuriiigjthe exhilntar a backmg Uiat is thoroughly solid and har- 
monious, with every vestige oi factimal feeling entirely avdkated;. 

CO-OPERATION is the keynote of the Independent forces to- 
day, and aU ol its a>mbined strength will be concentrated toward 
one great ohjeA-^J^vaapc^^ 
its combined program. •' " . " 

We^invite exhibitors to writ* us on any matter in'which a tribunal 
of manufacturers and exchange men can be of any service. We 
vinfc to he^ you to a better 
program. Look-ifc^overL: • 



EVERY TUESDAY— Buon, Powers, 

EVERY WEDNESDAY— i 

Nestor. ' 
EVERY,-THURSDAY— Film D'Art. Imp. 
EVERY FRipAY-ttMin,DdE«Mlar, Liii«Tliuilioiuer. 




DEFENDER wMl change to Saturday, be^uung Ajigaat 6th 

MOTION PICTURE DISTUBn & SALES CO. 

Ill East 14th Street, - NEW YORK CITY. 



CROWN HLM SERVICE 



I. A. STODT. 



111-113 Fovth ATcne, 



PnTSBUR(S,rA. 



New Exchange. New Goods. Our Special 



Ind^en^ent Goods for Ae 
Hit Snaer Months 



6 reds weekly, 1 shipment, - $7,50 
12 reds weekly, 2 shipmentas 'rr'flJOO 



Machines and all Supplies at 15% off 



H. &L H. FILIVl SERVICE CO. 

Monadnock BuUdlng. Clileaoo, Ula. 

■MiW asenu for MoUottaph. Pewar aad BdlaM 

flMBMt attntloa clTea ta atdais far nvpUaa 

Wilts OS &r Utaat mm Uat aad catalacaa. 



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CHAMPION. 
TOE COWBOY AND THB SQUAW (Dnma; 
•riMsnl July 27: leosth. 1.000 feet). — The »b«r- 
ICsa^s a Kwanl (or the capture of Jake aiB. 
■MataTa rustler and all-around bad man. Jak* 
CXas to be to tbe «owd ookoown to tba 

rtola In love »ltli har^jMni^ nit. Mary 

5 la lOT* with j to D«» tm yjssf 

SJiTar As Jak* ' WMM his salt Jbn tides 
STaU kB aaOlIaiTtM* oC tocathar. 

«r uS^ k* aTus bSBd U« In wait for 
lit^.t* auks kar filssaar. Uary la eaptnrvd. 



a^^v*as awsa sar pBHavn. Ua^ «^y«<Mwt 
iSt BMsaces to csespc, bot Jaks tldas nadlj 
Smt berand plela ber bodUr out of tks aafldi«. 
Md catlaps to bis bldlnc pUee. H*d Wlnx. as 
tDdl«D squaw, who la a sreat . frteod of Jim's. 
i*e« sICDs o( Marj'a atragfle, and lides (or Jim. 
Wbfi Jl:a and Red Wins come ppon Jake and 
bis banl. Jate threateDi to »boot Marr If Jim 
Cf^mes a step nearer. Jtm otfera bimaaU a. pria. 
oner In ercbange for Mair'a IISSdMI. 

Jske accepts tbe eieban g a S i d tskns Jim 
fortber Into tbe (oet^ls. Mss ki M «■ ■ wgd 
-la Mm ^rt j gtec .ts kU.das tk 



arlahcd bar to wed tbrougb a series of heart- 
breaklas, alde-apUttlos episodes, and flnallr dls- 
poains of him by calUns a poUca oOlcer, and 
teUIof bim tba man Is crasy. 

CAOUOSTBO— (Colored drama; releaaed July 
SO; leactk, 1,000 (sat). A dramatle adaputloo 
(rem jj i ig iii i B—mT wsU-kiaaa wtS. Tba 
Uem«lM«C*'* — '-^ 




GRKAT NOETHERN. 

VBM PBOOIGAI. SON— (Drama). A aboe- 
maker and bla wife, a most tbrlfty couple, g Ire 
tbclr eUldren, Halen and Qua. a good educa- 
tion. Helen la a pretty girl and la admired by 
a yoanc (allow, Howard, who keepa a store 
aott door, bat bla admiration la not returned. 
Oas becomes very careleaa, traeela In bad com- 
psar sad dcrelopa Into a apcndthrlft, runs into 
dsbt and Is ia soch atralta that he ateala a bl- 
tfttt taCt.staadlBB In tbe atrect. Tbis be pawaa. 
bat Is faaad oat asd arrested. Tba father dlea 
at a bnkaa kasrt ss a nsnlt of bis soa'a coa- 
doet. OMraid aalsis tb* Bothsr sad daoxbter, 
aad later tke dsacbtsr accepts him aa ber 
h n a h a nd . All la well aatn Oaa. ralaaaed from 
priaoa. rstama home. Inatead of eoanacBclas a 
new life, be Is reckless, and one Blgtat breaks 
Into tbe grocery atore, not knowlDg that It bo- 
lonsa to bis brother-in-law. Wblle In tbe iMxiaa 
be racofnlns a photo as one of bla mother. 
This so snrprlaee him that be attempta to ran 
oat. bat la confronted by bla aiater, who recog- 
nlaes bIm. She calls ber husband, who offera 
to let Oiu go, but tbe police bare already ar- 
rlrad. The cdd mother must see tbe son (or 
the porpoa* of Identification, and the meetlns 
leavea a deep Imptesalon on Gas. He Is con- 
Tleted, bat, after eetrlac some time In prison, 
he la completely cbaased. The aodety tor tbe 
support of Tdeaaed aoaTtet s aaaMs him with 
moaey and pays bis way tk.a (mUk csaplfj. 
accompanied by cssd.vftta tm ttm mtm 1U» be 
Is golBX to begla. ' 

TITAGRAPH. 

HEB UNCLE'S WIIX— ((^edy.drama: re- 
leased Jnly IS: length. 99IS feet). Kntb, a 
yoaac aoclety girl, la left a targe legacy by ber 
nade, wltb the tmderttandlng that aha ezeludea 
baraaU oas month each year during tbe faahloo- 
able sesson, during which time abs shall remain 
a. dsby (arm In tbe coiutiy, acting aa dairy 
— Tamplc, the son of a wealthy 
pa n d la y bis Taestlon In the same 



kits 



ddler Is a 

bis money, 

. l='wban bla aad 

press him for payaMBt, be pctanades Prtsdlla 
to steal ber maater'a moaey. which be keeps mi- 
der his pillow. She la fairly hypnotised by him 
and >be commits tbe tlwft. The peddler pockata 
tht money and promlaea to meet ber at tbe road 
tide and take ber away. She waits st tba load- 
"t only to leara that tbe scoaadid bad Jnst 
taa&e aisbt tiala.- ah* ^aakss wUdly «• tke 
JOm, aalr la aw tka tatm-mitam-t^ Its 
jssiaey. Cmked iB spMt.sks wsadan a> Ists 
' Ike wooda. On tba train tba paddlsr engages 
Is a brawl daring wtaleb bm tnmblaa oil tbe 
speeding train. Be drags bimsdf to tb* woods 
where be Snda hlmaelf (ace to face with Pria- 
clUa and trlea to strike ber, bat Injorsd nM>r« 
■erlooaly tlian be reallacd, h« falla dead. Prla* 
ellla reallxea what she baa done and taking tb* 
money whlcb she bad stolen from the fanner, 
which was just aa a^ie bad glren it to tba 
Italian, teplacca it ander her maater'a pmow, 

With kim kckw bom tb* ^ — 

tsegkt ber a isw f a l Icssoa. 

OtB VATmS'S PBIOB 

Aag. 4i leagtb. SM (Cet).— This Urn diowa how 
■ mMind (sther drtaes bis danghtar tram 
hMs becaase abe dtalwa to marry a ceaccrt 
atacsr. aad hew later, wham the old father and 
malhtr sis la strsVrteaed circumstances, tbe 
r ss BtH alaasr aad their daagbter, now hnabaod 
M^nkais IksB tnm Iks poor hnoM aad 



. PATHK^^BKBSS. 
J«BRIW'XVEN WITH THB I.AWTBB— 

nmsfer'; idesaed Jaly 2S: length. 878 feet). 
Bcrtvt Brlet la a stKceaafol and respectable 
Isfwysr. Ha (alia la lore with Norah. whose 
paicala admba him. Norab. baweear, loees 
Fled Oskbs, s naalliM attlst, whom k«* par- 
cats are appased taw Pskksr rniddii Ms tMdUai 
ta a lady (rtaad. wk*. Uka btaasIC Is-a stadsat 
of art. and aha |a sailaia to help hia. She 
tends a note to the banlstsr. ptofsMlaf ker 
sdmlnlloa (or his deqaaaee. aiki aiake* aa ap- 
pointment to meet him whaa he eoaas tarn 
court. Bertiert meats bar, sad la irMSWdTd to 
(0 to ber atodlo, where h* pose*, as a aasdsl, 
la fancy dresa. Other stndeata CMM lh aad iOW 
>orsh and her parents cater. 'Wkaav'Aakksg 
fraipa the opportunity and sacaMrosit'dMMM 
t« tta suTTlage of be and Norak. 

BBSAEINO UP ICB Ul nXLAND— (Kdaca- 
Msaal; releaaed July 28: length. kOS feat). Aa 
MacaUoaal Um at ezcapttoaal laterast, poctrsy- 
tng the amtksds .sC mnslas asasels e^^t to 
the Ire at Ik* pMt at " ' - — 

. DETTEcmnrs iMteajs- 

JnlT JJT: length. SST (Mtt.. 

comedj Id which a deCeeUv^ lB Ms altsswt to 
2>£i, s^nototlooa tklsfc kaisssajkhaiiir pos- 
seasrd of a magic srtnsc aa wMifc'la 
erecT scUoa aTtbalSl^^tSmA' 



sad smuslag laeMesta; 

•nd It all rdreaST^ 
ae?™^-'^"? ETHIOPIAN PRONTIER— (Oolond 

JOT IntCTeslIng aecBle Um abowlag enrlooa trop- 
*<**ijwa aod enstooia. . 
.TOJtUT GETS BIS SISTES UABBIED— 
released July 29; leoftb, 
~ farce la which Tommy as. 
■a-^i- ja manTiua tbe nua 
le man kar (Sikar 



ajsea. Batk sad he meet, fall In lore, 
fcaowlax her real sUtloa la Uf*. sad. 

hs pwip as e a aad la aeeaptad hy Bath. 

Aa.-oM bosy body at tba Tillage Imparts tbs 
aews to a«o((*'s father. Ma is cppased to kls 
son mairylaK a dsby aaldA 'Ths (atker tmma- 
dlatdy goes to th* kooi* at tk* yooac Isdy. sod 
telle the bons«k«eiwi, whom ha tbiaka la Roth'a 
BMlkcr. that be objects to bis soa auzrylag bar 
daogbter. Tbe lofce la on tb* old geat. Be Ister 
laama at tba Taat estate aad Intacasts at the 
girl.> and asks Bath's pi ~ ~ 
ackaowledces his mistake, 
left to their own happiness. 

A BROKEN 8TMPHONT- (Drama 
July IS; length, 003 feet). A dramatic lot* 
atory, taklac place la tbe heart of natnr* aad 
tb* bnaber campe or tka Kartbweat. 

TWO. HWHKkMP LADS— (Comedy: released 
July 1»: Icaclh. MB CMC). Two Highland laddlea. 
one laita tNt torn, tka otksr tra taat tat, tbai 



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CONEY ISLAND NOTES. 



Blllle Klrelihoff. o( tbe Tlrglnla Beel. la more 
tfasn w<U plessed wltli ttie wnr Ed. BTinea U 
dtmwtDK tbe crowds wltb Ills congenial waj of 
aMnniag tte Tlaltors who patnolxe this treat 
UBnaeaMnt dcrlM. . ^ . ^ ...... 

Wiuiaa B. lUkaw nd Us akaBtMIcr axhlblt 
la «o» «C tfe* dtawlar aa** oT tto Mud. Also 
tta Cite Wilk. wblcb amiups tbe old M ira&J* 
at xooax Mka. For a good lamth, «M 
att nnta tzr the Pell-Meii. wUeb b i 
' of iBSbaw'a treat attractions. 

lice Mcfme la wlthoat doabt one of the 
line penons at Lima. Mlas Megme 
laiane crowd wt tats s lng hgjrtbtlc 
which she pMMM M tfe* npUM'. ciI**. 

. dlBeicBt eiBHMM;il<:Mmt •BdWI-aM 

othor sodetlea. . , . ■ 1. -iLl 

Hugh Tbonaas. chloT i l ie trt i ilm tt Idoaa^ta 
mce^r with rwd soMow.wS .tbo rtoeate 
welshlnc maeblna, la wUckvkoJs thojMte.ownp 

aloSSf^Ith tlio MnI(B:ibv'«M flrttlw:wlth 

Sc Tickler. _ ' , . 

One of tbp main attraetiona at Coney lalana 
that draws tbc attention of the Tlaltors aa soon 
oi they arrlre la the straioa of tbo calliope 
which Is being played hj- Fs^MfMr_CharIes 
Kodler In front of CapUIa JtacAa^ DsiD Sea 
' exhibit. Capulo Sotdm^ wbllo Melnrlnt. 
Jin tbo ovwda witb kto (OMdr 
it Warn LoCMix trbno 




Dtren' 




tkot U wioumt a dosM a 

to a L. Barataaitfa Oeaaa Wavo. This 

Mdo raDlads ooo of holac on the ocean, and Is 
a 'food placo to try oat yonr trip abroad. If 
yon opcet to take paasage on one of the larcc 
oetaa .•taaOMblpa. The ilde li becoming more 
popular awT day.- aad la twins jatiDausd: by 
ttunaanda aC s l al Mt a f io u saMfc^ -Hsaar.*"^ ' 

who Is aMHt im : niim-S^wt^a»,M'. 
boay. 
laka 

at atilitf. 

Cbas. Alpett ft Leo Ooidon, are two eotarimk- 
InC concessIODers at the Dtcamlaod Park, the 
Diiek Pond. Japanese Ban Game. Knife ftack. 
Plate Board. Dart Oame. Hoopla, Scales and 
the Hindoo SVirtune Teller, are some of the 
money gettera theao boys are handling. Chaa. 
Alpert wlU take oat bts- Congress Show this 
winter. Bis three children will sccompaay Un. 
Beatrice. Mitchell and Harold; wbo .waa ban 
oo the fair gronnds at Qoebcc. Can. 
Aonat F. Laaatefa ."Blgamorole" la stm 
ba cnwda and pletsliic them also. Mr. 
jas bad' tamo tnoble In getting the 
_ .' lm natUas aeder, airtBS to one oC the 

. . betas brakan last waok. hat wOI han 

ft IB good^napa In ■ (rr dayt. ' 

Aronnd the World is being patronised by the 
▼laltors dally, oo acconnt of the good enter- 
talnment they receive while there, xbe Bawa 
Ilsn Trio furnishes some good mosle. while Mlas 
Derere. In ber Ulnslon act. keeps the crowds 
apellboand. Captain Carlton. Commodore Leon- 
ard and PnrserB Gordon and Clongh art on the 
front. ' ' 

Another new attraction at I.mia. Tho Monkey 
Hnda Hall, Is bceooilns ooa grand attHjelfaB. 
M pani — ■ ■ *■ — 




avaoa can ba aaen the blowing up of 
— n. 8. 8. Ualae, la HaTana Harbor, also 
avowing the famona caatle. Aa an ootalde ai- 
tnctlon. a peraon rcpresentlnfr tbe late Abra- 
ham Lincoln Is drawing a lot of attention. 
Ulaa BTToes, tho loader of the orehastra at 
Harana azhlbibJiaallad.jM.teaCta ar 

The Tickler, at Lnna Is stin tbe ssme fSTor- 
Ite. and Measrs. Mangle and Brewster are well 
aatlallFd with the results. 

Wm. R. Inibaw and bis Cake Walk amuses 
tbe crowda daily, likewise the Chanteelalr. 

Tbe Mountain Tocrcot does not seem to lose 
any of its patrooagab aa there Is always a larce 
crowd In lino iMBm tb-likb' tbb Mt.. 
^ The^Mtototaaa WtOinf:* dSclSif mtrnt- 




Iwaya tbe 
Wlat sot to 
the 




the Chntes aft all 
crowds make it a 
. . thoy seem / to 'eojfoy 
the incline Into the water. 
The Aerial LaPorts are beld over 
These boja are making a hit of their 
tbia park thia summer. Tbeir act la a winner. 

George SUmson. who Is playing the part of 
tbe moDkcy in front of the Around the World 
fgblbl t.. la drawing a lot of attraction In Us 

■ ^Pilniiiss Morocco, the elerer fliitaaa tdlar la 
Dtaamlaad. with Prof. SItb. Is bting fBToaably 

commented upon for the clener ir *' " ' 
she giTca for a small compensation. 

Alligator 'Joe has a new ontaldo' attraction 
wbfcb In a winner. The Globe Comedy Four, 
□nder the management of J. Moore, entertain 
the crowds with their' Southern plantation songs 
and .dances, while Hatty Friedman Is bov on 
tho^/Cnnt grinding his spiel in his own peco- 
Ilar/.style. He ahoold bare It copyrighted, ai- 
tbnr< Boaenbsiim Is gnarding the alligators . so 
V'Wcsi'traUde'away. .- 

jny' nnfer and his worthy assistant, C. 
W..-rToang.- the -youngest and handsomest cn- 
fxarer on tho, Island,, are being admliad by the 
lady. ' patnma. :owlns- to their 'aaat - watPBaa- 
ahlp. Harry la ' aftald aome one of tbt gtria 
might he looking for' ■ a hniband, and maybe 
Hury 'la looking for a mennald. Hairy Is do- 
lB4c good buslncas. < 

.'.Welirs Star Photo GallerT, on the Bowery, 
la bceomlng one of tbe landmarks. The Bock 
of people- that ~liaTe their pictures taken are al- 
_wia|. ptesaed i*Itb: i the -' name, ■nd::IeaTe 




atre at Dreamland. Is drawing the crowda with 
his Mchdid Oriental show, which consists of 
the great dancer, Princesa uTorfcla, Cleopatra, 
lola. the' Harem Dance; Sallka. the Damask 
dancer; also SheritTe, the whirlwind dancer. This 
fellow, actually spins himself around like a top, 
and keeps It up for a long period. The ahow 
as a whole Is very good; business excellent. 

At the Canals of 'Fenlce, wtilcb Is one of tbe 
most Interesting scenic xldes. Miss Marie La 
Men la ona of tbo feature attractions. She Is 
alwaya oo tba alact to axjOaln to the Tlaltora 
the waodwttl Sd* that Is alren. 
tbers wV bb «M» pMM coailas 



Mo daobt 



to dope oat what dreoa was coalag 




OaatalB baa tbe honor of being 
the only one that baa made tbe building a suc- 
cess in the Bnandal line. Fatty La Croix la 
stni doing hia wonderfol stimts nnder the water 
and acema to be getting stouter erery day. Mra. 
Sorebo, who la handling ^tha greenltacka, aerar 
geta tired accepting them. She altraya rccelna 
It with a amlle that 'won't eons eO. 

John Haagcnaen, who is adilag tba books ex- 
plaining tbe lUe of the deep saa dlTcis, Is one 
of the moat enterprising young men on the Is- 
land. Ha to known aa Bartlnl. tta Cbamphm 
Wreatlcr of tba Naw Englaad Statea. and to 
now glTlng a wreatllng bout on the Island at 
one of tbe l aa uil a. Sa baa also produced a 
moTing plcturo anbject antlUed, Tbe Russian 
Lion, which has been accepted by tbe Vitagraph 
Co., for which he receired a fancy figure. 

Uorrla Mnalc Hall Is becoming more popular 
eTcry day, owing to the grand show that la be- 
ing glten by tbe Great Princess Athena and 
Company. In tbelr dance of tbe Orient. It la 
one of the most sensational dances on the Is- 
Issd. Tlie people that witness ber dances claim 
that ahe Is an artlat In her line and are more 
with aasM. Aa aa added attraction 



THE NEWmOdkUUID LAKE PARK. 

amnaement 

paxfc. «c. xatbar, an 
SNataWAid park, 
oader aaw manage. 
ment. baa arisen on 
the Imrlxon of the 
summer anbnrban 
amusement boslness of 
Mew Tork. 

Bockland Lake Park, 
or Sylvan Orore, aa 
this beautiful pUce is 
also called, is located 
on tba shoca of Rock- 
land taka. la Bock- 
toad aoaatr, M. T. 
Ooagasa to the sta- 
tion . twenty-eight 
miles from New York 
•City, on the 'West 
Shore Railroad. A 
main lino branch runs 
directly Into tbe park, 
carrying excursionists 
tram New Xork City. 
Cast of 'West 42d 
atiaat, dtrtctly Into 
tba paik In Stty min- 

an tba railroads 
featuring a auburban 

New York excursion 
nark, the 2Cew York 

SSStid W^t^'shorl Excellent fadUtlas for Bosttog tad Ftoblng. 

line, stands alobe lu ..... 
providing for Its excursion patrona a reaort of snrpasflng beauty and attractlveneaa within the 
— bonr soQe. 

Baaldcs tba matAlaas Mtasa-acis Bora of atataly faiaat trees, capable of accommodating a 
a of plonle uaillsa, aa tba abom w coo of tho most basutlfnl of our Inland lakes, are the 
nnmeions atttaeoraa of a Ooaay lisland duraetar, appealing with their harmloaa enticement, in a 
aylraa setting. 

'A aMTlag pletnra aad Taadarllla tbaatit, boating. Oshlng, baseball and atbletle grounda and 
. _. !K M. — a in ntiaann ijsnnls complete the diverse attrac- 

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year wIU cany paaaan 
aera froaa IVtb atroet 
ferry directly Into the 
park. An ample ez- 
ciiraloo IXMit, running 
ou a dally acbednle of 
tno and one-bilf 
boura from any dock 
In tbe .Greater City, 
win land passengers at 
Rockland Xake vlUage 
on the Hudson Blver, 
for whom the trolley 
awaits for a halt-mlis 
fide Into tbc park. 

Tba beauty of tbe 
new Bockland Lake 
Park, comprising now 
thirty acres, with its 
exceptional accessibil- 
ity by steam road, 
boat and trolley, fully 
Justifies the expecta- 
tlona of the new man- 
agement as to thf fu- 
ture of Rockland Lake 
Park aa a matropoi. 
Itau szcnralon and 
amusement rssert. 

Leebert L. Lambom, 
a lawyer aod^ieal es' 
tate maa of 
■tai 



Harry Weinberg, wbo Is doing a rushing bus 



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with his Jspaneae Bar. Is eontemplatlngU singing Jos. Morria Pab. Co.'s big Elt, entitled 
opening up another place ou Surf Avenue, owing Honey. I WIU Long For Ton, Sam Morris, tbe 



the success he baa had at Dreamland 
Captain McBae, of the Borneo, Village, has 
returned from Detroit, where be has been ne- 
gotiating putting on tbe Borneo Tillage and a 
Diving show for the coming Detroit fair..' 

Tbe Mimic Blok Is still .proving a big snc- 
cess and amusing , the crowds. 

Prof. AU Pasba'B Egyptian Temple of Palm- 
Istoy Is on the Bowery, .near- Staneh'a. . Piof. 
All Faaha and his company eootlano to gtsc 
ttaclr gnat ' -r*'*1iig art irlth big smrsia: 
whenever . Prlaccas . Bstellca . comes ovt oni.tho 

attorn and .goea Into a ctolreoyaaca alttfag. 
Paaba blbdlOIda bar ejaa tbica .tli^if araani, 
and with hto wonderfnl spiel be certainly at- 
tracts some crowd, and any objects, jewelry or 
money, that tbe people In tbe audience bold In 
tbelr hand. Princess Estelka tells tbe correct an- 
swer without delsy. Bnsloess Is very good this 
week, said the Professor, with a. smils of sat- 
isfaction. 

Captain Louis Sorcbo has no donbt been one 
of tbe lucky persons on tbe Island this season. 
When tbe Captain. Jlrst took the North Pole 
b olLllng In the drat part of tbe season, every 
one gars bim the laugh and the old story: 
"WeU, Cap,.- 1 fM-sorvy for you, becansfc that 
Mortb Fo|a bonding Is a bloomer, and. It wIU 
nevar <Bar«? . V.Vhto . did . not diaconrage 'Um 'hi . 
tha.- l a Mt ^;-.<i»v«aptala ^itot hto deep aea divers 
t og s tb s * ;taji.: ntar^ad^l^■A> gat things . In -shapci. 

!?sS2£lS25*?-"™P!^^'^'"'^''W!l 



lar songs of the day and Is making a big hit 



manager of tba Ifnaie Hall, to well pleased 
with tbe bnalaeaa ba to dotog aad aays tbe sea- 
son will prove to bo a winner. Sam. who la 
known on the vaudeville ataga aa the German 
Baron, baa played all tba. big booses all over 
the c ountry and to now being oiltred a lot of 
otfets to appear In musical comedy for tbe 
coming tlieatrlcal aeaaon, but owing to hla de- 
mand In vandevlils to appear at the flrat-elaas 
booaca. be has been conaldorlng same and- no 
donbt- wOI accept the beat prbpoaltton. 

Cazlbon BIU, with' his' chsinplon daf taaa «C 
the world. U one of the attiaetit 




11c Oil Sort 



A troupo.'of gTotes<|n'e characters enllveiw the 
scene at Steeplecbaae Park and adds materially 
.to tbe amusement to' be' f onnd 'there. They com- 
prise a giantess who Is aa angnlar.aa ahe la tali; 
a. huge chanticleer with funny -flapping winga: 
an 'bdd:looklng animal that no one. but a natore 
faker .woold 'be ,'ahle' to daaalfy. and wblch' ap- 

. .... i>aieeaUy :waIka;M Itt banda: big Teddy Bears. 

MB->fta<niapa.l»lMy--an. .■.«te;;...Of . caarae.- ^the. clrcos -down, so dear to 



SLOT MACHINES PAY 

There Is big money In coin operated ma- 
chines for amnsement park, csirnlval, con- 
cession men, etc. Summer la the harvest 
time. MUla* macblnea draw the pennies and 
nickels like magic. Put one or two to work 
for you and yotir proSta will Increase 
FBOK ft TO $10 9AILT, 

Ton have 800 to select from— gum, candy, 
and not venders, monay. chance, or aklll ma- 
chines — soma for oTsty location. Hasdaome, 
strong and dnrahio; right op-to-the-mlnnte. 
Fast money-gettaxa, everyone. 

FBEBt We will aaad witbont ehaiga, cat- 
alogoes and clmlara tt ma very latest snc- 
cesaes. Write your aaaw on the post card 
and mail It t»day. 

luixa aovsuT oomfaht, 

I.aTrsst Oeln 0P^< 



KILLS aue., 



I tba World, 



OHKUeO, ILL. 



OEIIME A. PATUREL 

41 ari 4} ■am Sknl, 

Tba : 



BALLOONS 

ll*T«lttM for StTMtMSa. 

We receive ovary week from 
our factory, Ballooaa of all klnda 
and alaes, tbst wo guarantee of 
superior qoallty to any offend on 
tbo market. 
Wo alao aantloa oar cnstoasan 

ii&i»**H ftL i'^iSSSr Simi 

-Mk HSmtm. naiaa^ 



it to • fiut tbat tbt 

BIG EU 
WHEEL 

to' «a* of -tba abae- 
lutely raliahto, ev- 
ery day money get- 
ten amoiig riding de- 
vlcea. Improved down 
to date. One of onr 
cnatomen baa Just 

written na. Jnna 21. 
tbat fUtowtag art 
aaais of hto dulr ro- 
eslpto oa a M& IX 
wheal, addlag that 
a day under tlOO be don't count: 1168, tttl. 
{168, 8113. 8U0, 8123. IS. 82SS.SO. 8162. ia»«. 
880*. 8100. 8im. 82Si.SO. $lio. These are Scia 
and we have proof. Oar catalog tells It W. 
8BND FOB IT. BLI BBIDGB COMPIMT. 
BOK 14S-B, Roodbonae. III.. O. 8. A. 





CAROUSELS 

fialMiM, Mini-fil l 



AUUSEUENT OUTFITTEM 

IPUIIM-IPJIj^^ 



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Your banx roll— 




Fitt 

kDOU-S V 

hel plena- 
Only one rcTOlver In the world has Bprtnxv 
tlut will Dot brpftk — coll Bprioft — tbv kind 
til* GoTemmenC oaes In th« new army rlfl*. 
It U ttM fUDOQS new model 

Iver Johnson 
ll^^ni Revolver 

nu ftTQlvir to tbanlntclr h(«. The 
mir «ar u wa b* and to to pou ik* Mr 
nr. Sm tep It, Uek It Mooad, or 

: HiUHMili lilB HAMM 

■M It «n Mt a* 'tk.^'tiit. ~ 



r«volT«r la 




"Uodetn Ooo Uta" telli 
tb« storr. Band (or It. 



fflldi»a> >idH% to jdt wlMl^. Md then art 
mra and aTBaeol l a appaaiaac* wbo odd 

Birrnt to tlw collfeltoa. fCaiamaMn mU 
la nitb tbo crawda la tb* Pavllla* of mn. and 
"■tir antlra pfara a aplaadtd^eMtan. na 



clurn« m Tfttcaa* a( tha eircat rtaa aad lhar 

lirnvc rvKoumral la pro*ldlB|C amnarat atnata. 

Tlie tjivlni: fcaft Introdnred Id ttali rouotrr by 
Aniipodvaa women exprrta aeema to hare atiai- 
olatvd Bucb latcnat among avlmmrn. and Ibia 
g»». aaoB lakra adranUge of at SlMplecbaw 
nWi' :«rbara dUIns eootcaU are proTinc a fra- 
tara of iba wtckir aqoatle apona aad iwlmmtoi 
rn w 00 nuiMay evMlagK' Tb* Mb avlmnlaK 
pool i> w*n adapted tor aaab saaMiiUtloaa, vm- 
nir to tb< balsbt o( tba'ImiidllFaSl tb* deptb 
\* over aevca rmt. tTbca It to eooaldmd ttat 
n>me of ibe dlrlng aUra do tbair atoaU In the- 
•tre« In a sballoiv tank, the adraaUge ot the 
n>H.l !■ apparent. Amonc (he frmlnloe natato- 
rial cipiTtB of Baih BMch and other paru of 
Orcnipr Xi w York, are a nnmber who bar* ba- 
comc exprrta la'tbto Use of water aportK aad 

Mt7«Wfh ara oirai«4':«Ml]rMo :th* 



tm^Horta«;.netv«o. 



ORBATER DREAMLAND. 
With itm more addrd attractlooa. Grt-ater 
Pmmland eulcn another week. The past week 
»aa a big one In the Coney liUnd park by the 
•n and the air of proaperlty and popularttr that 
SST ^of**! thorooghfarea. made a 

■eat : ■ataanr- of ■ alow aeaaon atart. Aa a 
aaw^ttMan. Haaager Onmperta haa InitaUed 
to^a^.OeaajrPkr Theatre, adjoining the ball 
l of tlie JefMea-JohnaoB Oee- 
. vea. Be haa ' aeenred the 
Irtlalaad and adda It to Dream- 
£i'«C,AttiaettTa featarea. Tba 
k» a..^ '^^^.T^Mtlaaa will take place dalljr 
at »a» Jai;««aa.',Tlll> aad •:«».;, , The eonlag 
TSiSBP'*"** ■ eanUral daja of , ,tbe 
"••■%Si*!l».'«»Ito«tot», .vwho baTa ,. ar- . 

rf!L^"2:.Y'"W. iDttNatlBB a 

piaee to elitt aa wa«:«W'^|iiirtM''aattltiMat of 

v^^^ »«JJ« aaSi5B, tofrt«w ««««a^ 
nrintlfol UeIadla.'AiMad'itb*''1KMd.':tba Mr* 

^'""on »M ^ paaaa* in : M.O0Mh;«pertocai- 
•nee and to alwajra erewded. -Sbe new Thomp- 
Ita arctic aarrauadlaga aad tbr 
iUgaraarole with Ita comedy whirl, all take with 
TS. ^* f»* eirraa and naMtnaa 

•»er free ahowa are eontlanalljr la aMlMi^Cgr 
«»e merrltoeat of Draaralaad'a tbroaga. : . i it:. 
paBAMLAND. CONBY . ISLAIIIIki- "'^ ' 



wbeellne b!s baby pig In the earrlsge. Th1« 
|8 one of the park's great attractions tills sea- 
aon and certainty makes good. It Is fnnoy to 
aee bow the little pig usee the milk bottle for 
ooarlahment. 

WlUtord'a Beantlfal Melodia atlll holds forth 
aa a laaatcr attraetioo aad new added features 
are jwaaatad ereiT week. 

Oiaea Tkadlac Staaipa will ha clTea free 
tb* aalMH «t OwMlnd 



, ^yaa *** a crowd fbllowlB«iaB fe*- 

>«■ kaair that Jobs Oralgbtaa tor'In 'fNht 



— tbto weak, aad ao 

^ Ik* «warda trill aodc far earn* aa their 
are tbnasaa d a ef pa r aaaa wbo are ^axtoaa to nil 
tbeir ataap k*M* terlag tb* caralral week. 

Th* OmI mtM* to cartalaljr aoM* ride, and 
Doe MwOI* kaa aad* a* *n<r whea be aings 
oat. ■■aaaw rMe.*> Bictx aae wb* cecr took 
tbto rid* Win dd* ta with Dee. *ai farlhrrmore 
It to a aa(* aad «i|*fabl* trip; alt* laiaKetIng 
aa the aeaasi y to. . aMaaWeaat, «Mto going 
throiu* th* w aai l i — f gitef iHwa Ik* dips. 
Will Segar to wdi ilibiit^g lailaiii, 
Out of ***ir tea .p«aMM '.*B* k** a .a*BTeBir 

of Dreamlaad, wbtok haa baaB' pattfMM* from 

Mary Gardea, th* amw * * ! ! OM. Sh* to 'a good 
saleslady. 

Pauline, the Lloa Tamer, Ameriea'a moat dar- 
ing lady. Is presenting a group of magnificent, 
manelees Noblaa Uooa, aad acorea a tremendoat 

bit. 

Peter Taylor, tb* Tooag Bagllah trainer, la 
making a big BDCeeaa -pieaeatlas bto motley 
KToup ot lions', iioaaaM*; - Palar aad BoMian 

bears. 

Bostock's Arena la one plae* Terr few mlas. 
as It Is without a donbt the greatest animal 
show ever glreo: BoaaTlta. the world'* greatest 

Hon tamer, 
Kings of 

price of adaUasMB aMa*k"*at*M* «C' IB*, many 

othera. .. - '." i:" '.. ;. . " 

anipudaASB pAuc. 

The thfc* TCtcran ciMrait DWfMT, Flnmore 
and Dale are new rermlt* aM*d t* the fun-* 
making brigade at It iiiltrbBll tniilliii new 
altmrtlon Is tbat of C'ascadt^' tut peora a tre- 
menilniis volnme of water Into th* iwlmmlng 
pool from a height of at least BftX feet. It 
adila materially to the enjoyment of tb* swim- 
mers, besides cooling the atmoaphet* at least 
tea degree*. At night a 
on tb* falling stream, and 
dnre a beauttfal Uloalon. 

Satardar. Mr 3S. th* B aaa l ik -War Veteran> 
held their Millit at 8l**piMMt». .aad a Inrge 
crowd *p*Bt Ih* day —Jwrlaf theaaeire* wiih 
their wl*aa aad a w*» l b*a m at tb* dlffcreat ai- 
tracttaaa thfaaBkaat tk* iMtk. 

OAUl PABK. !(OKTR BEACH, 

Maaager Abrabame baa aiad* no mistake when 
be haa lb* (aaMae Baaedetto Btvtbera aa the 
added attracttoo. Tb* bora are <«rtalaly amns- 
tag tb* Tialtora at thta p^mtar retort with their 
aorel ladder act. wblcb to amttalng to yonng as 
well aa the aid felka. Tb* Chutes are drawing 
Urg* cTowda. also IlhMrto* th* SUnar Exhibit. 
Th* monkey booi*. «m;lks . IMB_dllVlayed. 
glrea many a one a laash ala*> BoHB*** 
park la rery good. 



la exbiblttoaa at the tnlalag of the 
^ ~ ' aad JBaAi; Ja-wattb the 
toaa^' aatM* «( th* 



I ipaHtokt to tbrowo 
the iSm MMto pro- 



at ibi' 



CMICA OO P ARKS. 

WUITK CITT. 
LoaAarda^a Bead. wbMb eoatlaae* to be the 
motleal laaaattoa «f th* aanaier at Wbit* City, 
is caaiinB ceaaldanU* cMamaat amoag th* 
musical critic* ot tb* city. Utsa Rene DaTrla*, 
hi The Moalcal Courier, thinking this to be «a* 
Of tb* h**t attractlooa of Ita kind, lands Loo. 
bardo at follows: "OloraiiBl B. Lotobaida it 
scoring on* of the biggest mnaleal aaaaaaaaa be 
haa ever had at the White City with bto sym- 
phony hand aad opera coacert coapaay. Hlr 
Inatromental aelecUona are both of the classical 
and popular Tarlety, many of these being pieces 
seldom heard, and a great deal ot the work la of 
hia own arrangement. There la a llrmacea of 
attack, a prectalon of flnlab, and a thorough or- 
iginality ot laterprelatlon that glre the pro- 
mma diatlactloe asd make them equally satls- 
fylnf to cultured nailclaB* and to the laity, 
who are ewlft to make known what they like, 
tboogb they eaaaot tell why they like It. signor 
Lombaido to an adept at gettlag orchestral 
•ffects oat of a bead. His rllmsxes are stn- 
peadoua and hIa personal raaguetlam la aurh 
that be galBt the good will of hta andleoces. 
aad eathnslaam grows with each performanre. 
The opera concert feature la ao Irrvalatlble 
drawing Influence. With a finely-trained chorua 
of thlrly-Bre people and six grand opera so- 
lolata, be presents the popular modem sue- 
Teases, aocb as The Ptorodora Sextette, and 
the erer-acceptable farorltes like the quartette 
from RIgoletto and the Lucia sextette, and to 
proving that It la the mn'lc Itself in the operas 
tbat appeals to the people, the "cenlc etfects 
ccetnmes and plots being non-essentials, an'l 
eren the tS prices for tickets being a negllglhlp 
noanllty In the real enjoyment of grand opera- 
Blgnor Lombatdo la doing a great work by giv- 
ing music loTcrt, who are yearly debarred the 
opportunity to hear the best operatic music, for 
which they hunger a chance to hear It aoltahly 
rendered." 

The management of White City has gone to ex- 
tremes to add atmosphere to their moTtng plc- 
tnre exhibit. Last Sunday, a film production 
of Caster's Last Fight, on the Little Big Horn 
Rlrer, wss given, and six real Sioux Indians, 
led by Chief Ogalalla PI re. himself 88 year* 
ot age, aad who was one ot the partlclpaatt In 
tbat famooB btotorlcal ercet. wcta engaged tn 
alter the ladlaa war-wboepa aad to ctwage la a 
deadly war daace aa a bally-bo* befai* the the- 
atre. ■ 

Awaat 10. 11 aad IS bare beea aelected as 
tb* data* rfo*- tba aaeoad aaaaal baby abow. 
Th* '•awat . c h iM l al thehy." tk*-^tle*t baby." 
tba •«ti«NI*et''hahp.»- -tk* baaatlfal 
bato.M.aad •^ triff aH'dHnr prtae*. AH Mady 

iiiLr^^^ ^rsiir: 

two-ir«Br«M ptahaataar. Tkto atltaettoa at 
Whit* Olty proattoea moeh aaraMatat (K the 



SANS soucr. 

Sana Sbuel la enjoying a popularity this sum- 
mer rarely Tonchsafed the summer amusement 
Park, and all the credit la dne Miles Freed for 
being shrewd enough to secure a monopoly of 
Creatore'a services for the full length of the 
preaent season. Tlw Rathskeller coatlaaea to be 
the strongest feature' allboogb the . waleTllIe 
theatre, booked by lb* WOllaa UMtto eOrea, 
I* drawing eooalderabV with. .Ih* .•BCdtaat 
grams which la appcarlag thCfCb All -th* 

ceaaloaa ate reaping a barrtat '«< 

the preTalllag drawlas powiia.' - 



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In Their Marvelous "Cycle Sensatioo" 
Loiqiiiig the Loop^^^^m 
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Are presenting one of the greatest acts ever wttaeaacd on both 
aides of th* ContlnenL The Bobra demoaalrat* that It to poeal- 
bto tor • BUB to rid* bead dowaward la a tCTolTlng apparatus, 
bv aMaaa of tb* baaiaB atreagtb ealy, wlthaot any fakes, 
wbltot the cyclist to riding, the apparataa UtU ap and toraa 
right on lla sdg* tlu It comee Into a vertical poaltioa. aad tta^ 
It gradually goes back again Into Its arlglaal poalttoe. Ant 
two yearn conatant practice, and narraw eac a pee from death, 
they have accompllahed thla wonderful aanaatloo. 

Now Opeo For Parks and Fairs 




—PERMANENT ADDRESS— 

Cars of Pail Taasit. 104^ 14tl St.. Nin Yark CItf 

CHARLES ROHR, ORIGINATOR AND MANAGER. 



THE PREMIER UOES RAND 



-OPTHBWORLO- 




GRttTilTISTS 



IncludiDg Vocal and 
InstnimenUI Sotoiata. 



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SUCCESS 
EVERYWHERE 



Repertoiri, Classic and 
Pipilar Oascrj^a 



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Press and Public unite 

in praises. THE CREAT- 

EST FEATURE BAND 

ever prraented. 

I have a few open 

weeks fMtUk «IEAT 

ATTUBIMH. 



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COL. O. E. SKIFF, 116 DMrbom St., Chleaoo. 



SHIELDS' NEW SPECTACLM FEATURE ACTS 



Poae Blidas. $10; Ooetnmea. kgecta. gKOF. BHngJd. 1»«T Broadway. HgW TOMX. 



Wanted for L B. Kibler's New Model Shows 



OBder eaaraa— Stater '< 



writ*. Wanted — People tor 
aa saa set It amy Soaday. 
' W* tr«TaI aa 



80 



Tlie Billt>oar<l 



JULY 30. 19ia 



ROUTES AHEAD 



Mammgen and performer* are rcapectfnllT miocsted to contHbat* thmii dates for tbla depart- 
Bt^ Baatea miut nacb Tlie BlUboard not later than SatnnUy of eacb week to limra pnbUcation. 
~ . .. . . ^ Memb*™ of tk* profcBtlOD 

care of TiM BUIboard. and It 



Ban. jiootea miut reaco xae Diuooara not later tnan ssatnraay oi cac 
Xte Bnnwrd futwuda aiall to all niafihiiula free of cbatsc 
Stt^S'SMM& HMlSb?'''' ** '^'^ addicaaed In cai 



T«l«mm« taqniring for rautM net 
given in tiMM celumna will ba ignored 
unlMS anawero ara propaid. 
PorfbrniarB and Aets with Cireusa* 
.to.fi^Mnd in anotiior 



PEBFORMEBS' DATES. 

When no date is given the week .of 
July 25-30 is to be supplied. 

Alfaratta. Symoods. Ryan A. Adams (Grand) 
Tacoma, Waab.; (Graod) Portlana, Ore., Aus- 

1-a 

Addu & Her Lions (Coney Itlaod) Clndonatl. 
Aroolda. Ctaas. (Horae'i PaTlllon) SIdner. O. 
Alqolat A Clajtoa (Otpheum) New lioadoa. 
Conn. 

AlTlao * BUIto (Alcdome) Clarliida. I*.: (Air- 
dome) Sbenandoab. Ans. 1-4S. 

Aaslo-Saxoa Mimical 3Mo (Atlaatle Garden) At- 
lantic City. 

Adair. Art (Wblte Clt7 Park) Darton. O. 

Arcber, Loa (Majestic) Jackaonrnie. Fla.; (Ma- 
jestic) CkilombDS, Ga., Ade. 1-8. 

Alien. BUly: Tnlaa. OUa.; Sapulpa Aog. 1-8. 

Apdale's Animals (Orphenm) San Francisco; 
(Orpbenm) Oakland. Ads- I-I3. 

Allaire ft Jeans (Peoaot Park) WcstBeld, Mais. 

Adams. Bill>^: tf OikB st, ramhrlitee, Mass. 

•kerss. Tba: txn Oolwado ave.. Oueuo. 

Altkaa; JTas.. * Kauui ■ST PSdc am.. M. T. C 

Altkcaa, Two Snac SOB Oisite. at, We» Or- 



Tk. 



Alkanl: IttK BroaOwai'. -K. 7. O. 
AMr a ch, Blanebe: Atk— . OS. 
Allen ft Kenna: 125 Bm 
AUIael-s. Job., Peter tts 

at.. Hobsfean. K. 
AiTin ft UMlr a«-'MK,:'IlsiBMia-0.- 
Americas mi0tg-^mi 4i»Mi tHtk tLi 

Aadersoa ft Elll«m: SOUS LocsstSt.. PUa. 
AsdeCTOo. Anstrallas Twlos: Care FsttI 

lOi S. Mth.at_ Kew Xack-CtlT. ■ . 
Aodrewa * AHwtt .Oat: aM.-M«|iU tt., SL 

laala. :-.-;:^.-/"?- ' - ■■ 
Asnls, His; "WK' S.: W W.HMk skV «. Z. 

a 

ApoUo Qcartette: Kra Ki. utate St., Cblcaso. 
Archer ft Carr: Greenwicli. N. X. 
Arnold, Cieo.: 600 Dearlnm a«s., i Cblcttb. , .~ . 
Arnold * BIckey: OWSBK 

Aner. s. ft G. (arndhsis-iHaig laiiai IMWU 

July 11-Oct. 8. V - - 

Anstln. Joe: 714 W. Eth it, Dayton. 0. 
ATexT* Drew (RlTerslde Park) Hotchlnson. Kan.' 
Ami, Tbe (Idle Hour) Denlson. Tex.. 3S-3<f. 
Addlion ft UTlasstoa (Amnsa D). Xacfcaamllle, 

■ Us. 

Alberto CLjTte) Joplln, Mo.. SS-aOi <■ 
Almont ft Domont «3ort) (9iIeafo..Aiii;. 1 S. 
Alabama Comedy Foor (Hippodrome) PIttsbnrs, 

Pa. ' • 

Bmikirk. Uoslcal. ft Co. (Loew'i) ElIzanetB. 

N. J.. 28^: ((Mtenon) Atlantic City Sag. 

1- 8. 

Browns. Fire Mosleal (East End Park) Uem- 

pbla, Tenn. 
Blxley ft rink (Stb Are.) N. T. C. 
Braats. Selma (Mnsic Hall) Brishtoo Beask. 

Wrilrlstie Bras. (Rcw Brlcbton) Bilcbtm Biicb. 
H. Y. 

Blsbee ft Cbsnelly (O. H.) Petoskey. Mick, 
enford, Bennett & Buford (Proetor's) SCewark. 
N. J. 

Soeb Bna. (Pantaan*) aookaae. Aas^,l-8L ' 
Benaida. OiUlsil ;(nrtiin<'Ckatttiir..OMBiial) 
Bt. Lwrtw ICMilfslka) «kaalai;.la.i AOS. 

2- 5. 

SurtoD. H. B. (Alrdome) East St. Iionla. IB.. 
28-30; (Alrdome) St. Ixmls. Mo^. Ana. !■«. 

Cretonne. May, ft Co. (Dreamland) OTean, X. 
T., 28-30. 

Barnes ft Klnc (Keltb's) Pblbu 

Bogert, Jay (Msjestle) JackaooTtne. FIa.: .(Ma- 
JesUc) CoInmbOB. Qiu, Aac. > 

Borke. Jobn P. (FIogVB: MK) .BsHBW— ,■■ Md. 

^rott. Forry L.. -ft Ok. ( Bap as lU B B BMfcl OoO- 
neaot Lake, Pa. 

Bart. Laura, ft Beory Stanford (Eeith'i) Bos- 
ton: Brighton Beach. N. Y.. Ang. 1-8. 

SiMtblaek Quartette (IngersoU Park) Oes 
MolBea, la. 

Bans SIstcn. Tbiee (Oak Snmmlt Park) Et- 
aaavtne. lad.; (OOanlal) . IndlanapoUa Ang. 

Blekctt rSBllr (Ocdar Palat) asadaskr. O. 

- UmWh mvt^ ' ' ' ' 



b (Bapertai 

, , nnwo .a 

ol 
Btoodlat 

Mich. 

Borsess. Bobby, ft West Sisters (Msjestle) Et- 

ansTlUe, Ind.. 28-30. 
Brown Bros.. Five (Orphenm) Memphis. Tenn. 
Bernard. Hike, ft WUlle Weston (Majestle) Chl- 

casOb 

Baadcr-LaTelle Ttlo (Hippodrome) Unlootowo, 




(Oflonlal) Indlaoapalla: 

a. O.. Aug. 1-8. 

,fpL B.) Oanipolla. O. . 
'"CAMoaie) mat. Hkfe. * 
(8eeale)^tei«ta k 
Maaa. 

Kam-tts. Jogglnc: Ortlsnd, N. T. 
Baom. wm: AtboL Miia. 
Belmont. Joe (Paragon) London, Eng.. Ang. 

Brlsbton 8-13. 
Bohemian (}nIotette (Pantagsi') Portland, 
Boris ft Dartey (Grand). Sacramento. CaL 
Bnmbam ft Gieonnwd ' (Eaat Bad. ni$fc).;J 

phis. *f»:\-;.Ll:": ^ . W -' 
Baron, B a lsi tvBaeeals,-.-.B. a K Ifc. 

View. eUL"^*''-' '■i" .V ^. 

Baird. miaftt :''-..«:■ Wfpmiak-M:,^ ii;rx,--i>:' 

Bsrbce ft nUr'ilMi 'Jta' 
CaL 



1-8; 
Ore. 



Barber ft Palmer: 617 K. 22d St.. Sontb Omaha. 
Neb. 

Barker. Bobby lt»\i S. HIgb St.. Colnmbos. O. 
Batty ft Blehards: Dlogman's Ferry, Fa. 
BsrteU ft Gsrlieid: 2600 B. OSd St., (nerelaad. 
O. 

Barto ft MeQie: 819 N. 2d St.. Beadlnc, Pa. 
Beard, Billy: 1401 Drsyton St., SsTsnnah. 6a. 
Beck, Norman Ed. (Dominion Park) Montreal. 
Beck ft Evans: 14 N. 9tb St., Pblla. 
Beecber ft Fennel: 15S3 Broadway, N. Y. C. 
Behees, Those: 7209 E. 15th nL, Kansas City, 
Mo. 

Belford Family: Palace Hotel, B18 N. Clark sL, 
Chicago. 

Bennett Bros.: 258 esth St., N. Y. C 

Bennett ft MarcHlo: .206 W. STtb at.. N. X. O. 

BergerSk. Jssastts. * Boss: : »t <.W^ dOth at.. M. 

Beraa. lOaa iMdlat-Tie 3tadtlB|tbam'~FIaea. Chi- 
cago. ■ 

Blaoea. Mile.: Care Max Bbscb, UetnMMdltsii 
O. H.. N. X. O. 

aM Padfle sfc^ 



Clark. Cbas. A.. * OS., la A Sail «( KQlanay 
(Grand) TTimilMBi 0.t (Orpkaon) BaaasTlIIa 

Ang. 1-6. 

Cross ft Josephine (Music Hall) Brighton Beach, 
N. Y. 

Q>Inmbla Mosleal Four (Dominion Park) Mod- 
treal. 

Ctepeland ft Phillips (Aogosta) Ascaats. Me.; 

(Mosle BaU) I«wlstia Aag. !-«. 
Creasy, wui M.. ft .BIaaehaj.Oiaaa fOtphsam) 

San Franelsfo: (Ol|Hilip> oSamt Aac. 1.13. 
Clsyton. Una; ft. Oi: (T«aaa*a nsi)- Atlantle 

City, N. J. 
Oane, Viols (Grand) Portland, Ore. 
Clark ft Dnnean (Mannlon's Park) St. Lools. 
Cady, Bypnotlst: 114 F. ave., W., Cedar Rsp' 

Ids. la. 

Calcedo, Great: lent Lexington are., N. Y. C. 
Calvert-Parken, Tbe: Portland, Me. 
Cameron, Ella: 381 Broad St., New London, 
Conn. 

CampbeU-COark Slatcia: Clarendon Hotel. Cbl- 



ftVCa^ttaai-BnaoabBHti la I.. N. T. 

OarOo ft Olarkt-aiS Prospect are., BoSkto, N. 

X. 

Cannelos, Four: The Pinboard. Cincinnati. 
Csron ft Herbert: Fair Baven. N. J. 
Carpenter. I.awrpnce S. (Ideal) Jackson. Mich. 
Cssad ft Casad: 2955 Grovelaod ave., Chicago. 
Caiads, Tbice; Darlington, Wis. 
Cssad ft De Verne: 312 Valley St., Dayton, O. 
Case, Cbsrley: Lockport, N. Y. 
Case. Paol: 81 S. Clark St., . Cblcago. 
Cavanansb ft Iiaaeaitar: TOO A In dia n a av«., 

Kansas Otbr. Hol 

Qiantrdl ft4terlar: SI 

lyn. ■ ■ ■ Jjit^y- 

Chapman Sisters: 1629 miMn tk, jMlaaspaUa. 
(Aalblnoa. Tbree: 15G3 IMwAllir. MTT. 
Cbarlotte-Hotallng Dno: IBT B. 

Grand Baplds, Mlcb. 
(Aaie, Clifton B.: 44 Sth at.. New Bedford, 



sva.. Btook- 



Vaaae,'JIaiav (Ou H.) Bloomb^tao, UL 



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BUyck's. Cmjlk^-titk-UimkM^^ 

Berlin, <!er. • ' •' 
Bindley. Florence: 5407 I5tb ave., Brooklyn. 
Blancbard ft Marlln: IISO Octavia St., San Ftan- 

daco. 

Blaney. Bogh: 218 Sth ave.. Plttsbarg. Pa. 
Bleasliigs, The: Mobs ft Stoll Tour, EaglauU. 
Banner ft Meredith: 1553 Brosdway, N. r. C. 
Boston Newsboys* . Qnartetta: 1 Aabton 8q.. E. 

Lynn. Mail. ■,V4.>i-;.-;<--,'--i.-..-^.-. 
Bowers Walters » vCwiahsc ■■ C t a i i t « t l l a» ' Boot) 

M. X. a 

Bradleja, Tbe: 1814 Bnsb are., BIrailngham, 
Ala. 

'a ]>dlas Qaartstte: 1129 S. Bin at., 

itlMmmfmt Mala St.. BoSalo. 
Is* JFODk^ (Majestic) Jobmtown, 
Pa.- 

Brewer, Cfept. Cbas.: TtM BSDboard, Clnclnoail. 
Brlnkleyi. Tbe: 424 W. 39tb it.. N. T. C. 
Brinkman. Ernest: Tbe BOlbaard, Cincinnati. 
Britton. NeUle: 140 MorrU St., Philadelphia. 
Brookes ft Carlisle: 38 Gleawood ave.. BnSalo. 
Brooks ft Klng^n: 2 Lynde st.. Boetoh. 
Brownies. Tbe. ft C0.1 8tb ft Jackson sts., 

Topefca. Kan. 
Bndda. Aerial: 126 E. Third st., Dayton. O. 
Bargesa, Harvey J.: 827. Trenton ave., Plttaborg. 

Pa. 

Barke ft Bnow: Ljunoot. la, 
BnmeD. Lnilant-SOBOjW. SIoithVSve.; 'Cblcago. 
Bort, AL J.: BaaMaft »lHWfc.rAltssas; Fa. 
Cased ft DeVerat ' (Slk'^ Ava:)' - IltMaiB, . Pa., 

Ang. 1-6. ■ , 

ClIITord. Dare B. (W<»derlasd Park). MIoneap- 

oUs; (Ftorest Park) Mlaneapolls Aog. 1-8. 
Camll. Cbas. (Caxlno) Danrlile, Ta.; (Odeon) 

Clarksborg. W. Va.. Ang. 1-8. 
Cleveland. Clande ft Marlon (Globe) Boston; 
_(I^h's) Wooaiodcet, B. I.'. Aoc. ' 
.pM|O^ J ap s BMiV%iMa|estlc) Blmlartsm, AIs;: 

CniplHaMlTMiiiWib Ga..'' AnK;-:l'4,' ;' 
GUaiM ft' Baib'^Xtepbeom) Saa Ursaeiseo, las^; 

Ang. 8. ■ ■ .■■ .-^ij-'-vi. 
Curtis ft Arden (Gsyety) LoolsvUle; -^ataalf ' 

Nssbvllle. Tenn.. Ang. 1-8. - './^•» 'i^'i* 

Cstoa * Mob .(CDtooItU,. laalia$9tlliUi''0^'tir^^^ 



i::S81 'Kewpott ^aTOi^' 




Park) 8efaatoa.'Ps. 
— ltoa._|s. 

itjr 



Cbnbb A 

caarka, SbSL 

Clsibora; 'Kay O.: 
gelea. 

Cnrnper, Jesse ft Dells: 6119 S. 1st St.. ^eoma. 
Wash. 

Cllto ft Sylvester: 224 N. lOtb St.. Pblia. 
ClotUde ft Montrow: S2S W. 38tb St.. M. Z. 

C. 

Cookey, Clever: Wsnsso. Wis. 

Oocdoa ft Man4:' Care Pan! Tanslg, 104 E. 14tb 

St, N. T. 0. 
Corey Bros.: U« Seymonr at., PlttaSeld, Mass. 
Cotter ft BonUan: cam .Motmaa JaSrlca, 9th ft 

Areb sti.. FbllaMpUa. 
CottreD ft Hsmlltoa: Palaee Botel, Chtaago. 
Crawford, Glen S.: 1439 Baxter at.. T<4edo, O. 
Crawford ft Delancey: 110 Lodlow at.. BenefoD- 

talne. O. ' 
Ooss ft Panlette (Star) St. Johna, N. F.. Can. 
Crotty. Geo.: White. Rata, 112 Sth ave., <a>l. 

cage. 

CMtlen Bros.: 2918 Ellswartb St.. Pblla. 

Clermonto ft Miner (Globe) BIchmond, va. , 
(Globe) Petembarg Aug. ]-& 

CojW. T. Camdl: 201 8.. Division at., Indianap- 
olis. 

Colnmblsns. Tbe (Oort) - Cblean, km- I-6I 
Carraya, The (Coney laland) Cincinnati. 
Clifford. Katbleen (Beat Bad Park) MeniHii., 
Tenn. 

Gsrew, Mabel (Beat Bad Park) Mcmpbla. Tenn. 
Carbrey Bros. (Hippodrome) Plttaborg, I'l. 
Carberry Bros. (Moalc Hall) Brighton Dvacb. 
N. Y. 

Chip, Sam. ft Mary Marble (New Brighton) 

Brighton Beach. N. Y. 
DeMars. The (Family) Pittsburg. Ps. 
Odaaer. - Eddie, ft Co. (Globe) J«bnat<>wn. Pa.. 
.' 3840: ' (Pastime) T,iewlstown, Ang. 1-3; (O. 

H.)-.Haatlosdon 4-8. 
Dafley ft Well .(Alidone) OUoag. III. 
DcUale. Jag8UaBv.(|hMt:.aM-^ntt) iXmilUM, 

Pi^vu'Brott u'iCT 'TLl^"i w'"^"ii ^ij^l4s> PLll 



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tMosers, aklrt chasers or rongb necka. Store 
open 863 days In the year. II1II11 T. Ok 
STEER, care BUIboard, Chicago. ■• ^ 



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VISIT C. SCnULZ'S BESTAIiKANY 

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to send (or onr price list and sample line of 
paper, votea, tickets, etc. Oar gooda are tbe 
most reliable and oar paper tbe ueat ever pot 

out by aay 1 — — 

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All clean goods la tieeti^plstad, toU flM, 
and ailver cases from CLSO np: wnolaaala eoly: 
(posIUv^ DO retail). VOr padiUera. aacUoMen,' 
fairs, etc. Send tor nrlcs Uat J. U LUBIB. 
Booi 4T, Jewelera' VUm-. *ti Waahlactoa St. 



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NEW OKLBANB, LA. Capadtir 3,000, Oool la 
anmmer; eqolpped with (ana. Haa electric and 
heating plant Can be reached by all ear llsea 
on tranafers. Address JACKSON BREWIMO 



CO., New Orleana, lA. 



FLOUBA— TWO NEW OPERA OOiSES. 

IS mllea apart Seating 830 eaeb. Incline floor, 
nllery. (oar boxes, (utssoa bast dectitc Uabts. 

PiqinUtloB 8,000,. aas*" " 

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TICKET OFPIC a <M WaablnstoD Strret, Beaton. 
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iB tlW ObcmU BIdz., Chicago, TOM GEAKY In charge. Send to as for eoplea and iiiilmimlwn ta HV htf- 

OBOHESTBA AND BAND LEADERSI Join onr dob; 15 popolar bits for tl.OO, either haad or orcbastra. 



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- clQb; 15 popolai 

THmmBEi MORgE MMSig^ m 



Daraiojy (Boulerard) Medtotd, Maaa.; (Nomm- 
iH-ca rark) Bostoo Aug. 

OeVllt * DeVltt (Edlnoa) Hastlnn. Keb.. 3S- 
W: (laptltal) Alliance, Aog. I-f. 

BaoMTTKMrtS IT - firnrall Brooklrn. 

KawTxtarVrUkla: rsrt WlUlam, Can. 

DfCMftt^ Beg* (Lexlflfton Pwk) UmIm: 
UMwdota Sqnrc) Beatmi An. !•«. ' , 

DiBkeltplel's Chrlatnus (Yoaiii>s Plar). Atlan- 
tic Oty. Ang. 1-6. . . ^ 

Oi-Vilbli, Orest (Alrdiime) BIoomlBgtoa, Iiut. 

D«rl» ft Moran (Parki JacksonrlUo. Pla. ■ 

DeUoo. Clement (Orpbenm) Loe' .Ansiflca 23- 
Aug. 0. 

DaTl«. CarolTD (Exposltloo Park) Conoeaot 
Lake, Pa.. 2fr30: (Ttmple) St. Marjra, Pa.. 
.\ag. 1-9. 

Oiljr A O'Brien (Pantajgcs*) Pottlaad. Ore. . 
Don. Emma, it Co. (Bmplre) Cardiff, Wales, 

Ang. 8-13. 

DtfVelde A Zelda (Raat End Park) 4lempbl<. 
Tens. 

Diewell SUtera: Care Max Bart. 14SB Broad- 
way. S. Y. C 

Dale. Dainty Dottle: 2S3 W. SSth at.. N. T. C. 

DaTls. Hany: CMgnbla Betahts. Mlm. 

Day. Carlts: JiS.-m:a5a;ijC :^a^^^ 
. Denraw * PeOwan !<t? W ai Hi « «iau MHkegon, 
Ulcb. - ■■■ V'-.'rvV*'" ■ 

DtLuMra. T. 

Maan * 'Oamlis^ins' Mb'-'aee^' m:. Oak- 
land. Gal; ' 

OeJIora ft. Qnccts: 233 Cryitsl ave., FladJajr, 

O. . . 

Dtolekes. Ilmlcal: «l> :mst at.. Jl aeon. Os. 



PeTcsns, W1to:q, <P»^WsrjL.— ... 
DeTtlde, Bnasad n-mBMBl Wwfc >. 

ConiL 

ItoTlIn A BIwood <PaIace) L aade n , Eng.. Aag. 

15 Oct. 15. 

DeWlndt. Uarjorie &: Sooth Tlntnla are., 

Atlantic City. 
Dlamand. Bella: Oca.- D(L^"Ptttabin. Pa.- 
Dltk Bay: SIS Ohio aw..- Kekaaae, iDd. 
Dlrklnaon. Richard: Melrose. Mass. v 
Dill. Frank A Helen: Ddawar*. R. J. 
DiTola*. Ttie: 142 K. Stb at., MaaaBeld. O. 
DUon & Neldoa: Mies, Mich. 
Doherty Slaters (Hippodrome) Loodoo. Eng.. 

Aug. 1-Ocl. 31. 
Dolan * Lenbarr: 2440 7lb are.. N. T. O. 
Donoer. Dorlt: 343 Lincoln St., Johnstown, Pa. 
Donoran A Aniold: 8608 Clark are., CleTCland. 
Doaorao A Maeklo: 1130 Taylor at.. Ft. Wayn«. 
lad. 



Doric n-lo: aST N. SUte at.. Chicago. 

Doss. BII^: 102 S. High St.. OolluaMa. 



nun. 



LeaUe T. <Bllta) Shcboysaa. Wla. 
UovDey A Wtllard: 41 Unwood are., De- 
troit. • 
Do.Tic, Barry M.: 518 Airbrake ave., WUowrAlng. 

Pa. . . - ■ 

Drew. Carroll: ActSBS* Faad. OaIet7 T h e n H a 

BWg.. N. T. C 
Drew. Pat (I^rlel lfses«,i<hu . ' 
Dnirey, Richard r.: Sa^ir.: Mkyn«4 Bone- 
stead, Pa. 
Doan-Radeay Trdnpe; ■■ Besdlig. Pa. 
Donbar * pialim White Beta. M. T. a 
Dnralni, Paiaaa lo (IMlav Pufc) ^rtagOeM. 



BRANDON AND TAYLOR 



Dnnawortb A Welder: Dad's WSWUhlls ' 
Erana. Beaale (Gem) CUcl■i^^|nifi•■> Chi- 
cago Ang. 1-0. 
Edwarda, Mtaa Jeaa (Pantagea*) Spokaue Ang. 

1-6. 

Eoseae Trio (Lona Park) Clenlaad. 
Brers, Geo. (QuretJ) - LonisTilte: (Onod) Nash- 
TlUe. Tenn., Ao^ M . 

Jullan.'BaM Bhaw (Cart) Ohieagu. 



Ga. 



Eltlnge. 
Ang. 1-6, 

Edeobcrf, Charlie (Orpbenm) Sarannab. 

(MaJeattc) JackaonTllIe. Fla.. Aug. 1-0. 
Bbrendall Bros. A Duttou (Malestic) East St. 

Loola, ni. 
Emmett A Lower (Premier) Chicago. 
Kxcclla ft Franka (Grand) Sacramento, Cel. 

EI Cott: 1M?»»ii«wit; 'S." V.' cl*^ 

Edman ft Oaylor: lOOS 8. let at.. Richmond, 

iDd. 

Eldon A Clifton: Alexandria, Ind. 

Ellas, Harry: 915 W. College are., York. Pa. 

ElUsea. Tbe (White City) Ctalcago. 

Ellsworth ft Linden: Cbetek, Wis. 

Ellswortb. Mr. ft Mrs, Hanr: 1SS8 Broadway, 

Eme'ue,' LaPetlte. Traapa: 

Bloowtngton. III. 
Biuicnoa ft Wright: 2811 N. 3Uj tL, 

City, Ksa. 

ictt.. Grade: MapU Crest. If. WnMUKn 



IralTa Ststgn: 283 Omne ave.. Brooklyn. 
Swings. The: 455 Tdfalr at., Aagnsta. Ga. 
Bl Cota (New Brighton) Brigbtoo Bracr,. >. 

Bari, Lola Lee, Co. (AlrJome) Mar^hiUriwn, 
la.: (Majestic) Slonx Falls. S. O.. -tug. 1-<L 

ruke, Katberyn K.. ft Co. (O. H.) ParU, Ky.; 
(ChplUl) Frankfort Aog. 1-6. 

Fielding, Bert (Odeon) (aarkabnrg. W. Va. 

rnUer, Ethel, ft Co. (Stb Are.) K. .Y. C 

Fern. Wm.: (Brlttanla Park) Ottawa, Can.; 
(ffiiea'a) Toroatn, Ang. t-C _ • ' v . 



Flechtl'a, OUo, 

Ftsbe^ Mr. ft ' Mrs. Perkins (Wtnoi)' flB 

Francisco: (Bell) Oakland. Aog. 1* . • _. 
FoUette ft Wicks (Criterion) AUantte Oty; 

(Bollywood Park) Baltimore Ang. 1-13. 
Felton. W. T. (New Cortland) Ctortiand. N. T. 
Fields. WlU H. (Tbeatorlnm) Ft. William. 

Can. 

Plelda*. Harry. School Klda (Majestic) Jack- 
aonTllIe. Fla.: (Majeatle) Colnmboa. Ga., Ang. 
S-B. 

rraaklln. B., ft Staadatte (Or^eom) Salt 

Lake aty. SS-Ang. «. 
r»ee Settets Four (MaJeatM^Beattle. 
Finney, Mand * Gladys (Orpbenm) Los Angeles. 
Forbes ft Bowman (Maanloa'a _ftirk) St. LonU; 
- - Part) UMnfOt, AOK. !•«. 




Wbn are prcscating one of the greatest of 
KM apt«. Mr. Taylor's yoilellng and rlolln 
*'''f>b(.. Bias Brandon'a petite dancing, and an 
■''''•'Irlc-llghtPd swing all go to make thU one 
«t the moet dUeralied of TaaderUIe's klA et- 
(nlaia. AddiMB Ib aaia »• Blllkoart. lideafOb 



B) satt liBfea City. 



I (PoatalB* 
Fnlton: Ba 
Featelle ft 

AOC. !-«., • 
Fagan. Noodles.- Pazton: lOS S. Carolina are., 

Atlantie City- 
FalrAUd Sisters: 41 Admlrsl St.. Mew Haren, 

Palrman. Famnm ft FalnMatVBOMB'.SS. Grand 
. Opera Hooae. CUeago. ■■ ' ; ^ 
Fwnodsa. Ada Warner (Lyric) Mobile; Ala. 
Faaat, Otaca: 1018 N. State at.. Chlcagow 
rasana ft Arthur: S144 W. 30th St.. (nilcajio. 
Fielding ft Vann: 8S S. Tth at.. Mtnneapoua. 
Finebm. Nannie, ft Co.: 1148 S. 16th at.. 
Phil a. 

FIoTdella. The: Gen. Del.. Kansas City, Mo. 
FoTd ft Louise: 128 S. Broad at.. Mankato, Minn. 
Fox. Frank: Rerere Hoose. Chicago. 
Fox ft Summers: 617 N. 10th at.. Saginaw. 

Mich. -.L:^- ;,- 

Pox A Ward: HIT Wolf •UJWBk^v'- ." 
Franklin. Ghccr ft (3o.: IM bte ««.i-anton 

Neck, Maaa. . „ , „ 

French. Fay ft W. J.: Malse. Kan. 
Frey, Henry: 1807 Madison are.. N. T. C. 
Frey Twins Co.: 1»4 W. 3«th st„ N. T. C 
Frlrod ft Downing: 418 Strand. W. C, London. 
Eng.. April 13. Indef. 
" " " ft ttagr. 



S14 W. 2Sd St.. N. T. C 
- - - Park) Waterloo, la. 

i) St. 



Frobel 

Gaylor, Chaa, 
Oonid A 
Can. 

Gossans. Bobby: 400 8. 8th at.. Oolombna. O. 
Greene ft Parker (Alrdome) Chattanooga. Tenn.; 

(Majestic) Birmingham. Ala., Ang. l-i 
Gloae, Angnsta (Shea'a) Toronto. Aug. 
Gmber ft Kew (BUoa Dream) St. Jo«epb. Mo.: 

(Oayety) Omaha. Neb.. Aug. 1-6. 
Gage Maybelle (Majestic) . St. Paul. 
Grtmm ft SstchrU (Tumbling Dam Park) Bridge. 

Gi^rbcr'i.' Max. Aalmato (Onbram) Oakland, 

Cal.: (Orpheqm) .MA j L J B fl aSb Ay.^.1^ 
Oranrllle ft Bof«l« .(Ol*htaB>~Bn,.RaBeil 

Gardner, OeorgU, * Ot. CPaa|l|l^), 

Glrla'from Melody Lane: Roekawar 'Beatk. M. 

Owmaa ft West (New Portland) Portland. Me. 
Oahberts, Two: 15B.1 Broadway. N. C. 
OaUTOB. Happy Wait: Gen. Del.. KnoxetUe. 

Gard?nets, Three: 1068 N. 8th St., PhUa. 
Garrity. Harry (Bmplre) Los Angeles. 
Oirson. Marim: 70sV. 178th at.. V. T O, 
Gaylor ft OraS: 16 Abingdon Sqnare. N. T. C. 
GlbaSB Bns.: S Willow St.. Brooklyn. 




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Wa waat a thaaaaad Street Watken. G^elers and SoaU Shows (or the 
bratlaa ot the Opealag of the. Chookee Strip, at Pwry. Oklahoav 
at rar «wa pske; no aidBSlfaa, ao peiceatage. State Pair at 
thia ad. and book juui aa l sea fee tha * " 

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-ATTENTIONl FMWMD MARCH! TO MT. STERLING, KY., with 
A-1 Stock Compai^ Repertoire Company, Musical Comedy 
Co., Independent VattdeviDe, Wild West Shows or Circus 

' lets. 



We can sUy yea ta oar saw Uodem Opera Boose or ea our lets. A splendid show tawn; i 
petltloa.^%ovle ahorw-bmigry. Write J. J. Oolemaa. New Tork Booking Agent, and he will tell 
yon we ban ths best show city In the SUte. Drawing capacity Indoor attrsctlons. 20.000; oetdoor 
atmeOsaa, lOIMIOIh Thla hss the repntatlon for retnm engagementa to good atUacttaoa. 



to you. 

N. A. WILSSBSOM. Haaa«er Opera 



32 



Xne Blllboarcl 



JULY 90, 18ia 



PAIR OROUNDS BBIira RENO* 

VATED. 

Toronto, Ont., Jolr Si. — ^Witb s pilnt brush 
and baekct Is wOlIag hands a smalt army of 
workmen aie tmnsformlnB the State Fair 
sroonds bntldlngB Into a white city. Every 
bolldlog on the premises is ondersoinff complete 
orerhaulloff and repair. 

The Iai§e hortlcolture and asrlcoltnre bolld- 
1ns lu* been painted inside and out. new floor- 
tmg In place anil caxpentma aal otiicr mtclnn- 
les mr* bosiea Ib ptcpnzin tt% ttfr^akWts 
which are namerons cnongli .t» mH taa Soor 
•pace to orerflowinK. One wins hu heen set 
aside tor mercantile and dairy displays, the 
other wins* t>elDK reaerred. for tbe nanal coon^ 
asrienltnral exhibits, one (or horUcnltnre and 
floral dUplay. Next year tbe hortlcnltore and 
asricolture ball will be coTered with metal 
latblns. and given a stacco treatmcat. 

Tbe Midway featnres wIU be fnrnlstaed by tbe 
Parker Amnsement company, and will be tbe 
beat cnlletl from all o( their shows. A nnmber 
o( other stlrrloe attractions wlU be arransed 
for. all of tbem clean, of ml wortb. and many 
of them eotlrrly new to tbia part of the conn- 
Isv. Ona of tlw shows wUi depict life daring 
tta Bri BMUM iy pacM with aU of tbe acceo- 

- — " — tat.tha real article, 

■Thb is 




BEAUTinrtNO^jRAlR 

Learenworth. Kan., July 24.— The Leaven- 
worth Coonty Fair AssodatloD, wblcb will bold 
Its foorth anmial fair here. September 5 to S, 
was organtied April 1. 1007, with $35,000 cap- 
ital stock sobscrtbed In $100 shares by ISO 
farmers and cltinns. A tract of land covering 
aarcoty acres adjolnlns the city limits and dl- 
Helly on' tbe trolley line, was parcbaeed by 
the assocIatloD and converted Into one of the 
beat fair groanAs In tbe State of Kansas. Have 
erected out of tbe earnings a large agrlcnltnral 
hall, secretary's office, dance hsU, grandstand, 
stables and other bnildlngs, a one-balf mile race 
track, etc. City water and electric lights ale 
on the gronnds and are at present beantlfylog 
tbe groands with gravel walks and artificial 
lakes. 

This tract of land Is one of tbe finest In Kan- 
aas. tbe natural forest of elms and shady drive- 
ways can not lie excelled anywhere. Tbe at- 
tractions tbis year will be bi^tter than ever, 
•tha American Lsdlps' Grand Concert Band and 
alber good attractions have been eogaged. 

SPECIAL DAY FOR MOTORISm., 



ItL aa Aatuwbne Dv <ka4M* Mr, aa« tka 
M**m» AslaiiDabae CM' b' aliMdr. at mck 
«l.»BaklaC>tllta apa at tlw baat daja at tha 
ftfev IMItattaaa wU ba .'itBt tr tM local 
dMh^ta •Mr' aNtatiit lB tfea.Vtata tat tome to 
flMf'^Ur 'm -AalmaMat Day' -aM .ta -come in 
thair' iaaddacaL'* Ite Board of CMtaraors vrlU 
OMat in tbe near faton and appoint aammltteaa 
to arrange for tbia. special catberlaK. «< *>t»- 
aMbllistx. Tbe dnb Ims aim' arraagca Cor an 
antOBMblle exlifblt at the -fair. 

It ' axpected that ev^^ machine sold in 
' t wlU be on exhibition. From the prostess 
'Mttno* ana that tlw aoto- 
■'Vi.wM.'tui* mi tt'::tte 



: MiW ; ^R yfli lWtlNPS. 

Pesaacola, Fla., July 24. — Plans are being 
pertacted to make tbe Inter-state Fair of I9I0, 
bigger and better In every way than the one held 
la.st year. New bnildlngs for the agracnltnral 
display, new stalls for tbe horses and cattle, 
and naw grandstands, are among the many im- 



of oipk. *l:,p; iMies. 

-ftnamn aC'-lka saiii.': .trill 



nXBtXT, OHIO. TAtn, 
. ^1, UIO. A aplendld place for a car- 
nival company to spend tbe week. Get bnsy 
all yon carnival people and let me hear from 

y«Mi, I'rTria Wtir-i'l and Ocean Wave wanted. 

L. H. \¥ELL,IAMS. Secretary. 



and all Unds of pet atoek and aons birda for 

sale. Write for farther ^nartlenlais. ATI,AN- 
Tir A>n PACIMC BIBlTnroBE, 23614 East 

MadLson Strevt. Chicago. 



ATTENTION! DOLL HACK HEN 

Get on a live one. Jnat out. Cat Back, with 
gaff. Best money-getting Joint of the aeaaon. 
Can work anywlieie. Strong er and faster than 
a Heath Rack. One rack got $102.30 the 

Fourth. Sft of CfltR with all attachmentK, $15. 

on''-h:lIf .-nsh; ti!il;itu->- C. O. I>. Address 1.0- 
RAT7J SYL'yXSTES. Riverdile, 111. 

MONTROSE, MISSOURI, 

PICNIC AND STOCK SHOW 



Stpt. aiK21 and S3. Dallr 



dkOOO. 



Balloon Ascensions 

Coznished cr erj wh ere by lady m gent. Uodem 
ootlltB. .Wanted, anotber lady aeronaut; weight 
-nndec 185. -UvlBg In or near Chicago. Smd 
- THOSCPSON BBOS., 238 View Btteat; 



b ndv. ttibr aaatt and /add. -a 
sold flaaawanb SDIXABU.FOB 
vala and Stnetaco. flaoj^^. . 
Writ* tor catalos;. OJUWSiUi 
ai B.. Flttabnrg. Pa. - 




SEA SHELLS GarnlyalSy Etc. 

IN $10.00 AND $20.00 ASSORTMENTS 

coat yon. Naataa on ihalls and tbdr vdSiB tt mated. 



WIU retail for moie than donble what tlier 
All klnda at small ahalla tor 'Wiza ■ Mahata , 



Two Old Time Free Street Fairs 

lU- , Aug 1t6 



LOGKPpin^ llJLa, A^gi^ 



aC'Oa'. 

All attnetiani for twtli Us Hoto iua tiraUhail liy tto flniwu Bord AaMtaiiiit' tini'wiinBD 

—/Three more good dean Showa, one more IVee Act. legitimate Conceastons of all kinds, except 
Long Bange Gallery. If yon are tired of playing dead ones, come on and try these two. Get busy, 
and addien S. B. USPS, Cedar Falla, la., fair BtoAtoa. 111., Aag. Vi loekvart, HL. 



'Hal 



$25,000 STOCK 

Reduced to prices less than cost 

Notions/ Novelties Joys, 
SouwolrSg Carnival and 
Street Fair Goods 

Taxi Cab Hat (new) grDOB, $7.00 doz., 60c 
Panama. Hat, " 355 " 30c 

Souvenir Loop Whips, " 5.00 " 60c 
Japanese Wind Bdls, per 100, S6.00 " 75c 
Jap Gtook Obdcb imported, eztia heavy) 

- per 1,000, tI2.00; per 100, S1.25 

WRITE FOR OUR NEW CATALOa.. 

WHITESON CO. 

' Msnu t aw t uti *, importafiid Jobba r a 

T.i ,eHIC4MO,.ILL. 





SI .lip :|f?r;v I 



At PsikS|MkseMI AMfeSMNSI SMStlSa AisiyvriMfe 

Tka OtaaMMnpr Maker and Xonay Kakar la au 
Xaa^iai a&Mrihow. Beit propoaiaon a*ar offaiad 
the AmnaameBt If a ii agor. L.arge rvtnma on a Mnall 
InTcstment. Esslly managed. Any on* can be anc- 
cesafal. Ronnlog expenaea haidv anything. Al- 
ways ready for bnalneaa. No troobie to get the 
people In. Tbe roars of langhter from pleased 
patrons draw the crowda better Chan any ballylwa. 
OorlmproTed mirrors arv made of a blgbly pollaiud 
nickel composition metal. They can not nat and 
will not tamlah. Same appearance as the glass mir 
tors and answer same pnrpose at far less cost. Be- 
Ing light In weight and non-breakable, they an th* 
only really portable mirrors erer made. We bar* 
made tbe ianghing mirror a qiecialty, and can fnr- 
oiab Meaa that are anre to get Uw money. Writ* 
tor fan nartteUlawL J . M. MJarO] 



THE GREAT CARNIVAL AND EXHIBITION 

OF THE ALEXMN BROTBERS HOSPITAL. EUZABETH. N. J., WEEK OF AUGUST 1st 



ZS.OOO adrance tlcketa out. 
Shows andJCoqeeaaigna. 
follows. 



Billed like a drcoa. Balloon aacenalona dally. Can place a few more 
to th* big one. twys. Mt, 'Vernon, M. Z., tor the Fire Department, 
~" Co. (nmtsbes all. 



WANTED 

FOR THE 



WANTED WANTED 

WEIDER AMUSEMENT CO. 



Ferris Wheel and 20th Centory Merry-go-ronnd to loin for long season Sontb. Join Angnst 1 or 6. 
Can Dse one more abow that don't coofllet. FtlTlMges come on. Mo azcIoilTas. We ata getting 
towns that others can't. Come on to a Usa dM JlK:dBlMnaaB|' -Ik -DdfUMB MlBrlWItta at Win 

Smifli Sham, Pa., Aagv g-lST^ • . ' ■-■i:^^ Z^: . . Uy.. v ' 



Fair Workers' and Streetmen's 

NEW COODS JUST OUT 



tt to-dar. 



aooda 

ma 



WBITB rOB 0TB XXW IMO XLLVB- 

TBATZD OATALOOUB. 
Hailed free to yonr addreaa. Sand tor 
It WlU prvTt to log that wa 



Xh* 



bl^|eat^Taloe OTer^ "Sl^^ 'tagta! I 

^wifqau^n l^atehS^^N^^^^^V 
IS and NOTeltlea. B 
mtim. Wkolttala Isaalafs ■ 
iHoaeotllosaitiaa ■ 
^M^^^CUaj^^l 



in haadqnarten 'tor IKrateheai, 
MoBtala I'eBS and Moreltlaa. 

ttlMCS* 

? ■ Tha 




$54.00 ^ 

The Record of the 
GAMERA-UWE 



It,- Aay aaa eaa 
opanta It.' Uakca 
6 Oaialied bnttun 
plKMogr^bs a mln- 
nte. Price. of Cam- 
era-Scope, with 
aappllea for mak. 
log 300 plettnas 
(enoagh to Biir.te 



fl'-). 

— tMkW — 

Extra bnttona. gl 

per hondred; extn 
frames, $1.50 per 
grosa. Be Indepen- 
dent and mak* 
money for your- 
self. Write to-dsr. 
B. Iff o awtf oid. 



PADDLE WHEELS 

rnt wosei 




Handsomest. 
Hghtest weight 
on tbe market. Baantl- 
fnlly painted la bright 

on liall liiaitaia. irrnT 
la dIaaMtar; MBtlani 
from t1 to flo. ' 



Pita* 



complete with paddlaa. 

tift, CASK innR AO> 
CPHPAirr o B a B B. 



WHItKIB MX 

la, «U, and gao. Wa 
also carry a completa 
Iln* of amnaemant and 
gaming darJecs. e 1 n b - 
tnmltnn, eaida, Sea anr ~ 



i fOLU NEW L'f.E Of 



POST CARDS 

AfJD PRNNY ARCADE 

SUPPLIES 

..I ^ . r V ,'. . ' .|':...n ;.( 1 ..n-l i-t ..i'- ^^ 

't. s 1 .r fM.— i :^ '1.1 'I in.i.hi"i i''*' ' 
.. lis i,-iiii«iIkI > th.ti h-.tti .(I*- -Uil- 1>M ^ 
■f.! r- . •MU'k-t. I'l.-uit'l *hi|».-». -il- 'VII . 

tl-.l ir.l.lU .1 \». MlC I T C tl '""i: -tH I I'll^ •■ ■ ■ 

EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. 



SALE Of^ 

Suffolk County Fair Priiilsges 

Saturday, Angnst S, at I o'clock P. M.. ac tha 
Long Island House. Rlrerbesd. N. T.. tbe fol- 
lowlnc privileges for tbe SnlTolk County Pair 
will hi' 8uld to tbe highest bidder: Peannts, 
Cnudy, Ice Cream, Soda Water, Lemonade, Pbo- 
tograpbs. Pmlts, Bananas, Pop Com, "Whips, 
Csnes. Balloons, Cigars and Tobacco. Merry-co* 
Ronnd, Fortnoe Telling. Terms. 20 per cent 
cash. baUnce Se pt. 1. or 'f orfait payment al. 
ready made. JoWM £. HAl ~ 
Other concessions can b* Bad -i 
Secntary, Blraifaaad, m, 



THE FAIRMONT FAIR! 

. Will B« H*ld, Sept. 5>8, 1 MO 1 

Week preceding Wheeling, W. Va. WAMTBU— 
Clean Pay Showa and Concessions; no gsfflbllng. 
tell all In drat letter. Addreaa JOHN S. SCOTT, 
Secretary. Fairmont, W. Va. 



CAHUVAL COMBAMY 

i WANTED 

A Carnival Company, Free Street At- 
traction; Conccasions to let, Sept. 20-21-22, 
for Hanson County Fair. Write O. K, 
Stablein, Secy, Alexandria, S. D. 



rOB BALB-M 



J. 

CUcam, 



OMa BOO Fcanat Ua- 



,RINK PEy ROYE D BY FIRE. 

A,l>ortland, Of., InlJ W (Sptclml to The Blil- 

Ssldrited Id tbe old Expoiltlon BolldlDg, de- 
XllU "He Expo.Itloii Bink. nnd« the inin- 
LmiiiDt of Wm. B. Jones: lou, «1,000, not co«- 
Indtr ln»iir»nc«. The Baker Amawmwt ,Ca. 
clSn to li«Te loit I1B.000 In nxatTj itond ta 
bulWlnf. not conred by lunruee. Tba 
It' olno destroyed 188 iMnn and a eomcpOBa- 
Ina number of Tcbleln. a Percberoa atalllon. wi- 
ned at »-».000, loelDded lii the mtmlmr. Tba 
Klnp HIU Dog KeDneto. wber»». ig>g _pr T«l- 
uabfe anlmali were belag «in«,0pr.:tM MoJt- 
noinati Amateur Atblette CInb. lad BUmeroiu 
iifher bullJlngs. Vbe burned area coTcred fl»e 
■ Smt. The total lost U put at $.153,000. 



WMTEIKORIIET 

Band and Orebestra, or blage. AddrMS n0WV> 
LEE It HEED, Boafleld, Weh., Jvij S9; lAka 
Odeaaa Jolr SO; Kaatingi Ang. 1. 



THE TWO VARNAUS 

Comedr Aenbati aod EqalllbrUti. feitnrlng 
Mra. vaniall In acrobatic (eau of atrengtb, ai- 

ao do A-1 single Roman ring act. We dellrer 

the goods. ManafftTB falrw. carnivals nnd shows 
aiMreas 105 Uppor Sixth Street, Evuuvillo, Ind. 



0eiili@y Roller Skates 




tAtest Model. Ball-Bearlog BInk Skate*. 

Nickel-plated Steel, Ball-Bearing Oob BkMMb ,Wltk 

nation AlamlDnin or Boxwood Kollen. 



Uttka. 

Oombl- 



Henley Racing Skates 

endorsed by speed akateia eserjwbeie, and are also desirable 
ror IndlTldnal nee, wbera tba Onest and moat 
complete (kata ta tbe market la dealied. 

POLO GOODS and OUTFITS 



m« g% tmn cv siCHaDin>, 



WANTED-Hiili-class Sbows, CoDCSSsions and Pay Attractions, Merry- 
go round, Ferris Wheel. Gircli Swing, Etc. 

4^BIG DAYS AND NIQHTS-4 



Oct. 
5 to 



g JONESVILLE, VIRGINIA 



Oct. 
5 to 8 



O^EB COtrMTT) 

THE CEtEBEATED W. M. POIXABD FEEE ATTEACTIOirS ENOAGES. 
' lanernie la altoated on tbe main line of tbe I. * N.. la tbe center ot tba great coal and lion 
mlBlag cooBtrr. wblcb la iiilln «v ■■« tmiMt .mit mm falf Maata. ■ ■■■ il a mlj after 
pa7 dar. Brerrbody wlU k««a Mteay tat Oar VMM It at the Wit. AddMaa all 

to W. M. POIXARP. AtttaetloB llaaager. Snlte M. Perln Bldg.. Clnelnaatl. O. 



BOLLEE 8EATEB— Wa bar* 
Rlcbardaon Blnk BkatM asd 
pile* to sell cbeapb IBK flL 
tnmwa, Iowa. 



Iiara abaat SOO pairs 
and a*»a atbaa anp- 



Ot- 



BUY— ROLLER SKATES— SELL 

AU maksa; also risk doer powder. 
AlOBIOAH BINK BUPPI.T CO.. Bandoaky. O. 



JOHNNY i JONES' EXPOSITION SHOWS 

WANT 

For ptho^ Live 



. la xoB Maa ■agUe. M h.>.: eOwr aaaM* caaaMI paa H *. Wamm, riu. 

,.af Iidy 25tb; Do Bola. Pa., twneflt Bnalneas Men, week of Ang. 1st: Vtaaklln, Pa., benefit Old-Home 
Cbmmlttee, 910,000 spent for alimblp*. etc., week of Aug. Stb; Sbaron, Pa., beseat ot Bob! BlOes, 
week of 'Aog.' IStb; Bntler Pa...Bstlcr Fair, day and night, esdnalsa attiaetloDa and no prWIlegaa 

; work at night except Mae^ weak o( Aog. 2S: Bellalrai,. QMak'.baaatC .af Blglifc flnt:Fne Stieet 
Fair la four years, week of Aar »tli; Fatkersborg, W: Ta..' kaaait «f OmMalal aiad Old-Roeae 
Weitk. Wright Brothers' Aeroplane and gtS.OOO worth of other atuaetlona. main streets; Etklns, 
W. Valv'iMBellt ot Good WUl Hose Co.. main atreeta, fair week, week of Sept. 12tb. Tbe above 
la aaly part of the good -ones that I bare already Iwoked. I control every abow. riding device 
aid jptiniege at bU of the above bnt the Batler Fslr. and I control all I take la there of them, 
aad'tMbiidy elae Works at nigbt. U yon have a good abow and want to get with a good* company. 

V 'fMP'.iRoilt*^ 



aOHNNV'^. JONISi OwMT And 



AT UBERTT FOB PABKS, FAIB8 OK CABNIVALS, ABHOLD J. BUSHTGEB'S "TBEATBZ 

BEAimnn." bbaotiexii. oiblBt^ bigh-ouibs giel show— STBICTLT MOBAI.. 

Ibis poaltlv* DOTdty abow can be engaaet Car Farka. Street and Coonty Pairs, or Camlrala. WUl 
abow on gnarantee or percentage l>ana, nd gaarantee this show to be a strictly high-class, moral, 
s i nging, dancing and- vandevllle show, composed entirely of beautiful show Klrls, and suitable 
for tbe moat aelect audience of .Tflmes and chlldri'D. This sbow will make Kood anywhere. Ohio, 
PaaniylTaala and Indiana preferred, if you want this show, remember, yoa must make us a 
sneclal offer Immediately. We carry onr own complete tent oatflt. WANTED — Young Lady 
Huslclana, Sister Acts. Dancers, Contortionists, and sets ot all kinds. Send pbotoa. Give foil 
description of acts and lowest salary. Clasay' dresaera aod irood. reliable workers: good Man for 
npenlDgs; pay your own. Address ABKOU) J. BVBIMOEB. Mil E, Slst St., Clmrelaad, Ohio. 



GREAT D A. VEN POI^XS 

The only real high irtra act. We string onr wire over the tops at tfca Mghaat palaa or tawiia 

erect jaeka on tbe roofa ot tbe highest bolldlngs and not from tbe wtadavraer tttm M Awtpolas; 
<^*j^|aM,M eheeaajroidd do that, Kuff aaM. QBAMD JU^I^^D NIOBT'EniBmpNS 



Man^j^^^gjrinl ud pyrotecbnical effects. 



W. G. DATBNPOBT. caia Prthlaa Oaralval 



WANTED, QUICK 
For - Kanell's Big Five-in-One Show 



^.Aaak; mnat be good; wire or write. A-l Door Talker to Jola gt oace, 

eannal bwlaeBa. ' Booaera. alrshliw, and circus designers aa*a ala ' " 

Walcott^Jdodel Show*. wevkJoly 25. Newh«rn, M. C, 



BO^ObO to diaw from. 



WII 



1A3I KANBUU. 



€A». WH. 





All the Stars of the Skating World 



ABE HKOTXBH OT THE O&OAVIZATIOV. 



JACK roxcn 



Oamadlaa, Vbaej aad Speed ez- 
part loUar akatar. Pr«a»nMiig the meat 
aatttttlaiaK aofdtr eomsdy art^ketors tht 



Tbetr Qorseooaly Artlstte Seeale Havdtj. 
A SCENE FROMTOYLAND 
I OIrvIL 



H. A. SIMMONS. 

Gnatast Uvtag apoBoit of the sit sC 
Bnparlor Aitlatle tridt and FIgnie 



, iUfca tlni o«toy 

vmaona. Tba ooOr raal F AltCT HgaTTwO BUK- 
LBQUB lartomar. Maaaatcs win ktBd~ 
saiiytocbooktag. Addrassn Broad Bk.ll. 



CUy. 



VAN FRMiK AND DEMPSEY 



Now 
BBOOKVnXB. 



mnr ACT. 

and TandsTlIla, 



INDIANA. 



BERTHA DOUD MAOK 

Xlia original Anna Bdd prsmlare Skat* 
Daaear. taatarlag Back and WIsg and all 
tba dancing atepa famaiar to mnaleal 
dy._ Aat «ei ginal_ and ap-te-data^ 

18 



THE HAERAHS 

Pfaarnting their lataat snceeaa 
R I N K L A N D 

With Ebeclal Scenery, 
on TOH W. T. A. TIUB. 



MISS ADELAIDE E. DTORAK, the Girl Wonder 

In her marrdoos Fancy and TMek Skating Bzhlbltlan. csBcIodlng sack night with a 
race against any man In tbe Blnk. Addrees SS4T K. Utb Street. Cleveland, O. 



IF xoQB snraiir w bovxb ouow b 




CHICAGO SKATES are RELIABLE 

Our new Model "I" Skate equipped with 2K-in. red fiber wheels 
is the best rink skate that has ever been manufactured Its strength 
will withstand the oomUned wne^t of tub. mea atandioK in the 
center of it. .■v \>--' .^v-: ■ ■ - 



iH ALUMINUM 



Write for eatalo 
plies. Wean the I 

GHIGAOO RQLIER SiMJ'E 



l|2;iMiullltiiit<^ lllvd.» CHICAGO, 




(C-«tiaiMd from pace 31.) 

mtdm Sister*, nans SM M mL. > 

OaMt^, ^aL: Cue P. Cncr. iMc A 

Geir &'I.eRo7: Care B«rt Perklnc, 49 

BWb-. N. Y. C. 
Goldeo & Hagbe?: MDford, Mass. 
Goodbne 4 Burgess: White lists. X. Y. C. 
Goimin & West: 4403 Brookljn. 
GactOB. Ed. & Uzzie: 14 HarrUoa sc. Detroit. 




Wmib. 



Gray, Eold: 28 W. I2Stb sL. K. T.' & 
. _ /oplln, 



LaGmgc, 



Gray & Gray: 1922 Bird at 
GrcatRX, Ueleoe: 408 S. 7th are. 
lU. . 

Glavnvood. Bessie: 636 N. State at.. Cblcaeo. 
8l*tera: 503 N. Hemitase are., Tren- 

r * OMitt: WUta Bats. B. Z. C. 
Bm. (PraakUa) Cblcaso; (Oeatmy) Chl- 
easo, Abs. 14L 
Bfdge. Joba, & Wrestling PoDlrs (Majestic) 

EsJamazoo. Mich. 
HawthoTDe. Hilda (Majestic) Chicago; (Ra- 
Diaaa Park) Grand Raplda, Mich., Aug. I-tt. 
HeCn», Tom (Variety) Tonniu. 
HaZTCX-OeTon Trio (Orphmm) Seattte. 
ntaili Al. (Majestic) St. Paal; (Graod) Bls- 

maick. N. D.. AO*. V9. 
Bamfa Marioaettaa (AMone) vUat. Mich.; 

Arbor 4-«. .- ■ ■ 
Bares & Pattaa (Vuk) CtadB'Cltr. Htr.. S- 

- AOK. 13. 

BecdersosH. The (Atlas) CHiejeBne. Wyo. 
Baymao A Franklin (Hippodrome) BascozBl>e, 
En^. Aug. 1-6; (Hippodrome) Soatliamptou 

Bayca Slaters (Pegnot Park) Westlidd, Mass. 
Bora * Horn (O. H.) lUoo, N. T.. 2»^. 
H«h«a JtoleU XHa (Dolqae) MinDcapoUa. 
Hsley & Haley: usr Ptace BMilT 8t Laoia. 
Ban A BHacoe: OK < k»hanl at., Ifocwidi, Odob. 
Hall. K. Claytoa: M FlasUas at., Jamaica, N. 
T. 

HalM» Boys: 21 E. ggtb St., K. T. C 
Halsted, WlUard: 1141 PrytaDla St.. New Or- 
leana. 

Hamilton. Fred; 31S Marr- sC CHilcago. 
HaiUey Ic Jarrls: 230 Hoboken St., Ratherford, 
N. J. 

HarmoDloos Foar (Gem) St. Louis. 
Hanla A BobinaoD: 1S3 Lake St., dtles^-i. 

I May; 47 leziastaa an,. JL Z. C. 
t.Wtmmt T4 Bf i a ai at.. Wiiiga 
Aa: « E. ISSd at.. 2t. T. a 
. Hoeier: SS Boyd at.. Grafton. W. Va. 
Hawler & Baehca: 134T N. lltk at.. PbQa. 
Hawlcy. E. rraderiek: 5S Uth st^ Detroit. 
Btatbec; . Jarie: 2m Mtk at.. PoiankBiH. N. 



HraiT * Yeaug (Shdpot Park) WIlBIIiwtaB. 
DeL 

Rllbert, Ben: 828 Sawmill an.. Al lc gag iT . Pa. 
hlU A Whttakar: 3S W. Mtb at..- M. X. 
Holmen Bros.: nt l^a at.. CiMllllac. MtA. 
Holdeo A LaTMIe: Caraa Kka. K. Z. 
Bni'a, Mat, Daga: gaWailn - - - - 
Banranl A BonCr " 
Boward Broa.' V 

N. r. C. 
Howatson. R. Bryce 

Francisco. 

Boire A Howe (Miller's Bcaek) St. Joseph. 



Bartello Bros.: Paten^n, N. J. 
Snrmaos, Tbe: 240 G. 35tb St.. Chlcsico. 
Kaarman. Reba & Inez (Orphenm) Karlsbad. 

AastTla-Hongary. Augost 1-31; (Krystal Pal- 

ast) Leipilg, Ger.. Sept. 1-30. 
Keatins, Lanr: 3143 Veraoa aTC, Chlcacsw 
Kcatoaa. Tktms It^ lllikliii Iwk. M M i i a ia. 




m w. nitik at.. B. T. a * 

■ • • Gerard. N. T. C. 

: 3!H8 Howard St.. Oil- 

Kelley & Wentwottb: 1914 S. 24th St., St. Jo- 
seph. Mo. 

Kelly A Henry: 273S Frankford are., Pbtla. 
Keltners. Tbe: 133 Colonial Place, Dallas. Tex. 
Kenoer A Lewis (Belmoot) Pensaeola. Fla. 
Kent A Wilson: 6036 Monroe are., Chlcaso. 
Kln^_y iatet^ Winter Gar deas. Bt artrpnol , Baj|. 




msttf Hnleal (Toa>^ 

Atlastle City. 

KUsefelters, The: . 

Klca Sisters. Ttiree: Can Paal 

14th St.. N. Y. C. 
Kolar. Hazel: Maywood, CQ. 
Kramer A Rose: 2541 E. 23th St., (HeTfland. 
Kronco-Maosfleld Trio: New Milford. Coon. 
Kubns. Three White: 756 8th are., N. Y. C. 
LaMarche, Frankle: Sanford. Me.. 28-30. 
Lawrence A CiarroU (Theatorinm) Ft. William. 

Can. 

LaMotlie'a. BOIr, Kotetlac Ooalqoca (Star) 
Monde. lad.: (Arcade) Toledo, O., Ans. 

LaNole. Ed. A Helen (Celeron Park) JsaMStoWB. 
N. T. 

Luce A Lnc* (Mannlon's Park) St. Lonis; .(Ma- 
jestic) East St. Ixmls. in.. Ang. !■«. 

Licorice Sticks. Fire, with Nettle Glenn (New 
San) SprlngSeld. O. 

Lenora. LaBelle (Lyric) North Attleboro. Jiasa. 

Loess, Hazel Heston, A Co. (Dniqne) Minneap- 
olis. 

Larlae A Inmaa (Besal) Loa Anseiea. 
LaTor Bna, (Orpbeum) Oakland, Ctd.. 2S-Ane. 

Lane. Joe (O. H.) Bostoa. l». 

La Mar, MIsa Wayne (Gaiety) Port Arthnr. 

can.; (PaUce) Ft. WlUIsm. Aog. 1-6. 
LaRoeea. Boxy P. (Majestic) SeatUe. 
Lacey. WHI (Bljoa) Dnlnth, Mina.; (BIJoa) 

Mlaneapolla Ans. IS. 
LaBoe. Era (LaSalle) Chicago. 
Langtry Slaters: Staakfort, Ky. 
La Adelia (TheatotiaB} Ft. Wintaa. Can. 
La BectoTal (Grand) CievelaBd. - 
Lake, Jaha A. (KBtopclae) Da7tM.:0. 



Mcrrltt, Hal (Orphenm) Salt Lake City, Utah. 
1-6. 

Mltcbell, Harrr A Kate (Natloosl) San I>ao- 

dsco, Aog. 16. 
Morton, Mildred (Orphenm) Portland. Ore. 
StoDen * Corelll (MaJesUc) Chicago; (Temple) 

Dctrstt. Aac. !■«. 
Manay. BarUa (OtpiicBa) Oakland, Cal., 2»- 

Abc. C 

Metropolitan Minstrels (Meder's) Wssh.. D. C. 
Mails, Matrelooa (Proctor's) Cohocs. N. V., 28- 
30. 

Mitchell A Cain: BUcfcpaoI. Baf.. Aac 1-6; 
Hull 8-13. 

Moran A Wiser (Deatckaa) ItaMi^ Basarla. 

Ger.. Ang. l-SI. 
McCoDBcU Sisteta: 12«r .W. Batlaaa at.. CU- 

cagOL 

McTKmaM. O. I..: SIS Saiiiilia aU TBMa, O. 
BcIntyR * OtmwK MSlTlMk aU BiiiMiih 

ia«a. ■■ ■- ■ - 

MeKees. nrae: AeianC Maty. US W. «Mfe at.. 

N Z C 

MeKlnley, 'well: 288 Bank St., Newark, M. J. 
McLean A Bryant (Bell) Bentoa Baiter. Bleb.' 
McSorley A Eleanore (Fritz'a) PorOaaa, Oia. 
Mack. Lee: Wlcklow Hotel, Chlcata. . 
Mack. Mary A BiUie (Majestic) GraMflK *• O. 
Slacks. Two: 249 N. S9th St.. Phlia. 
Maboney. Thos. E.: 229 W. SStb St.. K. T. C. 
Ualan A McGrath (Oallfomla) Saa Fiaadaea. 
Mallory. CUfton: Anbam. N. Z. 
Bsitnlas XMa: TC Ctaaer at. 



6 (Tbattanoogm St.. San 



: 4a X. CUik at.. 

r Basca. tc. I, 

BoteUnoa. 3»A: 807 Main St., Beaomoot. Tea. 
Hnxtablrs. The:. 18 Oliver st.. Salem. Mass. 
Hnrley. Frank J. (Tbeatorlnm) Littleton. N. H. 
Hnllinger, Dillon (Asiaand Hotel) Kansas CKy, 
Mo. 

Raney A Long: (Elwood) Shrereport, I.a. 
Bvdeo. vlrsinU (StoekkalB) GRSt Falls. 

Mont. - - . . 

Bolmen Proa. 'CM(|- mtaaap. tMki, 

AOS- 1-8. 

Holmes Taylor (5tb Ave.) N: Z. C 
Berman. Dr. (Mnsic Hall) Brigliten Beach. 

Howard. Engene -& Willie Olnslc HaU) Brigh- 
ton Beach. N. Y. 

Ingram. Beatrice. A Co. (5tb Are.) X. T. C, 

Ita A Co. (O. H.) Cobaais. Oat.. Caa.. MS: I 
(O. B.) PeteAM* Aafc. ML . 

Iniralla. DnlBaM- A.l^saia - CPHaessa) - Zll 
town. O. 

iMntal Ma rtrt aai COnbeai) Saa Raai 
tOilkt aail .Witlial A^ 1-U. 

" " 

> f fWtM* TlNb ~ 

^bUkawa Tap 

I |n>- 

rJollsn A D.rer (Lyric) Chattanooga, lenn. ; 
(Park) Atlanta. Gs.. Ang. 1-6. 

Jewel. Mildred (Mechanics") Mniichester. N. H- 

Jarkson. Bert & Flo (Shea's) Toronto. 

Jones, Alexander (Dnnbar) Colambns. O.: (Kib- 
ble) Mt. Clemens. Mieb.. Ans. l-U. 

-Jarrell Co.: 2115 CIaf*daa4 as*,. — 

Jennings A Beattew: 714 
MaasL 

J l' M ji > litmvi a» Hwaaat. 08k aat. Dallas. 



i — ^ - HytzjnS X. WMm are., CUeacoL 
Jtwn, J.; I8S LUmiiBagfc. Newark. M. J. 
Jaitiaalng. PanI: ne_nBaaid. C^dnoatl. 
Joh-v*OBis: Mai^-sl: 888 B^^th ave.. N. T. C. 
Jo^es, limalU Ktl l«Boz are.. N. T. C 
toof, BoyCi 15B3 Broadway. X. T. C. 
Joaes ft Wliltebead: 47 W. 2Sth 5t.. N". T. C. 
J'Trtan.- Earli-200 E. 6th St.. Leilnston. Ky. 
JHreth'Ar.Otto (Coney Island! CInclnaail. 
Kramo Normen (Boblnsoo) Cincinnati. O. 
Kajilav/Frank A May ((yoney. laland) Clncin- 

■nBKs'c Kniott (AMOBe) Cree asbaig. Ksn. 
Ktaaadr; ■ Joe- (Oraad) Fklllpalmix. Fa.. 28-30. 
RoniBSc Staart. aad hia Banjo Girls (Mslestio 
Butte. Kent.: (Waahlngtoo) Spokane. Wa^h.. 

Aat. 

KonHfk . (Alrdome) CbMttmBOcgM. Tkaa.; (Blp- 
poiinn«V.-AabeTme. K. AaB. M. 

KanCauorfiyeape (Orphenm) a^NlBBe:- '(0HiF> 
enml'SCttfle. An^ 1.5. 

Kslrbl Ttti^iUOrphecrm) Sockfotd. m. 

KeefTer 4:-Bteo<IeI (Globel Johnstown. Pa. 

Rramera, Tke (Aresae) LonlSTllle. 

Eeatnekr Boaebnds. with Ada wnkaa fllndljt 
Caiboadals. Pa. 



Lonine, Hany ((Jem) JaAaoa. 

LaToae A Drew (Fatemoat PaikKfiaaaa City. 
Mo. 

Lanrenze. Bert (Majestie) FMIa. 

Lnkos. Alex. (Hippodrome) Putney. Eng., Ans- 

141: (Empire) Bolbom, 15-20. 
La BIsnche (Inna Park) Washington. D. C. 
La OmSi a We«t: Sea Isle City. N. J. 
Lade: Bodolph H. : Gladstone, Neb. 
La OtU, Gns A Rose (Rlretside Park) Ash=- 

Tllle, N. C . . 

La BstrcUta (Port Ola Cafe) Ska naaOMik CaL 
La Fort. Ckaa.: Mnncie, Ind. i-'r-'^y ' 
LaU. CecU and Arery: 1017 LaCHB' at„ Saa 

Ftandsco. i'. i^'.i- > 

LakoU A Lorain: 1885 Ellis st.. Sn Waailai ll. 
Lamblottea, The: Mt. Teraon. O. 
La Moat Bras.: 314 W. 13th st.. Pt. Wortb, 

Tes. 

T^„mA„m LocIUe: £451 Michigan are.. Oiicago. 
Laacdons, Tbe: TOO 17tb at.. Baclne. WIS. ; 
La BaaeBma.: lOT E. 31M st.. N. T. C. 
Laisen, B. C: 1224 Stuunit are. Baclne. Wis. < 
La Boe. Bob D.: S18 N. New Jersey at., Indlan- 

ap<rfls. '■ : 

La Sails A Lind: 135 Foete at,. Johastowa. 

N. Z. 

La TMka. PhIL: US W. XM aL,?lim. tugrin 
La zniaa. The: Grand PaeUe BsM, CUeuok 
Lawrence A Wright: ISS3 Broadway. N. Y.C 
Lefflngwell. Nat: 2S39 8th aT,r.. N. T. C. 
Lennoo, Bert: 509 W. Washington St., CHiIeaso. 
Le Pearl A Bogert: 401 Solome avc, Sartas- 

Beld, UL r't- 
Le Boy, Vic: White Rata. N. T. O, • # ' 
Lester. Great (Hippodrome) Londoa, Kas., Aisff. 

8-Sept- 3. 

Light. Dick (Olympic) OklalMma City. OUa. 
Lincolas. Foar: 21SS Bnma sr., Chicago. 
" ~ 4M Stfc.at,. Sooth. Mlnaavaila. : 

: ISt B. Mth. N. r. C. 

. Tb« cat* Faai Tanslg. 10* BL 14th 

et.. K. Z. a 
Loeien. Poor Mnsieal: Bex SS. Oasat. Baas. 
Lynn Van Sisters (Alrdome) CamthersTflle. Mo. 
LaTell Bros. (Henderson's) (Joney Island. N. T., 
Ang. 1-8. 

LeMar. Miss Wayne (Palace) Tbesseloo. Oat., 
Cmn.: (Stsr) Sanit Ste. Marie, Ang. 1-6. 

La Mont, Frank: Hotel Royal. Cape May. S. 
J. 

Lafiyettes. Two (Idea) Fond dn Lac. Wis.: 
• (BUoa) Oshkirt Aa*,.'I-«. 
Le.Noir's SfaiiaaaMaa -..Ovile Park) 

Sprlnta. Ky. 'i - . •■ ■:. 

Lester. Barry B. 

X. T. 

Miner. Bobby. aT BtttF- 
Montreal. 

Morton A Keenan (Myrtle) New Lexington. O.; 

(Bljonl Memphla. Tenn.. Ang. 1-8L 
Melrln A DozboiT (Kias. Bdwaid) BUUfec. K. 

S., Ca a^-- y s -. .yi ^j a.:;.^ 

Marrln Baaa, (O. a.1 Bt. Marys. Pa.; Bspoai- 

tloa Paik. Aac !•«. 
Xayaa & Bkyae (Ooloalal) Chatlcatga. IIL. 28- 

80. 

MalTem Troope (Meyers Lake Park) Caaton. O. : 

(t,akes1de Park) Akron. An(. 1-4L 
MIddletoo A Spellmeyer (Cort) Chlcaso Aug. 

1-6. 

^fontgomerr. Mar**hall (Morrison's) Bock^wsr 

Reach. N. Y.: (Hendctaa'8) Coacy Uaad. N. 

Y.. Ang. 1-6. - • : . 

McNamee (MontmorcdVenik'' Vaakt- <taehe«. 

Can. ■ ■- ■ r- 'r. 

McNntts. Tbe ((3yffealde Park) .MHaat.'^Ky. 
McGnlre. Tntz (Lyric) Clialtaaaaaa Ikaa.: 

(Park) AtUnta, 6a., Ans. I-C 
Matthews Harry D. (Cozy) Hotntoi. ttx. 
Mitchell A Browning (Ocean CHty Pier) Ocean 

City. Md. 

Uooree. Mabel Valenteene (Bell) Oaklaad. Cal.. 
(Wigwam) San Francisco, Aug. 

Mooeta Fire (Wigwam) San Praadaea: flaa An- 
geles) Tos Angeles Ang. 1-6. 

.Mote. Edith (Rennbllc) Chicago. 

Merer* Belle (Hlpoodrome) AsberDIe. N. C. 
(Majestic) Colmnbna. Gs., Aog. 1-16. 

Montmse. Belle (Usjestle) JarksoaTtDe. Pis.: 
(Majestic) Colnmbna, Ga.. Aug. 1-6. 

M axwril. A D a ^. m al ^le) Battle Stat.: 

""•ti'f*.-.* 

, . ^ 

»Um A — - 





MauflcM. Chaa. B.: Hew BBIM. Oaaa. 
Xailaa A LDIUn: 1553 Broadway. N. T. a 
HarahaU, Geo. P.: 3206 S. Washington at., Mari- 
on, Ind, 

Martlne A Carl: 463 W. 57tb at., N. T. a 
Martlnettle A SvKester: 6726 Leeds St.. PbUa. 
Mason. Cbas. A.: 121 W. 42nd St., N. Y. C. 
Mason, Wllbnr A Jordan: Revere HoGse, Chi- 
cago. 

Mathlesen, Walter: 843 W. Obio St., Cnilcago. 
Maxwell, Joe: Boom 12. M. Z. Theatre BIdg.. 

Ka^aaid A Jeatcr: B« 80. BIsb Mat, K. C. 
Bayne A Mayna: B. B. BOl 81 Haw Chatlc. Ind. 
Uay-8 Mnsieal Ooats: US B. 4tfe at,. Ft. SBlth. 

Ark. - -'. - . ' '■ -■. 

Mayo A Bowo: eata Bat LtfCFi M< VawtB at.. 

San Fraaelseo. 
Uelnotte-La Nole Trio: 48 Maryland are.. Cnm- 

berland, Md. 
Uettaren Slaters, Three: 12 (^Iton at., Sprlns- 

fleld, Mass. 
Meyer, Lap (Palace) Maaon. Ga. 
Meyer, Darid (Pantages'l Tletoria. B. C. (Jan. 
Mlaco. Steve (Million DoUar Pier) Atlantle City. 
HUan A Bubals: Wellington Botd, Chlcaap 
UlUard Bros.^ BlU A Bob: Valley BraafcParai, 

Bade Mlll% IL Z. 



MUkr A 
Miner. 1 

City. Okla. 
MUllgan, Bdly: 12 Jackson at., Akron. 0. 
Mlllman Trio: 1634 Michigan are., (Hilcago. 
Moffett A Cnare: 111 E. 120th St., N. Y. C. 
Uooson. B. Tboe. : 818 W. 4Sth St.. Los Angelea. 
Montague, Mona (Palm) Ean Fnactaeo. 
Moores, Five flying: SOO F St., Mnncie, Ind. 
Moore. Tom A Stasia: care B. A. Meyera. 140S 

Broadway, N. Y. C. 
Morgan, Ira: Bloe Graaa Botel. St. Lonia. 
Morey. Cbas. Li. (Bljaa) AlbeK I<ea. Blaa. 
Mowatts. Fire: SI8I WMaor aTC CUeas*. 
Mocarts, Tbe: Snow Shoe Cottage, Booch'a Keck, 
Mass. 

Mnllane A Montgomery 3010 Capital are., Boos- 
ton. Tex. 

Mnrphy, Br. aad .Bra. A. J.i BM Cnla»hna asa,. 

Beataa.bAM; Bkh.. 
Murray A BaariMaa: Stt "W. Atamm at,, BMadaw 

Ind. 

Mlramba (Juartette (Hippodrome) Ptttsoarje. 

Pa. 

Morton A Mooce (New Brlsbtoa) BHsktOa Beach. 

K Z ^ 
MMa * Ba t Sea ak COMton) Syraeair :K- T. : ' : 
Maan * Bldrad rHonple) Detroit. - 
Kaaaary, Bay: 1087 La Salle are., Chieag«. 
Katlooal Oomlqnea, Thne: TZ7 Knickerbocker 

are., Brooklyn. 
Nazarro, Nat: 8101 Tracey are.. Kaaaaa City. 
Newton. Glayda (Lyric) Macon. Ga- 
Newman. Harrv: 112 Fifth ave., Chicago. 
Niblow A Rllev: 158 Third ave.. Brooklyn. 
Nichols A Croix: Wblfe Bats. N. Y. C. 
Nichols A Smith: 812 Addison are.. Chicago. 
Noble A Brooks: Sherman Boose. Chicago. 
Norris, Nellie Lee (Palace) Dallas. Tex. 
Norton. C. Porter: Paw Paw Lake. Mich. 
Norton. OreaU 844 Heirtaa at., Chlcaso. 



^ Canrtral Co.. at Decker, Ind.. for 
Aas, 38 to sr. A csod town and plenty of 
I J l TM l at aaee, JOBM B. BBIMEB. 



CONCISSieNAIIIEB TAKE NOTICB 

The Beeosta Co. Fair, to Iw held at — ~ ~ 
Mich., Sept. 6-7-8-8. Wanted to b( 
prirllese men. Gommtulcatlons for 
etc. Address to J. K. BBOWER. 



WAKTEB — Mnsieal Comedies and other MM* 
panics to (day "Birera Alrdoms," St. Joaspha 
MIcti., and L^a Michigan Park Theatre, Moa> 
kegon. on percentage. Cheap fares from Clli* 
ca(o. Address BAEBY S. WATEBMAM. 
kegon. Mich. 



Seieral 6801I Tent Shows 

25 aad 7S per cent. Merry-go-Booad. Fenla 
Whet] and Pice Attractlona at Wlaoaa Csaatp 
Asrlcnltnral Fair, St. Cbarlea, Minn.. Skpt. Ik 
to 16, IBIO. 



WANTED WANTED 
SHOWS and CONCESSIONS 

For Blind Tom's Amosement Co. 

BABTIB A BXOWY, Kaaagais. 

<^an tise good platform show. Trenton, IlLp 

wn*t J'ily 2.': Cirlyle, 1^',. wet-k Aug. 1; Law- 
reEceviiie. 111., week Aug. S. 



WANTED 

Ail Kinds of Shews. 

and Attraetlens'llir 

HAMMOND ANNUAL PI 



nilBols, Sept. 1-3 IndaalreL Tha 
h Bcglment Goodman Band baa 
■ •• (hmlab the moaic Write 
J. B. SODTB. PrcsldeBt. 



_ - Rebraaka 

Workmen Picnic. Ans. 4. Addicas C B. Bcera. 

Secretary, Geneva. Nebr. 



The Southwest Nebraska District O. A. R. 
Eennlon will be held at Cambridge. Nehr., An*. 
22 to 27, 1010. The committee want sttne> 
tlons for this event. Addreaa W. J. BOLLEZ, 
&ecietaiT, Camhrldce. Nebr. 



ATTRACTIONS WANTED 
FOR COMING SEASON 



AITDITORrUM ABMOBY, MABrEnTA, GBOB- 
GIA. SEATS 600. Ample stage and dresala* 
rooms. Only pUce of amnsement In tbe city. 

No opera botzse* here fo" — ' *' 

PopnlaUon 7.500. Bar t_ 
CAPTAI.V COMPAXZ 
(Sa., Marietta. Ga. 



Ere for the paat tbico yean. 




LOLO, The Mystic 




TWELFTH ANNUAL REUNHIN 

Fapnhamvill*. iawra, Aug. t7..l910 
Good cfwvoa. WaatM, SInat Attraetloaa aa« 



I Cor Opera Beaaa; alaa 1 

" Secretary. 



WANTED 

A HRST-CLASS 

CARNIVAL COMPANY 

oC Pooetoy in Ocpattmaat. 




Tbe Laigest ^ 
Adi 
AeWorU. 



UONEUCAItl 

BetUaham, Pa. 



JOBBBOB-JEFTXIZS XBOCXOXrr and risgaldo 
Photo Poat Cards. Brety rlonlda aad kaodtoat 
WJS ZMtfi. ^^^aaan^^MJOIimBUI^ 



JULY 90, Itm 



/l-Veill Trio (Pil*) Booth Bend, lod. 

2,j Soldier Hddl*« (Kelth'i) PUU.; (JUJe»- 

tlc) CWcHO Aag. 1* 
flillta (Muilc HaU) Brt»htoo Bemeb. >. \. 
I • Vein. Jam" (•■■«'*) Hendertoo. Kj. 

jJSrtlM. Ed.: WVBOka, Ota*.: Anthony. K«n.. 

P^rrfiL Jr.. Geo. W. (Coaer Itlud) Clndanatl. 
SSSuta ADlmala (BIppodrome) PltUbntx. Pa. 
SmiI* (New Brigbtooi Brl(btoD Bucb. N. \. 

P.Txl?k * iTanclaco: a o Hwoon . Kjr., 2T-Aog. 

iVrlera. The (Portoto ) ton Ignctaco, C«J. 

PrtlS* AW&tJiMofc-omJ OtkUnd. Cal.. 25- 

r^KSnl-NewhaU Co.: 431 Boaaell are., Coriof- 

ra'tT&^ttt: U Chatham >U Ccud BapUa, 

illcb. --.ii-A.. ^. 

PAttersoD & Kaufman: caio 

Acie Bid*.. N. X. C. , - ^ ^ 

Pauline J. DansnUo. N. T..;--- 

Perrr A Gasaos: 906 N. 8M at. Omaba. Xok. 
r'rwnl * HaUMart Tan Bum Botel. Chleaco. 
Peters A (SwESala: ass 2ltb Place, Cbleaaa. 
Pkalan. Qe*.: 1MB *tk am., Birmlncbam, Ala. 
nJHtaa. Uoodaoe: Calvert Hotel. N. V. 0. 
nniWIO-: Acre Side-. N. Y. C. 

mSSSr Jk Harria: 1716 Leland ave., Chicago. 
powen. mak J.: SH S. Academy at,, Ja»e^ 

TlUe, Wla. _ _ 

fUce. Jack * Mabel (Orpheam) ScraiMiL. Pa. 
Ptlee * DUton: 14S W. sstb .t.. N. Y. C. 
Onaker Cltr Qnartette: *0a Macoo aU, Brooklyn. 
Jyan A Omclaa (I.yrtc) St. JOMph. Uieb. 
8a«a Slateta, Three (VictorU) KewbeijjJN. lu 
Btximond A Smith (Airdoaaa) Ooaga, Xkz., 28- 

30 ' ■ 

Ro««>r A SIma (PAta) Pakln. ID. 
■oaarda. Tb* (Stieat Fait) Stronsbant. III., 
^rS^ CBIiaot Pair) Raadall. Kan., Auc- « «■ 
Renafeaw. Bert (Mrttle Star) York, Pa. 

Sam J. TyiijeaUe) JaekaooTlUe. Fla. 
Roi^mora. Soaanoe (LeTey'a Care) Loa Anselu, 

2S-Aas. U. 

Bran. Ttaoa. J., RIebfleld Co. (St. Fraacta Uo- 
trl\ San FrancUco; (Orpbeom) San Pranelaco 

Burf'CUode <PoU*a) Watertwij. Conn.. Aos- 

RaV^ond A Banar fi5!fi*>iJn»*'gtS 
Bl&aid A Bnaaal— <8ra»*> : Paraq. N. If. 
Bnlab. PilacaM CWIMW OmM »kU>C> Ov.. 

i^Sjtefn.: 4M W. tliiniitiiirtM at. no- 

Bm&%«ncaa, * Baby laabeUe: Ko. S Oart- 

aer FUta, Kaornae. X^uu. 
ear KDScnie: 6608 Pralrlo are., Cbteaxo. 
earmood. Erelrn: « W. KHe au. Chicago. 
Sarmood. Boby: Wtodaor Hotel. Trcntoo. J. 
BeIdln«Slateti: 411 W. SOth at. N. X.C. 
Rfed Broa,! Se Saztaa at.. P im fci rt* . iUM. 
Relllr A Lewta: 04 W. lUth at^ ».Jt. O. : , 
Beazoa, The: Tba Billboard. (XadnaH. 
Beysolda A Donegan (Palace) I.oadon. Sac.. 

Ally I^nr. SI; 9'tUm Batro*) Parla, Franca. 

B^Biny K.: car* Jaulaaa Show. Neoabo, Uo. 

KtaaMTlW: ItMpoit. It 1;. S. T. 

•lee. Frank * Tim: CMS Tenon are.. Cblcaco. 
Btrbarda. Great Aerial: 38B Jenck* at., FaU 

BlTer, Uaaa. „ _ _ 

aiebardaooi. Three (Hew York Boot) >. T. C. 
ftlcbmood. MeKe«: 1553 Broadway. N- X. C. 
Sllry, Georje B. (Foc»at Park) Greenwood Lake, 

X. Y. 

Blnaer-Bendo Trio: 338 ScTcntta at.. Grand Bap- 
Ma, Mich. 

Blptey. Tom: SSS B. USd at., JT. T. C. 
BlTenbaB. Fnd: 880 Oantral Park. !(. T. O. 
Baaeb. Chaa. J. A Btbal: Hotd York. Indlaoap- 

niibiilaan. Prank A.: BUdcfOrd. Maine. 
Boherta, Hayaa A Boberta: Cedar Manor. Jamal- 

fuSterta,' Dainty Jane: ISIB Halaey St., Brooklyn. 

eoblaaoo. Bobble A Haael (Alrdooe, Woodcr- 
land Park) MInneapoUa. 

Bocera, Frank: 1440 IIH 't., MoUoe. Ul. 

Boaera, Ha»y Bill' Box 254 Beaaemer. Ala. 

BaUad A CtancU: 31 Grand Opera Booae, Chi- 
cago. 

Bab: .818 Tnmer at.. ZaaeerlUe. O. 




•ctd, Ooa: oa,:c«"-»«- 

B-Au. IS. 
Balan. John (Bappy Boor) Dallaa, Tex. 
Rankin. Herbert (Ocean Pier) Ocean City, Md. 
Blfnrr A Dots (DreamUod) BcHerUIe. lUL, Am 

1-3: (Alrdome) Barrlaboix 4-A. 
Btetobooa's Boraea (Cort) Chicago. Aaf^ 
Ryan A White (Sth At*.) H. X. C. 



Maemka aiaten (WaMamecr Park) Erie, Pa.: 

(Shea's) Ibnmto, Can.. Aug. 1-4. 
BaUth A Aabcnft (Nerel^t St. I^vta. 
Bmlth. Clay. A Malaotta Itstets (Xoaie Ball) 

Brighton Beach. M. T. 
Bt. OaM.jrM. B On. (umit nm 
Beach. M. T. 



^brrldan. Jnn fOlMr 



Stanton. 
Pa. 

{<>naoae A MIMb (Hlooodrocso) HIIiBm. Pa. 
etnart. Bdca (Wtoiram) San Pi naUa ca ; (A»i». 
_ Icaa) Saa PraaSaro, Ang. 1-* - : - _„ 
«tntaaun A Mar (Majaatie) at;^«MIS 'CBUM) 

Virginia, Abc.'1.B. i> >iV i- i'v'.,. 

fioctmoto Japaaeaa Ttmru (OMalMia'TMI IM. 

treal. Can. 

Stilrlds. Miss Sydney, A Co. (Orpheam) Salt 
Lake Cltr: (Orpbeom) Dearer. Col.. An^. !•«. 
Boaanne. Princeta (Paatagee') Portland, Ore. 
Btokes A Bjan (MaJeaUc) Bntte. Mont, 
•smers A Stock (Foar Mile <>eek Park) Brie. 
Pa.: (White City Park) Dayton. O.. Aug. 1-A 



frta a ktfc FIf JQ. a.) Bnatoa. La. 
Bp Jj ia l . PanI (Onkeam) B - - - ~ 
Pbenm) Ogaea. Aw. 1.8. 

Mar * r — - - 



> Salt lAka Oix: (Ot- 



folar * Bogera (Qwen) Saa Otefin. CaU 
ftsipoole*. Poor (BonI) Ban jCitaala. TWt. 
«yn<onda Jark (Bllmit Cbattanoaga. Xbnn.: Bl- 

^ Joo) KaoiTine. Aog. 1-8. 

SjTOooda, Ryan A Adama (Gnad) Taeoma, 
10'*ad)_ Portland^ Ore.. .Ang. 



Boatbeni Dao (Hl| 
IjCNat 



BarrWauc. Pa.: 

l^.tUJri-^. 



SImpaoo, Cora (Majestic) MlnoeancUa. 
St. Jobo A Bridge*: 427 E. S8tb aL M. Z. C. 
Sanda. M. M.: 610 Amity at., B MMIMl. f LL 
Saaford, Jer«; Blnghamtoo, N. Y. 
Sawyer A Dellna: 43 Pembina at-, Boffalo. 
Scberer A Newklrk: 18 Goodell at., BuSslo. 
ScblaTool Troopa: care Panl Xaaaig. 104 B. 14tb 
at.. M. Y. O. • ■ 

Seailc^ Aitlnir: MB CMMbb Omw atai, Cbi- 

Seara, Gladya: 2SS W. 38th at.. M. T. a 
Salblnl A Ororlnl: 0604 ITth are.. Bmoklm. 
Selby, Hal M.: Hotel Victoria, (ftlcago^ 
Scmoo Doo: ISOS Broadway, N. Y. C." 
St^nun A Do Foraat Co.: Central Park. L. I., 

Shlelda.' The: 2C7 City Ball, New Orteana. 
Short A Click: Box iioi, Dallas, Tex. 
Simmons. Qrest: 20T2 Ogden ave.. Chicago. 
SI Vsd A Inea: 2301 Normal at., Odar Falla. la. 
Sml Letta Slaters: Geo. Del., Chicago. 
Smith A Adama: 408 S. Halsted sL, Cblesso. 
Smltha. Mnaloa (Blrarrlew triti} Cblr 



Phlla. 

apa nl d lB g. Dnpaea A Tad: B«c 388, Oaalning, 
N. Y. 

Siadlnm Trio: St. Charlea Hotel. Chicago. 
Stanley, Bdmnnd: cam B, S. Kdta; Acre 

Bidg., N. y. a . 

Stanljy A Ohmri«« tUm AM. S Oak Lane, 

Slantooa. The: SSI W. 44th at., N. Y. C. 
Steger. Jolloa: Flayera' Club, N. Y. c. 

BIvIb: car* Xhe iMba. ISO W. 44tb 

"St? &^.*! Oifc i» w»««h 

Sione A Bayea: UU ftMt ara.. 
S:ocy. Moalcal: minra BaHL ^ 
Stnarta. Dancing: SIT Mehnaka B*£.'Chleaao. 
sfcunmara, AUcn: 1808 W. DlTlalon^ SWP^ 
Swain A Ostman: 805 IStb are.. 

Swanaoa. Basel Hay: Coowierclal . . 

Sylow. Banrr: 1SS3 Broadway. N. T. a 
Sylreater A Lozare: 440 Sd are.. X Y. C 
J^n. Billy (West End BalgbU) St. Loala. 
TTemalnea. Mualcal (Old Orchard Pier) Old 
Ottehard, Me.; (Bob) Boston, Mass., Aug. 1- 

Tbomaa AByaa (Paatagea'). Taeoma. Wash. 
Tnmer. Bart. Qj Ma M l Pgt Altbat. Can. 
Tracy, IvUm Miimmk inm, |k .O; Pnlla.. 
Aug. l-c 

Taylor. Mae (Kanl^ BtT £5jy;—- 
Taylor, C. Bdwlanw S. nraakOa St.. Sooth 

Bend, Ind. 
Taylor. Mae: 2308 S. 12th St., Pblls. 
Teed. Laxell A Berr: 4247 Lorain ave.. CleTeland. 
Thstcher. Geo.: 561 W. I4Sth at., N. Y. C. 
Tolls. The: (NiUonal) Havana. (Mba. Joly 4- 

Indef. 

Tracey * Carter: TIT eth an.. Seattle. 
Treat'a. Cspt., Seals: Taaaoaala. 3C:X. 
Troy. Xelson A Troy: B. 9. BL Xik 1. Smi S, 

Sheboygan. Wla. . . - , ■ 

Troyer, Lafe: Elka' Xempla^ %afeaMk 
TTOda^ Harry: cara Oa^ BBf W. Mk.ab. S. 

Trrooe, WaUaee: t^nS. 9tU 
Tolls, The frilai) Tl Tfjwa. MM'_ . . 
Van Ootia B CMicIr ^SSlSi Ibmat Ctty. 
Ark. 

VanleUea. The (Hippodrome) Dtlca. N. Y. 
ValleclU'a Leopards (Sth Atc.) N. Y. a 
Valadoaa, Lee (IsUnd Psrk) Easton, Ps.: (Ca- 

atno) Waab-. D. C. Ang. 1-S. 
Van Bpia. Jack (Grand) Clerelaod. 
Vardamaa (Poor MUe CTeek Park) Erie, Pa.; 
. (Meyara Lake) Caatoa. O. Aag. 1-8. 
Vynoa^ Mnateal (Majastle) Ft. IM«g*. la.: 

(Dnlqne) Dea Mslaca. Abb. I«. 
VMa, Otto iCamw Utaai) Ba ' 

■oo'a) Coney IMaaC'B. T_ 
Voce, Tom, A Cn. <n 

SpriBga, Pa. 
virtoru, Vesu (niiiiiinai) la* .AmbIm. 
Vsggea, The (Bljoa) WlHliiS^7iia.t (Mfn) 

Doloth. Mian.. Aog. 1-8, 
Valley Forge Comedy Four (Keith's) (^jlnmons. 

0. 

Valentlaoa, Poor Flying: Xhe BUlboaid. Cin- 
cinnati. 

Van. BUly B.. A Bcanmaait 

MlUaTN. H. 
Van. WUUa: 2681 ~ 
Vance. Gladya: 21 _. 
Van Boren: cara 

N Y. C. 

Variety Ooisedy Trio: IBIS Barth are., Indlan- 
apolia. 

Vernon. Dorothy: 300 EDClId are., Inman Park. 

Atlanta. 0«. 
VIctorine, Meryn: St. Charles Hotel.' Chicago. 
Vincent. John B.: 820 OUra St.. Indlaaap^la. 
VMa. Otto: 138 Hontaak aea-Broafctea. 
VoateUo * Mlak: 0iw«a<8Nin8Wirttkata. 
WUkena A ITOkcas Cbi. (TMaria)^iamore: 

(Caalao) Wash.. D. C Aag. 
WUUama Ooo (Lyric) Banstoa. Tex. 
WhattSM, The: St. Joaart. Me., 38-80: bneit- 

aadoab, la., Ang. 1-3: Omaba, Neb.. 4-6. 
Wnilama A Sterling (Saratoga Botel) (^cagu. 
Ward A WebaterTMaJestlc) St. PaaL 
WIIU A Ooeta (fUrmont Park) Eaaaaa City. 

Mo. 

Wolffbelm's, Bogene. LiTing Bronae Statotaa 
(Tanbllag Daa Park) BrMgetoa. K. J.: 
(Baoktf BHk) B«8hv. Pa- Aas. 14. 

Wn^*^^:tMte?lFSMr mO^mb) raet- 

Wlllard A Bond (Wigwam) San PrahelKa, 
Winchester. Kd. (Bmpreea) Kansas CUf, imo. 
Wade A Beynolda (BUoq) KnonlUe. TCaa.; 
(Academy) NeefaUu Tfc. Aja«._ jrS L 

Cblaholm 4-8. 
Wood Bioo. (Fontaine Ferry Park) Loalarllle: 

(I.ake aiS Park) Dallaa. l>x.. Ang. 1-8. 
WlllUma A Segal (Keith's) Phlla. _ 
White A Slwawaa (OrpheaB) Loa Aagetaa. SS- 

W^S^ Manr, t>. (lasHasU PaA) DcalUnaa. 
wlnTiT. *i(SS3Sf 'n8t^%ai&S»'%^ 

apolla. _ 
Wallace A Beecb (Caalao) Charlotte. X. C. 
WaltOBs, Six: 88 N. Snpertor St., Toledo. 0. 
Ward A Weber: MOT W'. Poplar at.. Yofk. Pa. 





Wsrren A 

Warren, l^on A 
Boebelle. N. X, 
Warricka. The 
Wsrtenberg Broa. 

St.. N. Y. a 
Waterbory Broa. A 

are.. N. Y. a _ ^- - 

Watera, John: (Wrle) Pl^ WayaSb 1B% . v.. 
Waters, tmm.SM W. JMB aU M i T. O. 
Wafers, jaa. B^'cawt ttlmlHti;'M mM ui m u g, B. 



■ORSU miE 

me Box 

Gun ran 

t ca. Box, Be 



aoe par Box 

Tg«m «u 

SloTto Box 

■uecau 




ILTK mo CtEU 

PoaadOaas. Tie UalTea. <0c 
Jan. Uo Tabaa. too 

UlCIHMti a tSU CIEUi 
Paand Cans. iOe Halna Mc 

BIUTCISFT CaUB 

»Jita Bottl« or Tin 

UniE FICE raiDU 

Bait Pound Cua, Xo UuArUn. >0c 



non QUMa 

Oo Bottle 

Mi. It WWSE 

ase Box 

tniiT saa 

Ue Bottle, with Broah 

tosamc 

lie Tin TtitJe All Color» 

L:gu;D iimce 



urtm 

ISO msarTan 



Tie Uusatte 




UgM. 



PooQd. nc HmlvM. COe Qoartaiw. I 

morm) piirrj 

Wc Tla Box 



THE GREAT LAKE COUNTY FAIR-Crowo Pomt, Ind. 

Angoat 23 to 28. FIrat Fklr In Northern Indiana. 4 DAYS, 3 NIOBXS. A legnUr earaleal at' 
night. PrtTllege Hen, get busy on this. Baby Backs. Cane Backs, la fa rt, anything goes tbat 
la not xav g-™i.ii«g Arse nlghta and toar daya — a long grind. rBBD WHBWIiBW, SecrataiT. 



WANTFn... FOR TK FARMEIS AND CITIZENS M ANNUAL FAU 

niUIIUi - AT TIPPECANOE CITV. OHIO. 

Ainat IB-U-lT-lS-lS-aO; IStO. Herry-(3o-Boand. V^rria Wheel. 8 good, clean Showa wllb good 
fMats. Ooaatry Store. Candy Wheel, Baby Back, Cane Back, Japanese Oamea. Norettlee, Omfattt, 

Ptoctnne THIer, Fboto Gallery, Loncb, Ice Crma, <3ones. Lemonade and Candy Standa; In fact, all 

good CoiKeaalons that can the money. We sell exclaatve rlshts. We hATo a day and nljAl 

Fair; ftometlllr.^ iloiCK xU tbe Tlir.t-. IjiTgt^ c.-TjwJ■^ end lovr rstes 'a traction ami Bte»:ii B.^B, 
You moat writ* or p^ca for »pxce. TEJIEY BUCKLES, Secy.. Tippecanoe City, OWa. 



GEO. H. PRPCTOR WANTS 

For PROCTOR'S WESTERN SHOWS 



Anythiog new aod novd in the Carnival 
FVee Acta, Circus Taleot, Musicians, T 
Sston, New Mexico, July 25th to 30th. 



of a 



WANTED-6000. HUSTLIII6 ASSISTANT MAIA6ER 

FOR TWO BIG FAIR GROUND SHOWS 

Han and wife to pat on nombera; also borlesqoe and TsoderlUe peo^. choras glrlx. good magi. 
clan, sister acta, also talkera. Tbla la a tent theatre, opening at (Canadian National Kihlbltioa. 
Tonmto. AMBMt a. tan g jaaaan; » «a*P an rn. SUta fawent^, W n j ar, faw n and tabls baait. 



WANTED FOR 




sttaitM praposltlons of i 
pileaai J. S. bjtAbtz. 



Wf Nno for I 



HOME COMING CELEBRATION 

NEW PHILADEI^HIA. OHIO. 




SHOWS WANTED 

AU Kilts If Shms. Paii AttncttHS aid CneessiOBS Wanted 



I aamOS par day. Oaten Aag. 3«KS1-Gept 1-2. 
■ TiAPOBTB CODNTT FAIB. 



Great Cosmopolitan Shows.No. 1 

OsnplABe one good Mir,: 'Man tn gMa'fnrtnrai ^rBriMBKWVsaaBMv gaoa: 

iitfor, Ills, July 25tli to 3Qth, MllwaikBi, Wis. Bl| 

l.0f P.'$ COBIUtlQB 

There wiD be SI^OM K. af P/r fitM di «mr Ik 
Angost Itt to Stb, iacfawre. 



Wanted to b«7< 
Wanted, ItaEaaT 



bhiesAod leaerved. 



BALLOONIST AT UBERTY 

Now Bookinil for Fairs. For particulars address 
AEHiONAIJT OBIPT^^ St, Orand^ 



Rapkb, Ifidi. liims 



BALLOON ASCENSIONS 



TOWKBBNQ, WaDaee Pa«fc, Faducah, Ky. 



address ELUER 
NoTrMTOM 



BKLLOON 
ASCENSiQHS 



PROF. LONGOpthe Balloon 

HAS OPEN TIMEfop Papks. FsIpb, 
Carnivals, and Land Salas. Pricas low. 




LADISr LIST. 

Abbott. Mn. Hranak 



ABm, mw <TaiU VBaydMi. Tltdala 

AUcb. MIh Salta Hdd. Mrs. lutes 

AUTO. Amy ■■Hctbcrt, Con 

Amber, Madam *H«fllllla. Mart^ 

AaderaoD. Miss TItIsii Henbal. Mr>. J. 

Ansrll. Ed7thr Bcrshall. Mrs. Will 

Aniell. Gertrude 'Heiwood. Joal* B. 

Ancni. Mra. J. T> •Rtlton. Creals 

Aieans, Mlsa Anna Hilton. Jesale 



ArdcU. Mlac KlU 
•Alkell. Aiir«U« 
•Armltace. Leotl 
Axaold. riomca 
•Ateblaon. Mn. A. 7. 
Ann, Uias B. 



HodKC Beatrice 
•Hoffmin, Dalsj- 
**Holdea. Acne* 
Rolperto. MIsa Nao 
Hopfclna. Mrs. B. W. 
Hard. Mlas Ida 



Avaklaii, His. Adellm Boward, MIsa Sadie 
•Ayeis. Trlzls Bowse, Mrs. Ida 

Bachnaii. Un. KatU BnlL Mlia E. Gtsnnls 
*Baker, Uari* Hnlllonr. Miss Bose 

Baldwla. Mtoa Winnie Hunter. Mrs. Anna 
•Balcstrler, I* De Hoster. Miss Ssai* 
Ran. lOaa Dot Ibes. Mrs. Dollr 

BiMV. MlH Ortbe IncersoU. Bessie 
"Btal^ttm, ' «nd Irr-lDs, Mrs. Frank 

Jaekaon. Edith 
•e»y. tells Jaekson. SIIm Loma D. 

Beanie;. Mrs. KUa James. Ethel 
Beedy, Mrs. Morit Jennler. Mt». Geo. 

•Jmell. T<x«l> 

JabDsoa. Miss Dot 
JataDSOB. Mrs. B. 
3m«oa * Co.. Abbs 
Karr. Mrs. B. T. 

B«n«d. HUlle K^„'2'^.SS~ 
Bemaid. Mablo S?f • 

•B"SS^r^ie?- K-«.?enu. M. 

gSiSJSe."lS,S?^ L.Q«taUn, Ml«i W, 
Bond, Mrs. 
Booth. Miss Lan 



Banr. Mis. 
-n^Kint. HtMi 
Bandar. Mjnto 
tanettta. Xcs. BfO 
BaBtsDfl Bocotbj' 



Breton. Befnlee 
Brown, Lena B. 
•Brosm. Beaale 
Bryant. MIsa Fi 
BnntAD. Mfs^ L B* 

Bmdla. Oadl . •. 




Ulas DoUla 
, jUas EIU 

ild. Violet 

Carson. Mrs. Viola 
•Carlettm. Flasta K. 
rarltoD. Mlaa Blldia 
••Carsello, Josie 



1^. Mbn HarHett 
T>B<9. Miss t«retta 
•Lester, Pearl 
Lester. Mlw Pearl ■ 
Llndberft. Miss Berths 
List. Onldle 
Uttlejobn. Mrs. Uand 
Lottns. Miss Helen 
Lole. Madam 
*LaDir. Besale 
Lore as. Miss Lorena 
*Lorenz, Sa Delia 
•Loronz. Mercedes 
LoTeland, MIsa Lelaf 



•bnstta. Msad 
C^cb. Sba. TVank 8. 
Lynch. Miss Haxel 



Chapman. Mrs., and Be-j^yu^ Moodle 



rala 
Clark. Stella 
•Clark. Dolla 
•Clark. Oertis 
••Clay born, Dolly 
Clayson. Jamila 
rohn. MIsa A. L. 
Connelly, Mrs. L. L. 



Cooper, vn. Vv 
Ooiidaad. Mrs. Ladle 
•Ootson. Ooim T. 



•MeRlerono. Annie 
MscFarlsnd. Mn. Aaaa 
Mclntyre. Mrs. Once 
Machen, Bland 
MadUl. Marie - 
••Madison. EW* 
Mahara. Mrs. W. A. 
Uancanellas. Dora 
•Mannlnc. Both Cania 
Manory. Fffle 
Man tell. Dot 
•Marent<?tlc. Mrs. AL 



MS.n?e„;M.S» 



J 



0«yle. Mra, Jennie 
Dalrlnctoa. Mrs. M. 
Dale. Miss Violet 
Dale. Miss Bonnie 
•Dalta. Mrs. Zlla 
••Danner. Mrs, Boac 
DaTcnport. Pearle 
DsTenport. Norma 
DaTcme, Mattis 
DsTls, Jaonlta ^ 
DeOre. Pauline ♦ 
DeVere. Madam 
DeVere. Kthel 
|»»De Vere. Marie 
••DeVeme, Thelma 
Dean, joy 

Oalar 

Mhl W. B. 




Mis. wnUam 
Keine 

. JnlU 

miott Mtaa name* 
Ellsworth. MIsa FM^ 
Elmore, Florence 
ETsns. May ■ 
Brana, PmiI • 
Bwtnc. Mrs. Gtalw 
Fay, Era 
mrlda. Marie 
Fisher, MIsa May 
fiord. JeweU 

■6mk moB Waada 
TKt, Un. GUn 

rrsdaad. inmei 

•nwo. Clara 

Pnlrher, Un.' B. A. 
•FUIar, Lole 
rbOer. SClss Gloria 
GaAiey, Miss Bens 
Oamer, Mrs. M. L. 
■Qaather. Zenobra 
•OliTord. Ada 
Goodmand, Ansnsta 
Gordon. Mlaa Heleo 
Gordon. Ainu 
Goidsa. Mrs, W.' X. 
Gowody, Mn. Mnd 



Usrshsll. Lellna 
MaistoD. Zelda 
Mattlaan. Maurice 
•Maybew. Banlett 
Man. Anna 
WMm Twli 
Meyers. Mn. O io rw . 
•Meyars. LoolM . . . 
Millar SUten 
Mnier. Gertnia . . 
Miller, Nina 
MUls. Fsnnle ». 
Mills. LilUsB 
Milton. Josle 
•Montacne, Loolss 
Moatsomery. B. 
Mootfomery. Mae 
Montrose Sisters 
Moody, Msad 
Uooney. Bdltb 
•Wiwley. May 
••Manua. Tasaa 
Xewaua. Uxtt. Y. 



•SM. 



TOte 

(TBreta. Mr*. MatttrW. 
OHML Xi*. Wmr 



•PaiR. Helen Vaa 
Puntser. Planrbe 
Peplng. Mrs. S. 
Peqnana Princesa 
•Perry Slater* 
Phelps, Una 
PhDUpa. Mande 
••Hcree. Lolita V. 
Pitts, Mrs. W. H. 
putt, Marie 
Poison. Mrs. Harry 
Pontlfex. Mrs. C. M. 
•Primrose. Helen 
*Rsl»h. PrlnreiB 
BamoD. Mrs. T. N. 
Bamond. Miss E. 
Beed. Ada 



'Orabam, K. Oettnte Bemier. Zelna 
•Oreevwoed. VeUlA BeyiMdds. Katberfne 
•Crecorr. Beesle •Btca. 3Ir». MHlle 

^lifflD Sisters IHeh-iT>l«, Mr«. T D. 

MIsa Cbt«- - • 



Thornton, DoUla 



BoMdl. Un. Kick 
Bnasdl. Kdia 
Baasen, Uaisant 
Sadler, Un. 
•Sadne, Flocccee 
St. CUIie. Jalla 
Sandon, Caasle 
SsTor, Jeas 

'Scott. Peail A. 
Shaffer. Anna 
Sbaw, Un. Maode 
•Sheldon, MarU 
Sllrerlake. Mrs. Mande 
Slomao. ^Irs. 
•Muiltti. May 
Smith. Elma 
amitb. Tabltba 
Smith. NeUle B. ' 
Smith. Alice 
Spean. Kua 

Stark. UIMO 
Steplaasa, Ooiv 
Stewart; Claadel P. 
StewaK Baama- 
Stewart, iln. Hany 
Stooer. Un. Lallan 
••Swcdiab I«dl08' Qoar 

tette 
••Talcott Coidia 
Tanner, May 
Thatcher, Alpha 



Uhl, Mrs. S. Jennie 
Van Et>P8as. Mer^erlte 
Van Carder, Mrs. H. E. 
VandCTer, Grace Doria 
Vangban. Dorothy 
••Vaagbn. Dorothy 
•Vernon, B. 
VIda, Bahy 
Vincent, Mnrlel 
WalUce Slaters (Trixle) 
•Walton, Clara 
•Warden. Florens 
•Waidotto, BsteUa * 
Co. 

WaiBcr, Helen 
Webb. Maddallne B, 
•WoOa. Ida i 
Wcttoo, Cbartotla 
Wbeeler Slaten * Moth- 
er 

White. Florence 
••Whittman. Fay 
•Wlllard. Mrs. J. W. 
wnmoth. Mrs. Lydla 
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••Adama tc Lewla 
Adel, oB, S. 
•Ahlberzs, Two 
■•Ahmat, NImo 
Aiken, WlU E, 
•Albss, The 
•Alhertl 

AlbtOD. Wm. ' _ 

wn. K. 



Betaee, JnUoa 
BelAnd. The. Troope 
•BeUotd. Geo. : 
Bella, Dinelnc 
Benee ft Gotdoa 
Bender, BIBy « 
•Bennett, Harry A, 
Bennett, Paul 
Bmnelt Bros. 
Bennett, Blchard 
BnmloctoD, Lonls 
~ - , Jack 
. Beuy 




••BortOO. BUf 

Blehart 



Bntler Bn*.' 
Batler, W. S. 
Botte, O. J, 
Cacum, Geo. 
••CaUahan. Obi 
Cam, W, J. 
Cameron, 

Cameron, "TIIOM A. 
Camp, BeibaR'- '. 
CampHeld. Aaikar 
Campo, Ernest 
Cannon. C E, 
Carey A Stampe 
Carey, Doc 
Carlo, King 
Carmelo, P. 
Carneal. C. C- 
Carpenter. Billy 
••Carr, Thomas H, 
*Carr« A Carnr 
Carrlogton. A. B. 
••Carroll, B. L, 
Carroll Comedy Co, 
Carroll, Coleman F, 
Carter. Don E. 
••Career. Cbaa. B. 
Oatier, Uoo t, 
•ftaipa. Benaaa 
Chanbera, T. H. 
Ubanenf*,. XM 
CbampUo. ChM.' 7> . 
tniapala, CbM" 
Cbapds. wm.- 
Chapman. J. B> 
•'bari'en. LbBd 
Ctaefalo, Mr. 
Cheater. Geo. 
Cheater. Chaa. 
CkeoTltont. C. C. 
Chrlsman, Bobt. 
Circle D Baaeb 
•Clalr; Ins 
Clark, Chas. 
Clark, Chas, B, 
Clark. Talbott 
Claik Bna: ~ 

OootpoiV . 
Clatt * Ve^ 
Clark * ITCT 
Claytoa, Joe 
Clereland, CbaM. C 
Cleveland. SI 
CUlTonl, DuTld B - 



•Dbriaj. Jaaea B, 
gww, B. 
BpTcnport, A. U. 
MTObport, Lew 
Oarliatiis. V. B. 
DaiTla. Claado 
DtTU, BlebaM U 
Davis, U. W. 
•Davis, Col. Lnnford 
Dcvls, Perry 
Darts. CsrI 
•Davis. JM~ 
Davis, W. : 
Dsy. Joe. 
•Dsyton, Geo. A. 
DeAnta, Billy 
•DeBabestrler, Lonls 
De Been. Alex 
DeBorde, Robt. 
De Forest, I^ed 
DeFoy. Jack 
DeGoldIa, Mr, 
DeKreko, Chas, 
DeKrefco Bros. 
DeMaln. Bairy P. 
DcUane, Barrio 
On Boaa. Fett 
•DoBoaa, PMt 
De Boaa. Mr. 
•UcVeida, Bert 
De Vine. J. Art 
Da an, Chas, B. 
Deaimtn, W. H. 
■ Daarailn,- H. 



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IKIshoyde, 1. U. 
Delaporte, Wm. 
Dell. Bronco 
•♦Delmont. Fred 
Delmore, Deacon 
Ddvallee, A. 
Deonla Bros, 
Dent. Wm. 
Derbom, Oeotge 
Devere, 
Devoe, 
Dewar. W 

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.Glide. Job. B. 
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Boffmaa.' Uaotleo do 

Kissinger, Wm. le 
Kobler tt Adama 2e 
UcCree. Adeline B. Zc 
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Alexander & Sonthem 
•Alfred, Charlea 
Allen, Bart 
ADen, B, F. 
AUen, E. B. 
AJlman, Chas.- 
Allmsn, Dock 
Alpfne, Cbaa. 
•AMng, Harry O, 
Altman. B. W. 
AlTOk B. 
siiiA*- , Hadji 
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AadnwB. JM. 



Prof. 

H. G. 

An, Fred & 'Vnia 
Am,' Ftank 
Aaahl Troope 
Alterhuiy, C. E. 
Atterbnry. W. A. 
Atwood, Frank 
Angtir, Capt. Geo. 
Aura, B. 
Anstin. Dick 
AnatiaUui Tzio 
•Antra ramtiv 
••Ayen, Frank L. 
Badgltf & Ueber 
BaUey. Geo, W. 
Balrd. Carl 
Baker, Myroa 
BaU. W. H. 
••Balxano. C. T. 
Bnta. Artlmr 
Baather, Mr. ft Mn. 

Chaa. H. 
••Banyan 
Barber. Mr. 
Barclay. Don 
Barksky, Qeorse 
••Barlows^ . Bnr^ 
Barren. A. C 
Bairy, JaSMS. 
Barton. John A. 
Baasage. Bert 
Bates A Cb 'stle 
Batbnnt. Wm. 
Baton. C. L. 
Baom. Win 
Baxter, Thomas 
Beara, Hnben 
Beaaley. Bobt. Can 
Beck * Besney 
Beck, Wm. 
Becker. Cbaa. A. 
Belter, Joe 
<***rtier. Chas, 
•Beety. Bros. 
*Blrfca«U A Cllwy 



•BlKelows. The 
BlUlck, Harry 
•"Biny," Sir. 
•Birmingham. W. M, 
Bisbee A Connelly 
••BIschoff, Jas,.F. 
Btackmore, Ted 
Blaclcstone, Chas. 
••Blair. Sam 
Blasengame, BoDert 
Blertns. H. F. 
BInmbardt, Wm. 
••Bogaimya, Joe 
Bosaid. Anold 
BoB-AlrTMo 
Booker, Beuy 
Booth * Bootb 
Bonlll, Dnteli - 
B ooaa. Oa a, 
BOBWortb^ J.' 
Boui^taB. Bmr 
Bow. Pant 

Bowen. W. H.. Shows 

Boyd, Clifton 
Boyd. Bobl9' 
BiVds, the Two 
Boyds, the Two 
Boyles, Wllllcm 
Bradley, A. T. ■ 
Brady. Ed. 
Brandford. Tom ' 
Bnvo, Sol 
Bny, Harry 
Brenton A Bnnkle 
Brewer, Capt. Cbaa. 
Brlnkman. Ernest 
Btlnkman. Errest 

Rroeitvdl. Dnck 

Brooier, B. H. 
Brbot t Star 
Browder Ic Browdd 
Brown, Sidney 
Brown. S. C. 

Brown. 61Iaior« 

J»at 



BsowB. BDIlo 
yrowB . BotbwoB 
Brown A Crontn 
Browidea * Beed 
••Brace. Ualeotm 
••Bmltcr. Thoa. 
Bryant, Joe . 
Bnechler, Jotaa' ' 
••Bnrdlck, ClasoBOO " 
Rnrg,: Klnny - 

"B^"». Hamr J. 
Bnrgcas. lion 
Bnrke, M. B. ^ 
Bnmett, Harry ?■ V 
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••Clifford. Dare B. 

•CUnton ft ] 

••Cochran, ti 

cole, H. C. 

Cole, Harry 



••Cole. & Rodgers Shows Shows 



Dcney, J. O. 
Dove. Jtdmny 
Dcwninf, Will 
I>owns, Foster 
•Oownle's Dog * 



Collier. Fred 
Collins Shows 
CoUlna, BUlIe 
Coloway. Tom 
Colson. Chas. 
Coltoa. Jas.' B. 
Colton, Bert B. 
•Comha, Fnnk 
Comptoo, J<din 
Coaaat. Boy W. 
GonkllB, ys*py 
•ConkUB.' Bbnr 
Conlon. A. 8.' ' 
Connell, Al. 
•Connelly, Fnnk A. 
Coaners, T. J. 



••Drske. WUl 
Draper, W. S. 
Drikcoll, Harry 
••DronlUoQ. Frank 
DnoUlOB. naafc 
Dabola * Lake 
Obbote, r. U. 



. ••Dmat, L 

••Dnnnt, BOllo' 

Dnronda, 
Duross A O'alvln 
DnVatl. Frank 



••Conaolldited Amuse. Dwyer, Cbaa. 



Company 
Ccnway, Joe 
Cooper, S. H. 
Co<ver, F. B. 
Copeland, Jea 
Copping, Hany 
Coretto,'3ae - 
Corey, H. 
Corson, C. 
Costello, Jack 
Coortney, J. N. 
Conrtney. 0. B. 
••Cooslna. imtk 
Conalns, Jock 
Cox, Fred 
Cox, Fred 
Cislg, Harry 
Crala. W. E. 
CkBwford. Bd, 
Cnlghton. Cbaa. 

*ciHar ft Dim 

Crfgler. Banv , . 
Cranln. Jaek-Ih'. .- . 
••Crosby. IkNdb 
Craoae. Ooear 
Ctawnorer. Ordo 
Cnrran, Jamca 
Cnrtls. F. W 
Cntter, Frank J. 
•C-nttIng, Chas. B. 
••Cntting. Cbaa, 
Dale, A. L. 
Dale A Dale 
Dale A Caneg 
•Dely, C. A. 
Dames, Merle 
DazLford. Carl 
Danner, Fred 
Dsno, Frsnk 
Oaaora,; EiLrsi 



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Kckerson, Ed^ 
EckholT ft Gordon 
Eckhotr, Fred B. 
Eddy Family 
Edwards, John 
Edwarda* Ctrcna 
•Edwards. Ham. 
EEKleson ft Smith 
Elliott, JImmIe 
Ellsworth, A. J. 
••Elstnn Broa 
Bmmy. Karl 
Bbgle. Prof. B. B. 
BbbIs, rrank 
•BpotdB, loo . . 

Bnmtte. Ht'..-- 
Btleksoa. 3. U. •■ 
■rafa ft Bwlo. 
BiBla. Voia . 
••Bnrtb. J. A. 

•Batlodel. A. D. 
•Brans. Chas. 
Etans ft Ford 
Evras, Herbert 
Evans. Mr A Mrs. Cbas. 
Evans, Oeorge 
Exum, Tbomaa Moore 
Faddy. Fred 
•Fsgan, Noodles 

Frubaw, Babtnto 
Fagan, Art 
Farley. Fnak 
Farley, Mr, 
Fkrlow ft Fowler 
•Famom, M^'tB oll 
FaoBt A Lee 
Fearneto, 
Feely, Jack 
Fclton. W. T. 



Fenberg, Geo. U. 
•reodell. OaalN 
Feneloa, Chaa. B. 
Fcaner, Geo. 
Fenner ft Lawrence 
i'e t teier , Hany 
Fetter, Adam 
Fl. Id. Al. ii; 
Flelda. Benrj 
Find, N. E. 
FInneraa, Jaoies 
•Fisher. W. B. 
Fisher. W. X. 
Flaber, Clyde T, 
••KIske, E. D. 
Fleming. R. P. 
Flo.vdell, Floyd 
Flowers, Howard 
•Flynn, Tim 
Flynn, Jos. £. 
Ftid. Tie 
Faman. Al. 
Foster, Boban B. 



PMter. O. O. 
••BobMe VOMrtaiB 

Shows 
Fox, Jo*!! 0. 
••Foxes., tbe 
Fralick, Hatiy 
Frank. J. J. 
Frank. Cusa. B. '9.- Vi' '. 
Free, Karl 
Ftench A Bwlng 
••Frenka. The 
Frleboa. Thro. 
••Frond. Otto 
Futcb, Rt'glDHld 

•Gabriel W. J. 
Oclvln, F. W. 
Galvin, Jas. A. 
Oalvln. Tomaa 
Garano. Prof, Bobert • 
Garcia. Dan 
Gardiner. George 
Oarfleld, Herman J. 
4Satgtalo, Chevalier ' 
Qamtt. U«yd 
eaaat.'-7ami_..- - 
•Oaylor. B. B.' 
QebriBger. OL 'P.' 
CMger. O. U. 
••Oeaestes. DeLa 
Gibbons. Tom 
Gibson. A. W. 
Glbaon. James H. 
enea. Ferris 
GUIalr. W. V. 
Gin, Jim 
■•RHmon Family 
OOnore. Cbaa. 
•Ollmoce ft LsToor 
••Gleaaon. Uttio Law 
Glenn. Bd. 
•01»nn. Albert 
Gold. A. L. 
(Sorden. Herman 
Gordon ft Bennett 
Gordon. J. Sannden 
••Gordon. Max 
Goaham. O. E. . 
••Con. Lnlrl 
••Gould. W^ 

a i ' BB ll HIJ. T< 

Gnnbarr ft 
Grant. Sam 
Gray. Bernaitf .' ■ 
Gray, Bernard IL : 
•GvaT, Warry 
Greeo. Wm. T. 
Green. Mentnne 
••Green. Pbll D. 
Greenherg. Jack - 
Greer. Jtan 
Gregg. Eddie 
Gremmer & Melton 
Gmilock ft Byre 
••Gretencotd. Frank P. 
Grey. Norman 
Grlswtdd. Fnak B. 
•Omas. Albert 
GnMity. Fraak 
Gait Ooaat W. Aalmal 



Hubert, Bea ■! 
BUlyard. B. W. 
BUton, John 
Hoaglan Brot. 
Robaon, H. P. . ' 
Hogean, Geo. ' 
Bollos, Fnak 
Bolaua, Hany 
HoMola ft SiBBitar' 
Homo. W. L. ■ 
Boaawwaa;' Prof: P, w. 
BoMoiL Bugao ' 
Bopp ft BiuwB 
Bonn, Larry 
Hotalln. Edward O. 
Boward, Martin 
Howard, Prof, B. 0. - 
•Howard, Mr. . 
Howe. J. Mootgoaoiy ■ 
Hogbea. Frank 
tlulshire, Joe 
Uulslxer, Joe 
Humphrey. Tboopaa 
Hnnt. Barry 
••Bant. Jack 
Hnnt. Berbt 
Hunter. Cbaa. 
Hunter, Clyde 
Hnntcr. Geo. A. - 
BnxbtftPMMr ' 
BFlaDdh'tbb.Skm 
■ Siralop. Jin ' 
Uola. tbe Dixie 
inoff. Ben 
Irwin, Jamea 
Jiek, Eagle 
Jackson, G. B, 
Jacobs, Bnrt 
James, BUIle 
James, H. M. ' ' 
James, Frsnk :.- 
Jaaleker, Barry 
Jay, Geo 
JaSOtloo; C3C0CO 
Jcaaor. Geo., s. - 
-JoBBlaiEa^ XabBHb 
Johaadar. "PanI 
Johnson, Twitter ' 
Johnson, Otto 
Jobnsoo. Dave 
Johnson, Chas. 
••Johnson, H. W. 
Johnson, Ab. 
JohoaoD, Bert 
Jidinson, Carl M. 
Johnson. W. A 
Johnston. PhlUp ' r. , 
Johnstone. Chester 
••Jones. Fnnk B.' ' 
Jones, Ted B. 
••Jones. Artbar 
Jones. Bobby 
Joaes, J. P. ^ 
Jnllano. Tbo S 
Jnndo, MIgnel 
Kalda, K. 
Rslln. EngCM 
Rslms ft lAlteSHi . 
Eamplala ft MB ' • ' 
.Kane, OUmB,.'- 
- flBkr.'H..,.. 




Hasg. M. 8. 
Hadley. Dock 
Hager. Paul 
HaKgerty: Joo - 
Rale, Bert 
Hall, I,m> 
Hall. Albert 
Hall. Art 
BamUton, Lew 
Hamilton. B. B. 
HamntoB. Qleaa 
HamBtoB ft Orooo - 
Ramntoa, onie 
Hamlltoa, Qoot 
HamMtOB. ^"b** 

•BaakOBOoa. K M. . 
Haaioa ft Walib 
Haaaeitbln. A. P. 
Hannah. Homar 
BaaooB Triplets 
Hsndstt. C F. 
Bardenbrook. O. W. 
Haidla. Bd. 
Harding. Bert 
Harding. Ed. (Doe) 
•aargnrea. H. Jr. 
Barklns. O. F. 
Bsrper ft Hsrper 
Bsrper, TnA 
RsTTlRan, Edw, 
WurrlnEtnn. Bill 
Harrla. Thomaa 
Uarrla. Sam 
Harris. Geo, 
••Harris. H. V. 
•Harrla Broo. 
••Harts, Bobart T. 
Barrar. Doe Bogor 
•Harrey, John 
Haaklaa. BanT 
Ratbeott, Bokllt ■ 
••Batan. U. 

Healy. Dan 
Heberts, The 
Hecker. H. F. 
Hells, Harry B. 
Held, Jnle 
Henchey. William 

nenke. Heaiy. 
Henley FamOy 
Henley. J. B.. : 
Henry, HI. 
Herman, Wm 
Hess, Mr. 
Hester. Le Boy 
Hett, L. 
••HIatt. Clyda 
HIeka, Earl 



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Keny ft Kaiav 
Kelly, Jack ^" 
Kelly, Sam ft' Ida 
KeUy. T, H. 
K»|«>^ JM C 
Ecndall. Chas. 
Kennedy. MUe J. 
Kennedy, John 
•Kennedy. Bddls 
KeaaelT Marlooartaa 
KestsTS. Tbo 
Koalartoa. Cadjr 
KMCh. B. B. 
••KIdd, Jim 
Kidder. Cbaa. B« 
Kleley, Bobert 
Kiknebl, F. 
Knbrlde. Percy 
KImbsU Broo. 
•Klee Roe^ L ■ 
King, Leo B. 
Kingsley. J. B. ' . . 
KlBnen. Tbe 
••Klrschbsnm, Bntiy ' 
KlttrldEe, E. O. ' 
•Kllmenl. Bmll 
Kllppel, H. T. 
Klower, Dsve 8. 
•Klntlng's Animsl Bbuw 
Koykeodall. Artbar 
Kohler. Low- 
••Kohler. U B. 
•K«to; r^a*. . 
ValmBa.jr.'.r.:V' 
Koaery. Jack' 
Krniiaa. T.-P.- 
Knmer, Fred . 
Kretnbrink, Otto 
•Kreaa, John « 
•Kadar;!, Japaaeoo 
Kum, Tom 
Rnokle, Bd. 
Knrtla. Wm. 
La Gene. Billy 
LaFame, Johnnie ■ " ^' 
T.aMarr A Slada ' .. . -■ 
La Marr, L. B. 
La Bose Broa. ' ■ *' 
I*« Salle, o, c, , - 
••LaSalle Trio " -^ c; 
La Vettes. Tbe 
La VIn, Jack 
La Tone ft Drew 
Laekey. Prof. Leo j 
XalB, Bd. 
T iB Bib i l tfl. U* 
Lanke, Bd». a . :' 
baaoDt. Bofcle. . 
•Laaipa^ Bdward 
Laadla. Bdward -'^ - 
Lane. Bdwani 
Lane, Artbar 
Lanell. Cbaa. 
Lanbam. Fred K. 
Larke. Leonard ' . 
Larmer, Clyde 
Lanen, H. E. 
Laverty. Chaa. 
Law, H. C. 
Lawrence ft Rnsael) 
Lawrence, Geo, 
•T*irton. Fr»d »• 
••Le Land. H. F. 
LePorte, Joe 
f.eRor, T,eon • , . 

LeRoy. B. B. 



Lee, Ben 
Ue. Stm 



ixi] Dave T Um» 

u^. wiuun a. 

U-lcta. Adam 

I/Kidard, Cbirler 
brOMid. J. S. (Sara) 
' •licooard. Oeona V. 
Lwaard. High Joiop- 
Uonud. J. « ; 
rafter. BobfR 
•LMlIe. The 
t/cstrr, Al. 
Lewis, Dan B. 
Lewis, Prof. Harry 
•Lewis, Artie 
•Lewlt, E. W. 
Lriclt, J. Prank 
Le<>'l>. Dan R. 
Lewis. H. r. 
••Llenbtiscer, Ooa 
LIuilPoatreet. Wm. 
Linlffer. Harry 
*Lln«Iex, Walt» 8. 
Lint, D. 8. 
•Lionet, A. 
L'tUeHeld Itrd 
•Loard, W. W,: 
Lockabar. D. Il> ' 

Loeb. v. 

U«aD. Bobtrt B. 
•bwiton. Jib 



"loar It W««t . 
Uwd; Sam 1. 
•Lett, loan IT 
Lmle. Prlnca 
LnblD. N. 

Lueasea, Tbe Aerial 
Lulgl. oeoree 
*Luke&«. Barry 
Lund. Dan 
Lyman Twins 
•LymaD. Bowacd 
Lyneb, Irtab J. 
•McCaffrey, BogUa 
McCan Trio 
•MrCann. H. O. 
McCloskey. lobn It. 
Mccracken, Tbos. 
••McCnllongb. Carl 
Mcnade. Darla 
SlcPailc. B. C. 
•VlrGntoab. AUni 



Xenn. K. M 
:iatkaB Bnie.' M»«a 
Ktda. B. 
Nalan. Jack 
Xevada, n«»<l 
MeTada. BmiDi>tt 
NcTea, Jdo. D. 
Newman, Jaui>-» D. 
••Nlchola. Lew 
NIcbola, B. L. 
•Mebola Amt. Co. 
McbolaoD, Tetl 
••Noble. Borace V. 
Nosle. Clinton U 
Nokes, Bay 
Norman, Ned 
Norton, J. B. 
Nye. B. H. 
•iihassany. Mr, 
Odell & Hart 
Offden. Cbaa. 
— Olejnik. John 
OUrer, Perry P. 
ullTvr. BlUj J. 
OlUer. Ike 
•iillrcr. fairy 
••One ■ttiac aiinUae 
Urtk,' Ifircr 
oaboni. J. o. . 
Orertnrr, Slim 
uwvoa. Wu.. 
OwnM. Billy * Hay 
Oyler, Doc 
Pa Inner. W. f. 
I^rkrr. AL O. 
Parka. Sam 3. 
Parrta. O. W. 
'Paiaaa, Walter 



Pattanoo, Wbltey 
Battarson. Wm. 
»*e»r»<in. W. 1^ 
Phinioo, Arebte 
Pbllllps. C. O. 
Plem. Alfred 
•*IMerr« * tlnaaa 
Pilgrim. AlfM'iA. 
I'llie. P. P. 
PInKO & Leo 

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Poole. rr«d 
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Power. W. W. 
Powetn, Kd. 



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McGregor, H. B. 
McHenry. O. W. 
Melatlre. Ed». r. 
•Melntoab. Allen 
MeRfc. Hanr 
MCKInMy. iL 




Mack, mnk Ik j 
Ma«k, Wo.. 



, C <!. 

Slack ft uamy 
Uack'a. Hallle Showa 
Baeo, Praok 
Balsa. Cbaa. 
Mtlone. WUaon B. 
Manager Ladlea' B. B 
Mann. Billy 
••Mirth. Boy 
Marsball. Wm. 



Price. E. A. 
Price. Bennte 
Preatoo. Georga 
•t»T»mroa», Oei^n* H. 
Qnlney, Tbomaa 
Bace, Doe 
Bate. Fred J. 
Rare. R. B. 
RadellSe. Stim 
Bae. J. O. 
Bagadale. Barry 
Banner, Jack 
Balnea. K. C. 
Ralaa. Jobn 
Balpb. tbe Elephant- 

Skin Boy 
'Ramaden, Wm. T. 
R£msey. W. A. 
Kaadoo. A. 
BapoiMirt, SL T. 
RaretU 

Baymoadt. Two 
••Ream. Frank 
•Reckleaa Becklaw 

Troupe 
Red. Balloon 
Reclmood, Geonte 
Redmond. Balph 



•Marten Family CydlatfS^' 25"*f 
••Martin. Ocorgc C. 5^. En«>eta 
Martin. Harry 
••Maaklln. Clarence - ' 
Mataon. Roy 
•Matsnraote. S. 
Maul. B. L. 
Marollo 

••MaiweUa. OlafcBee 

M. Showa 
May, Billy 
May. sum 
Meeker. Matt . 
Meleon. Bany 
MeWln. Jaman R. 
MeUln. Frank ' 
••MenrteUbon, Jake 
•Meat. J. M. 

MeiTin. Sebastian „, ,. . _„ , 

Marrimana. Billy & Era S!""?"!?*- ' 
Merten. Cbaa. W. 
Metx. Wm. R. . 
Meyer. Clint V. 
Mllea. Billy -. . 
Mlllen. T. I. : 
•Miner. J. O. •■ 
' Miller. Mad 
Miller, Barley W. 
•Miller. Tbeo. 
Miller. Frank r. 

MllllgBB. F. 8. 

•Mlllman. J. D. 
Mllla..Ja8. K. 
M^MW * Mmria , 



SSSi:iia&- 

BeM. A. 3. ■ . 

RekL A. J. 
Bdnlebe, A. B.~ 
'•BeereUy, Dam 
•Beyaand * MelTllla 
ReyaoHa. Ma D. 
RbMCB, nnny B. 
' Rbodea. 3. H. 
RhMlea. PIek 
•Rice. John 
••RIeh. BenJ. 
Richards, Jack 
RIcharda. Capt. Geo. 
W. 



•Wintiitik Ina 
••Mnbammed. Prof. 
Moller, Lorena 
Mnnn. Robert B. 
••Moon. Robert H. 
Mooney, Benton D. 
•Moore. Frank 
Moore, C H. 
Moore. Bob 
•Wnrak. Chaa 
•Woraka. MarMa 
••Motan. Chia. 
Mnran, 'Joe D. 
JlDrgaa. AL T. 
UoRla. Ik* 
Uotrlt. H. Ik 
Morrltb, C, W. 
M«m»w. Jaa. A. 
MOTtlmer. Charlie 

Hamm. R. L. -- 
Marphy. J. R. 

Mofphy. i. yh -r, 
Jtnrphy, Jaa 4. . .. 



{JHrray. n, a 
Myia k Jlyntt 

Vadea. Lew 



Rlebarvlaoa, Qeo. 
RIcbanlSAo. A. R. 
Richie. Tom 
•RIckerla. T. W 
Riddle Jb. Rhyme 
•RIniey. rha«. B. 
Rtc««. A. R. 

Rigjm *;Rte«8 
Rlaaer.l.A.- 
Rlaehart. V. ■ . . 
,nttHvJtat 

: aSwT^bmt'* to. 

Rabertt; Stanley J. 
Roherta^ Blackle 
* Roller la. 'Bdw. 
••Bohertt. neone W. 

•Roberta. Stantley. 
••Roberta. Oeo. W. 
Roberta. Fred 
Rnblnann. J. D 
Robinson, J. Milton 
RoMfor. R. a. 
•Ropbacb. OaTid 
Rollins. Sidney 
Roas A naly 
Ro^a, Stantley 
Itoaa. A. I. 
Roiaw i Uldgett 
RaaBhtoai. A. M. 
Ranaa. St. Clali* 
Rneker. Maark* 

Rnaaell, Bob 
. Rnaaelt, R. L. 

Rnaaell. Rnb* 
: Rnaaell. B. O 
. Rnaaell. Wbltey 

Rnaaell. Nick 

RnaPdl, Jack R. 
:.*a^n,'''Vlra»k W 

' RaSlifk' V. A 
'Balaon; fWd 
RanMyoa.-Maaael 

Boy... 



Surdell. T. 
•Sargent. F T 
Sandeaha, Bamratta 
Co. 

Sanndert. Turn 
[•Savage, Jus. 

Baylor, B. 
' Sehloaaberg, Lobla 
I Scollan. LemiK I 

Scott, Eara<.«t 

Scott. Tom 

Seggers, Arron 

Seymor, Pete, * Cu. 

Shady A dbad 
'Shafer, Fred 

I'^iiiiij. MaiiMk 
••Shannoo. Walter 
, Sbarenberger, Cbaa. M. 
Shaw, T. J. 
Sbeltoo, Worthy A. 
' Sbepard. B. C. 
:SblTe, OtIa 
■ Shoenbergcr, Ralph 
,8bioya, Tlie 
SImmoaa, Delbert 
SImona, Dell 
Slmpaooa. Jameg W. 
|8iaa, B. B. 



•Ttoabadoma. '. 
Tndor * TMar 
A •Tnacaay Tn 

Tyler. H. S. 
Uewly, Herbert 
DUse, Art M. 
VaUaneoort. rrcd B. 
•Valadoa, Pani 
Taladone. Paal 
Valaae. E. O. 
Tan, Cbaa. 
Van, Willie 
Van, Jack 
•Van. Harrey 
Van, Harry 
Vans, Two 
Van Qorder. E. L. 
••Van Horn. K..hoy 
Van Orman, Ray 
•Van Sauter, A. A. 
Vandererllta 
Vandry, Ed. 
•Vardon. Frank T. 
Veda A Qnlaiaawa 
Velde Triu 
Veruoe*. J. - 

Tecia. Ckrit 



single. BHly 



Bird 



, Lesaa 

I Skiver, Cbaa. 
.naCIc, Jaiava B. 
'Slater A BlaA 

: Sloan, aaoaid T. ■ 

•Sloan. Haiiy 

Smith. Tkrtmai * Ckar- 

I lie 

Smith. Peter 

Smith, R. E. 

Smith, S. M. 
'Smith. Perry 
I •Smith. Happy Jack 
, Smithaon. Ed. 

Saapp, Sam 
j Snyder. Tom 
; Soanrs, Mnalcal 
: Spalding. C. A. 

••SpaU. D. M. 

•Spanlsl '^tti£ 

••Sparka. B. A. 

Skiarka, C. W. 
I Speara, Bert * Emma 

Spcddea, *a" 

Speed, George 

Sptaker, B. 0. 

Stanhy. tt». . 

Staatley. Kd. R. . 

Stardt^.. :<r:t 

Starr. BHly 

Sta'lf- • . rt 

Steahley, Billy 

•81,-a.' loa 

Stager, Jnllns 

••»«•- rfrua. 

Stott. Oev. 

Sterena , nna 

Sterena. Jaiii,^a 

Stewart * Earl 

•Stonebnrner. C. 

Story, Herbert 

Story. J. Herbert 

Stransa. Harry 

Stiode. W. A. 

•Stromer. G. 

••Stronse. Rany 
' Stnart. Gordon 
IStiirk, J. L. 
'Stale. Can 
IstnlL BeTt_ 
! Stnmp. Rabeet ' 

SnIIy. Win 

, Sonny Sonth Sknar Boat 
I Sattoa. Jeka P. 
iSwanaon. C. 
••Swastika PnMlahlne 



•Widen. Twr* nan Ma* 
Wapcr. Mey 



B. 



xr. 



Sydney. Jack 
THiKgert. 0«car 
Tally. R. L. 
Tanahlln. Prof. 
Taylor, D. B. 
Taylor. Bert E. 
Taylor A Herbert 
Teagne, Emory 
Teeban. Lonls 
•Tele^nipb F^nr 
Teller. Irar Dahl 
••Tenney. Harry 
Texana A ReynoM* 
Thompaon, Doe. M. G. 
Thornton. Jaa. P. 
Thnmeas. Cheater B. 
Tlpnor, Roy 
•Tohln. W. M. 
Tcdil Bma.* Show 
Tfl,-lle^ cariB. 
Tore Jap. Trawpe 
Tnaarll. ' Mek 
•TrMB. JHka : C. 



WaninTMsi- 
Walsh, teaefe^ Oa. 
Walsh. BbnH 
Wanda. 

••Ward. X. A. , 
Ward Mittatrels 
Ward, Dare 
Warren, Cbaa. H. 
Washbom. C. A. 
Washington, Sam 
Washington. Dad 
Watta. Bob 
Wearer. Rayciond 
Webb. W. O. 
Webb, Tbomaa E. 
Weber. Cbaa. 
Wedillneton. 
•Welsienbacb, 
Wells. Gny 
Welsh, Col. M. n. 
Wenrlek. Rarrey 
••Weot. Ford 
Weat. Joba U 
•WeatOB. Geob 
•WeatpbaU. Mm 
Whale on Oaa 

WbeMOffS.^B^y 
Whetler, Batfr 
Whetiy. S. C. ' 
wbettoa.OBaMk Biaek' 

Co. 

•White. Pre* C. 
White. Doe 
Whitehead. Joe 
Whitebnrat A Wylde 
Wllhoer. Will 
••Wncox. Monte 
Wllfca. Tommie H. 
•WllUaiaa tt Gmdon 
Wllnarth. P. H. 
Wtlaon, Ira 

Wil aon, Geo. Katberyn 
Wnton, Mr. and Mrs. 

F. D. 
WInbacb, Sam 
Wlndom. Billy 
Winters. Jack 
Woechner. Tooy 
•Wolrott. 8. « or F 

q. 

Wolf. Jack 
••Wooderlay. Elmer 
Wood. Davlil 
Woods. W. G. Caglllh 
Woods, Lew 
Woortyard. T. JL 
••Wortbam * AD** ' 

Showa 
Wright. Hany 
Wrlgbt. Eddy 
Wrteht. J. R. 
•Wylle A Orth • 
Wyaer. Bnd • 
••Tacfclay. B. Leon 

Taster. Kac>* 



Taieik W. 8. 
Toaknia. nwl^ 
EattaoB, B. 8. 

•XlMM w H 
B«*B. Bdarta 



WANTED-PERFORMERS 

TWO OR MORE TURNS; ALSO MUSICIANS. 

KEIiWE PY BR OS. SHOWS 
■ ■ . snonBt oxLA. ■ 



WANTED FOR 
H. C. MOORE SNAKE SHOW 

Experienced man. white or black, to work tn 
Snake Pit. No eatlns to be done. Will pay 

»SO nrr nrek anil e\pen«r». Mr._Wni AOams, 

write .iH- H. C. MOORE, X146 

Troy, N. Y. 



ATTRACTIONS WANTED 

Old Gllman Boys'Big Reunion 

Two big daya. Aagnat 1S-1S. OIra foil partle- 
Blaia i?AJett!8fe_ Jktao eeiioewloaa can addrcaa 



STIRT 11 TIf MIL 



BSOK BUSilESS 



Can pnt yon next to a propoalllon whereby yon 
can make 8Se proSt on erery dollar onler. yet 
■Ire your cmtomeia S3 ralne. £0 bualneas at 
home dnring spare moments. Will (end fnll 

Sartlcnlam and $1 aamnle apon receipt or lOe. 
. XOBOAK. M»* Vamon At«., Chicago. 



If jaa iaa it la Xha BiUboaTd. tall them M. 



Wanted for Qwyeime, Wjo., Frontier Days 

Auauar ti-rt 

trader anapleea Great Weatern Amtmement Co. WANT— Glaaa Show, Plant. Show. Flatfora aaS 
Ffeak Shows, Lady PalmUt, Knife Back, Cane Rack, High Striker, and any other ahowa ant 
eoneeaalona that don't conHlet. Don't write bnt telegraph night letter. If yon want to come. MiM 
Join Immediately. Booking nothing bnt the big fairs. Cheyenne la tbe blgaest ttilofr In tbe eonn- 
ttj, so If yon are after the money, come on. Be oat all wnter. Address Ault, Ojl., 25-30; Windsor 



WANTED, TWO GOOD SHOWS 

Strong Ballyheos for Big EagU Carnival, Dseatur, Illinois, and 
Beardatown, llllnoia, Nln«t««nth Annual 

Celehratloa and Staa FUb Sty. We will fmnlab (tonta and tenia. Committees of Fall Cclebratluaa 

WOBTHAM AND ALLEN. 



Old Home Week, Waverly, N. Y. 

WEBK AUOUST 31st. 

WANTS GIRL SHOWS— OTHER SHOWS 

Farrla Wheel. Conceaalona, etc. Midway on main atrret. Forepaagh-Sella Shows here Annat Si. 
An priTllegaa SIO.OO; no ezdnslTCs. JOHN KAMB. Secictary Amuaement Committee. 



WANTED—FERRIS WHEEL 

CaiNfiinniKWiCoiity Home-CniMs' As$> 

aiACKSON. MO.a AUG. as-ae-ST. 

Third aimnal meet. Ton can't lose here. Hare contracted with Camlral Company and t«fa 

thonsand dollars" worth of Free Attractions. Tbe blKcest show In Sontheast MIssonrL Can nao a 

few Kii.-Ti Brst cln^ Co;;c«s'..,cs. B.. K. WILSON, J»ck«o = , Mo. 



WANTED to ENLARGE COMPANY 

FOR BALANCE OF SEASON 

Brothers' United Attiaetms 

SHOWS OF ALL KINDS 

Nothing too big for ns. wni eire yon Iota of action for your loTestment. Fica Attiaetlona. 
MusIcUds for Wblte nod Colored Bands, Performers for Stadlnm, Plantatloa People, Oaaeera, 
ComrdlaDK. koo<i singing voices: also firai-clasa Stage Manaeer. Salary anre. Good treat- 
ment; bare good time. Booked mnte, Lonetm, la., week July S&-M; B arUa gton Ang. 

wttanU^O.. All onder good anapleea. Addrcaa ZOtim nonim. 



ladqwadanea 7-U; Hueatinn ; 



WANTED 

SHOWS AND CONCESSIONS 

ig Fairs of Wisconsin 

* "BIG MONEY GCTTERS'* 
Northern Wis. State Fair. Chippewa Falls, Wto^ 

SEPT. 19-23. .ROBT. B. CLARK, Saoy. 

Inter-State Fall*, La Crosse, Wis. 

SEPT. 27-30. C. S. VANAU KPN. Secy. 

Write Ua. 




WANTED FOR 

Sixteen Car Railroad Show 

FIRST-CLASS TRAIN MAN, GOOD BOSSES, SEAT MAN 

AND ASSISTANTS 

Cook house and sleeping accommodations fiat^dbM. AdAroB TOM 

TUCKER, Cadillac, Mich., July 30th; Mt. Pleasant ,?Mich., .August 1st, 
Ahna, Mich., August 2d; Helding, .Micti, .August 3d. 



MILLER BROS.' 
GREATER SHOWS 

Will Re-open for season of 1910 and 1911 at 

CAMERON. MO.. 



ON STReCTS-UNDCIt AUSPICES 



T. P. A. 



WANTED SHOWS— Good Mnalcal Comedy Olrla' Show, good Plantation, Mlnat.vl, Electric 
Theatre. ftnlMrt Www. Platfont Sliowa..t<>od Japaacae Sbow. Can place tew more Oaa- 
ceaakna. WiBt.«» »V tW . a uM l K ^ im mm Qay WtfllM Fiaat. nmlB WM. or 
wDi book seed VheeL ' Om W for iiv fta*^!*^ ■ fxK Mtdtet. «rar Mktr id 

good Btunan Fteaka. Can pi'aea a good PrlTnegc- Car aiaa witli car. Want hear from Half 
Brae.. S'tefeno. Albright, Oeo. Hampton, band men, alao ,mall organUid hand. Net Direr, 
big Aerial Acta. Thia alioir will remain ont nntll Jannary 1. 1912. .Laat tonr three jeara 
aolld witboot mlaaing a week nntll amiod day of last January, wben we eloaed joat to real 
a little. All conceaalona and people wllh me before, write. This will be a real abow, ulth 

plenty of ecwxl time- Addr<-Ha J. O. MTLLETt. G*ti«ra.l Manarflr. Box 56. ICadiaonTiUe, 1^. 



JULV30. 1910. 



ROUTES 



Watson's. Samiii7, Farmyard Clrciu: 333 N. 

Paala are., Jersey-City, N. J. \ 
Wainl. BIgle & Laura: 471 Mltcbell St., MU- : 

iraake«. I 
Weber, Cbas. D.: S28 Tasker St., Phlla. I 
Weill. Ur. * Mn. Wm. J.: WUta Bear Lake. 



W«Btw«rtk * Boms (MtrtiB) Olobe, Ariz. 
West * Stack: care J. Stemad, Majestic Tbeatrc 

Bid*.. Chleaso. 
We*t Siatm: 1412 Jefferson ate.. BraoUya. 
WeatDB Sisters. Three: 282 E. 20Ut ^-WKmrn, 

N. Y. C. 

Wlilte, liC Boy (Palace) Dallas, Tex. 
Wbitman Bios.: 1335 Chestnat St.. Fhlla. 
WlUtney, Tllley: S6 Kane at., Buffalo. 
WUlIaois, Frances, Dor, Pony & Monkey Circus 
iPsIlsade* Amnsement Park) Pallsadei, N. J. 
WUIIama & Steiensj^ 3516 Calnmet are.. Chicago. 
Will*. Mat II.: SOI W. a6tb at^V.Y.O. 
1 tcn^ X. X. O.' 



DaTCnport. Orrln. Tletoria A Uaai 
BaUey. 

Davis. Qenera: John Ro bins on. 
Uavls, Miss M.: Blnglloc Bros. 
DeAlzor Bros.: Oollmar Bros. 
DeBollan Brae., TIu«e: John Boblnson. 
Deckero. Toaslns: Barlow's Dog * Pdoy 

OeaalrrUle. Sid.: ~ ~ 

DeComa TnoMS li 

DeConpe. Zatta: Itaak A. BaU 
l>etier, Frsnrsa; GoUmar Bras. 
UelViTcsta, Three: Hagenbeck-Wallace. 
UeKocba. The: Ba<cobcck-WalUe*. 
DAoes, Joe. Trnoe: Bamnm * bBUcj. 
OdaToye, Wni: Hofrai's Qicat limdim. 
Ddlameada. The: HaseBbeek-WaUaOk 
Heloo Troape: Hogenfieck-Waltaoek 
Dellott, Wm. tTuSSUm Eunice: Jofan B cb lw an 
Denman. Geo.: EVicapaasb-SelU Bras. 
Oenlek. Fted.: Bamnm ft Bailer* ^ 
XooaTce: Buffalo Bm-Pawao* Bill Oea- 



: lUpnt*. m. 
Kta FMUta It,. 



Wibod. VbaSmx 

wnsoa, Wddan (Palace) Dallaa, To, , 

Wtthiow ft Glorer: 882 N. Bmporia ai^' 

ta. Kans. r 

Wood, MUt: White Rats, N. Y. C. 

Woods. W. J.: 1328 S. Sawyer St., Chicago. 

Worley, B&lpb (Princess) Darenport, la. I 

Wormwood'* Monkey*: S64 W. 49tb St., Chicago. 

Wyckoff, Fred: 60 Water st.. Lyons, it. 1. ,' 

Whitely ft Ben (Kenyoo) Allegbeny, Pa.; (Mey- 
ers Lake (^slno) Canton, O.. Aog. 1-8. i 

Woods, I«ew (Electric Park) Sao Antonio. Tex. 

Xarlen, Four: 2144 W. 20th St., Chicago. t 

Yalto Dno (Pantsges') Spokane; (Pantagea*) 
Seattle. Ang. 1-8;. i 

TcaUe. Walter W. (AMoaiet Biipada. ' 
SS-Anc •. 

Taeklar ft Bonoen: Zaneaster. Pa. 

Yamamoto Bios.: Winchester, 0. 

Yonnc. Btbyl: 18 W. Ohio it., Chicago. 

Yoanr. Oe Witt, ft Slats: SB lailttaadan at., 

' Colsinlras* Ol ^- - 

Toon^ James: cat* Ite EaMi^ IM Mtt 

Z(*KdlI Frank (O. B.) Akron. O.. 33-30. 
Itsctbo. Edward (Orphenm) Loo Angeles. 
Eaaloh ft BIlUe: 1080 OZd at.. Oakland. CaL 
IhglfT Ttlat care Ed. IlKfeK, Pnttagcs* Thea- 



iSKFOBMERS AND ACTS 
V ; llimCH CIBOUaBS , 

^Mni'ttMaa: Blngllu Bias. -•-?.>'J'^;-5fS'-.;'. 
Adaa^ Twa: Bamnm' ft Ballej. '-'^-S.' 
^ m ma ^ 7obik BLt Bis^lng Broa,' ... 
ftlai i aaia a Slaten: Bamm ft ' 
Alex XtDope: Blngllog Broa. 
AUtOB. DpaSda-Dowa: Joka H. 
AllaH^ Aedal: Jioln BitWi'Ti ra 
Alton, Jerry: CampMI Broa. 
Altoa, The: Hagenbeek-Wanaee. 
AlTerei, The: FV)repangIi.SdIa Bros. 
AlToa. Three: Forepaoah-Sells Broa. 
Alpine Timpe. Fire: FDrepaogthUlB '. 
Amelia, Mile.: Gotlmar Bros. - ■> - 
Andenon Bra*.: Rlsgllnc Bna. 
ApoUa aato; Bar— m .ft Bang'. 



Afltttll, „ 

Austin. Tttqz CanaMI Bros. 
ATalloDa. nnr: luepan^-Selli Bras. 
Baracetta Bnia.: Bamnm ft Bailey. 
Banactt. Cbaa. and Bfona: Campbell Bras. 
Bayth. The: Bobby Ftonatala Sbowa. 
Bartik Ttn as tan Tnapa: BaOhla BlU-Bnmea Bin 



BbjiowIt TU 
Beala. Ike: 



Bedint, VVkb: Bdla-FlotSb 
Bedfail. Hair: Bagenbeek-Wi 
Ben. mas C: -nt^fn^ BtaiL 
Ben. Olga: John Boblnson. 
BAwmt Bna.: AL F. W h e elei li, 
Bcno, Chae.: Campbell Bros. 
Bento Braa.: Bannim ft Bailey. 
Berao^ Chas.: CaiDi)(>en na. 
Bene ft Hicks: (ampbell Bna. 
Betsae. Maw. ft Oiffe: Sanaa ft Ballsy. 

«< it m i n a s , Tkcae: Banaa ft — 

Benmii axi 
BecaM noope: Sdls-l 

BooelalR, Dob: (SentiT 

Brachard. Paul and Bdaa: GcBtiy Biaa. 
Biaco, Benito Tlonso. Tnmpe: ««^»™» ft BaDij. 
Biadhorys, Fonr Unsleal: Bnffalo BM-Paw u ea 

Bill Cnnbloed SXiowa. 
Bradley ft Ward: Bamnm ft BaBey. 
Bradna. ™ft^» **lP»ggt Bmnm ft BaBw. 




. Arttar: Wietanaoa Bna.' 

Bartons. Four: Btngllng Bna. 
Oahin Family: John R. Sparks. 
Carmen. LaBdle. Tnnpe: Hageobeck- 
CardODa's Capt.. Uooa: Sim Bros. 
Carl. K. P.: Howa'a Gtcat IxmAm. 
CamO, line.: BazBaai ft Bailey. 
Cattail, JtatMa, Trio: B a i ft BaOtv. 

<^5«ifeJ* 5w^* ^to ^lngllng Bna. 
Cerma Troupe: Sun Bma. 
Chapmas ft Bsrobe: Dode FIsk Sboira. 
nscka. The: Bobby Foimtain Shows. 
Clarke. Uanda: Howe'a Oraat limdoo. 
Clark. J. I..: Bamom ft Bailey, 
riark. Joule. Cba*.. and Perete: BlnglliK 
Ciaik. Bb^ aad Feari: Son Bcaa. 




(Collins. Bobt.: Joba 
Comrades. Foot: Bamna ft Ball^. 
Canaeia Family: Hageabecfe^WaP 
Ceanata. Balpb: OeiiUj 1 
Conners. Sadie: Foccmb 
Ouuuo^s. wol: 8v 
COTftta, MBe.: ~ 

Oonriea. Hmc: 

CocTcllli^ Ttaec: Wamaia ft BaSiv. 



Ca yl sa . l»e: Mm 

Crooks. Chas.: Hagenbeek-Walleeau 
Cnrtla.. Doc: Fteepansb-Sella Bna. 
nasMm'a. Geo., Sea Uona: Barro ft BaBqr. 






. Bannim ft Bailey. 

Desvnes, Oieat: Bamnm ft BaUej. 
Dlas, Fbnr: Bamnm & Bailey. 

Dick, Bay: LaMant Bna. 

Iileke Slatera, Vlonr: Bamnm ft BaBqt _ 
nimltrt's. Cq>t. O.. Cossaeka: PiBj>W MM*. 
Dllworth Tronpe: John H. S^ka. 
DockrIU. Base: HagenbaA-Walli 
Dollar Tioape: Balaam ft BalleF' 
Doooran. Bauna: BhUUBKjBr 
Dooley. J. J.: BannftBal] 

Doolar. Kata: BMia's Gnat 

Drydan^ Cbaa.: Wiedemann Bros.' Showa. 
nodak, Bennaa: Bagenbeck-Wallace. 
Dnlty, AL: Texaa Bnd'a Wfld Wcat. 
Dnmltrcacp Ttonpa: Bon Bros. 
Dntton Bna.: Son Bna. 
Dattoaa, Tbtee: BlngllBg Bnau 
Eddys, Tbe: Howe's Great T u m de n . ^ _ „ _ 
Bdwarta, Ada Bdl. Trio: ratcpan|A4ana Bna 
Ekeld Sisters. Font: Bamnm ft-BailiT- 
EUetta Ststen: Joba B. ^ada^ 
Btot Wo: Fyinpangb-Brt|i - 
Baaa Skaally: BaccBbeek-WaBaeb - 
Eneats. Tbe: Dods Flak Sboat^ 
Encatolans. E1yti«: Dode Flak 
Fabsr. AmieU: Basenbeek-WsUaea. 
Tm, Leo: John Boblnson. 
Fisher, Mile.: Baramn ft Ballqr. 
Flaher, Sam ft Sallle: Son Braa. 
Fltigerald'a. Mlefaad B., Jng^las Olda: BlBg- 

ling Braa. 
Flo r encea. Biz: Bamnm ft 
Fkmns Family: Slngll 
Fivd. Dick: Bamnm ft 
mrtana, Oecna: BagEaLx:»->w_. 
Ftateis. Aerial: Focepangh-Srils 
Fosto: BlngUiic Bna^ _ 
Ftandseo. BTefioe: Blngllng Broa. 
Franks. Two: FoRpaa^-Sells Braa. _ 
Fnller, Fiands F.: BoblnscB Vmaaa Shorn. 
Galaimo Ladles: HagSBbed 
Oarelnettl Broa.: Baiam- *'«BllWli'^ . 
Gardener. F.: Haj — — -w— •• 
Qaidoer ft lAwsoo 
Gerard ft Hatdl: ' 
Glasscock. W. D. 
Ooets. Nat: Ban . ... 

Gomes. Mr. ft Mrs.: BladlBC __ 
Ooodrode. Jack: GoUsnr Braa. 
Gieen. Art: CampbeU Bras. 
Oraaa. O.: GoUmar Brae. 
GBiee Tloope: Sdla-Eloto. 
HaAett, nia: Jobn Boblnson. 
HamntOB. Ftaak: lohn Boblnson. 

Raatar * €5o.s F«inpangh-Sella I 

Raiiuics. Tbne: Hagenbet^-Wallaea. 
nsrrla, Fknenee: Binding . Broa. . 
lUrt Bids.: Hagenbeek-WaBaee. 
Ban*. Wm.: Forepangh-SHls Bna.- 
HeUIott. Jno.: Hagenbeck-WaUaee. 
Herbert. Fmpnan: Bammn ft Bailey. 
Beiberta. Flying: SeDs FlotOL 
Henmans. Ftmr: Hagenbeck-Wallaee. 
HIackl, Kama ft Tatns 
HOderia. Cbaa.: lohn Bn~-_- 
Hlnca-Klmban Traapr: Floiepai 

"-^ k raes Bdls-Floto. . . 

nmllF: Canmben Bfoa. 
Two: BlagUBC Bna. 
ffOioar. .atfomer: John Boblnson. 
Honaad Itailly: Sells-FIoto. 
Holland. Geo.: Bamom ft BaOey. 
HoUanda. n«e: Bagenbeek-Wallaea. 
HoBla. Delay and Orrtn: CampbaD BMi^ . 
Holser ft Goes: Mighty H*sg._ > , . 

KlngllBg Braa. . - ^ 

Iwamoto'a Blnode Japassae Traope: Ooolter ft 

Coalter Show. ^ „ 

Jamesoo. IWa: rDiepangh-Sell. — 
Jaidlnetta. The: Bamnm ft BalMV. 
Jardo ft His Pigs: Btai^liw Biaa. 
Jardys Traope: . Bamma ft BallcF. .- 
JeantfeM's Comedy CIrens. 
Jenks, Grace: Hagenbeek-Wallaea^ 
JennleiB. The: AL F. Wbeste*a. 
Jnwnee, TM: Banima ft BaUsF. 
MnaoD, Cbas.: K. L GUlt.. - 
Jobnaon, Jm.: Blngllng Broa. 
JohnaoB. Miss Ah.: F>>Kpsngh-Sella Braa. 
jooea. Bl^ard: John Boblnson. 
Jonea. Blcbard: John Boblnson. 
losepbia. FlTe: Baramn ft BaUay. 
Jnliail. DalUe: Sells-Floto. 
Joplter, BaBoon Hone: Bamom • 
Kealer. Doc-: Blngllng Bras. 
Kdler, Len.: Golnnar Braa. 
Kellogg, Mildred: BOwa'B Gnat , 
Kdlya, The: Bagenbeck-WaDaee. ' 
Kelly Vlaallr: GeatiT Broa. 
Kennaia Bna.: Baaoflaek-WaUace. 
Kenaaid ft KeBy^ Hlsaea: Hsgenbeck-Wallace 
Rent* a. Capt., Geala ft Sea Llona: OaOmar **- 
Kimball Slsten: FOienaogh-Sella Wmmi'' -. 
Kloeade. Jim: Campbell Bros. f 
Konyota, 81z: Bamom ft Bailey. ° 
Knrello: Campbell Bna. 
KnlleiTo Bros.: Hagenbeck-Wi llB gfc ■ 
LaCsma noope: M. !<■ Clark. 
Ladon, D.: Bammn ft Ban». 
tanme Xrone: Balaam ft Bailey. 
' 'ta, Tbmi CnagbaU Bna. 
I»s — ' — 



■.aaaiua xnni 
^ggtttag^n 



AL F. Wbetfai^ 

Lanar nonpe: Baramn ft Bailey. 
raMoBt B^smlly: Hagepbeck-Waliaca- 
t.aniy BraSL. Fonr: Campbell BraaL 
Laa^r, W. J.: Yankee Boblnson. 
T,aPeart, Barry: Baramn ft Bailey. ' 
LaPeail Slaters: John B. Sparks. 
LaBoae. FVank: Jobn Boblnson. * 
raaere. Fred: Forepsogb-Sells Bros. 
Latdl Blsten: Omtry Bros. 
Lanndor Trio: Forepsnab-Sdla noa. 
raaanta Traope. Fire: Bla 
Leacb ft Tance: John Bot 
LeCIalr'a. B. S.. Ponies: M 
T>edgett. Fred: SetU-FIoto. . . 
T.ee. PextPr: Bannnn ft BallaF* 
Legert 4 Legert: John 

*- ■•.r^^Wi" 




Broa. 



I-ewande. Cecil: Gollmar 

Umln, Andrew: Oollmar Bioa. 
Undemans, The; Gollmar Braa. 
LlDdelayi, Tbe: GoUmar Bias. 
Llnd. Ona: Gollmar Broa. 
Llalger Trio: John Boblnaon. 
Upot, Mile.: Bamnm ft Bailey, 
Lialuaton Trio: RlngUng Braa, 
LmriJaa, The: Sbb Braa. 
Lo Bay, Harry: Forepangb-Sslla 
l«reh nmlly: Blngllng Bna. 
Loretta Twlna Traope: Dode FIsk Shows. 
Lothas, The: CampbeU Bna. 
■.owanda'a, Oaear, Braslllan BIders: John Bob- 
lnson. 

luiwsnde, Mamie ft Oscar: Forepangb-Sella Bras. 
Labln'a, Carl, Monkey Adab: Bamum ft BaUey. 
Lnster, Carl: Blngllng Bros. 
Majors, Biding: John H. Sparks. 
Manello-Mamlts Traope: Btagtlag Bna. 
UareaBtonl% Thraes Bala am^ "Ballir 

Maido TMo: Btagllnt Bna. ' 
Maretta. Edna and Bosa: Son Braa. 
Marlnella. Jno.: fm> Braa. 
Marlowe Broa.: Uagenbeck- Wallace. ' 
Martha, Mile.: Barnum ft Bailey. 
Martlno, Birdie: Howe'a Great London. 
Martina, Jnggling: John Boblnson. 
Marrelle. Cbaa.: Haaeabeck- Wallace. 
MeCMaa. The: OampbeU Broa. 
McGrea-DaTeaport Ttaone: BIbbIIiic .BHMl .. 
McCreea, Thne: BlatUng Bna. 
McHyar ft Hamnton: John Boblnaalb-.' 
McLalns, NeUle ft EarirXaMont BlM ' 
Mdnotta-LaNoleTHo: Sella-Floto. 
Melroa*. Wm.: Fenpangh-Sells Broa. 
Meradlas, Seven: Ilagenbeck-Wallaaak 
Meteora, Flying: nagrnbeck-Wallaeai 
Mlaco, Ida: Bagenbeck-Wallace. 
Mliares. Gos, ft J.: Blngllng Bros. - 
MUlette Tnupe: Al. F. Wheeler's. 
MUIer. Daisy: Campbell Bna. 
llUIer. John: KlngUng Bna. 
Uniaa. lbs: Blnel"* Broa. 
Mlnerra Slstna, Flyfiic: Ftoenangh Haifa 
Mitchell, LoU (Topsy): BIngUncBMa. 
MormipH. Martin: CampbeU Braa. 
MiHicl. Qara: Bowe'a Great LonJei^ 
Mootlerre. Harry: Campbell Bras. 
Montrose Traope: Binding Braa. 
Mooney. Bany J.: Bamom ft BaUey. 
Moon, Maria: Forepangh-Sella Bna. 
Moolton. Bany: Bamnm ft Ball^. 
MeapoUtana, Biz: Baraom ft BaUey. 
Ndson. BDIy: Bnffalo BUI-Fawaee BUI 

Oombloed. 
NelaoB FamUy: SeUs-BlotSk 
Nelsona. Flying: Blngllw Bids. 
NelBooa. Foot: GoUmar Bras. 
Nellso. Herr: Gollmar Bros. 
Nemo. Carl: Gollmar Bros. 
Neraros, FXinr: Singling Bros. 
Noblls Slsten: Bamom ft BaUey. 
Normana, Jonllnsr: Sella-Floto. 
Mnaard. Can: Bagenbeck-WaUace. 
O'Dales, Two: Ttlngllng Bros. 
OgdeaUo: Sdla-lioto: 
Omar, BaWoMi Borse: Rlngllng Braa. 
Oram ft King: Mlgb^ Baag. 
Ortana Slaten: Snn Bros. 
Ortaney Slaten, Three: Ftonpang 
Ortaneya, Two: Fprai 
Orton. (aaodat Joka . 



. W y ted.Lajly flallpwm t 

IjaSoTommS,^^. ** IIMU8*8I8. BBOtl 




West. 

0*WsasDey. Bay: JOka BsM 
Patty Braa: BuigllBC Bna. 
I'ato-Dtank Traqie: Bamom ft BaUcy. 
Pctt'a. FmIL B.. Konares: Campbdl F 
Petaskia, Tbe: Oollmar Bros. 
Petet Family; John U, Sparka. 
Phmipa. Pucj: Uagenbeck-Wallace. 
Ilsano. Gen.: Ft»v|>aogb-SeUs Bros, ' 
PInmoodo* Biea.: Ilagenbeck-WaUacab 
Pole, J. C: Bowe'a Great London. 
Potter. Alden ft Jos.: GoUmar TBI 
l^wcU ft Dareme: Mighty Haafc 
PMBlt TMo: Blngllng Bros. 
Ebaar: Baga^ 
Two: JMa . 

. Ekoet: Joba . 

BaveaJIMO: Seaa-Floto, ... 
-: CampbeU Brat. 
_ : Cam^eU Bioa. 
Slaten: Forapaogh-SUIa Bna. 
BonimHi HIsa G.: Blngllng Braa. 
BoIIIbs, Maode: Blsglug Bna. 
~ Catite, Cbaa. and Jobs: 



WIM 



Focepaogb 



Hoalcal Beptaanta: 
Bin Combined Sbowa. 
Royal'a, Bhoda, Bo isea : Boffalo BlU-Pawaee Bill 

Combined Sbowa. 
Bnaael ft Nelson: Keller Bcoa.' Dnltcd 
Kntberforda, The: Hagenbeek-WaUaeB. 
Samek ft DImltrft: Blngllsg Broa. 
Saner, Bdward: Hagenbeek-Wallaeaw' 
SaToys, Tbe: Bagenbeck-WaUac*. . . . 
Saxon, Arthnr, Trio: Rlogllng BiMk 
Sehadel, Frank: Blngllng BraaL~'> '' ' 
K»h»i»h Ed.: Oollmar Bros, 
glial wwida. Aailal; BlagUr 

Slagmt Xraagw: Bamam ft . 
Signo. Great: Gampbdl Bnai 
Ssaalletta: Joba B^lasoa, 
Smith, Genera: Bagenbeck-WaBaet. 
Smiths, Qraat: Blngllng Bns. 
Smith, Ines: Hagcnbcck-Wallace. 
Smith, John: Bowe's Great London, 
smith, BIchard: Ftoicpaagb-Sell* Bn 
Rmltha, Upalde-Dewn: SeUa-Floto. 
SnMer, (^t.: Alt. T. Wheeler's. 
Soooesteln. Ed.: Jobn Boblnson. 
Stanley Slsten: Sella-Flato. 
Stanti. Great: Bagenbeck-Wansea. 
StelUng, Fred: Blngllng Bra*. 
Stewart ft Beckett: John Bobli 
SUekney. Emma: Blngllng Bros. 
Stfln, Emery: GoBmar Bra*. 
Stokes, Bcmlce: John Boblnaon. 

The: Dode Flak Shows. 
Emily: John Boblnaon. 
Hadjlham: CampbeU Braa. 
Amy: Hagobeek-WaUaca. 
mnate: Baaabeek-WailasB. 

Jaa Traope: HageBbsck-Wanae<t. 

Taw ft Cklebl: FtoKpaogh-Sell* Bra*. 
^ylae*a. Prof. F., Monkeys: Blngllng 
Teaaler, Wm.: Howe's Great London, 
nalaro Troope: Bagenbeck-Wallaea. 
Tbompsofi'a. B*y, Horse*: Bnffsle 

Bill Combined Bbows. 
TbooMS, Toby: Bamom ft BaUey. 
Transflelds, The: Bagenbeck-Wslla 
TrsTla, Warren Lincoln: John B< 
Tomer, Blanche: Jofan B. Sparks. 

5y-Bell Sisters, Three; Ftorepar^ 
yeno Family: Howe's Great I 
Fal Bras.: Bobby Fonntain ~ 

Talentlnoa, Ten: John B. I 

Fan Aiken. LOIIan: Hagcnba<k>1 
Fan Dlemans. The: Hagenba^t 
Fan Skslks, The: John Boblnaon. 
VIetorls. la Belle: Bsmnm ft BaUey. 
FlneettL Joe: Sells-FIoto. 
Wahlaad ft IBUa Trio: ~ 

— " t ~ 



stones. 
Stomp, 
Sntara, 



Wahlaad ft IBUa Trio: Iteenaart-Ssna ] 



WANTKl) — Sketch Team (man and ... 
alao Dramatic Company of Are people, 
aeason; money sure, write at ooce to 
DB. H. D. EASTBBLY, Canton. Uou 

WABTED — Female Trap Drammer with aU tnna. 
for lAdlea' Orchestra: (Unloo). Most be Dnt- 
daas. Position permanent. New honao open* 
abont Sept. L Address HOB. PBI80ILLA TBE- 
ATB E, OeTeland, Ohio. 

WABTED AT OBOE— Cboros Olrla (amateora. 
O. K.): 8. ft D. Otmedlan*. Novelty Act*.- for 
Hawe* and Bailey'* United Showa. Addicas, 
FRANK HAWES. Waynesfleld, Oh£ Ang. 1-S; 
New Bampahlre, Ohio. Aog. S; Laka Flew, 
Ohio, Aog. 4. 



WanlBd -CowbtaaMo" Plana Mayor ami tlngsr 

Mala jpacfeirad. Most be A-l at both. 8 nIghU 
and 1 matlneo per week. No booien. clgaratta 
fiends or wis© guys. Also Power M. P. Machine 

Opcra:ijr. State till hi your flrat. BOX i.'M, 
WatJituKtun C. II.. OUlu. 



WANTED FOK 
THE 6REIT DOBE FISK SIOWS 

Performera In all lines of tbe circus business. 
Also Ticket Sellen and Moslclans. State joat 
what you do and yoor TPry lowent aalary In 
flrst Iett4T. AddrvBa as \h-t route la Tlie lUU- 
board. 



— WAN T-E D — 
Forth* Pitta UnalaTom'aCabIn Co. ' 

Mosldana aad Performers. Those who caa dta- 
ble preferred. Otbera write. No booaers p e s* 
ent dUDcnlty. Company composed only of white 
people. Salary froaraiite«l. State salary and 
what yon can do In flrst hvt. r. 11. T. DENNIS, 
Mgr.. WUUamsport, Oblo. 

WANTED FOR KETROWS SHOWS 
All kind* of Clrcoa aod Concert Act* aoltable 
for amaU ring and atage ahow; alao tntia, bari- 
tone and danaM. Other anddanajnTlte. 
winter's woriU mi 
800 faat »«. " 

Mssd It siiiika .— ^ 

lao..': AMiCM tni. ^BXBOW. Pazton. lad.. 

MyssrcSn — 



viBsr aiioiaim - wrua. jui 
r aal^- U> lauth T-tier acata. 
I mSa,. S SSar Ilghta, oBIr 
I boya an. Btacad at Hnnel*, 



WANTED ATfONCE 

forTsrry'sUneloTom'a Cabin 2*oarSliow 

Comet. B. ft O.; Alto to double secoad fiddle. 
Unden, Wt*., July 2S; Mineral Point, SO: High- 
land. Auk. 1: Livingston 2: Coba, S; Galena, 

ni. 4- I!<-ntnn. Win-, -I; riBttpnTlUp. 6. 

UlCKEY A TERBY, Managers. 



Wanted—Fint-cIass Novelty Man 

One doing trap*, contortion, and etc, piefcmd. 
Week stands. Good salary to lifht paopla and 
poaltlTely snre. We nerer done. Tieketa aay- 
wbere. Other good TaodeTOl* people writa. 

IBANK BUBK. IxmdoB. '~ 



Wantad— Two Blaeli-fBeo Cemodlano 

1 Win Walker, and 1 Trapeaa Performer that 
wlU daoble on brass and can nse aoma good 

Sketch People, a Troape of Perfotmlnc Dosa^ 
and a email Italian Band. Moat Join on wfia. 
No tickets unless I know them. BlUIe lATtaa, 
write. Addres* all letten to BICE ft DATir 
SBOW8, BrawBarllle, Pa. ■ 



WANTED- MUSICIANS 
«» TIGEB BILL AND COL. GEO. W. BAU/8 
Strang bsrltone, E-Oat tuba and B-flat 
Mo. . 2 band. Join at once. Other 

«aa C, P. BBOWN. (Band 

. jad OBI. Geo. W. RaU's 
J. Iowa. Jidy S>: Stair GtW. 



WANTED 

rer Prof. G. W. Van and Jankfna* 
' Giaat Contbinad Shaara . 

piatfiHai Aawi'aiiB aaw aad'dnee UOIm. I«ir> 

est salaiy in first letter; no time to dicker. Any 
society wanting caralral company, write. Add. 

im^O. ^ TAN. B. F. a, BapMaui BoBlB. 



$15 to $35 Per Day 

Thia Is what yon can earn by 
operating onr lataat mod^ 
No. 4 Wonderfol FB ii o typ e 
Machine, and are can piora 
It. Tbl* machine makaa B 
atyin of pletvaa, aaaairi 
bnttoB pletarea. StiaSH. 
IKsSH. aad ia I 




of Plata. » li 4kB 
laaiwy'^ukar Cor sliaat (riia. 
eaislvala, oBtlaga^ otB. Tbr 
laiga Biaa pletois, wbea 
aiooatad, maasaraa SMiSM- 
In' order to intrad u ca thIa asa 
china oa tb* market, we wUI 
make a oaelai offer for Ihr 
month of JtOy inly, akd .acll 
it for gis.00. Begolar piiaa, 
tSZJto. Too eoB take, Oalah, aad dallear a Fie- 
tan to be monoied 6a a lagniar nimat or taa- 

tal card nady for maning, or la a brsaeh, > a«dy . 
to wear, within 20 ssronila The piles of oar 
UIO Modal Tela Camen Scavs with 



iKaSK. « P« 1M: hatlsa plalaa (or ataara iM> 

cUa^.dOe par 100: boobib, 30e to aoe par 100; 
pisiaa to St aay battoa aiachlna. Me per 100: 
a a tla a traaies, SOe to «LM per groas; dereloper. 
aOe par set. Depodt of *fi.00 required with 
••My order, balance 0. O. D. Send for fMO 
ealBlogoe. NEW YOBK FBBBOTTPB CO.. 
Dept. A, 108M BaUBBay St.. Maw Xack CUF. 
N. Y„ O. B. A. 




* W»f^ John B5.1««.n. 

We Kb. M B A.: lfV>r.5MghJ[^,Bl«J. 
We toi, Blehirtl-. Por«p«ng>. fl >l te 
Wendell. »«M ^' Bj? S3t 
WertxM. The: OollBiar BVM 

Wllion. Dmtoy: *■ Bw« . . 
WliutoB's 8w Uoaa: Burnv m 
Vood BiM.: OoUmir Bkm. 

wSs Mn. Maod*: BlagUorBna. 
Toone. WiIMr B.: Jolio Bobliuoa. 
Tootufkey. Prliw: Bwnom * Baiter. 

ZtnuT Bro*.: OollmM ** — 
Zendo: Bobbr FsnBtam 
Zora: Sells lloto. 

PERFORMERS WITH MIS- 
OELLANBOUS CeMFAMIBS 

Bbowa. _ 
AtUfT.. 0. W.i 

•tn. _ 
BMtMa, Steq 

fiiMl6n> ■ , . 

Bonbua. Jin A Hualt Vko^'s N«v BaaadOD. 
Bradj. Owea: Ocaat Nertham Btewa.^ 
B^e-OoiioB ^Playg aQ tottgair^^^^^^ 

Bankeir, OttM UTWt-MiSSSSS'.Vt^BIBi At- 
tricUona. _ - ^ _ l^-;:' _ 

Calnu. BacfT. W. Ik * Wamai OP*Mb. bUaa 
and Ladj OCX. _ 

Calrna. Oco.: Tnaa Baatcr Oo. 

Calna, Boy: Stowe'a D. I. O. C*. _ . . . 

Oatoa, Arthur: J«a. Adams' Sbow M> 1. 

Cheyenna Oiatlay: Jobs K. SmlUi iBMn. 

Damll. LavTCBca: Texas Stock Co. _ 

DoitOD, Texas: Cnrt Bae'a TaadoTlUa Oo. 

Ptaks. Moslcal: New York rioatlaxTbaatM.. 

Gllplns, Two: PlttatHin Iloatlnc xbaatra. 

GloTor, O. O., * Una Sefaajter: jaimtini* Oia> 

IDStlC Cdk 

ana, Bobt.:' Jaa. Adaa«* Uum. S«k 1. 
Rail ft Pray: Beanatt-HonitM Hpck ,Oik 
Bart, BlUy: Hart's noaltaK tti 
Kins. Harry * BUly: BwW0W*a 
flsdsrs. 

UBaob * Seottia: tnaOe» Mew SaitBatlaa. 
Lladsay. Pster A.t - OHat Parker Bhawa. 
La EeUdo * UWBS- ST W. BraaOaaa Oaa 

AtttaeUN^' i - '.i- ii£LijL'- 
Uerrlam. VOr ' ■*•:' '■■mmntm ' 'IMBy 
•ra. 

Uantels, John W.: >tox Ulostrds. 
NewtsB & Omn: Orsat Psttaiaon Bkowi. 
Baoe. rted J.: Cart Baa'a TaDdarUIa Oo. 

■bariataeB, Blunt Xi OawMr. 

CD. 

atanoa, Ifax: On Stock Oo. 
BoUy* Pbetps: BBuett-Hoallon Stock Oo. 
Senia. Alfred: Boy B. Wax lOastrcIs. 
Tobla. Obaa. H.: Oowboy. ladlaa and Lady Oo. 
Tann. Bany: Jaa. Adaaaa* Ehow, Mo. 1. 
Wlnten^ Maaleal: Oswfe^, ladlaa and U^»r Oo. 
Walter: PhllUpa' Dramatle Oat. 



ThomfMB^ MHtaiBn.Raak B.'nMiaaB,' 
mjr.l AtfeMM^ W1a.t 941: rMMMM Ang. 

Tana^ Cuaaa of NoTeitiea, u 9. Stalls, 
t WaifW. Ps.. 25-30; DoBoto Aas; M. 



s: OaUey. 



CARNIVAL COMPANIES 

Adams A Stsll Bbows, J. W. Stahl, mgr. : French 

Lick bvrlocs. Ind.. 25-30. 
Barkoot, K. O., Carnival Co., No. 1. K. O. 

Barkoot, mgr.: Ovomo, MIcb., 25-30: Ludlag- 

ton Anc. 1-^ 
BarkoetTK. O.. Camlral Co.. No. 3. J. C. Slmp- 

aoB. DR.: Dnqoaane. Pa., 2S.30: Glaasport 

Ang. !-«. 

Brown's AmimmMt C».l- Wtt Oak, li,, 
Brundaf*. B. w.. OaialTBl AttraetMoa: 

Kan., 25-30. 

Campbell's United Sbows, H. W. Campbell. 

mgr.: Henderson. Ky.. 25-30. 
Cancle A Morray"s Greater Sbowa: Corwena- 

Tllle. Pa., 2S-30: Habaffry Aog. M. 
Co (Tree AmDscment Co., Capt. O. -B. (Mtree, 

micr.: Cberryrale. Kan.. 25-30. 
Coarglns Amnsement Co.. Oeo. W. OaHllaa> asgr.t 

Baltimore, Hd.. 25-30: Tork, Pa.. Xmc. t*. 
Coimiopolltaa ShoKi, No. 1. J. R. AadciBSa. 

mgr.: Streator, III., 25-30: Mllwankee, Wis., 

Aug. I-e. 

Cosmopolitan Sbows, No. 2, H. Snyder, mgr.: 
Green Bay, Wis., 25-30: Belolt. Aug. 1-6. 

Dixie United Sliows, A. O. RatUff, mgr.: Sala- 
manca. N. y.. 25-30. 

Ebrlng. Otto F., Amusement Co.: Uecbaalcsbnrg, 

0. , 25-30. 

Ooodlng Amusemrat Co.: Jackson O» lB-80: 

Washington C. H.. Ang. l-S. 
Batch. J. ffkank. Shows. W. L. Hyatt, mgr.: 

Beawaai. W. Vs.. 25-30; WIndber. Pa., Ang. 

_ 

Joa>s', Johaar J., Exposition Shows: Warreo, 

Pa.. 25-SO: BnBolB Ang. 1-6. 
TaTensI's Stsdlnm Sbows. J. M. Jorenal, mgr.: 

Holden. Mo.. 25-30: Colombos, Kao, Ang. 

8-6. 

Keppler's. C. J., Show: BaMwxa, Mn., SS-SO: 
Tupelo Ang. 1-9. , _ _ 

Knoss-Hazwell Hippodrome Shows. Ben Kraoss. 
mgr.: Wssblngton, Ps.. 25-30. 

Uaryland Sbowa, F. S. Wolcott, mgr.: Newbere. 
N. C. 25-30. 

Honarcb Shows: Fstrbory, III.. 25-30: Monti- 
cello, Ind.. Ang. 1-6. _ _ 

NIgio A lAos Sbows: Usrahsll, Mo.. 25-30. 

Oderklrk A Boberts CoBSOlldated Sbows: Ply- 
mootb, Ps.. 

Parker, Great. Sbows. Con T. Kennedy, mgr.: 
Htoot. N. D.. 25-30: Regtoa. Sssk., Can., 
Ang. 1-6. 

Patterson Great. Sbows, Jss. Pstterson, mgr.: 
Faico. N. D.. 25-30. ______ 

Pallow Camlral Co.: T iU H t a B. Ote.. 25-30; 

1, aOrande Ang. _ . _ _ 

St. Lools Amnsenent Oo.: AMasAsa. Ta.. S9- 

Smtth Greater Sbowa: RaMrtfat.' FB.. SS40; 

Tortle Creek Ang. 1-6. 
Welder Amnsement Co.. Will H. Welder, mgr.: 

CresUIne, 0.. 25-30: MassUlon Aug. 
Western Amuxemrat Co.: Anit, Colo.. 25-30; 

Windsor Aug. 
Wlnslow SV>wx: Fslrfleld. la.. SS-M; £aPUte. 

Uo.. Aug. 1-8. _ . „ 

Wortbsa^lea Catted Shows: L aa M a aa , Mo.. 



OIRUUIUB 



MINSTREL 

DedaOB's Lady Htnstrds. C. O. Oodaos, mgr.: 
Locfcport. N. y.. 3S-30: Balamanra Aas. 



Etal'a, Boy E., Loaa 
elos. Tex.. 23-28: 
BeaA 30-Ang. 18. 
Harrlaon Bros.^, J. lb BMafW < 
III., 27: DeSoto 28i 9MNMA 
Centralla 'Aog. 1, " - • 

MIS0ELLA1VE0V8. 

Adams', Jaa.. TaoaeeOla Show. 1, 
caovas: Seotlaad KMh..lL'(X« SMOi _ 

Aermant JMar jImtk Oi:;1ML Ji <llK-Mi*ir 
Msek. mgr.: <MatHt'nn);lia«MHb;'lb'«n 

lodef. ;.v,;rr^;\. 

Aeronant JohaaT- IfiMl^ .'.Ok- XtL^K 
Kramer, mgr.: TmK) Bm 

Rlom. lodef. 

Aeronaut Henry Phelps: (Bsmona Park) Oraiid 

Rapids. Mich., ladef. 
Almond's, Jethra. Morlnc Pletorsa. nader can- 

eaas (BlMtcie Patfcl OastotlSb jM^OL. jaaef . 
Aliada*a^^aotie Oo m sjy ^piZ^l»mm Broa.. 

nigrs.: Oanett, Ran., 9411.' 
Besnlles of the Deep, J. A. User. BiSiWt MM- 

shall. 25-30: Lexington, Ang. l-«. ■.•^•■••-r. V' 
Osle'a, Dsre Derll. SVea Attractlona. - Caaa. a, 

Dsli-, mgr.: Rockrllle, Mo., 28-29. 
nunesn. Great. Show: Sft'ocO'ld. HI- 2S-S0; 

Lincoln Aog. 1-6. 
Edwards'. J.S., Zoo: Grand Baplds, Mich., la- 
def. 

fnote. Commodore, 

tiana: Lakarlew, _ 
Ooidner, Wonder of 
Matt.. Can.. 3S-29. 
Ilswes A BtUey's United Shows: Waynasfleld, O.. 
>iiir. 1-2: Sew Hsmpsblte S: Lake View •»; 

Jackson Crater 5-0. _ „ 

nerman's. Wm.. Show: Altarlsta. Ta., 
lleroda's Temple or Palmistry: Webster City, 
. Is., July 2I-Aag. 21. . „ ,. . 

Jcsaa James, nnder eanraa. Brawn A Roberts, 
: Elk too, Ud.. 30; DoTrr. Dels.. Aog. L 
sacsaslsa Oa.. A. R. Jonas, mgr.: (Fair) 
K7.. 3840: DaaTlUa Ang. , 

R. Bllti, mgr.: 

UirklTaT wf ItT.* BtawShow Boat: Valley City. 
III.. ST: Uoatasoma IS: KamparUIa 38: Bar- 
din 80: VsBlea 31: St Oanerlsra, M>MAas. 1: 
ClareyrUIe S: Capo Olraidean 3; Moind Otty, 
ni., 4; Oolnmbas. Ry.. S: HIckmsii «. 
Nswmann, Sclentlfle SMsattoa: Dalntb, Hlnn., 

Joly 2. Indcf. . . 

Noble's Tent Show. Chas. Hobla. oigr.: Ander- 

Korwood'a '6reat £«ttsalloaa, M. H._Norwaod. 
mgr.: OrawfOrdarllls, . Ind., 18-30; Waake^a, 

_ III.. Ang. 1.6. 

Ownon. Boacol Amberst, Ksb., *0-S8.^ 

Prlncesa Bonlta, MneaM Hoias, 8taart_ila> 



. A Slater qoeeal^IOIIpa. 
Angola. Ind.. Jnlr tklUnt. 
at ■ Anatralla Show: Btandoa. 




Barnes'. AI. WIM 

Man Can., 2>o0. 
Bamnm A Bailey: Beatrlejs IMk. W: Fremont 

28: Grand Island 2«: Keoiaw^SB: Deneer. 

Colo.. Ang. I: Colorado Sprlnaa.^ BmUw 3: 

Greeley 4; Cheyenne, Wyo., S; ■M«..Srr'"Co 

8. 

i»l»tion Bme.- Yankee RiWiaon. 
Bneralo Blll-Pawaee BUI OonUaeA Shows: Go- 
ahea. Ind., 27; r— '^ -— ~' »— — — * «>• 

rajiiKn"^-^'- Sreleth, Mian.. 97: By M; 
^BlBaihOfn 28: Superior. Wla., SO; Han- 

OaSter A Oonlter'a'Dog and Pony Show: Sher- 
bame, Minn.. ZT: Welcome 28. 

CMa A Rogers Show, B. H. looes. ,mgr.: New 
KlehUndrMlnn.. 27: Lake Mllla. 28-^ . 

Flak's, node. Shows: Mellen. WISj. ST: Park 
niu 28: Oven 29: Marshlleld 30: Wanpaea 
Aog. 1: New London 2: Seynoar S: Kawaaee 
4: Algonta 8; Stnrgeoa ^..•■-^ . - 

Ang. I: Bine Island 2. . , 

Hagenbeck-Wallsee: Rochester. Ind.. 27; Frank 
fort 28; MonHcoIte »; Bamaelaer 30. 

Henry's. J. B.. Wsgon Show:. Arcadia. Neb., 
27; Weoterrllla 28. _ „ „ 

Honest BUI's Show: Bmce. »• .^J ?• 

28: Hendricks. Mtan.. 28: Ijanhpe SO; Mto- 
neit. Aug. 1: OoMoawood 2: Hsnley Fslls 
8: Wood Laks 4! Scka B: jBscted Heart «- 

Horslcy TMopos***** SSSST?" 
Irwia. Wnu/lFgSall rr 3i«m >A.»«gg. 

Kenny's. X. H.. X. I. T. Rsnch WHd Weat 
<lreen Fay. Wl».. 2S-.W. „ 

Lsmbrigger-s. Gna. Wild Anlrosl Show: North 
Vernon. Ind.. 2S-S0. », v. 

LoekT Bill's Show: Wrsabear. Mo.. 27: Horn 
land 28: Locust HHl 29: Cherry Box »0. 

Msckay's European Cltens: BafTsIa, N. T.. * 

MIlhT Bros.' A Arlington's 1015«»£f 2"* 
wSit: Dowr. X. J.. 27: Somerjma-28v&^ 
den J»: Chester. Ps.. SO: L-JHaaMr A«fe U 
Tork 2: Hsnorer S: Frederick. IM.. 4: aaf- 
erstosm 8: ComherlsndA o„wv 

Pnlrie Lllllc's Wild West: (Hillside Psrk) 
Newsrk. N. J.. l^M. . 

Relebe's, O.. Orcrland Show: Watattown. tteb, 
27-28: Miller 20-30. ... „ m-mt^. 

BlKallne Bro..': I.an.lne. Mle h^> STt BW^s. 
28; Port Huron 2»: Flint SO: OaosssAaB. 1: 
^taoa 2: Anbam. Ind.. 3: Logaasport 4: La- 

R,?aSf! 5i.?^i53ir?.'"A'h,ke'. WIM We« 
Frank A. Bobbins Jr.. mgr : (Toong-s 

New Million Dollar Pier) Atlantic City, ^. 1.. 

JniT lO-Anit. 10. _ , ^ . 
BobhlBS'. Frank A.: Tl.nnesta. "S^?"!.*; 

Beld 28: Kane 2n: Rldgway 30: St. Mary's 

Aog. 1: Port Allegany 2: CX>ndenport 8. 
Robinson's. John: Falmnoth. RJ-. 2«!-Bl™ 

mMd 28: Corbin 20: KIddlcabato 88: MUeo. 

Selta^Flot^"' FiVmoBt. Neb.. ST: «ow Cttj, 
Is.. 28: Worthlngton. Minn.. 29: Msnksto »K 

Stseretf's. Howsrd 8.. (Srcos: Setsnkel. N. J-. 
27: Bebo of Pt. JeffeFfOO 28: Medford Ststlsu 
2^: Pstchngnt 80; Belport Aug. 1; Center 

BIWer'^f.'Tlert, Famllr Show: N. Branch. Mich. 

27: Brown City Wt Ifcjrln »;_?» '£ 
Tiger Blll'a Wild WeatHitl. " » ■-•«■ 

mgr. : Antwerp. O. 

ton 28: SdoB SO. 



Warren ML _ 
Valley, a. W; 
29. 

Wheeler's, AI. F., New Model Shows: Allegsny, 
N. Y.. 27: PortTllIe 28; Bolivar 29; Friend- 
ship 30; Belmont Aog. 1; Angelica 2; Can- 
aacraga 3. 

Wiedemann Bros.' Americsn Shows: Bsys. 
Kaa., 27; Russell 28; Wilson 28; Ellsworth 

30. 



BAUDS & OSeHESTEAS. 

American Band A Orchcstrs. Howard Pew. mp.: 

(Electric Park) Kansaa City, Uo., vrSO; 

Atchison, Kan., 31. 
Antlnarelll A Bis Band: (Banlan'a Point Park) 

Toronto, Can., Jnly 11-Ang. 7. 
American Ollefclan Band. Cbaa. Crawford, 

mgr.: (ClySeslde Park) ABblaod, Ky., Ma> 

14. Indef. 

Banda Soma. Sfg. Slrlgano. condoctor: CRlvcr 

Tiew) U>ulsTllIe. Ky., June 18, Ir^ — 
BelUtedt A HIa Band. Arthur C. Bl 

(City Park) Dcnrer. Colo.. 3-28. 
BndlaF A Moo ladlaa Occbastra. WlalfMd liso. 
Mgr.: Daitsa. Tes.. S840: oAmaa Aw l-C. 
■naSc^ Royal Italian Band: (Monroe Park) 



Ala.. May 1-Sept. 25. 

(teraBo'a Band: (Parent Park BIgblaaila) St. 

Iionla,-.lIo.. AprU 23, tndef. 
(3ian.taiii|iia Band A Orebaatia: Sticalor, Ul., 



Jnly 4-A^U. 



Conway A His Baaii AOaaOe cilr. K. J.. J^r 

8-Sept. 21. 

Ctestora A Bis Ban<1: (Sans Sonet Park) Chi- 
cago, Ul.. May 23. Indef. 
OeOroas, Maxnm A RIa Band (Electric Park) 
Watartoo. la.. Jaac 13. MaC 



Iwii^ W. H., Zaaaea 

2840: St. I^aala, Aas; 



„i^i St. I^aala, Aas; MSL 
Edoaarde. Carl, A IDa Baad: (WaaMSs-VHki 

Phlla.. June 27. tatsf. 

Ellery Band: (Bismatck OaiOca) CM ea sa> ' m..' 

June 13. Indef. 

FlsCber A His Exposition Orchestra: Arlington 
Hotel. Petoskey. Mich.. Inly »-8ept. 10. 

Bemllo's Band. Fbrtnne GsUo, bna. mgr.: (Lake- 
side Park) Denver. <Mo., Jnly 17-Ang. 14. 

OlUlland's Black Haasar Band. Augustus J. 
ruiles, mgr.: Sbamokln, Pa., Jnly 2-Sept. 5. 

Gregg's Imperial Band A Orehestrs: (Fontaine 
Ferry Park) iMfarllla.' Ky.. May 1. tadat. 

Grella's Bsnd A Orcbestra. W. I.. Walte. mgr.: 
(Blue Grass Park) Lexington, Ky.. Indef. 

Hareoor A His Band: (bnoa Park) Chicago. 
III.. Jnne 6. todef. 

Henry A young's Mllltsry Band. Chas. T. Ed- 
wards, mgr.: (Sbellpot Park) Wilmington, 
Del.. May 28. tndef. 

Herbert. Victor. Orcbes'tra: (Willow Gtore) 
Phna.. July 11. Indef. 

lasea Band. J. H. Shank, 



Bar.: (Cottloflcal 
U^ado Ang. I-IS. 



Garden) (Sndnnatl. O., 3-Sl; _ 

Jeffrloa Ooaeert Band, J. Bart Johnson, mgr.; 

Sir) Mt. SterUng. IIL. 28-SO; (Highland 
k) (>nlney SI-Ang. 5. 

Jewell A HU RsDd: Oamom A Bailey Stbow. 
Kryl A HIa Band: Cberryrale, Kan., 27; Bm- 

poria 28; Tbpeka 29; cnintoa, Uo.. 30; Sedalla 

31; Mexico Ang. 2;' Kankakee, UL. 4; Fon 

tiae 5: Newton, la.. 6. 
Lombardo STmpboD.T Band A Opera Coocert Co.: 

(While (nty) Cjtcago. lU.. Jane 27-Aag. 6. 
Martocooo'a Band: (Washington Park) Phlla., 

July II. Indef. 
Miner's Twentletta Begtment Band: (Kingston 

Point Park) Kingston. N. y.. Msy 30. Indef. 
Morris MlUtsry Bsnd: (Lake Mlnneqna) PueMo. 

0>1-. May IS. Indef. 
Natlsno A RIa Band: Long Braacb. M. J.. Jnly 

23-Sept. 10. 
Ned's, Cari, Concert Band, < 

land Neck, N. C, 2S-30. 
Ohlmeyer A HIa Baad: Cmu aa J a^ ChL. Jnae 

20-Ang. 27. „ 
Phlllpplol. Don. Band. Had Hanka, ma.t (La- 
goon) Salt Lake, U.. 1T-S8: (Electric Park) 

Kansas C^ty, Mo., Sl-Ang. 20. 
(lalntsno's. J.. Roysl Venetian Band, No. 1. 

(Bar Shore Park) Baltimore. Md.. lodef. 
Qolntaoo's. J.- Rojal Venetian Band, No 2: 

(Lakemnnt Park! Altoona. Pi.. loilef. 
Bamoa' Stianlsh Orchestra. Francisco Ramos. 

mgr.: Platterille. Wis.. 26-28. 
Bounds', H. O., I^les Band A Orchestra: Koko- 

Bio. Ind.. 2S-28: Elkhart 29-Ang. 1. 
Royal ArtUlaiT Baad: (UrerTlew Park) Baltl- 

■act. lU.. Ifaj T. Indef. 
Roral Teaettaa Baad. E. T a mb l n a e , tagr.: 

(Yoaag's MllUoa Dollar Piar) Atlaalle Cfity. 

N. J.. Indef. - _L ^ 

SUfer. Wm. B.. A His Band:' (BrlshtaB Biaeh 

Hotel) Brighton Beach. N. y. 
Spies'* Roysl Italian Concert Band: (Bnraham 

Parkt Lewlstosrn. Pa.. May 28. Indef. 
Thomaa'. Theodore. Orehestrs: (Rarlnla Park) 

Cblcaro. ni.. Jol» 18. tndee. ^ 

To«so. i:mlle, A HU Baad: (Waat Sad Park) 

New Orleans. I,a.. May 1. Ma^ 
UllTlert A HIa H " ~" ^ ^ 

(BaTenaa Parks 
Vessells's Band: 

J., Indef. 

Wbeaton Family Orcheetra (Wererly Park) Lan- 
sing. MIeb.. Msy 28-Sept. 15. 

WAar'a. John O.. Band: (Idora Park) O a kl a nd . 
0WUT40. 

BURLESQUE. 

Behman Show. Jack Singer. Wttit 

N. y. C Jnne Il-Ang. S. 
Folly Bnrleaaue Stock. J. A. 

Chicago, ni.. May 30. tndef- 
Qay*^ BurleMine Stock. John P, 

ai^: - Fhlliu; May SO. Indef. 



WASTED— Oood Dramatle Actor for ran 
act. Moat be able to manage the act aa weOaa 
act. Addreaa EXPEBIENCEO LEADING UOO. 
care The Billboard, Chicago, Ills. 



Electric Girl Show 

The Glri who Tsmes Electrtelty. If yon wsni 
s good set and hare flSO.OO to luTest. send (or 
partlculam. UaTe good UtliogTapba for this 
set. A besdllner In Tsnderlllr, csmlrala and 
falra. O. W. ALLEN. 2306 Tth Are.. N. Y. 



Withori 

Cae of t&ma. A. L. STMILCV. MSff. 

34th Street, New York City. 



WAMTED — CAPITAL \ 

TO PROMOTE 

cLECTRIC BALL GAVE DEVICE 

And baadlsctty rights for same. SoRietbing entire- 
ly new; Teprodaelag nhu (or play, strike lor strike 
and haU lor ball, aad shoWla ^ 



m action, aisapls aad saay to . 

tb« only one bo far 1o use now. playlns to crowded 

Wrlti' for run t>»rtlcal«r». JOHM F. 

II.i:V. N. h\ii;rt:i '■! , I c.:i:t\ 



WANTED 

LAI>Y PARinER 

TO JOIN ME IN VAUD«riLLK 

To trarel South and West Good looks neccMUy; 

TeU all flTBt letter. Silt*^ m<ineT. AddzeaSa 
J. Lw B., care Carroll Kewa, Vjdiea, Mlxa. 




Mosicar Bells 

J. C. DEAGAN 

tSOO-U m. Olaik St.. 

OHXOAaO. 
Inrentor and Mfr. to 
the pro f aaa l i m . WMta isr 

oar new Ulm' — ' 

alog. New 
ways rellahla. 




$125s00MADE 

In one day with say 
"XHTl 



•nCAOIO WASM" 
"»XW_MA aB WAB D" 

"SXVST ftUXXn" 
In risible rsadlngs tng&tUab 

L. tewalab. rrm ' 
IDBatmlsd < 



n^.«pi- of iww as-pace book. "Under Wbleh Blga Wasa 
Ton BM^** IS eta., prepaid. Canbawo ika dwtlhmyoaS. 

rimritr Haniu SL. IimU|i. I. T. 



IC. 



Mkartt. 



unsioAL 



Abom Comle Opera Co.. Mlltoa A Baraeat Abocs. 
mgrs.: (Olympic Psrk) Newark, M. J., May 
Sl-S^t. 10. 

Aeolian Ooera Co.: fRrandrwIne Springs Park) 

Wnmlngtoa. Del.. May 30, Indef. _ 
American Mvdnl Oaacdy (9a.: Sib tarn, Cal-, 

Jnae 12. jgdat _ " . _ _ . 
Armstrong Maawal OMSdF O^r PKOaad.! Ore., 

Indef. _ . ■ 

Bonlta Mnslral Comedy Ov. Sobt. J. Cbhn. mgr. 

Seattle. Wash.. June 12- Ang. 3T. 
Bell Boy. T. H. Bslaad. hoa. mgr.: lAWton. 

Okla,. 28-ao. _^ 
Cann A Waia MnMcal Osmdy Co.: (Mabaat 

Ijnn, Mass., Jnae 20. MM. 

Casino Musical CsiMdF C9k<*»9tF Os 

(sTrS** Alff'**MwiS'oi»88'*8k*^St XBke 

<aiy. Indef." 

Delmar Opera CO.: (Delmar Osrdea) St. Lonla. 

Ho.. Jnne IS. Indef. 
ftoy. Bddle: See Hp aad Down Broadway. 
Folllen of IBIO. F. ncgfUd. Jr.. ogr.: V. T. 

C, Jnne » tadaf. ^ _ 
Olrl la tka Ktmao^^arg^Aappdi, acr.: CU- 



MUST BE SOLD 

ATONCE 

Penny Arcade 
Slot Machines 

S12,000.00 original investment. 
Will sell all or any part at yourpiiDe. 

Address FRANK L. TALBOT 

BIJOU DREAM 
•tit anil Waatilnaton Ava.. St. Loula, Mo. 



IQR$A1£, CHEAP 

1^ Naish back 

OPERA CHAIRS 

ANDRCWS MAKE 
Snm« Styla aa Inatallad In th* 
AUDITORIUM. CHICAGO 



SHERMAN BROWN 



Bavldufl Thsaira, 



MllwankBe, Wis. 



Pai^ People, Fraternal Orders. 

PVii^lage Mem Cetebra* 




Saad for oar Ulnatratnl eatalsgae of the 
at complete Una of Fancy Paaaanta aa 
the matket. Connect with oa and ^an 



JULvam itw. 



America's G reatest A viaUwi Meet 

TVugusst lOtti to^a^ 



AERO AJNO IVIOTOR CUUl 



World's Gieatest Aviators, including famous Wright opaators, Brookins, Coffyn, Johnstone, Hoxsey, Lachapi^e 
and odiiiinL bunenw crowds Ip dnr^ vqpon. Wkks pdbliciiy. ConoeMbm and povikget of .aDJoDds loir sale. 
M3km ^^tt^^^ l|i<^^ A«ro and Motor Oidn Asbinry Parii, N. J. 



ST. PAUL. 



r.- -. 
I 

Tbe new Princess Tbntre opened Jalf 18, 
■ad. ii aw oC tb* moit beuitUDl vaudevlUeuuI 



(Cantlnned from pace 11-) 



Tae Gayetr stQI coatinnes to tavor Its ounr 
wttb tbe best TaoderOIe. featarc*. H- 
ud motton plctons* 

H. P. W lMTKirW t lW . 



/ ■ " ■ TaoiHIOIifV It-,. A' 

(OoatlinKa C|gia' vi«i 11.) 

«fe» Xonto I<cea Bdl Stock CiMnur. pUy^ 
Sto T«ra Orptaa^a tnaOMj to ■ood tasliKas at 
ttB mior Opera Hooaa last ynik. Tbe ■onuner 
MMW mt the Taylor Opera Henie dosed Satnr- 
dar. Mr S3. This -vas made oecessary to make 
SlHtoe repairs and renorate tlie boose before 
tbe winter season opens In September PreTloos 
to the Tentnre of enKiglns the Hall Stock Com- 
pany. Trenton was always considered a mie- 
nlzbt stand. The coming of IJoals lieon Hall 
and bU associate players has been rae of the 
most snccessfnl business iMUai«»J». tt» tiaM* - 
cal history of Trenton. _^i|-'W»«»^l«f.^<;«J"- 



cal history or xtenion. UB-iHw^ip.;> 
ooos tea weeks' eogaf em«rt.^lr., HaHJiM tS- 
erated the eaoUal dty from tte ctani known as 
^^S^MaSSSST^aaf bavpUy danooatntcd that 
^ • ■ . iHll oappoft a 




U>8 ANteUW^CAU L 

(Continned from page 11.) 

At the Grand Opera House, the Olrton Stotk 
CMDpany have drawn well the past week In The 
Dansers of Paris. A featnre of the week was 
an Apadte Dance, by a specially engaged com- 
pany interpolated In the flist act. Next week 
they 'will present The Mlssonrlans. whldt wnl 
Introdnee the new" leading man. George Webb. 

The bm at the IM Angeles Theatre, the Snl- 
IlTan-ConsIdtaie bonae, the past week, while not 
op to the standard. Iiaa Blled tbe boose three 
times a day. The bm snnoonced for this week 
eootatna aereral excellent attractions. 

Miss Carmen Phillips, formerly Tvlth the Fer- 
ris Hartmas Company, Is playing a soccessfnl 
engagement at Bristol Pier Cafe Chantanfc. 
haTlac left' the Hartman focees sine* foiw 



I sr. LOUIS. MO. 

(Continned from page 11.) 

presenting Jesse James, at tbe Eclipse Garden, 
and drawing well. 

An act worthy of special mention is that or 
The Belotts. playloE the Moiestic Th«atl»_ tn 
East St. LODis. Mr. Jos. Bllicr 
some act every week that is a litllo 
expectations of his audiences. 

Mr. Dan 3. Fishell. manaeer of tbe Garriek 
Theatre, here, left for Kew York In connection 
with the aUbert XbaattCa winter aeaaon bete. 
It U cya<y*^tjjrt^ya iMri ii i or a tt^Ma tt aar 

week. 

The Ijw and Order Ceai?iie of East St. I<onis, 
has adopted resolntlons and the city hss taken 
a stand agaln.it the presentation of the JelCrlea- 
Jotanson light plctnca, which means that an- 
other city win not s«o tbeae Alms. 
' Miss Leona Stephoa was tbe bit of tbe Del- 
mar Garden Opera Oompany last week In their 
presentation of A CWnew Hoaeymoon. In the 
chafBCtcr cC Fi Fl, Ao? was a remlntloa and so 
— - - - - mMwMI that thi-r appliDiIn) her 

WlIX J. FARLEX. 



CLEVELAND.. O. 

mi pag>'n.>' 



Amons the acts which stooped In Cleveland 
laat week may-be mentioned the following: 

Capt. KaL Besaler and Co.. who lost finished 
59 weeks on the SoIUTaD-CoMUIne.ttnMb Capt. 
Bearier 1* the Inrentar at ■ ■ o t i l a w n nd ylaa- 
leaa powder, an InTentloB SO oaaiieioaa' tnM_aa 
D".' S, Gorerament haa takcn^away tba rWils 
to- mnntactme It. His la; - wltbeot dodbt, tbe 



Signet Rings 

For Domonstratlons, 
Pramlums and 
3jgg Mall Ordor Uaors 

Ko. 3100 — Fancy ensraeed, $2 doz.; $22.75 gm. 
No. 3101— fl doz.; $11.50 gro. Gold filled stock. 
Send for catalogne. R. E. DOBGE & CO., Sapt. 
B., Maiffii*" Temple,. Chicago, HI. 




Starke County Fair 

(Stroet) KNOX. IND. - 

Ssptenbtr 6 to 10, incluiin. 

Aaaplces Coanty Farmers' Instltnte and Knox 
Bnauess Men. We draw from fltty miles; 
greatest erer; immense crowds; Tery few free 
attractions. Plenty of money; want aome of Kt 
Apply <^h. BECKETAST BXABKE 00. FAIB, 



MUSEUMS OF ANATOMY 

For men only; any qnantlcy. a ny QnaHty; 5,000 
models ready to ship. DB. HATFIEU), 3 North 
Broadway, St. Ixmls. Ho. '■- 



WASTED— Concert Van, Kovel^ FOatacmer, 
Advance Uan to doable staai^ ~ 
Mn at once; atate lowest. 
KAXIC 8E0W. MMa, O. 



Walter H. Bedell- and Co., who were - featnred 
last week at Kelth'a Pios p eet. open Aagnst 8 
at 3eia«y CUT. 
UaitUt X Bnlld. 



aoa, irim haa 

Glereland, and wfll 
act .with tala .pailaar,,, 
act wm be kianni as 




. KANSAS CITY, MO. 

(Conttnoed from psge 11.) 

We had a card from onr friend. Mr. Thomas 
Hodgeman, who writes that he Is enjoying bim- 
self at Atlantic City, and that soon he will be 
In charge as manager of tbe big Savage Prince 
of Pilsen tavtral.. to be sent on tbe -mad thU 
season. Mr. IfnilBiniaii wU ba saaasabcied by 
his maaj- friCBtala SbMN'Otr^at tbe genial 
maaagar last aeasoD o( 'Kansas City's new bar- 
lesqne theatre. Tbe Gayety. 

CoL Ed. Batlcr, of St. Xoois. was In Kansas 
CItr last week. CoL Butler Is tbe owner of 
' PieatB»^an dCgtt i^rJ^ff.^ofJbto 



atnu- 



1nEiu]t..«i. 



SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 

(Continued from paee 11.) 



clever gymnasts, were 
week. Ahoot eighteen 
tba Oipbinm and Ola 



The Four Nightons, 
BlUhoard callers last 
months ago tb«r plan 

time are at tba rawt 

act. They are booked Cor tfztcam ««iB at 
New Tork Hippodrome, where they oftm Korem- 
ber 28. 

Bert Levey Is now sending six acta weekly 
over bis drcnlt, direct from Chicago, where he 
Is at present. * 

Nlcoll and Co.. who reoently left hera foi 
the Orient, played Kobe, Xofeabaaa. . and at 
laat advices tbcy wet* ta Sbaaibali afMrwhich 
they tuoca ed to tbe Far Bast, 
"air report czceUent bnslaess. 

Tbe. laat mall (com Hooolnla to this 
meotloos the continned ■nmse of the Casino 
Mnslcal' Ooattdr Op., and vcdal^ aMBtlooed 
the waai^Bl -SDcesaa oC mas Slaad BoekwelL 
tbe CallfonIa algbtiasde. sAe baa set an 
Honololn talking ahoot her wondeifnl voice, 
dashing appearance and elahoiate wardrobe. 
Miss Boekwell Is entertalolns some flattering 
offers for a tear throogh Anrlralla. 

The LaSalle Troupe, a trio of clever 
made a big hit at tbe Portola Theatrt 
week. They came direct from Chicago. , 

The Oarr TMo,' playing' Pantase^ 
and The Hartnuns. .Htmgarlaa dancsis. 
Billboard callers last week. 

BIIBE COHEX. 

Tbe Lola Lea Earl Company has signed eon- 
tnets for eight weeks on tbe Intenutlonal time. 
Tbey opened at tbe Unique Theatre. Des Moines, 
UuTYaly M. _^T1ier write- tbattb ay ara- aaMn 



$5 to $25 Per Day 

This Picture Camera at a busy comer or pic- 
nic, or whererer tbe people are. wUl net yoa 
easily tbe amooat above. Yoa can 
make pictnres as fast as people xrXU 
lloe up. Make any atae from 2^x3)^ 
dovm to small buttra site. 

$20.00 iSsfif^ss^JSi.'"" 

Bimpls— Ho OompHoated Mechanism. 
Tripod. $S.M extra. 

Sc. t§^^ ONE MINUTE 



ST. IMU irUTT PMI0 IWnT CO 

805 WaiihiirtoB Av«., St. l.otli«. Ko. 

UKGEST WESTERN PHOTO SCPi'LY HOUSE 




PAWNEE COUNTY FAIR 

Land. Kan,. SipL 6 8. 191B 

Wants good Candral tvi—r * ^. er a eoopie of 

good sets for f«!r. .tddress J. O. EDWARDS, 

for Conceciicni, Lar::(><l, TT.- t.. 



Lola Y berr i 

' SFSiCnACDLAk OUUinDBB 
and IODISE TAYU>a. Soiinno Soloist. 
Hig^ii-daaB Singing and Danong Novelty. 

Direction. Internationa! Vaudeville .Asso- 
ciation, Boston, Maiii. 



AT LIBERTY 

Lecturer aDd Office Worker 

Eighteen years' experience, honejt, sober, reli- 
able. 7B0F. WX. XAUBITTUS, «0S W. Cth 

St., WfftMti, o. P. a,' 



ATLIBERH 

A-1VloliRist-Orcliestra Leader 



baaa dmm In band. Woold like to lo- 
cate or good road Job. Best references. Tlck- 
eUT Yes. CHAS. CUETIBS, UM Wabigaa An., 
Oity. Xe. 



WANTED 

A-1 VOCALIST 

Apidy Manatrer BIJOU THE.\TRE, 

Cu.; !iiaa.ti, O. 



IMUPX nUtSBX tbs Old BatUeiB- Plealc, at 
Hniahan^ IIL. on HisHaibii 1. 1910, tbe larg- 
est plenle bald In Dllnsls. One bondred anto- 
moblles expected la t his parade. For concessions 
address a H. XeSATH), Hlllabem, QL 



If TOO see it in Th« Billboard. tsU tban so. 



SOUVENIRS 

claltfM Iw Falra. 




MTTVZBIR WHin FsficT eaUatoM 
2 iiblta bnttsaaw r 



ia£ gg"y* 




so?vnSV]Bnu3ftVK,*tuC'paf loo&ra 

We eairx a eonplsta 
Straetman'a roods, ai ' 
KnlTC* and Canea for ) 
alogno on appUcatloB. 

OOE. Toxes*^ 
Biatb and laaas A**.. WT. 



Agents, 



Mr PeltoMMra. 




First the Bicycle, then the AotomobUe. an 
new the Aeroplane CRAZB: It'a getting eecry- 
^r. Send for Uloatnted dreolar. zlvaOUr 
SaUASE VOTELTT WOSZB. Ut> Braadway. 
Kew Toik City. 



THE FAMOUS WINSLOWS SHOWS 

Want a FIrst-olaaa Atteaotlon 

will famlsb swell front, tant and atag* cose- 
plete. Also good Voor-ln-ooe, Tml* Wheel and 
Platform Shows. Usaleiana and Ooloied People. 
WMk Jaly as, raiiflaU. Xa.; Weak Aag. I,^ 



ZOft BITiT Oiocnilons of all kinda at tba 
Si HMJIIti. Kwlailiiii, m. 



One Mass of Flames 

ICQ FOOT DIVE INTO 
6 FEET OF WATER V. 

Best night attractloa In the world for 
Pain and Celebrations. Write CHA8. 
LIAMS. 2692 Bulger St.. St. Lonls. Mo. 



Well-Kiiown Attraction Fv Leasi 

THE LITTLE SPANISH COMMT- ' 

"Little Count Teddy." 
RsTlog ot.'ier interests, I will consider pfOpod- 
tlons from respoDsIble parties for a abort tIaM 
only. Tbli little man li lo a class by him- 
self. .411 banners and pBrspbemaUa for outdoor 
show g»« with lilm. Cut* md fattire bookings. 
E. r. PALKEB, Manager, care The BiUbaaid, 

v*M<Tl1MMti, 0* 



GpODELL SHOWS 

.For Bui Wapello Pow-^vow 



Week of Avfost aik. soe asK 

Wheel; can place a few more 
DAVIDSON, Wapello, Iowa: Shows i 
Iowa. Jidy 2S-30 or as per ronte. 



r: Will Caraldi wblto top. 30x00. U 

a K- 



i -—WANTED-^ - 

For Sig Rdnfield's Refined Lady Minstrels 

A GOOD SISTER TBiUl OR QtAt^^ 



41 



M. A. CONVENTION. 

(CostlDiwd from pa«e 8.) 

jad toBBta w«re offered aiMl It was 

Votrd • TCr7 ntft7 tffulr. Sonrenlri In the 
fonn ot m bandtoiiw poatcard l>«arla( tbe photos 
«r two prominent members ot tlie order were dis- 
tributed to tile brothers and snesta. The Bz- 
erutlTp Board meetlnt tdjoomad at S:80 P. M. 
TUuniliT. la\j 14, 1010, to report back to the 
OrsBd Liodce ConTentlon So Wheellns, Jal7 13. 



LONDON LETTER. 



. 



Jofcan Striu 



* tXk& TIennea* composer who 
died la 1S09) DtolrMmwiu. or, as ft U better 
tDOirn In EnslUb. Tbs Bat. It ia one of tboae 
nM-nlnetMnth ceotnry Ofierettas of which we 
sboald like to bear more. Tbe mnsle Is alwaja 
pleasant and full of melodr. Tba pclnclpala all 
set two ar thn* aln to aUoe la. «ad tbe story 
iokf Is Ucht and smsIbb. Jowpk O'llara maA 
Jsta Ba fd a lay are tk* stars aaoos tko aiasacs 
mtt Walter T 'ai Mu a c a tte prladpal fwwHai la 
OUbCTt Mid .BolIlTaB aporu ftr w Imc. ms 
heoocbt la tot tha comic lallat. AU roaao. It ia 
«oe or tbe beat enteTtalamaata aecn la Loodoo 
°f«r a lone while, and it tboroDshlj deoerres the 
popolarltj with which It la meeting. 

Quite a new phaae of the blograpb boalnesa 
bift dcTeloped ber« lost reccntlj. Brea In this 
roaQtry, actors and actreaaes In blotrapblcal 
eoordln and dramas are beeominc so well 
known that on* maaafar, at least, has hit npon 
Ike Idea ot "atarrtor* tbem br aame, Jaat aa 
tkaock tbty ware apcpulac «■ (b« itaco ia per- 
saa. The auaascr 1* F«t^ Wiuodliiad. arte la 
■Mar > nrr alee - -MeBiapk - aaf iHla»iat at 
laMwador-LyBe. So popalar baa «M Aaari. 
ran aetreaa become that she Is sot ooljr balas 
•tarred ber* by aama wbenerer she appears la a 
new plctnre, bat photoa of ber bare been aakcd 
for from Amerlea, to display ia frsot of tbe 
tbestret. The msnscer mcntioaed abore aajs 
that tbe mere annoancracnt that Mlas Nlcholnoo 
will aiipear In a new pictnre-plecc Is sofflclent 
to draw blner .honaea than be Is wont to ret 
at some of kis dramatic prodaetloaa la wtleh 
Inm a dosea to twenty people aio ^.gtigHI 

FOYATCASINa i . 

aad^dv.kb*. ud ia narhadeat «ritk pk- 
H i i iiii eettlMk «ad b a ad aaaa (owaa. 
■Me nr. Miimna laallei af Ifa ITIlb Ima 

CMi. (iiaii'd bimselt to be as imt!ir aa •rer. 
Tbe PrettT UtUe Girl Inside, a daM anmbaf. 
bj vida WMtBisra and Kartta Bnwa, la'dea- 
Uaed to btcomJba,Mt V!^lK,mpMl btt.aC 




atlea witb 

_ . . . ifiiiiaa Tea aifea 

aad Xarda B»wa lati ed a cad «Ub mocb aaceena 
a danelnc anmber. Tbe Oape ncad. 

The atasittf of Cp aad Dam BMaOww la 
a cmtlon ot nod eltceta tatbar tkaa laf rnan 
leal dnIcM. Tbe eolerlac was dellsbtfnl. the 
e«»n« pleaaantly dlTe is l B e d In cbsntner, aad 
tbe climaxes were pretty and well arrtnd at. 

"Mr. ray." aays -aae «( aecalas pofen. 
Il*f, to do. aad be did It 

*ell. His two beat hits w«to tbe aongs. Tbe 
ObaM of Kelly, aad Tke Ulr. Ia tbe Utter of 

JflaTlUaca O'Nan. Hla 

laaealiialslli Ha sare tbe 

„ , --. be did aot alas; ko caa- 

:;eltbrr eulbe daaea. Bat tat bla way 
be Is a derer perfbtmar. Hla aaeeeaa Itoa la 
hl< power ot fadal maalpalatlan. Hla aanea. 
alltr Is his anaet. Bis e tti a w d la ary aake-apa 
the seaae of tbe rtdkaloaa, aad ooe 
sBlles becaose one can't belp It. Bat. like 
arttets m bisber faaa ot iimilj. Ic^ 1^ 
does not exa(aente.^,.a»-««aMBlliii>«abCt oT 
SSSk^'I*! " '<""v aa^to-cn k»-lwfcMpa wall 

wltbla hla ■cope. 
"Jllaa Caroa was warmly applatided la ber 
aoats. tbe moat ancceaafnl of wblrb 





at 
and 



aad ber ablHtr fa mtmi 

Irish woman. 

••C»or«e Anderaoo aa Apollo, was disnlded 
S?— "'•S*'^- He san« well and looked well- 
Martin Browa. aa Brato. tbe pott, arala showed 
ttat he la a »My fracefnl dancer. Hla dances 

woe drIlHttai. - rbynia Oordod. aa Thalia. 
*■>■••( OaaMar> «aa asreeable to look apoo. 
g* aaaapUbly. Rnieat Bare, aa Or- 

SSS »••«• '»'■ Chlaatowa 

which he did oacommoaly well, 
piece was full ot local hita i 
on wrll-known theatrical folk, aad 
r° 4^,";, 'JiT""' Onrleaqoea of Tba S_, 
l^'^T?'"' Ca** *a l*OBan 

?■ ^''<!»<°w>>. In tbe latter of wblcb filaa Me- 
iit?, ^" S7^* reaUatle aa a Chtneaa 

gal.lcn. iifaa Ten Kyka also danced wen with 
Jir nrown. Another who waa dcaerrlss ot com- 
3HI«a Anna Whaatoo. who Impet^ 
ICiSSU!!!* a maldaa lady, and aans 

*a e JH Btaiy Glide.*' 

*(tbe other papeto comment aa fbUows: 
Up snd Down BiMdiray la abo*« tha 
•o of snmmer trlToUly. ^Muka OMOt ta 
F<-T and Emma Cams. These lomedhaa aio S 
7»l«>ine, and. aa oaoal. what they bar* 
I" .In I. rtoae paaaln« well. r«y. Whoa* lane 
in. IntereMln, family beheld bb week tMm a 
tixcd hoi, was tbe aama bappy clowa that 
■?"",<; «» »aecesafnlly Imitate. In tbe Qboat 
««Kelly jonj, rrcalllnc the Imperiabable mualcal 
SZI^C'f ^£ Bacbelorm. be waa droll aad 

S aStht ■• *•* 

"Mlaa Cama bad a dracrlptlre dllly. compar- 
5;j**.'"'"KJS» •« »• "» PteMt- Alio 
Mary Aai HfCMM ^Waa a Jolly IrUh soon. 

,*! aaaaced to Tceall 

lb- lin..» artcr DTctcomtac the cootnalaa ot tbe 
Pjr rm.nn. All she doco la blRbly accepta- 
"W !" H." " ■ccooat. to wbleb moat be aMM 
""':.' "?« "y tyaaoa at tha awllamg at mff 

Iheae waa a book-a-toak iwcUUt by 
Rnla aad BaydM. O. .That Beantirul Rag, 



*nb « ntwt Rip. ■ 
mn.i-'' "fl Broadway la fall at aoappy 

mntlr. (Inaery apeclaltlee, aad baa Ma ahare 

«• esempltty tbe. peeH y a 



taaeMI let ot eboias aaab oaaan that la ap 
pealhw. eoatames that an MiMtp baMUM. snd 
aoreltJaa galotc. 

"Itaa da iall aiai •( tha paiiataiaaee reacbed 
If ellauut la tba Uttla daaaa.kar Martin Brown 
aad Ttda WM t aia t a , who waa aa Irresistibly 
channlac fltore, aad la Mr. Fay and Miss Csmx 
Its homoroas tcatnrea were stronsest. Mr. Foy 
wss smoslnc In tbe best Foy manner, which la 
not to be Ignored by tbe searcher for aummer 
dlrenloD. Be proved, too, bow mncb more 
comic be la than any of bla Imitators sog- 
gest. Emma Carua' broad matbcNls are not 
witboat tbeir effectlTeness. and ahe may be re 
lied upon to bring out all the hnmor that k 
sons cootalaa. so tbe andleaee applanded ber 
eeaplets aboat tba chaassa la aetlnjc, baacbal 



aad poUtlca that haie takaa place sloee 1861." 

Up aad QawB Bi aa d aay la a aanmcr aatire of 
a ■oafni.aaaaMaiahla.airt. .that «iaKvea a 




(Ccotlaoed ttom pace 18.) 

While singing at tbe Orpbeom Theatre. Took- 
era. Zella Boaselt snd Mabel Camorltello creat- 
ed a aensatlon with tbe Wltmark comic ditty, ) 
Tmat My Bnsband Anywhere, bat I Like to 
Stick ArooBd. 

♦ 

At tbe Colombia Theatre. New Tork. last 
week, Willie Weston created plenty of laogbter 
and eroked a goodly share of applanae by bis 
WUwufc aaoAcr. I 




Estalle Boss reeeatly sang I Tmst Uy Hus- 
band Anywhere. Bnt I Like to Stick Around, at 
the Weat Bnd Theatre, New York, and scored a 
bit with tbls aorelly Wltmark aoog. 

NIco and Lorey are the pleaaaatly aaggastlT* 
names ot a team who aia aMr:alagH>tHa Wlt- 
mark wtanera. Shaky Hyaa aBl MrtvhV ii Otrl. 
on the PoU Circuit. 

♦ 

TemptatJoa Bog Ir aow being played by tbe 
Kajaitie Madeal Hoar aad thIaWUaark am 



Any Uttle Olrl That Is a N'ice Little OBK- 
U tbe Bight Uttle CIil (or Me ta one of the 
Mg hIta -being 4aig at Proctor'a 23d Street by 
Bd. LarlTlero. 

Lewis and Oiahaa, waa icccatlr appaaicd at 

White Ptalaa. M: SU. oaa M 

witb tbe beaatlMI M* taBaft 

Shannon Flowa- 

At rteebody Park, Newport. B. L. Kdly and 
IB tbe Oaidea at lte~Bc8rt 
" 1;. It' la.'a' aaa^iniMifc 



ttPBIrer 




Jack WOaon Trio are nalsg Maa^ aat Berne 
Tbwa. pabllahad by Nonrottb Kane B0m, ea 
tbe Oaltad tiM with arcat aoceeaa. 




Bnir mppo^-tadoabtrdly making a hit, and 
a big one. ttil>»Mth Oood-Nlgbt. Dear, one ot 
tboae WltmaiV-ilaiga. 

Jcane Laalj'^ifclllli j aab, at Hammeistetn'a, 
la^jahH 4:^Jaa:.MaBHB;.aR . » a»a n aw When 




7ack 
tbe great 

Too Olt. 

« 

Bonny Abbott la making a big sensational 
hit. alnglng Norworth'a new bit. entitled, Sadie 
Brady. 

Mlia Artele Ritchie Is uilnx Cntey and Sleepy 
Bead, pnbllsbed by Jo*. Morris Co. 

The Bowman Brothers are reatnrlng that big 
soog success. Honey. 1 Will Long for You. 
♦ 

Arthar M. Cohen, tbe srrsnger. Is now witb 
the KoTwortb Pabllahlng Co. 



CHICAQO MUSIC NOTES. 



Joba BiiMtft of tbe Roasell Brother*, was a 
caller at tbe Chicago oSeea ot K. Wltmark * 
Soaa aa July 13. It was daring tbia week that 
tba Bassen Broa. topped tiM Majestic blU. 
Where tbe BItct Shannon Flows Is of their owq 
coaapoaltloB aad la stnogly featured In tbe 
act. TbIa aoag Is alao beiag aaed by the Maa- 
battn nK. irtf Jaat '^^S^^^LST^ 
tba * 



Taacott. tbe eY«r-p»aIar eooo ahoater from 
Cblcago. la aald to be one ot tbe greatest 
beaeters ot Stsnlfer's That Xjorla* Tranmerl In 
the bostoeaa. Ereryooe In the Kaat wtio baa not 
beard Tas. wsrble this little mnsleal betetage 
sboold attend at once. Carl Hewitt and Co. 
tbiak Jnat aa well of I'm Looeaome tor Ton 
All the Time, and hare already annonnced that 
alace laatalUog It la their act. tbeir audiences 
— - ' - at tbeir ptotnuB ■HNh bet. 



TrUIe FHgansa. Frederick Saatley. aad Braaa 
Lloyd, all onlte In elalminx that Put Me la 
My Bath Tab la tbe greateat eaeace getter ot 



wtm tlHF -over aaed. Tbte anmber. to- 
rlaib na^VboAr (lot a Klaa to Spare. 
aa< When the Briaiy Bnaaea Blow, are tbe 
vooga wbleb Mllaa and DaBsIa baea aalecled 
from Ibe Win Boaaiter ata|k noy Ha now 
rebearalag a new act. wblciHa halail alaiad by 
Hamlltoa 



The Three White Eubos. wbo were tbe tea 
tare musical act at the Majestic recently, and 
wbo are now working the Keith & Proctor 
time la and around New York, are meeting witb 
tremandooB aneccaa with foar Wltmark melo- 
dlea: Tie Yoor Uttle Boll Ontaldc, Daddy Waa 
a Grand Old ]U%. ilan Whafa ItaLBlit Ba- 
nanas Grow aad ToB Jtaat MM» SiW^Jlncn 
Yoa Bare to Kaaw IB <Mw taliMrBMr Ut- 
tla Xoa Know. 

Imbued witb the aeqnltlag bablt. Win Bosal- 
ler. In tbe psst ten dsys, ass added tbreti Dig 
•onga to hla catalogue, namely, Tolbert R. lo- 
grabam'a Where tbe Sllrery Colorado Wenda Its 
Way; Barry Newman'a I'll Be With Yon. Hon- 
ey, In Honeyaockle Time, and Sbeltoo Brock'a 
Some of tbese Days. Something like tT.SOO la 
ssid to bsTe cbsnged bands, the balk ot It being 
paid for the Orst-nsmed song. 

Tbe World's Comedy Voor sre teatoring Stant- 
lei'a Patricia O'Brien, and report It to be one 
ot tba aeaaon's best bets. That LoTin' Traa- 
lattt la tbe moat popalar of the eaulogae ot 
tbia booae, being nacd by aa laaa tbaa two 
hundred acta here la Gbleofa. The Xhtca Kai- 
toaa haee Installed Tkat FacaUar r 
" to " 




. ta M tawa aa Ha war to tba Oaast. 

As a vMEwt aad c nto p oaii , thoia on fkw aa 

aeecatrlcally good aa ttla aow mairel In the 
mnsle wond. Be set the Oilcago muslcaUy in- 
clined in a whirl by tbe Introduetlim dndng lila 
ot a wieid aitbough sweat mdady, la tbe 
;. Itla caBo* tta BMariteb 



Frank Clark Is the antbsrity tor the state- 
ment that no other rag than Oh. That Beautl- 
tnl Rag. pobllabed by the Ted Snyder Mnale 
Co.. 1» being rang In Tbe Girl In tbe Kimono. 
It la reported last week that another Interpola- 
tion bad taken tbe place and was taat being 
popularised by tbe erer-popnlar Dale Fuller. 

Arthur Halin baa algned with wm Boaslter 
to exploit tbe Bnaallii nriato dariaa tbe anm-' 
mcr moatbs at band alagnw.^ IMetXa To-Nlght 
ia Oieaalaad, la tha Spcibk FB Btfw a Bing 




aa ofWItanrk 

-pdl-a VBlB vtalt to CMcago la tbe 
of ne eM or MF Piaama. wbiek U 

«■ wbleb tba. Bqt'dC^nMtB * 



to ha 



Beanore Sherman and Annette Anderson, ot 
tbe Chicago offices of tbe Harris Music Ca. 
wUI - spend their aa ca t len next week In Kew 
Tork. Morty Ryman and Terry Sherman bare 
gone op to Lake Delaran for a coaple of weeks, 
to rest up snd concoct seTersl new Ideas. 
♦ 

BlUy 8. Clifford Is In Cbteago organblng Tht 
Girl, the Man and the. Game, hla new mnsteal 
p co du c ti oB. Mr. Clifford annooncea his opentna 
for August 16. at Peoria. U. wm Boaslter will 
sapp^ tbe songs from bis manuscript and eom- 
poataig departaieat. 



Victor KteoMr, baring dlssotred partnership 
with tbe TIetor Rremer Co.. music pnbllsher*. 
baa gone Into tbe name bnslneas personally and 
~ ndlera to tta O a tea t a BaOd- 
of 




at Dm MMbm^M JL 

cago manager at ^ha 

has written 8 
entitled Come ea Laaa. 
like a big wtaaer. 

♦ 

Snpble Tucker win be the <i*t to Introduce 
Ro«atter'a new raoa lament, entitled Some nt 
These Day*. The Texas Steer Quartette will 
use It later, toeetber with Rosslter's march 
aong. In the Spring I'll Bring a Ring Around 
Rosle. 

My Pals are My Pipe aad My Stein, as sang 
by Arthur BaU now appearing In Tbe Olrl In 
the Kimono, la prorlng one ot tbe feature imm- 
ber* ot this production. M. Wltmark A Son* 
are tbe pabllsbers of tbls number. 

♦ 

Tbe Rimrll Brothers met with phenomensi 
sncr<>«!> last week at the Majeatlc. sinxing 
Where tbe Rlrer Shannon Flows. Jlromie Rna- 
wll's own composition, which is published by 
the Wltmark Music Co. 

Mr. J. Walter Leopold, tbe new profeaslonal 
man with tbe Chicago odice ot tbe Chaa. K. 
RarrI* Mnxic Co.. la getting great reaalta from 
the nnllmlted catalofrne ot that boaae. 
♦ 

It's Always June When You're In Lore, one 
ot Chaa. K. Barrls' new bal l ad*. Is mora than 
making good with anttal hoadUaa aeto .la aad 
anond CbleoiNk , 

mnm caimht with 

TNB ttOOM. 



ChieaM^ JUr 18 . 

Motey Stem. Wbo la 

atire for the nartjr Tea Tllaer Uaste Co.. b 
haTlns hla hands MB atteadlac to tbe demsada 
for songs. Tbe iiet twui e ia an know Meiey al- 
ways has the goods, no mstter which bouse he 
msr be with, and to say that be rerela with 
delight In Uvtnft up to that repntatlnn srith 
the Harry Von Tllier Co.. Is putting It mOd- 
1y. When aaked a« to tbe luture ot thtnga In 
general, he was ao bnsy banding out Hnrray for 
the SnmBcrtlme, YIddtaha Bag. and Gira My 
Begatd* to Uabel. that he could only aay tbe 
laeTttahle- Bnt at that, one would take It be 
waa working bard on tbe existlag eatalegae. 
Not ao. Far off to a aeeladed conor to a 
boUdiag. wbeca ao oae would eser dream 
looking for blaa. aa aecMcat rrveaM Mercy, a 

pianist, aad a eery pnalaer'' * 

nearalng at a two-Air^ clip. .__ 

They ate aew sooga tar tbe aaaM at WBRSber 
aad Uader the ran Xini ~ 



A MUCH A» U»KD MIIVILaaC. 

Bow many abuse the profeaslea .'-eepy ptto. 
liege wiUcb is allowed by the Tailous toailt 

CbllsbcrsT That InvolTea too many aumbefa, 
t'a make It eaaler. How many ot your ae. 

Salntances abase this mach-abaaed pririlegel 
o reputable performer wbo aeeka courtesies 
from a mnaic pubtlaber la aeldom. It erer. 
"tamed down," and It bis reception la In the 
ncgatlre, ha can trace that annoyance directly 
to tboae hundreds ot anacrapaloas persons who 
worked a good thing to death and played tbe 
game with no limit. It la decidedly to tbe ail- 
Tantage ot tbe pnhllaher to hare the "iianiling. 
out** at p ii if aaa li a i a l .c a ali a to thaw ther were 
ma«a for waa taawMSi. It it. a smI thins 
fUr an ■OBcataad. It to tea bod, bowerer. that 
tbe pettr-Iatcenr grattars took adrantage ot tiie 
opportuBlty aad became a peat. They intruded 
erezywhere. aad, to tbe detriment of a majority 
ot the ptotasalon, Inteated the Held of moalc In 
frantic and Ignorant endeavprs to kill the goose 
tbat laid the golden egg. Every day one ot 
tbcae undeslrsbles breaks la oa the general bar- 
many scheme, and the lists ot their past opera 
tieaa are Innomerable. Tbey are of razWas kinds. 
Tba rasnlt of their vlalt ot pUlage Is atUlard 
to Tarloas waya. Some are mercenary to tbelr 
totant and others are merely Tictlms ot the 
toc^notbing" disease. Tlma ata 

a wblcb cenhl ba aapllad to both 

to to ha hoped that On «Itt I 

Xasy a naa wlto a yacbttog 

baa Barer aeea a row boat, aad ao it Is that 
many a peraon with a proteaaloaal card has 
ncrer beea aearer to his claim ^iun aa a mem- 
ber of an amateur abow. Harry^ewtoo. of tlw 
will Boaaiter Mnalc Company, 'la Chicago laat 
week, was presented with a request for proteo- 
aloaal eopiea. wblcb was backed up by a dirty 
piece ot paateboard. upon which could faintly 
be read the name of some ooe wbo atyled bim- 
selt a "Kooieal Koal-Kolored Sooo Kooedlan-" 
On the hack ot tbIa toaoU to the aoato-'^aaad.'* 
waa a maaa ot aetatlaaa which aarcM* MW aC 
the poUeo ceoit tbaa ot tbe t ba ali e. Ia Cae*. 
tbe iMctlpttai was aridcatlF dlrceta* to ^a 
trlead wbo waa larlted to com down to the 
Bairlaaa Petico Stotlon. It waa soeb a flagrant 
attempt to trade on cnatom tbat Mr. Newtoa 
hceltatad not a moment to telling the bearer to 
bo oa bla way. It appealed ao to hla aenae ot 
hnmer that he retained tbe card aad let bto 
ttl'enda bare a view of It. It ia a n 
baa tbe Cardiff Giant backed off the 

READY F OR T HE ROAD. 

The Gay Morning Glories Co. win tske to 
tbe msd tbe first ot September, followed by the 
Ud Utters, which opens two weeks later. Both 
ot tbeae attractlona wlU tour the Independent 
time, playing one aad thiaanilBbt ataada. 
eloeely taUowing the aaaa loatM M taat bm> 
^Hr. Chariea Baker. Ikr tbe past tw» 
a iiiaaaiir ot MIner'a Ameitcaas, baC' 
himself with Mr. Georgs Belfrage. 

a eombinatloa ot these two gentlemen 

should ptOTC a atrong firm. A third company, 
under tbelr management will take the road In 
tbe East, opening the middle of October. It Is 
the tntentloo of tbe firm to keep the compa- 
alaa thirty days apart, c m e i l u g only tha best 
ot the time. 

AU pttoeipals liaTe beea engaged. Indndtog 
some ot the best-known pctfanacia to tbe bar- 
leaqne flald. and a qnan^at ahowa to pram- 
laad tbat wUl be hard to fUIow by eomparl- 
aoo. Twenty-flve people will be carried with 
aaeb company. 



Strsetmeii! 
Carnival Workers! 
Fair FoIIowir! 



Oor 1010 Catalome l_ . .-=7-i_ii. 

to-day. It Is bigger tbaa crar aad ii IMB 1 
roTer to carer witb . goods that yoa aeod. Wa 
carry the beat aaaortmeot tor year baatoeoa la 
the United SUtco. Jaweliy. Watebaa. Optical 
Gooda. KnlTea. Baaein, Walklas Caaia aadK*. 
tlons. Wblps. Coafettk Daaleia. Bab ba g BMlBb 
Babbcr Tape and Tbrcad. Oas and Whistle Bal- 
loona, and Oamlral Noreitles ot all deacrlptlona. 
Deposit required on O. O. D. orders. 

siiTKK-nniinM m. 

822-824 N. Eighth St., 
ST. LOUIS. MO. 



sellF 

If aa yoa should try oar Lanonetto Powdar. 
It ia made ftomleiBona rednced to powdered form. 
Simply add water, sweeten aad it is ready to dnnk. 
Apa<mdmabee4Sa*lloaa. Price. t2JS lb. prepaid. 
tor a tiial <ialloa)^pi^tait»a«l^ 

M4M BAKRISON STREET, CHICAGO. OA. 



IB BAXX. 



POKER 



*aa tooot attiactlee and toaclaatlag at au no*- 
ettF Ml nsMa. Taranty-fear mammotb ataal 
^jat Cnd^MBBttdfB ^TMfc. Tbww 

OLD MIU. 

Atrtoaaatle mortog flab pond. A mlalatue to. 
pr oduc tl aa ot an old mill aeena with tba water. 

the wooden aUU wheel, aad tbe flatL aB." 

tiea. WHto far fan parl l n l i iia AJfc- 

TOH A Muamm T 



LEW BONNER 

VARIETY WRITER 



Sooga. 
U Bsaidmaa StnaU 



Xtie Bill board 



JULY 30b 19ia 



MUSICAL 

(Contlnocd tioin pace 30. 

GtellM. ,Rcd«te TMbwu pb, ■cr.t K. Z. A. 
- Joos IS* iDdefl 

Opera Co.: (WUte CMy) K«r Or- 
jDse 24. lodef. 
: Xnleal Comedy Co.. Tbiddens & Groff. 
_BHm.: Pltt«barK. Pm-.-Joly 2-Ang. 2i. 
BOtcUnn Musical Comedr Co.. Jack Hatcblson, 
- CJol'DK Park) Sprlngflrld, Mo., Indef. 

•••well Moslcal Comedr Co.: Sprlnzflelil, O.. 

Jone 20. Indef. 
Kane'a Moaleal Comedy Co.. Robt. Kane mrr.: 
• iJF^"!*!" Casino) Holyoke, Haas., Jane 

Ltkm ParlUon Moalcal Comedy Co.. F. W. Mc 
AUIUer, mgr.: Uanidiester. N. H~ Jane 27, 
Indef. 

Lincoln Park Open .C«.. I. W. 

New Bedford., Maaa.. loJy 4. tb^. 
UMnlEbt Sone, Lev Fields, mgr.: Atlaatle Cltj, 

J*. J.. 25-30. 

• der. 

Uortoa Comic Opera Co.: (Doraey Park) AlJen- 

'own. Pa.. Indef. 
»y OnteelU Girl. A. G. Delamater ft Wm. 
. .UoRis, mgn.: Cbleago. ill.. Uareh K-Sept. 

. Pnwn * Cohan's Xosleal Comedy Co. (East- 
m?ii. 1-K*"t Cohan, nn.: Mt Stnllng. UL, 
. !M0; Uaeomb An«. li 
PheUn Musical Comedy Co.. E. V. Pbelan, mgr.. 
. Portland. Me.. Jnae 20. Indef. 
^°^''Opm Co.: (Maple Beach Park) Albany, 
N. T.. May 30. Indef. 

;"Snmmer'wTdoiSS?»flia^ 
Jnoe 4, Indef. 
TcfL^a^BO^ Unslcal Comedy Co.: Pawtaasks. 



mgr. 
Kamp,^- 



- . Sapnlpa Ang. !-«. 

.*^»>w»i, bwwB. jnn. C. CBshman 
yS."*'L.<^5- Jfontemnin 28; 

Tine 20: Hardin SO. 
rp and Down Braadwar. The Shnberts. mgrtf. 
X. r. C Jttly 18. lodef. 

"Kt"*.""-: (Peak's Island) Portland, Me. 
..' .Jone 27. Indef. 

''Whalom Opera Co.. Cbas. Van Dyne. • mer.. 
■. (Whalom Park) Fltchbi^, Xua.. Jniie frS^t. 

^!)S^M. SK*^' ****** 

8W'» MMcal Qnnedy Co.: Texat- 
' n. Smith. .\rfc.. Ang. 1-6. 
' On.: Wlofleld. Kan.. 25-30. 



Wn.. Stock Co., Jack Wilson, bos. mgr.: 

XMeph Mo., indef. 

Gordon Aisoclate Players, Jack Gordon, mgr.: 

Jefferson City. Uo., 25- Aug. 8. 
Graham Stock Co., Oscar Graham, mgr.: Inde- 
pendence. Kao., 25-Atls. 6. 
Hall, Don C Bepertoti* 0>.: Buaoft, Wis,. 

2MM>; Almond Ang. t-6. 
Henderson Stock Co., W. J. ft B. B. Headersni, 

mgrs.: Osage. la., 25-30. 
Hlekman-Bessey Co.. Guy Hickman, mgr.: Hot 

Springs. Ark., 18-30: Uttle Bock Ang. 1-13. 
HIckman-Beaaey Co., Harry 6. Uhon, mgr.: 

McAlester. Okla.. 25-30; Tnlsa Ang. 1-0. 
Hlllman's Ideal Stock Co.. No. 1, Lacy M. 

Hayes, mgr.: Nehnska City, Neb.. 2S-Aag. 6. 
Hntcblson. Xonlse. Stock Co., Jack Hatcblson, 

.: Atchison, Kan., 2S-Ang. 6. 
Ball. Helen. Stock 0>., S. S. FUnden, mgr.: 

Newton. Km..' SS'AlV;-''^ vi.".'.;. ' 
HoiUnEswadfe xirta noek- Cn.8 -Oblldrii Tta..' 
18-30. 

kma. OmL. Cb,8 flliiiwrt Atte. Ttx., 
Jnir 11, lodeC. ' . ; . 

HUmr Stock Co. (Ksntamtt Kilamaaoo. Hleh.. 

Jmw 13, indef. 
Harrer Stock Co. '(Western): Dabnaoe, la., Jose 
19, Indef. 



-.: un- 



STOCK COHPAiriES 

:*'5Scl!*'? tkdt iSLf^ pwrt. 

AInanibn Stoi^ Co.. TTank HatelL nt 

wankre. Wis., indef. . ^ 

Allen's Stock Co.: Dixon. 111., Jnly Ml 
Allen Comedy Co.. T. C- Alley, msr.i 'tAlr- 

rtome) Borne. Ga., 25-Aag. 8. 
Anbrey. Helen. Co.. J. DaTls. mgr.: Ft Scott. 

Kan.. 25-Ang. 6. . . 

Balley-Lockwood Stock Co.: Ptttabnrg. 

S-Aog. «. 

Btttner Stoek Co.. BIB BUtoer. mgr.: 

Okla.. 10.30. 
Bluchsm. Amelia. StoA Os.:. (Bnclld GardcB) 

CleTelnnd. O.. Jnly 11. Indef. 
Briant Broo.' Stock Co.. Boy Briani mgc: 8a- 

llna. Ran.. 25-Ang. 6. , 
Bnreess Stock Co.. Vm.- C. Backler.,;mgnr Ot- 
tawa. Kan.. 25-Ang. 8. -i^x-if^^- 
Belcmde Stock Co.. Z. L. BelgTade. wKst-tin.- 
thagp. N. T.. 25-3n. -r-^Jf.-r^ 
Belisco ft stone Stock Co.. BelaacO 'Stan. 
■ _,""«r»-: lo« Ao^Ies. Cal.. Indef. - " " ' 

..Blip's Players, W. H. Bishop, mgrl: OaUand. 



Stock Co.: BaaaIo,..M.' T., 



_ indef. 

BSBatCIIe. Jeaale, 
May 23-Jnly 30. 
Briaaae-Ballet Players: San Jtea. -CaL. Jolr 4. 

Indef. 

Broadway ThMtro StoCk Oowt Ckmte. H. V,. 
. _ April 18. ioM. .-. ■.: -i-"'-^ "!-. 

Bantioi;. Emma, AaMCIalia Vtafifa: Allaaifa. Ot.. 

Indef. 

Borbank Stock Co.. Otlrer Monsco, mgr.! Xoa 
Angeles. Cat. Indef. ^ 

Cbacncey-Keiirer Stock Co., Red C. Chamieer. 
fflcr.: Hanow. Pa., Mmw i^bc 

Chant Dramatic CO.: WBlMn; KtoC S4Sf 

• tslewood Ang. 1-8. 

CopelanS Bros.' Stock Co.; Emporia. Kan.. 25- 

Anic. «. 

Cntter Stock Allen O. WUte, mgr.: El 

wood. Ind.' SHlli Biehmial.'AME: l-'* 

ca*. ~iiiiii8k: scam, ci-i 

SB-AOK. 8L ■ 
. CUIaliaa Dtamatle COk. I. W. 
_EHRky. IlL. B4r: EI PaM _ 
carton Comedy Co.. Ion CariOII, mgK: Wehati 
Spring!.. W. Ta.. IMOL 
"x^J ^28^*"" «*|iiS Deal. 

Dell<»amV. Traman. Araoelated Players. F. W 
■Hw. mgr.: Denton. Tex.. 25-30; Clebnne Ang. 

Oorothy Stock Co.. M. A. B< 

Mand. Neb.. 2S-Ang. OL 
nnia Stock Co.. Barrr OarliL mar.! 
. ftPk^ Sept. 20. Indef. ^ ^* 
'^^Sjaffi^liSiZ (MecWe P"*) BOwaA; H. 
' ■UHh-ZaDg Stock Co.. Mis: llair Elltch Lonjr. 

mg;^: Denrer. Colo.. Jnne 12. Indef. 
; Empremi Stock Co.: Victoria. B. C. Can.. July 
4. lodef. 

.-Farm Stock Co.: ToMo. O.. June 12. Indef. 
.-Erkhonit Co.. OllTer J. ■j MaHt. mgr.: Princo 
Al^ert. Sask.. Can., IH^Mmtooa. Saak., 
' j- Can.. AOS. 1-13. ■ 

F O t be a Stock Oo-. Qos A: IMiiM, 'age.: DiflBib, 

MlmL. Jnne 18-Ang. 20. - 
PrmnkHn Players. Frederick Clayton, mgr.: 

Stamford. Conn., indef. 
O aiiat Stock ; C«L. - Alba ct .gjg,- amr.t At- 



Haawetl. Percy. Flayoca, L. Selaaa. 

ronto. Can., Jone Ob ' iaSeC, . ' v 
Hayward, Graco, StodC' Oi,t 

Mar a», ind^. 



r.jT». 



Buwaid, Grace, Aaodate nafon, 
Gatts, mgr.: Bockfod, m.,' Met, . 
Hniman'a Ideal Stock Go^, P. P. Hlllmin. mgr. 

Omaba, Neb.. May 7, indef. 
fr«fTyH| UOdred, Co., Edw. C. White, mgr. 

Bnltalo, N. T., Jnne 20 indef. _ 
Hndson Stock Co.: Oakn, mn, M. J.. May 2S, 

Indef." .^v 
Hunt, Charlotte, 'Btoek Cii.t Biirtai.;lliM ,- im 

9. Indef. ■ V - i-.- 

Indiana Stock Co.: Mollne, HI., tItA- c 
Keith Stock Co., James B. UoaOk Mff.! Fort- 
land. Me., April 19. Indef. „ ' _ . , ■ 
King, Cbas., Stock COul Saa DIecOk. CaL, Jnne 
iC Indef. 

Klbnt ft Gazzolo StoCk Co.: Cbleago, III., July 
3, Indef. 

Keith Stock Co.. Cato S. Keith, mgr.: Elkhart 

Ind., 25-30; Kokomo Aug. !-«._. 
Kelly ft Sherman Stock Cow^ U.Kdly. mgr.: 

Macomb. IlL. 25-30; BMeTtB*, Jafc; 'j^.' 
Keene. Lorraine. Stock Oo.;' ''2MNaka (atT- 

Neb.. 2S-Ang. 6. . 
Kennedy Stock Co.: Norfolk. Neb.. May 9-Jnly 

SO. 

KemUe ft Sinclair's Lyceam Comedy Co. 
Em^Stoek 00.'. W, riUwU, mgr.: "ia^^iieA 



Lattlnaoce-Iieikh Stock .Co. < Western). 

Iclgh. mgr.: CorsIcana.VTex.. 2S-30. 
Lyceum Stock Co.: Beatrice, Neb.. 2E-ADg. o. 
Leonard ft His Playera. Wm. B. Leonard, mgr.: 

Garden CltT. S. D., 25-27; Vienna 28-30. 
Latlmore ft I.elgb Stock Co.: Des Moines. la., 
Indef. 

Lawrence Players. D. S. Lawraee, mgr.: Seat 

tie. WMb.. Jalr S^^iadtf. „ 
Uscoln Park SI»tk^«' W >tew tir. ,liaaa.. Jnne 

20, Indef. ' ■ » 

Lindaar-Maaiami Stod^ Cn.t. B m > iB. ^Um^ Ji 

aOu&defc -'ii' J 

Lyne Btott Co- Wm. Koealg. mgt.s llhin e w* 

Minn., Ftt>. ». Indef. _ „ „ 
LyteU. Bert, Stock Co.: Albany N. T., I*b. 21- 
27 

MaMtle «tock Co.: Harrlabnrg, Fa., May 0, 
Indef. 

Majestic Theatre Stock Co., M. J. Boylo, mgr.! 
•^ohnatown. Pa.. April 18, tadrf. .- ■ 
;lI^eMe Stoek^g^P. Bnoka, .awf::- Utla. 

,ila»^.'%^^Btoi& do.:' 
9. Indef. 

'Heyeia. Iicoe. Stock Co.. Wm. H. Meyers, mgr.: 
•^ Srinni. Park) Tamaqna. Fa.. May 29, inoef. 
JfOacebead-Drew Stock Co. H. C. Hoorebead. 
;,ngr.: (Electric Park) Paraona.^ana.. May 20. 
!' -iDdeC. 

iMntat Players. Harry W. BeU. mgr.: Indlanap» 

' Us.. Ind.. Jnly 11. Indef. 

'IfyiUe-Harder Stock Co., -W.- H^ ..Harder, mgr.: 
■ajAamoatPazk) Altoona, Sa.^JaBo.13. todef. 
Uabet' Fhll, .Oa..'Leilia:.B.. pnitb. .ngr.: Bind- 



Morey . Slaek.'Oa.."~F.' J 
' Tte..- Sfr^O. - 
MyenT Pbn. Stock Co.: (Lake ' Park CaRlno> 

^Kanalldd, C indef. 

Uazwen-Hall Stock Co. Jeffersoa HatL mgr. 

, Terre Hante. Ind.. 25-Anic. 

MetropoUUn Stock Co.. Clifford 'BSMM,' Bgr, 

Kearney. Neb.. 2S-Aog. 6. 
Slajestle StoA Co., Boy M. Brooks, mgr.: Tori:. 
' Nd>.. SS-Ang. S. 

NIderson Bros.' Stock -Co.: Lakeside Park 
JopUn, Mo.. 25-AnK. 6. -, 

Neni Stock Co., James Malll. altlt.lt. Paol. 
Hlnn., May l-Aog. IS. _ 

Kdaon. Harold, Stock Co.: BoHlngbam, Wash., 
Indef. 

North Bra*.' Stock Cou: TooCka, Bans., indef. 
Orpbenm Slock Co.. Bdv.-Dofte, mgr.: Benton 

Harbor. Mich- Jid7 4. iDdeC 
OrpbeinB Stodc Co., Snmt KafB<r..ingr. 

Sept. 13. indef. ■ „ - „ 

Orpbenm Stock Co.z Watertown.ll. T., May 23, 

Indef. - . _ 

Park Stock Co.: (Lagoon) Lodlow. Kf.i Hay 29. 

Indef: 

PaytaB'^tock Co., Oatae Payton, mgr.: N. T. 

IL. lna» 7. indef. _ 
Peracbl-Gypsene Co.. C. D. Peniebl. mgr.: Tam- 

pa.. Bla., Indef. 
Poli Stock Co.: Bridgeport. Conn., May 16.' Indef. 
Poll Stock Co.: Hartford Conn., Jnne 27. indef. 
Poll Stock Co.: Scianton. Pa.. May 16, lodef. 
Poll Stock Co.: SorlngSeld. Maas., May 2. Indef. 
POU Stodt Col: Watetbmr. Conn., Hay 0. indef. 
Ml Stack Co.: Wllksa TIaiw. Fa.. Hay 9. Indef, 
Pan SlaA Co.: Woceaatar. Vaaa.. Hay2. Indef. 
rarUnaOB-Vsir Stock Co.. trader caorss. Bobt. 

T. Parkinson, mgr.: Pulaski. Va., 25-30. 
Peonle's Stock Co.. Jack HatchlnKon, mgr.: Ex- 
celsior Springn, Mo.. 25-Ang. 6. 
Phillips Dranstlc Co.: ElUns. W. Vs.. Indrf. 
Beeres. Dorothy. Stock Co., (Hlfford IteeTes. 

mgr.: Haatlo«». Neh.. 2S-Ang. 0. 
Rnsh. Edmnnd Stock Co,. Gay 1. Thomas, mgr.; 

roandl Blotnt. la.^ BMO. - ' ' . 
Bedmond. Ed.. tlMk. O*.!' Sal lass; Od., Jan. 

3. 'indef. / • - ■-• . 

Bod StnA 01^: (IWniMr ..Pkik) 'Dartae, O., 
■ -HW- SII;, iade£. ' . 

Bod Stock Osk: (Earing Grare Park)- Sprlngfleld. 

0„ Hay SO, Indef. 
Schiller Flayers. B. A. Schillar, mgr.: (Ottun 

View Casino) Norfolk. Va., AprU 11, indef. 
Stettle Theatre Stock Oi.: Seattle, Wash., Aprn 
M. Indef. _ 

Ous. D. WDson, mgr. : 
dObas. O.. Mar SO, Indef. 
OSb: St. to^ Mo., Hay 




mgr. ; (Sueago, 



Spence Theatre Co., Harry Solus, mgr.: Junc- 
tion City. Kan., 25- Aug. 6. 
Stahl Stock Co.: lola, Kan., 2S-Aug. 6. 
Slncltlr-Weber Stock Co., H. J. Weber, mgr.: 

Manhattan, Kan., 2S-Aag. 7. 
Taylor Stock Co.. H. W. Taylor, mgr.: Waah- 
uston. Pa., 20.30. ..... 

Tanor. Albert, Stock Oa^ B. J.. UMisitai -■gr.: 

DaUaa, Tex.. 25.Aug. S. ' .-i^ 
Thome. Mabel. Stock Co.. F. Tl Paikar. mgr.: 
Lawrence, Kan... 2S-Aug. . &- ' . . .. 

TravUe ft Hayden CkHnedy OS,: (Bwer Park 
Alrdome) Lima. O., indef. ' • 

Tomer, (Hara, Stock Co., Ira W. Jacknon, mgr.: 

WUlIamsport, Fa., May 30, ludet. 
Vance. Will J.. Players: Mt. VeroOB, O., Jnas 

6 Inilef. v. 
Van Dyke & Eaton Co.. F. Uaak^' aai^.t' BIk- 
hart, Ind., June 20, Indef. ... ' 

Van ft BoblnMm'a Comedians: GOtambaa,' Kan.. 
_ IMO; Nenda. Ho.. Aag. l-dl 
▼iBtOD, Myrtle, Co., H. P. Balmer, mgr.: Sey- 
mour, la., 20-29; . Miatle SO; Kellerton Ang. 
1-3. ^ 
Wbyte Dramatic 06;: Sidalla, Mo.. 25-Ang. 6. 
WolforJ stock ,(>>.;.. .Prsmoat, Neb... 3S-Aag. 6. 
T> Cllaalri tn^.t)^: ,.■ Ohaadta. SaB.i SS-Ang. 



DRAMATIC 

Anglin. Marcaret: See Awakening of Helena 
Richie. 

Awakening of Helena BIcble, with Margaret An- 
glin. Lonla Nethersole, mgr.; Portland, Ore., 
29-28: Tacoma, Waab.,.8MQ: ^ 
a Ar jai oct a tic teuny; r Aalgai Bias., isgrs.: 
Vtankfoct. S, D.*. 27. 

Baby MIns, Wm<, A. Brady, 
nL. June 9. indef. 

Collier. Wm.'; See laeky Star. 

Croeman. Henrietta, Maurice Campbell, mgr.: 
San Francisco. Cel., 18-30. 

Flake. Mrs. in Beiiertoire, Hsrrtson Grey FUkt, 
mgr.; Seattlot .Waab.. 2S-80. ' v. 

Portniw 
Harria. . a 
8. 

Girl of the _ 

berst. N. S., 

Monctoo SO. 
Hackett; James K.'. In __, 
. daco. Cel.. JiOy ll-Aog. au - 
Hamsd. Virginia. . In Bapntolfe: Los Angeles. 

CmI., Jnly 11. indef. 
Lucky Star, with .wsi. OaiUar. Cbaa. Frabmaa. 

mgr.; Wallace. Ida., 87; lOnoOla. Mont., 2a, 

Botte 29-30; season ends. 
Mann. Idols: See the'(Aeater. 
Hlaaoarl Girl (Merle H. - Norton'a) : West Hamp- 
, Inn, L. I., N. Y.. 27; Good OroOBd 28; SOQth- 
. ampton 29; E, Hampton 30 Oiiiaiwl AWfc 1; 

Brldsehampton 2: Sag Harbor ^-'HaMtBck 

4: Blwbcad B: Hempstead O. 
Bimaway Banker: N. BOCirtck, Me., 27; Gicen- 

laad. N. H.. 28. 
Savaa Dan .WageBbala ft Kemper, mgrs.; At- 
lantic city. N. J.. 23-30. 
Sefcm Daya. Waganbala ft Kemper, mgta.: N. 

T. a.TJor. 10. Indef.w^ 
SU Perkins (C. Jay Smith'a). Bd. Kado*. 

mgr.: Beed City. Mich., 28; Frankfort 28: Big 

Bapids 30: Luther August 1: Thompsonrllle 

2: Grayling 3: Roscommon 4; Petoskey 6; 

Trarerw City 6. 
Cnele Tom's Cabin (Tetry'a): Madlaon. Wis.. 

27; Mt. Horeb 28: Linden 29: Hiactal Point 

30: HI|Maat/AM. Is .IMagalaB.aj'Ote S; 

Galena. DU 4» fiiad thtmt, .IVM, Si Mati- 

TBle'e. 

Unde Tom's Cabin (SfefBon'sl. J. W. Brownlee, 
■ mgr.: Sag Hnrtxir. N. Y.. IT. 




Peter Taylor 



Lion trainer, at liberty. Wants fioop of Hons, 
WorId-«ids aspscleoco. Boatoek'a, Droamland. 
Coney Maat, W. X. 



Our SpMtol«y This Year Im th« 

Anmai IMbr Flag 

Of Taffeta; aon-fast and nia-ptoof: 4x7 
feet. Sewed atan, sewed sttipeit 8 ft. pole 
.witii ball, 16 feet nuinilla rape^ gslvaioed 
irba pola holdar, all complete, 

;V:f;-_:; ;■;>-., St.OO 

Ffac Hfgs Company 



Battk Walaftad,' 



FOB BALE — 12 Slmpaon Peanut Machlnea. (3.80 
each; la good order. Send for Hat of new and 
second-hand machines. Address 0. J. BUTCHEB. 
S90S Wallace 6t., Clblcago. 



FOB 8AIX — Make offer tor my large Berlin Or. 
cbcstrlon. No. 1, Writ* te X.. B,. 
W. Western Are., 



PBVBSIAV BLBX— SoIuaUos aa 

irj blnlng. 40 cents s * 

GEO. WTATT CO.. 814 
caster. Pa. 



oaad for laoa. 
a» qoaatltF. 
and Straat. Iaa> 



FOB 8AX& -CEEAT— BlectHe Pacclesi. Style 
P. Plane, Mttl»_aitar.ninW. baaa waB cared 
tar. paaBLHiL aasa Blllbaaid,. CInelnnaU, 



ktorlna PMMra Tbaatoa fpcaale. In town of 
20,000. near Chtcago. VandaTlUa tacUltlea. S2B 
seats. Will staad thorongh InvaaUaatloi 
J. B.. 05, care BlUboard, Cladnnsa, O. 



— FOR SALE — 

A Black Tent for moTlng picture show, in nsa 
two waeks. bise 20x70 feet. A. O. KBIN. 
Newark, O. 



Troope of Tkiaa Seta For sale. Only horl- 
aontal bar and Uapas e performing dog in the 
world. Other orlglnil acta, singles, dooblea and 

triples. Write for pro5tK.cta8. I'HOP. G. W. 
SADNDERb', WcbbcnlUc. Mlctl. 

FOB BALE, S XEBTS — ^1 8-oa. water-proof, 
88x54, «S0; 1 50-ft. B. T., 25-ft. m. p.. stage^ 
llgbta. jdl comnleto, s «i ltab le^»r^r^>j<r- 



: YOB, BAXB, tmm.v SWIBO, or will trade 
aame for Herry.Ga-Bo<md. Swing in excellent 
condltloo and in operation at Weona Bcadl Park, 
on a dock over tbe water; an Ideal ^ace fOr a . 
awing. Address JOS. A. SHEBtBS^m M. 
Henry St.. W. Bay (nty, Mich. 



Town 2,500 and 
Stage 



FOB SALE— I^rlc Alrdome. 
growing.^ Seating capadly S50. 

BcaaaiT fas sandasUla. Oatr abm 

ComstF SMt. aaiaen MaM B. Maehlnaw _ 
eon ior mSUtg, other boAna noDlraa or att 
tlon. J. B. POHBES. Boa 81. bOglef , Okla. 



FOB 8ALX, CRBAF— Compete Oaneaa Alrdome; 
aoo ft. of 8-ft. aide wall, 7 tiers oC 10-length 
bloe leata and jacks, 10x12 portable stag* and 
Jacks, 2 aledgea. 2 large Beacon lights, maninee. 
stake puller, all In good condition. CLARA 
8TBWABT, SSI etb Are.. Des Holbes, Iowa. 



FOB BftLB OB TBADB— Ferris Wheel: 35 ft. 
and ga so line enatne. larae orcfacstrioo with 
dmms, moTlng plctore goods with tent, also 
atiect piano. Will trade for email Meny-^e^ 



lOBM A, turn. 



FOR SAKE 



S Btoet. Btoar Hb- 



cblaea. 1 Mllla' PoBAIac Bag. 1 Boom^ Hi 
PUte and otbeta. Write Tor Miees. . Ob 
WAONKB. 173S Oybavm A*e..'GUeaco. . 



CRAZY HOUSE 

Fm SAUS 

Good Money-Oefter. Addrew, 

WM. K. mCKKTT, SandonkJ. OMc 



SLEEPING GAR 

FOB SALB 

Pullman type, steel tired wheels, two state- 
rooms and kitchen, aleeplng accommodatloaa for 
88 people, isady for iaimadlata aerrlea. Frlc^ 
*900l NBW JBBSBZ OftB * MVOWKnC 
CO.. Passaic. H. t. . . .r*, ;• 



ForSale, aa«teli4B>ll«yOfaail wItllNlMala 

Two black taal*. oaoniat*, ««tM baaw. Used. 
Ferris whe^ 4B ft.. A aaath ataal. iMIar baai- 
^gs. One BdiaaB wi s p in type B., tabla. 
Power mscblnaa, S0.000 ft Urn at oes eaat 

et foot; M.000 fL Um at two eaato par foot, 
odel B gas maehlnsa bought and aold. Bdlana 
and Lowen eorrant aaTers at half price. Fatbe 
h. c. Paaaloe Play for rent or aala. 



tor gaa maeblaea. nST WOJI Wnf^St 



horo, Ky. 




battoaa far ereiy porpoae, la any 

quantity from one to a ra(lllon. 

BADGES 

THAT'S OVB KIDDLE VAJfZ 

PENNANTS. FOBS a ad CANES 

nurs ous un, son. 

BBUTT 



■lee yon full infomati<« at Orst wilting, 

explicitly what you want and 

dMBBIOtlt BA90B 00., 



X.tie Billboard 



43 




Film R«neir 

(OOBtlnoed from pifc 2T.) 



of work, are tent to ttae mlU with baft of sralo. 
Od ttae w«7 ttaer dUeoaa the white maa'e bur- 
ita and tba eniiedDeu o( labor. In tbe mldat 
of tbeir fioiabUiw, a TMuir Atklna, ot tba 
Bntlltb army, 
Jotn tbe ranki 
itaUoD. art 



moillVi a 'XDounj Aisuia, ck lam 
; cane* alaog and adftaaa tbam to 
la. Tb«T baat It to the racroitlnB 
aecaptM, ud an pitccd In tli* 



thiaN t» nt iqaara with their eonradea. Two 
Saiia 'aC Um rectnant >ue Into the tank and 
Ito tn* P<uh their aaperlon In. A merry 
(ta*lMlowt, they are captured, court mar- 
HaM' and Imprlaooed, but are later pardoned, 
tnd, a year later, am acen marchlnc at the head 
of tbetr company. 

DAVY JONES AMD CAPTAIN BBAOO— (Com- 
ply: releaaed July 22; lentth, B3S feet). A aoap- 
P7 comedy, la which two saUore match their wlta 
with a captain who deelrea the hand of Widow 
Cute, while one of the aallora would like to 
call her hla own. Tbe aallor loaea oat, bnt bla 
friend promlaea to help bim, and, one qnlet 
erenliic, when the captain and. Widow Cnte were 
apooninc, a MbMt looas im, She widow Ml- 
lipaee and eaOa fW balK wUto the captain taken 
to hla hceia, while the nllor eoaea to the leecne 
and all li welL ne ghoet. In Ita anxiety to eos- 
fratolate the eallor, createa a grot deal ot 

**^3Cb'8 BACBiriOB— <Dnaa: :xdeM« Jnly 
St>. A MWHlnMh ItMaMi miik- tan •( 
pethea and tomb tfeat ImUi tlii Mwat nd at- 
tention. 

UNCLE TOM'S CABIN (Part I.)— (Drama; re- 
leaaed Jnlr 28: lensth. 880 feet). A apeclal 
dramaUiatkin of ante-helhun daya, nneqaaled for 
for emothmal and dramatle altnattou. Tbla 
Blm tella that part of the atory where the Shel- 
bye are forced to aell TJade Tom, and cooelndee 
with Uncle Toffi'a farewdl to hla old Kentoeky 



WE BUY AND SELL 

F I L IVI S 

Plenty of reels, %S, SIO, S15. Send forliats. 
New Bong slides, with musio, S2.00. 

CHICAGO FILM BROKERS 

Cor. Barnard and AInslaa, - ChllCAaO 



WE 



UNCLE TOM'S CABIN (Part U.)— (Drama; 
icIeaMd inly Z»; length. t.000 feet). This fllm 
deplete probably the meet pletnrceaoe part ot 
the whole Morr, the deaU olTutUeBra. 
UNCLK ItMTS Oaa (Part m.)— (Drama; 
eliaii B Jnlyjnt. TMa dim eeatlaBca the Mary 
Mm Uttle »r^a tatk t» the death oC Undo 



Too, and la ailed ' 
command oar Intenaa I 
like srappllac the 
— leee *tetlM. 



FH.M RELEASES 




Vaet 

ifcot to Oe Plot (Ooo'edy) 980 

■"lena (Drama) pes 

lapalenent S8T 

jqoa t**t 

f-to the Seaaoa of Bnda 090 

1:^ SSfi 'L ffo.Ohetto (Drama).... S6» 

tt?BiA«2tr' S£ 

ift-The Iteo a» the — — — 
20— Nercr Again (Cobau 
20— May and Deecahar - (GUMiir) 
S-Tbe Marked Thna TaUTiBimai .... 

2J— A Chtld'a Impolae (DraaalTTI...... SM 

ao-Mnscay-a FUarsweethaert (Owedn. 
Jnly-* Stet 

'-^"•ahghtChiplu (Drama) tm 
!J~7^J'>* ^**'*r Said frniindi iin»a) ssr 
J4-A CblM'a ralth (Drama) ...r.""": Sfld 

Sri. (*ama) IBS 

ll~iaa the Bella Bang Ont (drama)...... 4ST 

B-Mriona Sixteen (coaudy) SM 

M-Qhexpeeted Help (dma) .......... m 

TOBON KAMUrAOTOBim OOMPAKT. 

ea Aeanat oC • taadir Ifark*^ 

24-^rortJS^, riiiii'fiiMiiih" "* SS 

^^"ou i^mjf^^r^f^'!!!^,^!'^!!!^ aan 

■WJe Piece of Laca (Drama nen 

T~TX? ■%E'»' (Drama) TOO 

iftZSf- lf^""^"» Mf** (Comedy) .... MO 
its* Sf"""*^* '>«ae»w (Dtaaa) ..1000 
:f~?'* Hoaae an the Bat-(Dfaaa)...... T45 

.^ss-'B^asrisiisr""!!^^^^ 
!^^~rfrT;..."f..^:..!?S'.?...^iooo 

kIjH* S£!" !^ Strlpea (Drama) 1000 

f-JJa Tela of Twa (fiat* (Comedy) .... 428 
S-lQml to-tha.lOMtgaaer (OOBCdy) .. STI 

!ilr4 ^■«*<lo" In Haenna Cearte toaidy) dM 
r<?2r Papered the Parte 

iS-OW-ifje and tbe New (dram). .....1000 

a— A n«atlar Hero (drama) 400 

5-£!F Brown (eomedr)..* MO 

st-?^,5'""'«*« idrama)...„ SOO 

May — f»it 

Sr2S ^•Jdlag Preeeata BOO 

g-Where la Mnleahy} «00 

»-^e Brother, the Slater and Che Oow- 

Pnndier M» 

'one— 

i-Beorya Package j On i m t n - 20» 

SSi mtSif 1000 

S-Borly BUI (Comedy) •» 

- iCiT^BwMfaBan'e itad (Drama) BOO 

!£-A HeoeyoHMn for Three (Comedy) 1000 

g-pa BaAtt'a Wife (Drama) T^. 

Hmofu Laat Dtad (Dram). 

Mi 



HAVE THE BEST FILM GLEANING 
PLANT IN EXISTENCE. 



By oat'' om Ssant'DRMM. ThotoiMhly 
Seientftts and FniittBaL 

FILMS 

Leaving oor plant are 500 per oenL bet- 
ter tlMD when received. 



IF WHAT WE SAY IS 

RIGHT 

YOU C4ir PBOF TP OT Q BTTnta IN 

TOUCH WITH US. 
If we were wrong, don't you think we 
imddlMivilots of nerve to makeM inKb 
Boiaat' :•; 

WE HAVE LOTO OF 

FILM FOR SALE 

At any pnee you want to pay. AU films 
are deaned before we sell them, and they 
are well wortb twice what we ask. 

WritEtoday 




CHICAGO FILMERS 

173N.Qr»eh8t. 

N«ar Lak* St., 

CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 



Not the Original 

BUT positively" 

the Best Reiiirocluctipn 

■ 'OFTIMK'-' 

Jeffries-Johnson 

HEAVY-WEIGHT 

CH*MH OHSHIP C OHTEST 

STATE RIGHTS 

Tenitotial rights can be secured at prices that will 
penbit (tf big ptofitB. 



Book this feature at low rental temiB. 



We will sell the pictures, at the usual price per foot. 



The pictures are photographi(»]Iy perfect. The figjiting is all ac- 
tion. -The fifteenth round is a wonddful climax; spe(aaUy posed 
by two careful fighters, i^pnudmate Length, 1,800 Feet. 

BEimnmiYiitaiTn 



IMPARTIAL FILM COMPANY 



109 C. Ramlolph StrM*, 



CHieAQO, ILL. 



THE CHRONOPHONE TALKING PjCTIIRES 

Flrniniirgtrnftonn Hi InJ^pm Jiiiiit Thm 

In New York State aaatd Pennsylyaiila 

Write at once for piiticiilais 



The PATHE PROFESSIONAL MODEL 




Is in use in two-thir(38 of th e houses, large 
and small,* in^CalifomifiTyet in two years 
our Coast. Agents have not sold a star- 
wheel <Mr.i«ab!-^heeL . 

THEY ARElijATO WEAR 

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NEW YORK 



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as Rudolpk St. 
CHICAGO 



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YOl HAVE BEEN LOOKINB FOR A SONG ABOVTAND BDT OF THE ORDINARY. WE HAYE IT. THE BALLAD S0N6 OF THE YEAR. 

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DIFFERENT FROM AU OTHERS. ORCHESTRATION IN ALL KEYS. A GREAT SONfi FOB ANY SINGING ACT. FINE FOR QUABIETTE. SEXTEUE. DUETS, ETC 



SEYMOUR FURTH AND 
WILL A HEELAN 



-NOW WITH 



THE JOS. MORRIS CO. 

WrTH A FEW SONG SURPRISES. 



THE JOS. NORRIS GO. 

MIKE L. MORRIS, Managsr. 

4 1 St Street and Broadway, : N. Y. C. 



NOTE 
MANA6ERS. 



MISIGAl DIRECTOtt: 



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nevalty •eng« In 
pvMS and wawill ba 
piMMd to damon> 
strata thorn for you. 
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' '-Jkt Elbe's Culno, Nortb Beach. \f«rtalll« P«r- 
cbn "Cfto," Ii tlran-log tbe crowds witb tar 
■ Willi fl aUMtloo of clMtridtr. 
f fti »niiil aod Usnrier. tbose lUlUa ebaneter 
■msts, aie msHsg csod ptafia* tbe-pukx with 




and Hirrtaoo ate ■ 
in tbelr cbaracter i 
dix act. plarioB the iiatkiL 
ris the 



1 ikort tlmr mgo. 

Kn. Geoise Ba 

^^Jsts. arr barlas 

Voa at AUantle City. 

\ Herman ' and Price, 
acrobjitw. were one of 
"Beach last week.. 

Clem McGee I* III 
andlences with nordtx. 
cartooa offerloff. 

Oeorxe ETaos, tte 
these dars rebeaniaK 
cooiiss season. . 
;. O'Dell. Ward 



kit at 

of .mirth. 



wtth (teat 



I SlaseUe 
derated 



tmmtdr kaoAahoai 
Hc.hlla 



•t Xorth 




are golns 
anccess. 

Harrr Thorn [ 
I-« one of the 
Beach., L. I. 

looklDx laa. 
Teason. 

Stanicr aal 
tor 



the' Ml. tad hb maaikable ebaiacterlzatlOD of 
the dnmb Italian bof eontinnes to stamp bis 
acting as comparable witb tbe finest seen on any 
staze— Tauderllle or legitimate. 

Mlas Winona Winter, la tbe tenth position, 
separated this dramatic playlet from Ooalp and 
his Hindoo ffljrsIerT, wbicb closed tbe sbow. 
Miss Winter, with her son^ impenonatloos o( 
a Swede serraat. aad her Teatzfloqpial featare, 
mada tltlnga intereatios and da rt d adlT ratatoed 
her lepntatlon as > CUcaco.fatatlte. Tbe Hia- 
4oo niyateiy. a piano and piano player lllaalos 
aphfU tta UUIas at the act, keeping most of 
tine audience In tb^ seats until tbe final drop 
of tbe picture screen. The middle of tbe blU 
fairly aizzled with excellent offerings, among 
the most prominent of which were Hal Steph- 
ens, Jorrow and Hedges Brothers and Jacobson, 
This last, another of tlie rathskellar oSerlngs, 
made an exceptloaallf strong impression, tea- 
tnrioe Some of These Days. My Wife's Away, 
snd Dear Mame. I liore Too. Stcgtaaa. with 
an eiaborate cartload of scenery, pniad a Bost 
enjoyable bit of Tartely. while Jacroir aand- 
wlchad jnst eaoosh comedy between these two 
acts to mix It up iteht. 
— ~ 1 fa 



-jQsa Leona Pam fa aereral rather rb^jne nnm- 
bers, entitled IWe Got a Ure One Now, Yoa Can 
aiake' a Lot of Money Doing That, and Ron 
Along and Play, wotlld hare been a riot in a 
mnsic haU, bat at tbe Majestic gqt airay with 
only' the merltable applause which her acting 
broasht. The Robert Dement Trio, lo a hotel 
tnmK^Ter of acrobatics, made the boose langb 
and appland alternately^ ^and In batb eases en- 
ttanslastically. DeComa 'and Oaao. aome mote 
acrobats, who opened the atafir. aad George B. 
Sterenaf Banaoay (Mataltv. wka Mland In 
tbe aaesadjmwt, l---^^ 
got tte legdatlea s m sa rt - at. 



M nepniar lylns machine, 
aTfiw tte 



J BietBrea, paTfai tte way for Pilcer 

aad intta^ wte enked mora laagbter than aay 
oiker aet at tte bllL Tkcr are working tte 
.same btzrlesqne °'.*g*"g antics as when last seen 
at Schiiidl?8. JoeCook, Jack of all vaadevilla 
trad<a. tickled tte Uadlaoa street taonse patrona 
with bis rldlenloas slleoce, and Grace Merrltt 
sappUed tbe bisgest .iMit of tte d a ncing . Maim 
and thanks doaed the show, and were the artistic 
bnrlesqne hit with their deror acting and sing- 
ing. 



'. btSlBw W s ts ia naaaak aC'dSMr dsneets, 
aad -tkeir slnglnr seoiea tkem a M <K appUnse. 

Tbe Weston Sisters are beeooilatf xetr big 
farorltes trlth ttielr fnnny barlfejque komag. 

Lnlft and Rosetti are presenting a aaat and 
refloed act and Kcoriop very bip with same.' ■ 

William Flemmrn has retnmed from his raca- 
tlon. and Is now rehearsins for his new act. 

^neXaaaa Is meetlar with csod icsalta 
Ms Cklacae masksl aet acoaad towa. 

Itekcr are stai Catigrltea with 



ttelr 



. . . kaarOy with 

ttelr derar dandnc act. I 

MaDell and Corblet are spending their snmmer 
at Patcho^e. l~ 1. 

Thomas P otter Daw Is-anmad towa ^~«tlTfC 



Tte wnaaa Sisteis are stiU nceaaatia 
aad dandns spaclaItT:. 



HILL TO STAR 'HAIIiiV. J^EUSa 



New York. Jnly 23.— Cnntract.s were signed 
tte other day between Gns HUI and Harry Fields 
krw^lek Hr. HIU wHl star Harry Fields. His 
Ait (lay wilt be Tbe Shoemaker, a comedy- 
dkaaa ia three acta ami fire aceneea of New 
Tsdc aad Westcni life. Tbe season wIU coaa ia 
Baataa Antast U. A soeclaliy selcetidtest 
kaa keca engaged. Tbe play and star win aaly 
te presented In the larger HUM.' A . tsw of 
tklrty-nine weeks has been 



Uanager Ualcolm eontinnes to draw tte crowds 

In his alrdome by offering tbe best TaodeTllle 
which Eddie Hayman has on bis books, and that 
Is saying considerable. Wbeelock and Hay, com- 
edy bicyclists: tte Two Joers, lo Tbe German 
Professw and the News Girl; Lace and £.ace, 
refined ronslcal artists; Clark and Dnncan. a 
singing and talking dno; and Faltman, Fnrman 
and Falrman, constltnted one of tbe best bills 
ever at the Kedzie, either Inside or opea-alr. 
Tbe last-named trio, the "Big Thstc,? were 
headlined and proved a veritable ^lot wlik tbelr 
songs and borlesque mind reading. 

FBAXKLIX. 
The Pekln Trio starred at the Thirty-first 
Street boose, but did not nm away with tte 
honors, owing to the exceptional merit of tte 
other acts, which consisted of Ctiarles Bltcheoek, 
one of the best of Chlcaso'a entcrtalnets, Fans- 
ttm and Co., a magic. aeb-^aad DrBat and 
Dieyer, stagers and dancscsk Maaaaar wsd'has 
ooe at tte prettiest hooma & tte mr sad oOsra 
sack iimiiatimii IS kii Bstinos ttet It baa 
'kiSawaa^ sC fte'^^^at asadar oc tte aoathalda 
bMMiklW te aMaa.dO Ml to stoU bins which 
tela aaly. one foU-atage' offering in ue . list. 



NEW ACTS REVIEWED. 



OUOb ' la oae. U 



MECCA. 



Tte An-Star Booking Aicracy which has Ita 
suite, of oOlces In tbe Knickerbocker TIaeatie 
Bonding. 1402 Broadway, gires promise of be- 
eomlns one of tbe busiest of theatrical centern 
alooa tte Grest White Way. Mr. H. it. Hork- 
kdBHCk tte manaser.' who baa general cbarce 
a(-lka^ae» agency. Is one of tbe tetter known 
joaag maaagets. and has hsd a wide and Tarled 
ezpertence In tte show business. Thoogh the 
aew firm baa been in existence bot a abort time, 
tliey already haye met with a most Battering 
dei^ee of success. Tbe Brighton Dlring Girls 
at BriKhton Beach, ooe of the most popular 
snd snccessful shows on the Island. Is nnaer Mr. 
Horkheimer'a management- It is the present In- 
tentloa of the firm to pat ont next season, a 
diain of park attractioaB wbldi will be tbe 
most extenslTe and hlgb-dnss line of en- 
tertainments ever designed for the rarkt*. Id 
addition to their Engagement and Ont-of-door 
Dexiartments, tbe Ali-Star Booking Agency baa 
made atTangements to send on tte road a som- 
ber of tte best kaowa of reeeat -Biaadway^ ,soe- 



ir«.'s. 

mlnntes. Seen evening. Jnly 30. 

A reader, who is one hundred per cent, and a 
comedian with all tbe necessary characteriatlcB 
to fit blm for tbe best of good time. Opening 
with a novelty naml>er entitled Nothing Like 
That Ever Happened to Me, he weods bia way 
easily Into bis readings, which are all. wlthont 
exception, worth all tbe apidaate teikeoinlBg. 
At the Franklin, his efforts made tte little andt- 
torinm rink witb enthusiasm. '. - 

The old man with .a crick la kis kadt allows 
his mind to wander throogh Oe good old days, 
au liUe nephew rdates his side of a thrilUac 
melodrama be bad witnessed. A professor with 
a woodea arm gestlcolates comedy In the beasT 



speech of Brutus, and an old "arad' 

his son tbe hero of an alma mater football game. 
I All of which affords Mr. Hitchcock lui excellent 

opportunity to display his admirable versatility. 
' He has a stage presence which wins blm the 
- boose on first sight. A winning personality. 

which sustains bis popularity till the end, and a 
' wardrobe to nutcb all tte good points of bis 

offering.' *" 

on tte 

bin. 



DBYEB .ASD' 



SIMGEBS AND 



I Franklin Theatre. Ko. 2. In one; 12 mlnntes. 
Seen evening, Jnly 30. 

The male end of tte team la a clever dancer, 
and the girl Is a suitable partner In this branch 
of tbelr offering, bat It can not be consistently 
said that she Is ss good as a singer. Oh, Wtet 
. I'd Do For a Girl Uke Ton la a mnch tetter 
I song. Tbey carry their mat and patter their 
I feet mnslcally aad rbythmetlcally at all times. 
Tbls tesm wo^ fastd snd wlU bear 



i 




X.^-^j-'SL-vi'**?'.,* 

■ .■-■;!i.v*!''«feS'fi 
- .'■''^Ispp^ 




SIGNOR LOMBAROO. Director 

THE LOMBARDO SYMPHONY BAND 
AND OPERA CONCERT CO. 



rolls eBABB OFSBA SOLOISTS. OSOSV8 OF TKIBT7. 

The a^Boaledied sensation of tbe sommer. Kow jltalag 
gagement at Wblte City. Chicago: Bavina Park, Mllwawset 
coin, and Sontb Dakota Fkir, at Huron, to foUow. 

OPEN AFTEB BESTEMSMH tt. 

Address £. A. STAVRUU. H^.. 



State 



Staiaway Hall, Chleatfo. 



OR AN GE ADE 



A Peund-iaff tha Pownmp Makas Ferty-flva Gallons of Dalieleua 
■ ' ^ Oran^aada, and Ratalls for $40. 

We gnaraatee this powder.to mske tte best Orangeade on tbe market. Tastes tte best. 




. — . . ^ _. — _ — ^ _ ' powders, 

■M tbe aam BtrnFbaaa gilae aa onr Oraagsade powder. We make Cres-Colt. 
»»..;-Ala, Faaeketta, Pep.Fhilta aad Planppla CiSsr tai Uquld farm, aa ooaee makes 
> gaUona of the llanld. Price 12.50 per 16.onaeo . kettle. Sample of any one kind. lOe, 
postpaid. We' sell Coolera, Olaaa Jars, TnmUais aad THBdiler Carriers at lowest prices. 

qiASL T. IIQI^ISSEY^ C^^^ 1^430 HHiiMa St.,, CHICAGp, ILL. 



SEND AT ONCE FOR PROFESSIONAL COPT 

^Tnie ix)ve--Tnie Love^' 

GREATEST LOVE SONG OF THE SEASON 

swing, FDIX or harmony. GET IN UME. for IT Is a winner ttet will telp year act. 
" ANHA.L HEOKEIX. 2018 MADISON STBBBT, CHICAGO. uJL ' . 



•rrH^BIG TICKET AT THE SMALL PRICE" 

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MMIOO— 2M 36,000- 6.60 100,000— 10.00 
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STOCK TICKETS— SIX CENT& Get the aamplee. 

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JULY 30, 1910. 



Xtie Billboard 



4$ 



an bouBd to b* w«ni 



rAOMnm AMD oo., ilmjmonistb. 

FrukllB Mam. I)o>. *bU atas*! 



•nnlBf, Jalj SO. 



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14 

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All «t 'bto txleks wtat om at tka 

rnakllB' aad *•» '>''» Mnr*I nnada of 
■nolauM aad. aneccw aMmloc to encouat* bim, 
iHMnd th* audlcace to derlra tlie twat of tUi 
Biaieal off^og. Faoatua work* tbe nmbnlla 
uC haadkerchleC tb« dluppearlnc fllsht. and 
5a dneka and canDon tileka foeceutallr. and baa 
amnacd the »c«Blnsly tneomet amount o( 
coBedT to alU7 tba moootooy. 

CaRTlna eonstderabla ptopartlaa and two aa- 
slitanta, a male and a female, tbe mixnltDde of 
tbe act merit* Ita belns a featnre or heidllnln* 
act (or tbe popular booaaa and a Ot oDdldat* 
(or au earlier poaltlon on tba larser bUU. Fana- 
to* Uck*, bowerer. Oajrtii^f atay* patacaal' 
ity, wbich i» »o mu M i y wr«»:i^« <i«ag«» 



MILAM AMD 



AKD DANC 



I Tmpla ThaatM. IT*. «l b M*. TiralT* 



loetmr ot notaaca Bald 



era of mafic, and, ' 
tbere •eem* lltUa^M^Mrba 



affectDil Taliie and 
JOG COOK, BLACK-rAOl 
Aiblaod Tbrcatra. Mo. 4. FnU atafa; IS mln- 
ntes. Seen erenlnc. July IS. 

"Bntertaloer" aeema Ilka tb* onlr anltabla 
ward (or Joa'a blV^. tor ba alasa. daacaa, Jof 



gica, nlla boopa 



■artgataa a atalrcaaa oa a 



■lolia. The peculiar part ot It aU la that ha 
laea^waiytlW exc^tlgUly jJ*&<,^^J^{ 

vS^i&r^S aad wbea fe* doea tdk ka % 



Ua aUatt war*. __ . 
talaa tba aaaa leaolt. 

HeadllDtd at tbe AaUaad, be b*d little trooM* 
In malatalninc the poaltlim and receiving tba 
verdict of "a wonder" from Manaser A. D. 
Weliloer. Casey Jone* *erTed as tns opening 
morsel, tbe limit ot bl* Tocal offering, and th* 
ball railing op aa incline and down • iat ot atalza 



Alaoat an exact reprodi 

and Frederick Santley'a offering aaen at tba 
Ualestlc a few weeks ago. Tbe list o( song* 
used, wblcb consisted oC How'd Yoa Like to 
Marrr Me, Pnt Me in My Batb Tab, Wbeo 
tbe Balmy Breeze* Blow, and Have Too Got a 
Klaa to Spara. was tbe same Ust made popular 
by tbeir predecessors, and were all effected la 
tbe same atyle. TbeIr appearaoee, partlcolarly 
tbat of tba girl, woo Ibem popidar favor on 
sigbt. and bad they , offered tbclr malarial In a 
cool laataad at eadlcd ouuiaar,- ttali abancM 
at Baklag a moth battar lmproaaia» will have 
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CHA«. ■.-•ncni.-i 




BV ENS 
- IKXTB. 

Majeatle Tbaatra. JTo; «. b.fM. 
•tag*: apcelal drops 16 mlnotaa. 8haa 

Joly 18. 

Opening In one In front of a drop 

Interior ot a catbedrsl, and garbed la tta 
erles of tbe cbolr. tbey cla**l(y their alaglog 
classically with snch melodies aa Cavalier. Thn 
Boaary, and Sextette from Locla, op to tbalr 
very encore. Xban tbay roogbad tba aaaoath la- 
eeptlon wbich thajr ha* saeattad bv aa 
one of tbe moat popnlar.aMCi 4(1fe» MTf 
ftom Carolina. 

The company eoaolata ot tw« w< 
men, tb* extra male ctteadtav to aoaaa rag plaao 
apeeialtlea, which break tka m agg Oi r, aad to 



la a wtiaM at tha Irartaa^ 
o w c rtl B gl y tbno^Ok 
1 Sac ne aidw o( 




MAZZORX * MAZZomt, IXAUAK MUSICIAKS 
Both Temple Theatre. No. 3; in one; 14 
mlnnte*. Seen evening, Jnly 21. A medley 
ot popular cbomsea admitted these two cbspa 
to the llsta of popolarlty at tbe Baab, 
with one twanging a guitar and tb* 
other fellow manipulating melodiooily an ac- 

a. Attar Joat Like the Boae. tbey. re- 

to Italian cbaraetar ioiiia. aocb aa Do- 
~ . Go On.' aaod« ' By*, and allbongh 
anrand atNoglr ot the lao' 



IMr Mtactalalng anrand atranglr ot the Ian- 
■naaa aa jiiilir In iko eata. tbay who loadiy 
BgibaM amiccUte* as -«M as- tbongh 
Itasl kaaa a teOned mnaleal act.' . 



8. T. * BL 

SKETCH. 

Bosh Temple. No. S: full stage; 14 „ 
Been evening, July 21. The niece ot an old- 
maid aunt opens tbe skit with a telepboo* num- 
ber and some rather clever dancing, following 
wblcb the eccentric mannfactored a few laugba 
with a carloua song called, poor Old Maid. 
Ikem here on tbe llnea ran wild, moat of the 
Me* being blstory, bnt tbey got back In favor 
to aooie extent at tbelr dooe by acme more 
dandag, neat and eeeeatrte. Theae slater* have 
tbe ability aiul as aoon aa ten minutea of 

imSS te'batl* oSaai.'**^ sddad, tker 

L. .a ' mMr.-itdiHdui'M^^ : 

Bn*b Temple Thaatie. H0. '4i tn aooi it atat- 
ntes. Seen evening, Jnly SI. OmC osana wtth 
a wblsiling apeelalty, aceaopaaylBf luasalt at 
the piano, from wtlUk point hia repertoire con- 
sists of elaaate aad aaBl-alaasle '^eelectlons, 
bandied roeally and taatminestally. Tbe lack 
of stage presence la tbe most noticeable of tbe 
weaker point*, altboogb tbe arrangement ot bla 
anmbeta la a dose rlvaL La Malctalncbe and 
aa original rag, wata tSa redeeming ■ airiodlaa. 
DAT AND OATt^^^rgm^^Sam y*MD TBK 



Bnab Tempi* Theatn. Mo. S. Foil atage. 
Fiiurteen mlnntea. Seen arentag. July 21. 

Tbe moat peeoUar cbaraeterliQe ot the mate- 
rial naed by Day and Day U tbat aom* of tbak' 
Jokes are excellent to aa axtieme, while tbe oth- 
er half Is Just as good la the oppoalto dlrec- 
Uoa. Tbe BngUsh poraner of tbe Ach American 
I* portrayed rather neatly, and the one por- 
WM, who Is ple**lng to look at. has lltUe troo- 
H» In nutalning hat and ot the aignmant. Tbeir 
appeal for appUnae thnagk, «bo rlranil of on 
hmto wa* rathar fatjXM -M^^ tbe 
desired remit. 

Oirden of Roses and LmllSht tbo latter a 
•pot iiKtit number for'Cloatns, wais tha mdodlea 



Vaudeville Pianist 

ATUBERTY 



jUy 81. Oood Sight Baader, not A. P. of 



willi ng to be . State aalary, etc., Brat 
TAT fiokn.. aiaHaa. w: Ta. 



OMMale. iwo 




.iVMHVILLE MMUBBiS.. 

He!'* OS. . Change every nigbt Sir Willi. Ple- 
5** JIaehlne Man. wrlteV" a&»«D. Of 
*■* Haoaa, MatStang, lad. 



; AND 



Vbaula TkaatM. So. T. OUo In 
J anate^ * Saaa *iiialai. Jnly 21^ 
Jfr. 'SOpla, who la '8 colarad artlat, la wlth^ 
oat -4oabt the beat eingle offering tried out at 
tlw Buk Temple this season. From his opening 
aamher. Ain't it Funny Wbst a Little Smoke 
Will Do, to bla last reading, that of an olu 
Baptist Deacon wltneeslng a horse race with 
bis son tbe principal Involved, be waa the re- 
cipient of the closest attention and the moat ap 
plaose tendered anj set In one. 

Mr. GilplD Is aa artist, wbo deserves belti. 
featured on any email time bill. and. when 
the Tongber adge* have been won alC by vande- 
ellle experleae*. wUI be good taiwigh far a apot 
oa aaF'OUL Ha la a racraU traaa tka laaka ot 
road Btaak. 

THB aOMBUlB AND THE BABOM. jMUlfAT- 
IC PLAXLBT. 

B^aug. 



WANTED..COMEDIAN 

SONG AND DANCE 

Most he good In acts; change for two week.^ 
CSu nee team; others write; long a easoo, ff lra 
or write quick. HOBT. 0, FOHTmUE. 
Braahear, Adair County, Missouri. 



AT UBERTY 

Ground Tumbler 

To join GoBcdj Act preened. 
kUnn, AcraMi Mra HttMrit CiiituiHi 0. 



Singer <t Liberty 

For comic and popnlar aonga in apotllgbt or 
niuatrated or anything; baritone, in 
llTa years, will act as maoager It 
A. SINGBB, Box 432, Tulsa, OUa. 



AT LIBERTY 

July 30th 

TRAP DRUMMER 

BELLS AND TYMPANI 

Elxperienced in all lines. A. P. of M. 
Addnn XaLOYO. M. IfANLEY. 
lOis^p^^riMB .Amt.gasiisMB»-.lBch. 



THE GASKINS 
FAMILY BAND 

OF SEVEN PIECES 

la now open for engagement, na amall«at baaa 
drammer la the wond, keeping aeenrate time. 



ATLUERTY 
A-1 PIANIST 

FOR 

VAUDEVILLE, 
MOV.nCTSRESirREP. 

State your salary limit, number 
of shows daily, etc. Prefer perm- 
anent location. Can also furnish 
A-1 vocalist for illustrated songs 
(man). Can join immediately. 
Write or wire. Harry J. Rea, care 
Hold Lange* Omaha, Nabr. 



Briatling with excellent Unea, and la a few 
Irly well bandied by a caat of two men 



f»lrl. 

and one woman. The Burglar and tbe Baron 
proved a veritable riot— at leaat that was the 
vemict of the critical Thursday night aodlenre 
of tbe Busb Temple. Mr. Peyton Boswell. wbo 
recently gave us Steel, tbe realistic sltnatlon, 
wblcb told too msny truths to be allowed to 
•bow at Gary, Ind., the home or the ateel In- 
daatrr. la the aatbor at thla new political Idea, 
aad the bast that eaa he aald of hia lateat effort 
la that it la Sfty per caat. better than Steel. 

When tbis sketch baa been rebasbed a trlOe. 
and SDirendered to a cast, wbo will laatuy ita 
appearance In connection with tbe qnali^ of tbr 
Unea. It will be an offering ready for tbe bent 
time. The story teUs of a steel baron wbo 
tries to obtain the serTlcea of a burglar. The 
burglar, wbo bad been clever enoogn to pass 
ten thousand dollars' worth ot bnrglsr-proot so 
pUanees, waa also too clever to allow himself 
to be connected with any deal wblcb In bis 
mtnd waa almple mnrdar. aad walvea aside 
tbe propoaltloa with aeara. When iatrodneed to 
the magnate'a wife, tbe tbrniing part of tbe 
akit arfw 
hair a 



T«e« In the ^^^glfl^ bplnjr hU better 



The Acnal Cromwelb 

FRANK— MAUD 

Have some open time for fairs, park, 
vaudeville and circus. Address Re- 
vere Hotel, Clark and Michigan 
St8., Chicago. 



BALLOONIST 

At Liberty 



Gnaxaatcea 

BAUMnroo.. 




AT UBERTY 

Caribou Bill and His Famous 
$10,000 Oo| Tean 



lli.V.':CN|r 



iaka Big lomy. Oriioort 
OwiiPMirMiilGwn 

. ^ ^o"*^ In money nakiBa 

lak>*ldetam,a*lati*sead dallTa^^S 
attb* ISC* ot Mgbty aa boor 
Toa *an g*t Ma asam apiace 
tor thisi ptoton* ■■ Cast as 
oa eaa take ttem aad tb* 
verklaallden* wiihoat can. 
vasa l n », AUyoa have to do la 
to a*t year ramera up any 
p ac* wbara Ibara U a erowd: 
at strevt oonMra, In front oC 
maaiifactanagtuiltntiana.r». 
aorta, fain, ptoleground*.^, 
and lb* moaay poars la as faat 



•adaSi.000.00ia aacaiaatk. 

la eompleta— entirely 

AO — iDManlADeooa d*. 




tjjwnthe PMcter rattvali 
^25" Oamara, «w Jbaaaaad 
aanona,fia< handrM b*aa«ifBjl 
raMLatrlppd. aii'l a 
of_d*vrlopar for num. 




AT UBERTY 

YHU UIY SMUll 

Vaudevflle, Picture Sbmra ot Mniica l 
Comediea. Address PAULINE CABTER, 



Ohb. 



AT UBERTY 

AGENT 

For lBlO-11. Sober. reUable. and good bmer. 
Stock Co. ptetetred. Address "AQENT." 518 
Brie St.. Canton. Ohio. 



Fop Cenilna Saaaen 

OBOHESm LEADER 



or Combination 
Bex SOT, Baokare ' 



ATUBERTY 

ALFRENO & CO. 

Com»d7 and Sensational Blsb-Wlre Act. Btx- 
rest drawing attraction In the world for fairs, 

etc. y- r tfTTi;'", fti-, ICaS, A. A- SWAHTZ, 
lUjia^r, 252 Tultoa B*-,, Ho^c York City. 



BIG AN6LE CONVENTION 

Giipit. WmL, mkif Jtapst IsL 
MAIN 



Stroog Shows, Ferris WliBel 

Big Snake, rteaka, NorelUe*. Gtasa Ball Qaoaa. 
Palmlat. Enlta Back, Shooting and Dart Oal- 



WANTED 

Two More Shows 

To make good on eonti a e ta . Bava Mg BU. 
Ocean Ware and four abow*. Can naa Stad- 

iom acts. Addrru X. hi'htuui.t. — 
Showa, Falrbiiry, 111. 



WANTED -Stock Company 



May's Opera House, tor one or 
House nice and cool. Oood 
10 and 20c. Addres* OKAB. 
Mar'a Opera Haoaa, Piqaa, O. 



Bend BMhrcedolbui BOW and ^j"S* 
*^tlablpatoncv.a*raadallanCOJ>. F»tr>i*aiata 
SS?!}' ""T? '••amo'WT erefyday-aad |r y tba otbar 
£. 'i^" ""It" P-eraTtta* mrj wm .a 

gy I* true, addllkwal bnttaaa«aa Mteraerhaadrrd. 

gaa iiqisuisti* 



FOR SALE — Somersault TYlck Doga aad Oorca, 
Crank Piano. 2-leirred Dog. Soda Pouatala Bot. 
tllDg Works. Will exchange for anytblng 1 can 

n*e. Pv^M R.^Tm. Rp>t«urant. Flkui. PAOF. 
srsBBV SMITH, Orsti, Fa. 



WABTKB— Conccaaioa nnta. 2 CbLaesA Dragnaa, 
Blgb DiTtBX Dm and ladder, Arncin Dodsac 
on tilt, 1 Candy Whad. anytblng soiubla for Pit 
Shown. AU pit Sbewa aou bae* tiaaa*an. 
MABTIN B. BDTT, Boot BB, PaeahMtaa, TS. 



LADT WABTB)— FOr Second Slgbt. Must «* 
well formed, beautiful face and balr; ezperlcac* 
onneceaaary. Send pboto and descrlptloo. (Age 
18 to 30); Are year contract. Addresa PBOr. 
DEL ABO. Wagiflaa, Box SU. O aN a bl a. S. O, 



WASTED QUICK — Mnalclana. Pertarmera and 
Blllpoaters. Pnllmsn ear sccoBBodatlons. Jala 
by wire. t. E. COTTET. Binga. BL, SS: Osw 
daa. nL, STs Bamaar. HL. SS4Si OaBaaa. HL. 



_ _ war Cart Baa's 
Siagtag and Daadac Baahcctte. 
leaau^ Band Men, CoaMdlaaa. People la all 
llaaa write. Loag seaan. Good tica 

~ la drst. B. a BBA. Maa 

Mr SMOi Altaauat, m. 



«a«a ^ I I 



....WANTED.... 
CORNET, ALTO, CLARINET 

. SOtER BOSS CANVASHAN, WORKING 

BIBBT FQDNTIUN SHOWS. • BOUfAR, ML 



ffntad for H. C. Moirs Sir Fair inui Skiw 

Three more Cboms Girls that can alng; good 
amateors will do. *10 p»r week and eipe n ae s . 
2»o nlgbt work. Only three days' work each 
week. Also want good Shortcake Uaa tor tkkat 

bez; no amateur. Muat be able teget ■■■ 

ey. Will aelt or leat Wax Show, 
tuiy* |L Q. IIOOBB. Sits r 




and 

repeat. Only the farr — . 
needed. Mlarepreeentatlona mean grief, 
all. Ollle Hamilton and Wife, and CtKl* 
Mann Bros, and Tbe L.aacellB, wire. I>0< 
WHXIAX TTPTOB, Osn. DaL. Bom*. Sa. 



WABTED— Good all-around Performer f or a 
small croaa-roada wagon show. Mnat do two <r 
mote ilnt-class acta, aocb aa cootortleo. alaa 
wire, musical, one-man ttand. etc., aad make 
blmaeU naetttl at tbe buslncsa cad ot_tha ^o«. 
Must be a gentleman, and ant " 
It yoa can't aaake good, asnrt • 
sleep on let. Stale aalaqr — ' 
people write. WOl ' 

Dog*. Mcney anra I 

seasoa. Addresa 7. T. 
Mlaaimil TaBar. lawa. 




Wanted lor 

CAIRO CAFE CO. 



Orientallntertainers 

CtaBdaa Isyptlaa. AnMm. Turkish Pertoraera. 
— =^tegaat IS. Particulars drat letter. 

to Tight proplc A.Mreea 

•■• Xaaiaay rran- 



WimBD WANTED 

Caindval Company 
and Air Ship 

P»y Shows, Meny-Go-Round, Free Acts, 
Concessions, all kinds. 

S3,000 in pluses, ttoaey inbsaki 

teed. 15,000 people a day. 

Piln County Ra^ltf , 
— — OTwissgOBJ 




46 



XHe Billboara 



JULY 30, 1910. 



FIOiii 

' ' (OooUoocd tron page 4t>> 
OAlillOIlT 

Umj— 

28— TIw Heei 

28— Pet» Hmm 3i , 

81 — Die Little GennaB BnC SIS 

81 — Won at Lut SOO 

81 — Junac's Treacberoaa BlOW 340 
Jjmr Veet 

4— Tbe OOce Seeker 523 

«— Beneitb tbe Walla of Motra Dana 380 

7— A Nlgbt On tlie Coaat 000 

T — Monaaterr In tbe Fareat ............ 400 

II— TIM Manlaxe of Either OM 

M. r«Hii'« 'Aaaet on St. Honorat'a lalaad. 188 

14— At tbe OawBlac cr.Tlie Vear of tbe 
ODOMt (DTama) SIB 

15— Either and Mordeeal (Drama; Fart II) MS 

18— Tbe Spaolah Ctaotler <Seenle) 325 

31— Tha Prineeaa and tbe Plseon (colored 

drama) 40O 

21 — Berenlea and the Bis Stick (eonedy) SOS 
2S — Doea Nephew Get the Caata. or How 

Dncle Got Wlia (eomcdr )•....... 83S 

at Brentlda (aceale) 40S 

! Slater (drama) T20 



8— On Oa Thraaheld (Drama) 

9 — Hotortnc Adodk the Cliffi ud Gorgei 

of France (Scenic) SIS 

8— Tbe Clink of OoM (Fuce) S20 

B— Life In Senegal Africa (TtaTelocne) .. 42S 
S— Th* Inrtncfble Sword (MTaterr-dramR) 880 
Bolna of Hedlaeral FortllleatloaB In 

France (Hlatorlcal) 123 

13— The Hidden Serpent (Drama) S3T 

g— iB^ to Ifata l m ^ ^th a^ Pp?? j * aSS «i" 

W-m* ibfl^ WbM_(titek aaowM . SIS 

V— Tbe' Fklfnie of ■ta«e«>lUinu).,..'i. MB 
S8— Tbe Princvu and tka Vubbaaa. Com*-. 

edj; colored) .••••»••••«•••'*••••• 8M) 

28— The Foxj Lawyer (ovncdy).... 4S0 

ze— The BeanUfnl Marsarat Onnlaaaaa) . . 410 
20 — An Ansler'a Dream (myaterT drama) SIS 
~ — " — WoodeB.Blwaa (bidntrUI)... 339 
(dtale diama; 

meal (anaady) 

' KALBv (xnin«;i''.v 

Zr^— Ftlenda (Drama) 

June- 
s—The Price of JTcaloaR (Drama) 

10— Tto Exiled <3blat (Drama) 

11— iliataken IdeaUty (Drama) 

it— Tlia Whlta dpUm of tha lloitt (Dim- 

IDA ) ■ • • • ••■■■•■'•■■■••>■*••••••«***•• 

t>— The Wanderera (Drama) 

M— Tbe (Uteyeane Bldera (Drama) 

SB— Tbe lOact'a. Baeriflee (Drama) 

iniy— ■ 

- — " 1 Brrand (Drama} . 

(draflia^ 

wuRmcStmm oohpaiiTi 

Met 

26— -The Braire Deiarrea the Fair (Drama) TOO. 
Tba Wial Indoatty In tto (In- 
dna^rtel), . *• «• ' •••••*••••••••••«••••» 800 

)-TT«tm« wtmO. A. B. CaiuM) .. WO 
_ie— raat 
3— Percy, the CswbMr JffUaal i^it'.,',,^. .tg» 
0 — Orandfither'a Gift (Drama) TIO 
fl — Offleer Mnldooal oMbio (OoaMr).... tlB 

• — ^Tbe New Boaa of tbe X Baaeb (Bo- 

mance) SOO 

18 — ^The Wild Man of Borneo (Omedy) .. 880 

18— On Panther Creek (Drama) 000 

IB— Bad Bafle'a Lore Affair (Qtmedy-Jlia- 

ma) V7S 

SO— The Bold to Happlneia (Bomanca) .. BOO 
SO— Poetical Jane (Faree) SSO 



23 — The Motion Plctoie Has ((^cdy) .... BBS 

27 — Apache Gold (Drama) BSO 

80— Faith Won and Loot (Drama) 800 

July— raet 
4— His Chlld'a CapUre (Drama) BSO 

7 — Xardle'e 7aeatlon (Cootedy) 8M 

11-^nie Hltrhhlndera (drama) 6SB 

U— Tbe Almighty Dollar (comedy) 8B0 

14— Vbe Adopted Daashtw (drama) .....880 
~ aary for BeoMBbnaee BBO 
Qrabam'a CMd (drania>^^.<.».... SSB 



May— - ■ Feet 

27 — Mirror of the Future 811 

ST— A Prince of Worth BBO 

38 — A Sallor'a Frlendablp 887 

80 — Down With the Woman (Comedy) 804 
80— Bnnla, Caoeaalan Monntalna (Scenic) 874 
Jmie — iWet 
1 — One Can't Bellere Onea Kyea (Oomady) 440 
1— Inca de Castro (EOatorlcal Drama) .... 644 

8— Tbe Two Portralta (Oramai 804 

8— Lillian and Aoetu (Acnbatle) ...... 144 

4— Macbeth (Drama) 887 

6— Tbe nag of Oonmany H .. VIS 

8— raia Empty Cradle ..........^...i..; 007 

5— Lacy (Xmsolts tbe Orad* 841 
10 — Dlmltrl DonakoJ ' 700 

10 — 24-BaoT Antomoblle Baca 370 

11 — An Unexpected .Friend .....Wvaaa*. B2S 

S I-. I D E S 

ANNOUIICCMKNTSilOiS 

StCOO filar HwndMd. •■MO POR LISTS. 
600 S f Slid—, jig,00 P W Sat 

MANHATTAN SLIDE CO. 

1M w. arth St., Htm rwtt ciiy 

BargalM— ■oHoB ncMm ■••kiMi — larBalnt 

Bdlaon One-Pin Klnetsecope, BITS, for 3115; 
Edison Uodd B. Klnetoacopa, {223, for S185: 
Power Cameragrapb. BIBS, for $135; Power Cam- 
eragrai&, BIM; •Itofiogiapb. B21S, for glBO. 
(new)nntb Oantnty Marrel. cost 8146, for. 888: 
Clnawfipb. Ifl OI. for BBO andUS; bPOT LKJIt 
and CLOUD BIVBOTS, ETC., with CLOCK 
WOBK. $S0; Optlgraph No. 4. only 840: Ediaon 
DnlTenal, $50; Standard. glSO. Dlaaolrlog View 
Btereoptlcon, BS6 up. Steteoptlcon, new, and 
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Slides. Pathe and other Pasalon Play dim, Pas- 
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70 Tmk ht., Bin ir»nci»oo, Cal. 



[ESSANi Br FILMS 



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"Broncho Billy's 
II 



(Lcngtb. knm., WO IMt). 
A Story of Ormt B*«rt lDl«Mt> 



POSTERS 

One for erery ncL 
Artistically «al«nd..trDe 
to pictnrc. HMW y«or 





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Of Una rmtM and lataracd. A litm anw.' It I 

pflBtii St tba top of each blank eolnmn. 

This book will aan yon tbe loaaea and •otangleBmU Ibat too often rtanit from not kmlnfl 
■ eorreet aeeoimt of Blma rented and retarsed. 

It 4* a ^mple.^netl«al^ book, with dally ncoi« 9«M of keeptnt tnek of th« teat ud 



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Brass Sprockets, for 
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machines, $1.50. Tickets, 10,000, 90 cents. Electric Globes, 10 cents each. Carbons, 
hundred. Non-breaJmUe Wl^ Gondmers, 75 cents. At etel Slide Cnrrien, 78 cents. 



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JULY 30^ 1910> 



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47 



lB—Mkra-Ctncmatocnpb-8lMplnc Sleknns 

(Educational) S54 

]!t_Tlie KoDa-Sstter** Oauchtar (Drama).. BIS 

Ift— Tlw Barry Slatm (Actobat) 139 

17— Poor, but Prood (Drana) 495 

17— Max Makci a Tsaeh (Oomedjr) 423 

!*— WhtU niWB'a OarotlOB (Drama) .... BBO 

K— PcTMTtNMt Bamrded (Oamcdr) .... MS 
. S— RldUic acba«l la BalglOB (Bdaeatton- 

al) .. *• ••••••••••.•••**•■....»*•• v9B 

14— A CurloM iBTMltoa CMck Cooadr).. 4T3 
Sl^atcbloc Flrti With Drntmlt* (Beenle) 489 
«— Tbe Great Train Hold-Up (Drama) 9C0 
JT-C««iar In Kwpt (Oidocad Otama)^. 4M 
17— Sara U* rraaOor^IMaads (CUMdr) <1* 

Julj— 

1— BeMlloos Bjrttjr (e<»»?J)--Aiiiut--; 
1— Inalda tba Rartb (eolocMl (paetlMtat) HH 
S— Uax fMla th« Fsllea {eoBadr);...... m 

JZiba BhiM tnmC b m m Vmatm: (CM 

t-Lm T* Ow 4 
•-IlBka BM Ow 

»-BlKhMrted Marr (Drama) .... .. 777 

Cal. Rooaarelt RaTtowlas rcaneb Troopa 

(Topical) MO 

t—Tbr CbamptoB At tba Racv (Oomadj) MM 

U-J»t For Oood iJaek (corned/) BM 

II— .Tht Paltbleaa Lorar (aolond drama)., an 
U— na OTcrlaad Coach,. BMfetir .tMmM- 
tlOBtl) .ii.^i.......*... «* 

15— Verona (aeenle) 3M 

15— A Political Dlacnaaloo (corned/) Sit 

15— FlHie Taka Ona (eomedr) S48 

19— A Good Iioaar (dramatle-«amed7) Vt» 

IC— Alferlaa Stadjr (coloiad •docatloaal).. zn 

IS— Mlataken Identltr (drama), 483 

IB— Awfol SymplMiiv (eolorad trick) 428 

to— Uanata (drama) TM 

' to— CalchlBc Lobatac* (adimaltaaal) .' .'. Sl« 

B— Tht Cowbor'a ■wwtfeaart and tt* 8«»- ^ 

SEL.IO. 

UV~ »*«» 
M— In tbe Orcat Nortb«*at (Drama) ....inoo 

KHAfter Miar Jmn (Onunti looo 

jmw— I 

f-Tba Baric Jfaa cC Old Hellaad (Dra- 



a) 



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^—Tht Raofa Bite* (Dftaa) 1000 

U— Borneo and JolUt In Towa tOomedr) 1000 

le— C^ancbt In tba |iaU (Omiedy) 1000 

10— Openlns an O/afir (Bdncatloaal) 1000 

' tpiamA) 1000 

«•••«... .1000 
MM). .1000 

JoJy— »«at 
4— Oa Wcat. To«ac Wamaa. Oo Waal 

(comedy) 

7— Tkt Red Mao'a War (Drama) 1000 

U— Tba Ball-Baom Boya (camady* 1000 

14— Tbe aberter (Druaa). TSO 

14— A Baailnc Stoiy (Oomady) 370 

15— The Pbaaals (drama) 1000 

~1— Uaaappa (drama) 1000 

~ -A Mad Dor Scar* (eomcdy) 000 

-A SWp W«I»ln« Cure (romedr) 810 

n Htrata^rm (drama).... fiOO 



•t tba Bo«t Biea ((Ximidy- 



%^aaUa 

Diaam) 

18— I«T* of (auyaanthamom (Drama). 
11— Tba Paaeamaker .Comrdy-Drama) 

f— Davy Joaaa' ' Pamt 



Fact 

077 

Mo! 

. 900 
reet 
. 022 

> 973 
977 

> 973 
. 99B 
, 94S 



MoJa iu w tMwi Tw ••••••••••• 

10— 2l« *?• Oardaa Wall 

11— Tba AJtar of !«*• , 

14— Dia Boaataa Uoo , 

17— Dary Jooaa* l«BdIadlea (Gomady) 

M— Ito, tba Banar Boy (Drama) 902 

M— ^ UtUa Uotbar at tba Baby Show 

(Drama) 975 

I*— A ramllT read (Ctomady Drama) 9B« 

»— By tba Fattb of a oSX (Drama) 88B 

l»— Whan Old New York Was Toau 

(Comedy Drama) aso 

iBly — ra«t. 

1 — 8aT*d by tba maic (Drama) S70 

1— WUaoo'a WIfa'a CooataBanca (Comedy) 427 

3 — Old Olorr (Drama) 94S 

B— A BoanUnc School Bomancc (Comedy) 898 
■ — Between Lore and Honor (Drama) .. 017 

9 — Becket (Drama) 098 

U — Nrlllp'a FircD (Drama) 909 



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ORKMAL W016AST4IELS0N FIGHT PICTURES 

GENERAL FIGHT PICTURE CO., Msttirr Balidlir, Chleiga 



A^Uie Operator] 
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As the Operator 
Looks at It 



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|weHt dver • 1 
re nice ike 



ik HedoeM't kaia to 
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Brush Electric Ughting Set 

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Also save one-half of the 
lamp cuirent by using 60 vdt 
instoodflf m 

_ Use Dbreet Cunent, which 

ror OaaT OaacU^ oMCaneiQa:^B. P.: mUkt ^ f^ SUpOior tO Altatliakillg 
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In keeping with the rapid advancement of the 
Motion Heture Burinees. 



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WKea we toU ibiijBMiiiM wa fuaiaalscd k weoU abiolulely 

II lift Cut 2-3 from the Monthly Lighting BiU 

^^^^^^^ Thai aouoded almoat too good (o be Uue. but tttey pM CM m 
^fl^^^^^^^^fe on our 30 dajr free trial plan. 
i^B^^^^^B Did the machine "make foodr Well, the first noMll fc M- 



duecd the bill horn $22.70 lo $9.24 w« dMV«r«ttMMnMni 
and yd better light thaa e»er befoie. ' . ' J 

W. c*.d.ia«aaw4M^<«wll^o'.«l»> "Aft* »«■ *a aiiac aad I 

R««»ia»T»«;a»»a»Sas!Wljirfi«i««0«ai>aair<62-J «>««»» aoic (hui 
you ami to tvcty day T«u wait. 

Fort Wayne El«aric Works 
Moir 



QUAXJXY FILMS 




47.110 



yoa to raa vcqf 

OBDBB TO-DAX. 

a ablpmanta, S raala caek. 
S Sklpmenta, S rcala each, 

~ SUpm^ot*. 0 r««la each .....^j 

" p*ja uprcoa chargaa both waf^ SM ail 

PITtSBUEOH FILM raUSEI^OiSw Ino. 



Monto 



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nnSBUBOH. PA. 



THE MOTIOGSAPH Motion Pictan MachiiM ia A WONOBn 

And wlU INCRBASB TODB BCEOmSS. It snlaets IUOK>BLH% 
8TBADT aod WONDBBTULU BRUXIANT pIctDna. haa pataatad Vi 
mlaato mtlnd (ram mala eraak. larolTtiiB masaxtaca. antomatle ■i*' 
pmaC ahattar, etc, aa* Caaad ta otkar »arMwaa WIU< WEAB TWtca 
AS LONG 

a H. D.^r Raekak, lowa, wrttea — "intlaM asfc tUMSHQ A SW 

P. I., r., of (niicafo, in.. 

and NOT ONE PICNNY VOR 




, SlSCl 

taU tot alacttle Ugbti 



BaPAIBS." 

r. J. K., or Kanua Cltr, Mo^, WTltaa— "OperattBS IfoUoarapk aaacly ' 
fcOMPAM WITH MOmOORAPHT" 



BaTe opcnted aU makca. bat NONB TO 
-iM aad - 



_ Tba ■ntarnrtaa Oalrlnm Oaa Ontat Is tho o^ aatlataetai7 

Write t or catalog »»jl tg.- 
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sac RBBLS OF GOOD FILM Mr wMk. With ricuuddUda^ SIS. lSfMb,S18. 

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POR 8AI.B-4Owrit«<Slm.90Otol.W»fctl ,«SJSiWWM ^^ 
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LIBERTY FILM RENTING GO. 



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JULY 191ML: 



OBBAH-acuna 



VMt 

1— Bcr lit* te am X*M 730 

I-4IaktBc Bitt ; ISO 

•— ra* tn^htamn 824 

8— Tbe IfaoiUln Lake 190 

16— n* GoiB Shoe Kid (Comedr-Drama) . 438 
16— A TUp TbioagSi BiuU (Tmtlosii*) . • ST3 
33— A Child of the Sqoidnn (Dramt) .... Stf 
23 — All Bzcmalan loto Walei (TnTalont) <M 
3»— 8t Pan] and the Omtnrlan (Baml-B*- 

Ugloiis Drama) M6 

'■ly— " Tft 

6-— A Bnaaltn Bp/ (Drama) 688 

-•— Tropleal Jara of tbe Boatfa Bea IiUada 
<BdiicatlaiuI) au 

U— Tncked BiTOn and the Pas* (Dra- 

■ au) 6T0 

t>— The MoonUsbt FUttlsc (Comtdj) ... 413 
iM— Tteooch the Baemj'» Uoe (drama)... BSO 

^ ^ 

,. 680 



THANHOUBHL 

ilmj— 

27 — The Wlater'a Tale ....1000 

Job*— Feet 
8 — The Otrl of the Morthera Wooda (Dra- 
ma) M6 

4— Etor Fioctnlt 
4— Okl That r ~ 

l—Tbm Two 

I»— Wiltloc Ob tho ' 

14— Tamloc ■ Womaa 

ITIto Uttle B«ra «t 
31— ^Udma (Drama) ........ 

M— Vbe OoTemoC* Danshter 
tj—Vnuft at aad Bnrrthliw ( . 

3^— jBtta ^j2SSSip ^Sr^SSSm^ COhbiS^)* " ' 800 

j5y^^ jSt 
1— Wlag of His Coaiitr7 (Drama) ..1000 



S-Mdm tta .WalUd OUr (lav) 
W— imiaBi IVnalii (tmdogM). 



mp. 




_ Way t» Wta 

W— IB the MeA of tbe Ret (Diamal 
»— A SMTltada BjM (OsmmTT^..;.; 




3 — The Mao B<-blDd the 
3— The LadT Doctor (Ooaaai ....... 

' S— Oo the ^Border (Drama 

I^A .Jeaioiu Wife (drama) .'. 

to— nie'*rattler (eomcdy) 

IS— A 6ame of Hearta (eomed7.diama) . 

-B— Ooben and UBipbr (draaia) 

S— Onr Hooaemald (farce)'.. ...... 



MM 



Ilil^LLBERG 

tii"<'-^- MOVES TO 



offlc«fi and ■bowroomB are the 
most modern. I purantee to 
Dt hUl, anu 
aav wltb 

about mj 

Fllehetleaa IC. P. 
meddac -4.000 . e.- 
~ a m p a , 

ELECISA P f n k 
L a b el cattKMia, 
»pot Vrhta. «a- 
baoBt fans, asbes- 
tos cables, lenses, 
colored, annonnce- 
nif*nt ^iAta. and 
an kl^a of snp- 
iIjM^ nlBtte for 

. ^^^talofue 

Noi, — ^ 





KOXIOH riarmx OTTTFITS boosbt. aoM and 
exchanaed. We want a few more late model 
machines. Hare sereral barnlna In electric and 
cas ootflta on band. NAnOMAIi ElfPIiOZ- 
taST CO., Dolntb, Ulim. 



MOVINO PICTURE MACHINES 
••5,00: Btereoptleaia. (7.00; Are Bntnen, HlOO; 
Acety lene (Jeneiaton. t2.Z5, (^talogMb: Ik 

HBTZ, 302 BL 3Srd Street. New Tok. 



UTS WIBB— Uorlns Picture Hiealia, lat. fenUd- 
Inc and my own dectrle U^t plant fbr Bale. 
Heart of boomlns on fleld: mshlna bis monar. 
Waallj arransed to plaj- road attractlapa. S8,O0o, 
^xt caal^ balaBCT payments. A. K. NIOBiaa. 



'TOK 8A£B— QCbvae Kdlaon two*plD BadilBea« 
an eonvleto, 380 eacB; two Bdlson ooe-pln ma- 
aU ouiqdete, flOO.eacb: nima for sale, 

BS-«mdAl<m.-YlS a reel.' - KATEB VIXf' 

VKBMAN, 100 4tb Aeenoe, Ptttabois, Pa. 



Fifty reela. tmplia atoek, 
clesaat coaadltlon; wlU 



F1UI.AND SONG SUDES FOR SALE OR RENT 

le to 2e per foot; 
, ..... aohleet to- ezaml- 

iBMn receipt of exp r e sa diaina. Sons 
wttb mnalc, 82.00 per aet. Send Cor Ilala. 
ram and Sons SUdea reaud at lowiat paleaa la 
the Booth, write for partictilara. 

P. O. BOX MS. New Orleans. la. 




PCS SAI,^1.000 ft. 
reels Film, $5 to S25; 
Edison UnlTcrsal. 835; 
BxhlblUon. (SO; Power*!. 
Lnbln, BdlaoD sew 'ma- 
chlnea. SlOO; Model K 
_ Oas OntlltB, OSS; odd 

Slides, Sc; Seta. |l. wm tain fain oat o( 
yoor. fflm, tlJO per tecL FOB BKHT— 0.000 
feet aim, 8«: 12.000 feet. 312. weekly, ooe 
shipment. Will bay tents, machines, fllm. 
H. DAVI5, VTit — 



SOUVENIR SPECUL 




IMPS DRAW THE CROWDS 




After dlaacr cap and 

rent Japanese (aiina. GItb tbe tmp at one 
perfonnanee, and then amiannte tbat the 
aaoeer to match will be cItcb at the aaxt 
aouieulr performance. This keeps them 
eomlas. By conllnned patronase, they ca^-; 
a e ciue a set of six or a dosen. Absolnti^ 
the beat Item ever need to boost matloee at* 
trndanf*- Very special at 30 per stoas; 2 
(or eaah,' An O. O. D. 




Nat and Usfcat 
ever Aown. It's 
fA • (»„ IM E. 



For Sale BAR6AHI Moving PicturB Show 



In enry detail. Show now bathed for hms 




with a Orat-^laaa caralsal company. 



tar selUnc. Has been with company for six seasons. No other plctnre show with 
K. .Oattt eonslsts of the foUowins paraphernalia: 24x70 kbafcl .top, lined 



; 15,000 tt. film, mostly sensatloaal; and all necessazy paraphernalia; 
-*1er. and electric fans. Address 

liBB. IDA WB139D, flU W. With Btieat. Coaaetafflla. lad. 



, now announce two totally mnqne filmo -widA, we bdeve, will open new 
fields in the way of moving picture plots and create no end of fkvonble 
comment among the patrons of your theatre. The first is a high-class drama, 
the second a qilendid burce-comedy with a plot as bizaire as a comic open. 
Eve^ fiaandiivliaTOMiugBBdtqtiiMka immwlioto anBocinemts with bio Ex- 



•THE IRONY 



A story much more complex than the average attenq>t of moving pietnn 
producers; one tbat would be ruined unless handled as ridUfoii^ as our CoaooiiB 
stodc oompaoy has done. Read the synopsis daAliB iS- tip -tdl 
yoor ESsofaai^ you want "The Irony of Fate." '/V 

Ralaaaad Ttiuraday, Ansuat 4tk . ^ r-S?J-^-(j,>. .T 

This deals with love ami war between the mythical countiieaofTaanei^^ 
and Revolutio. It shows how Master Cupid handa ihe War God a knockotit-' 
pund). Its fan 18 ddicioua, ctfan Mid-iMUuraL Youooiildiun tbia aweekand 
— '' iwliir "Tti " ' • •>•-''• . ■ 




- •'.11 

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...BOLL TICKETS... 

vQwBtpaelal Scket. any prlattag; &«Bt aad back. 
"LOOK THfiSE PRICES OVER" 
St.26 20.000 — $4.00 
tM 30.000 — 6.00 1 
Stack Tlckats. 8tz Ceata a n 
TK ^ H" ' « rOX PASn, BASE BAISs 




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ROYAL TICKET CO. 



SlMinokliie 



STATE RIGHTS TO LEASE 

FOR ONLY AND ORIGINAL. MOXIOIM PICTURES OF THE 

tJEFFRIES-JOHNSON 

^^liVo Idiat Reno* Nevada, «JuI>^ 4, lMp 

Cabl«AddrMS.JEFJOHN, NEW YORK. . 

WE HAVE EXCLUSIVE COIVTROL OF THE MOTION PICTURES. 



JULY 30, 1910. 



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49 



" AUGUS T CONV EWTIONS 

List of the Meetings to be Held During the Com- 
ing Month in Various Parts of the Country. 
>Plae% ]|ate and Name of Secntury 



Akin. lU.— AklB Baanloa 

Suninen, Akta, JIL 
AkioD. O.' 




i£oB. 0.-T»e lOWl Bft. BnOMiwod. An|.l 
lO-li. 8UBMI.9- Ballv. CoUcge at. Akrao. 

«i*' .|«mi Pa. — TMBUa Ordar Haracari. SMoad 
- ^ |5 ADcnit. Hout OUoUcher, 2817 N. 
. PhUadalphU. Pi. 

Pa. — ^Lelukh valley Kannel Clnb. Aoc- 
. aOk R- Bon, 84 No. Utl> at.. AUeo- 

AltnSirt?.' La.-0. n. 0. of 0. r. Dtatrict 
Ixxigf- Aa«. 9-12. Prank Farrell, TOl Hen- 
nen BMi., Xew Orleana, iLa. 

AlMudrU. Va.— VIrjtoU g??!* jW^SSS •,Ji5k 
Ans. 24-26. a«a«n O. Cmnmlac Ml loarw 
«t.. Porttmonth. _ _ _ • 

Anaticaa. Oa.— Oraaa Cb ytt^^^JL^ g. 



iMi fata OoaneU Daothtat* •< 
" — — raV. 



Colorado Spiincs. Colo. — World'a Coocreu o( ttaa 
DaaC.. Aa(. — . PreaideDt QaUandet CoUe(«, 
~"""'^tOD, D. C. 

. Kaoa.— Old SatOafs' Aan. Pint 
at Ausost. b, IT ~ 



, Via. JUaerra 

264 S. Barrlioa at., Partlaad. lo*. 
AUidUc Citr, N. J.-^attaMt liHBH-aC Bu^ 

ben. AOS. 1-3. I. a. i^mtuiai^ir~ 

•t., Pltnborr. Pa. 
Atlinllc CIt;, N. J. — National CoaneU 

of Llbert7. Ans. 23. W. V. Kdkll 

PuaTOOk iTe.. PbUadelphU. P«. 

Battle Creek. Mleb.— O. O. O. Of O. T„ 

' District. Ads. »-II. aaada SMaa, SI Otr«* 

at.. Battle Cnek. lUeb. 
Mtom Falla. Tfc Owt eigpill «C Ti 

L a ilB. aw. ml okM. a; a 
. M AtUaaoaat _ • 

Bctblebem, N. H. — ^ITttlted States Hay FeTcr Aa- 
aociatloo. Aar. 2& P. F. Jerome, 12B B. 
2T(b at.. New Zork Cltr. 
Bmlth, nil*. — Siqitune Lodge Qoldeo Bole. Ads. 

10-12. C. B. WUlIama, GreenTille, Ulaa. 
Blnskamtoo. N. Y. — Woodmen of the World. 
Anc. 22-27. Edxar Boae. 65 Coort at.. Bins- 
bavtaa. N. T. 
BIwkamtom N. T.— Graiid Lodsa I. O. O. P. of 
new Tork. Anc- 16. Bany Walker. SI Union 
Sqntre, New Tork City. 
Bloe Euth. Ulna. — ^Wonun't ChrlttUa TmuMr- 
anee Cnlon. Aos. SO-Sept. 2. Urs, Kata Ker- 
Ak. at Mth a. C. XlaaaapoUa. JOan. 

~ k Qiaml Lodfs K. of P. «C Coto- 
llt. :'W. & O'Brien, Dcarar. OolOb 
-Tfet B. P. O. Uka^ BaoataQ. A>. 
-Aw;'flt-3r. W. B. Wkaadoo. Baa 

. er. Colo. 

Bamaan, Moat. — Ifoataaa Baakoa' Aaaa. Anc. 

aO-3L R. Targer. Lewtatown, Boot. 
Brtdgeport. Okla. — Bcoaian of Bine and Oray of 
WeitetQ Oklaboaa. Anc. 33-27. J. Y. WUte- 
all. Box SI. Bridttport. Okla. 
Bnrllnstott. Vt. — ^yafmont State Firemea'a Aaa»- 
elatlon CoaTcatloB and Ttoanament. Anc 10- 
IL E. D, Moore. Bcnalnstoa, Yt. 
Batte. . Moat— Bobs of Sbcrmaa. Ans. S6-2T. 
laaraai PlaehCk P. O. Boa 8M. Belaaa. Mant. 

•CM. 



Abb. at. 




^. Alta., Can.— Onad Iiodae of 

L & O. F. Aac. U-IS. OiB. TWaU, P. 
O. Bas 28S, Calsa^. Alta., Caa. 

Cantos. OT— Ohio BnlldlBS Am. Leafne. Aoc 
10-11. Jalloa Whltlns. Jr., Canton. O. 

CiuTUle, Ma — CaatTllle Beooloo Aaan. Aag. 
1S-1». E. K. Noidar, OiMTille, Mo. 

Cedar Point, O. — Ohio Betall Jewelera' Aaan. 
Aac. 1. A. 1.. Tiaoma. Plana, O. 

Cedar Fotat, a— Ohio Optical Aain. Aug. — . 
„^ M. U Joocs. Bandaa^. O. ^ 
Chte Kli^ 0.-.MatiouJBaT Aaan. Aoc 28- 
' ML J. Tnlac Taylor, Wlacaaater. lad. 
Oite FMat, 0.— AasoeUtcd OUe DalUas, Atw. 

5-5. I„ H. Bmah, Salem, O. 
Cedar Point O.— State BIkaP Aaaa. Aac. SX- 

ChitUaooc*. Tena.— ABerieaa Bar AsaacUtlon. 

AOS. SO.Sept. 1. 0«irte WUtdlek. MIt Coa- 
Uoenui Tnist Bide., Baltimore. Md. 
Cbautaaqaa, N, Y. — Cbacrtaaqna Inatltatloo. 
June SO-Aot- 28. Percy B. Poynton. Gbaataa- 
<jua. N. T. 

ChnTTTale, Kans. — SMtbem Kauia Beonloa Aa- 
Mclatlon Aasoctatlon. Ads, 1&-20. C. C, Kta- 
caM. awnyrate. Kana. 

n.— CooTentlon Matloaal Deteaca 
I a( tke n. 8. Aas. l. O. W. Oaasta, 



Laaswartt at.. Bawatki :it;«. ■ 

CUraso. in.— Oraaa ■wanpftBtJt.-.T.^ABg. 1. 
Chlcaso, IIL— Ualltd -ICaatar BaMliieM* Aaaa, of 

America, Aac. 15-2a J. B. Schaa^d, care 

Onind PacMcRotel. Chlease. ni. 
llilcaso, in.— K. T. THeaalal Oooclare. Ave. 

U'll. John A. Geraw, SSS Onad Baalerard, 

Betrolt, Mich. 
I'lilcigo lu.— I. O. Good SaaiarUaas. Ang. 24- 

24. Jike H. ItaDcy. ISS Peaaaylranla are., 

Newark, N. J. 
•"•"EIimU. O.— Pratemlty of Good rrlenda. 

White Men of America. Aos. 1-S, Col. Ste- 

Ptea & Bonbrlsht. Clnclnaatl, O. 
(Moatl, O.— National Aaan. Window Trlm- 

mera of America. Ang. 2. O. A. McNamara, 

m. Norwalk. Conn. 
tlCTelHDd, 0.— Bora) Black Knlsbta of tbe Camp 
■ 2! !"»•'• 8. A. Ans. — . Wm. Dawson. 

34 School at., Boatoa, Maaa. 

t'lrrelaDd. 0.— Loyal Oransa InaUtatton In the 
Aac IL Wn. J, KIrklaad. Waahlns- 

4o«a mii» , ^ ai w O> Idiane Aaacm- 
. *U. Br. wTr BMnd. OrlBDeU, 



ColBBkoa, 0.— iBtawWdBal Ortar af QaoA Ttmo- 

laia. Oraad I«dn tt Ofelai Aag. IT. M. 

O. Vaylor. SSoTfiSiMala a*e., Oawrtaad. O. 
Comlas N. T. — Itoalneer Brloda Anay of tbe 

Potoatae. Aw. ». Bim b. WlUbuaa, N» 

ttaaal Bank a< " " ~ 

Oarla nty. far t 

nnloa. Aa^ M-lft tt. tt. 

Iowa. fii 
Denrer. ColOb— Wal 

Aaan. Abb. SS-SSl jMBM* Oi 

N. J. 

Detroit, Mich. . 

tkinai B. B. ItiackamHka. ■ A«c; aMik W. 
Baakerfleld. Clileateb HI. 

Detzolt. lUck.— OAM ' 




J,- Mew Talk Ottr. : 

Detroit, llleh.— MtchlilaB Ahatraetora^ Aaaa, 

Aac. — . J. S. Updyke. AUetin. Uletu 
DeoSt, HIA.— AaMrlcas PhUateUc Society. 

Aas- 16-18. B. S. Adair, Colombna, O. 
Detroit, Ifleh.— A. B. A. O. Nobles of the SlysUc 

fihrlae (eelared). Ans- — • 
Detroit. Ulcb. — Aaaodatlon of Secretarlea of Pra- 
tenuil Orsanlaatlona. Ans, 1^9. T. J. Ed- 
OMSda, Lawrence, Kans. 
Detroit, BIch.— Mlcblsan Branch LoyU Amerl- 
caaa of tbe Bepnhllc. Ans. — M. M. Cal- 
laxhan. Bead Cfty. Ulch. 
Daliait. Mlcb.— mcfcliu Betall Baidwue Aaaa. 

-iaB. Ma. A. W. Beott. JIailne aty, BIO. 
WaSat. Mirk il»ailraa AaaseUttan of TlOa 
Ota. ■rMmg. — Tailek a Otaaiay. Wabater 
OMjr, la. " 

Dettofe, met.— late aalhail Batkaal Maatei 
BlaSamltba* Aam. Aas. U-l*. Al L. Wood- 

worth, lima, 0,^-:rV\ -;^ " - 
Detroit Mich.— 8aBMB» Oki#lar Ou ■> 9» <( D. 
s. AOS. 2-3. B. Mnan, dW MIer a**.. St, 

Panl. Mian. 

Detroit, Ulcb.— Trieoolal Interaatlooal Coofar- 
anca of K. T. (colored). Ads- 23. J. BVaak 
BIckazda. prasldent 125 Mucolm are., De- 
troit, Mich. 

Detroit. Ulch.— «ruid Cbiptcr 0. G. 8. (colored). 
Ans. 22. Mrs. ArabeUa Adley, 148 Madison 
nee. Octrott, Mich. 
Detroit, Ulcb.— Grand Commandcry K. T. of 
■MlebtsaB (coiaicd). Aac 22. J. Priak Blck- 
' laa Ualeotaa are,. Dattalt^Mleb. 



_ Aac 1-5. 

Geo, Dictxleh, Ctefdaad; 0. 
Detroit. Mich,— AaaoeUUaa at naedtac Lnmber 
Salesfflen. Ang. 9-lt. Ma B. abmr, Detroit, 



Detzolt. Ulcb.- Ulcblgaa Betan Lnmber Dealcn' 

Ana. Ang. Artbar L. Holmea, 878 

Oratlot m., Detroit. Mich. 
Detroit. Mich. — Natloaal Pratemal Press Aaan: 

AOS. 16-19. A, B, Stephena, Port Horoo, 

Ulcb. 

Detroit, Mich. — Natiooal Am. of Ufe TJnder- 

wrltera. Aos- 2»-Skpt 1. Col. W. A. Walte, 

Hamaiond Bids-. Detroit, Ulcb. 
Detzolt, VIeb.^Z«dIee of tbe Eaaten Star and 

(Daagbtera of lata. Ang. 34- and -week. B. T. 

TUUTer, SIS WataoB at,. Detralt. Uleb. ' 
Detroit, Ulch.— Imperial OoaaeD Kalghla et (be 

UyaUe flbrlae, WMc of Ang. M. B. T. TM- 

lleer. S96 Walaaa St.. Detroit. Mich. 
Detieit, IBA.— lateraatlonal Grand CooclaTs 
~ Colored Kalghta Templaia. Week of Ang. 24. 
"H. T. ItoUlrer, 226 Watsoa at, Detrolk Mlcb. 
Detrott. IDcta. — Order oI Amaiairtb. Ang. 10. 

Peter J. Kemp, 200 Uoffat Bldg., Detroit, 

Ulch. 

Detroit. Mich. — National Fraternal Co ng re ea . 

AOS. 15. C. H. Oower, Lansing. Mich. 
Elkhart, Md.— Patriotic Order Sons of America. 

Second Tneadsy sod Wednesday- In Aosnst. 

Wm. Jaa. Beapa, 210Q 14th at, Baltimore. Ud. 
_ jgatlMtniek B. O^-Oiaad Bacampmrat L O. 



Itad da Lac, Wla.— Wlaeonaln Vtawral Dliee- 
toR* Aaan. Ads- 2 3. I. J. nemlsg. Baa 
Clalie, Wla. 

Fraakfort Kj. — Kentncky SUte Am. of Elks. 

Ans- 16- M. P- Walker, 310 W. Walont St.. 

LonlsTQIe. K.v. 
n«moat Lake, Mlcb.— Ulcblgaa Teterana' Am. 

of Premoot Aog. 22-27. G. O. Allen. Fre- 

moot. Mich. 

mUertoa, Sy.— Beonloa Soldlera of aU Wars. 

Aac. — w riaak U. Orlfla. Box 2S, mOerton, 

iwT 

GiMiga towB. Colo, — t. O. B. M. Great CooncU. 

Anr. S-U- A. Bolaberg, Klttredge Bldg.. 

OeaTcr. Cola _ _ 

Great Pane. Moat. — Grand Lodge I. O, O. T. 

Ang. 24-26. John B. Nottingham. SOP Ytne at, 

Ulmola, Uont 
Onlfport, Ulaa.— Woodmen of the World. Ang. 

1. B. r. Slmrall. Colnmbns. Ulaa. . 
Hatriaborc. Pa- — American AaaoetaHMI ad Park 

Snperintendents. Between Aos«rt. S''asa IK 

F, U MQlford, Hairlabarg. Pa. ■ .■ ; 
aartfa(d..Caaa.— Patttotie Oideram^t Ameri- 
ca. . Ang, a. y. A. Wkteht, SS BnoaoB are.. 

uariden, Oaaa. 
Barttord— Oatbolle TMat Abatlaeace TWoa of 

Oonaectlcnt Ang. 2S-38. Raak I. Klaaey, 

Braatotd. Cona. 
Blawatha. Kaaa.— Life and Aaaolty Am. Ang. 

Id. ■ W. F. ahalc, Blawatha, Kans, 
Bot % "»» a^ ' Ta. — Commercial Law Laagoe ot 

America. Ang. 1-S, Bmeat L, Kramer. 184 

LaSalle at.. cSlcagOk lU. 
Booatoo. Tex.— Kalghta aad Ladies_ot Boaor. 

Aug, 2. O, BBgbaim, na a at aat. Jac 
Indlanapoila. Ind^^hUled BmOM' at: MMS- 

ablp. Ang, S-U. k B. MMi .P. O. Bag 

dOCMawbotg. lad. 
Mbnaa. OUa.— Mbrtheaatsn CMakaaaa Tcter- 

asa* AaaoeUttosL Aag. IMS. P. A. Becker. 

B.-T.— 1 



Flemington Fair and Carnival Association (Inc.) 



Every Day 
by EleGtnc 



a Big One — ^Day and Night. Grounds Lightra 
ileGtricity, Annual Fair and Carnival. August 
5 and 6. PRIVILEGES FOH SALE. Address 



E. B. ALLEN. 



FLEMINGTON. N. J. 



SOAPFOR AGENTS 



BIG MONEY 
IN OUR 

Get oar prieea on soap and toilet artlelea. Tbey win interest yon. Oar sdrertlslat 
aaaorted pacbagea with valnable premlnma bare tbe Saab and Taloe that get tbe money. 
Krerybody usee them. MAKE OBEAT 80UVEMIBS FOB SHOWS, CABNIVALS, UrTO. 
Uoaey gettera for canvaasera and fakers. One yomig man cleared $1,008.SS In 6 montba 
atoalght <» a honse to honse canvara. Are yon doing aa well? If not, aend poatal today. 
^We wnl t each yoo bow. Z. U. SATIS SOAP OQ^ SM Oalaa Park Oaait. 



The Well.Knowii Golf Cane ^ 

la iioM* man uf ae tu ratf By u» aaaiuBivaly. 

AEROPLANES-BUBQLES ITJU'Sri"*^'' «*• 

THK PATCNT CANK * HANDLE CO.. WAWBImblteh. Btgr., 4« Ann St.. N. V. City 



Stroetmen, Carnival Workers. Herchaiitt! 

YOU WANT THE UTEST NOVELTIES AND WHIPS, C AMI 
IK MS WJJn. : «C HAVE 'Bll 






1 ARE HEAOQU 
Birtna Tatfay for Our Bia NevaNyCaMI 

No. BB-95 

FABRICIUS TOY AND NOTION CO.. 



REnim MLU. 
MYSTIC aOWBHi 
MAMACBIERS, 
DECOMTION SOODIk 

raEmna,Eic 

- sr. LOUISa lMI. 



We Have the 
Hot SellersThis Year 



Hub is a 



of big seUen shown 




Send now for a copy of our New 1910 GBtalogue. 
NEW IDEAS— NEW GOODS— NEW PRICES 



ROGERS, IHURMAN Jt CO., 



90 Wabash Avaoua, CHICAGO, ILL. 



THE PROFITS DEPEND UPON THE BUYING 

IF YOU CAN KMr.THni 



Whips 

Air Balloona 
China Fata 



ODt Baaattea ........■••w 

Alarm Ctocba 
ShA Ne^lacce 



LArn Cloth Paraaols 

Inltlat Pins 

Large Shall Paraca 

OH" 



Otoaa 
S 4.2S 
2.60 
2.2S 
B.GO 
.83 
10.00 
LOO 
2.50 

•.00 




Kntfe 
lATge 
Long SbHI 
T-Fleee Opera and 

SUek Pisa 

surer Pnraes with 
Norel^ supper Knina .. 
gnt Cbalna with Cbaima 



Paver 

The Men Wa Bottona 



carda). 



Ka. S B. W. * B. Blbboo Boaattea, 




I (laeladteClrcidan) .... 

I er Straight n&t Baxoca. daa.. 



.... SJ* 
.... XL.0O 
6,00 
4.00 
1.S0 
S.3S 
4JB 
l&OO 

I BD aacr hind of a lot In this line that yoo may want.* notion Iota, book tola, 
lots, jewelry lots, shear lota, comb lota, knife and porae lota, 
t with na, yoor saccess will anrprlse yoor foeOL Ton mnat act aa qai^ as 
yaa aiB looklBS Ac tba eolL- VUaila arar tor « estaJosaa. 

BKABQTTABTEBS FOR FAST SXIXINO NOTKITIBS FOB arTRKBTUKN. 
729 Soutti Street. - - . F>miadelpma. 



Have move<l to 10a-104 VAN BUREN ST., CHICAGO. 

wbere wUl be foond at all times tbe largeat and OMat earled atocfc of Dice. Carda and Qamaa 

in America, we have rpa^y for dellTery 

A FlU. IME OF on M8M FttNfrnE 

nmiiTiiiLiMES 




Prieat 925J00. 
SAS." the aew muaa Jut ajrt. The gra^ 
Matty Baa* arer la ae at aa . Caa be ran by 

any aae, anywhere, aad win get a play aieiy- 
where. No experience reyilred to caqahs. Mae 
Ms ar Utile at wlU. Oat it BOW «Uo It ia 
aavl Vh gnaraatae it te plaaae yaa. 



that we make and aen more Bice tbaa all ' 
l>etter. No wait, no delay— orders SBcd aaa 
aa« « Is lUk. Swd far tt at aaaa. 



Price. $25.0a 
THE BAIX BPDTDLK— SNOTHEB — 
Can be mn anywhere and Is one of 
Chia Ooassis la tbe bnsiBass. Ball ta 

of player at all times. Baa 3 comblaal , . 

Prise, XJttle Prise or Fair. We gharaatee 
to work perfeetiy. Oet It aav. m a 



OR. 
tbe beat - 
la alB~ 



Xlte Billboard 



JULY 30^ UlOb 



KlsntoD, Qnt., Cul-it-VIm Lnyal tftne Blitt Attn. •. 

■ 1^. s-UT? Hlataalas.lBstmm, B«c MT, Part 

. Perry, Oat^ ^ - -- ' ■ . r- ' C 

E^ooxTlUe, Teon. — Soathem NnraerTincaa Aasn. 

Anr. ^29. A. I. Smitb, KnozrUle. Tenn. . 
La Cnaae. Wla. — WlsconMn Bankm' Ajiaoeia- 

tlon. AOS.'— •--SMWRs;9ntMt;:lU Jfaaoo 

at., miwankae. Wia,* r ^ ' 

uSSm NTX^KiiilJitt/ir tte uyMie Cb^. 

Anm. 93. Wallace p-.^homUiD, 49 Bnttonwood 

at.I*aibcrtTlIJe, N. J., 

ri«lf4««i» Out., Can. — Soverclsn Great Priorr of 
Cuidr, Kslsht Temiilara. Ang. 4-6. \V. U. 
t.'Voi' i3sn.'tStat*Te»X, Can. 
_larlUe. O. — Moeklngnm Valley Chantaiir 
^■. Avi. 10-»;. J. -E. Torbet. McComeU- 
Sle.-.O.- 

_JmoUi SprlD^. Ark. — North Arkansas and 
Soatbcm lilssonrl Bine and Gray Soldleta' Be- 
' aata'Awciatla^ Aag. IB-SOl J. a UBmrr, 

■ TfiBMilH nmlm - Atk. . ' ' - " 

Tt ii w ntj Ta T--» Baten XM 'nA IMtee 
3Mi'a Aaaa. Aac^ -rv ' A. >. ObOaa.. CJcdar 

. 'BapUa. la. ■■ 7- 
. iteMt, Tag.— W* «te tu ' TlB iyi OH'HiinH'.'Aiao- 
r -'ctstlOB; "Aac 12.13.' 

-imUMrat -IM. — Brotberbood of America. Ang. 

16L Bea]. Knox, Harrington, Del. 
XUaa Cltr. Mont. — Mootsns Stock Growers' A>- 
aodation. Ans- 19-21. W. G. Pmitt, Helana. 
Moot. 

-Ullwaakcc; Wis.— &opieioe Lodge K. of P. Ans. 

MtimeapoUa. UlBa.-TAterDatloaaI Typogiaidilcal 
natal. Anc. 8-13. . J. W. Htja, OiO Newton 
Clajpool Bids.. IndJaaapolla, Ind. . 
Mlonrapolls, Mloo. — ^NartIiwesteni';BaM Jfen's 
Aasn. Some time In ADsnat. T.jAj'ilfcJIar. 
414 S. 14t!> at.. Omalia. Nab.'. 1 r' 
Mlnneapoila, Minn. — auiwaidna MMf- OaaTentlon. 
V Aog. W. H. BMML^MpPW.'jrnel Co.. 
. JdiiDctpoUa, lOaa^ ..t- , ■ ■ i ?T. : , • . 
- Htt'i— " r -Ala.^-e.'ir.' O. at odd '^Fellowa.' 
AUK- Itlfiiilliil. Bos 393, Montgom- 

«T. Ala.'" 

: Qiie.,.CaB.— Bd>eka]i Aaaembly or one- 

J..O. O. r. Anz. 17. Urs. H. Spencer, 

Box 806, BheitRooke, Qhcl, Can. 
Uontreal. Ont., Can. — Bebekab AasembiT vt On- 
tario. Ang. 6-10. Mis. M. A. Pearce. 233 
Markbam at., Toronto, Can. 
Ifootreal, Qbe., Cao. — Giawl ladse of Quebec, 
, •1.0^0.1'. Aac ]X..:K. J. Mk^ Bw 432. 



Bochetter, N. T.— Eolgbts of Sbenraad Itaaat 
- Sopreme OancUre. Ang. — ^. Joa. Tieate, 18 

1 Webster St.. SomcntUr " 

Bock Island, IIL- ~ ~ 

Aug. — . D. J. 
' ClaKland. O. 
Boaa. N. 





■ut. 



■Oeaaty Ba ld l aia ' Be- 

McGregor, Mount 



...m.— Wi 

Aug. »-ia. 

Carmel, lU. ■ • i 

Near London. Coon. — State Conrention F. O. 
Saglea. Aog. 1. James Tevtio. New London, 
Conn. ' ' 
New York, N. T. — National Negro Baslnesa 
Xeagae. Ang. 17-19. Emmett J. Scott. Tns- 1 
kegae, Inatttnte, Ala. I 
Niagara Falls. N. T. — ^NatloDal Grand Lodge of, 
VTa, 1. O. O. T.' Aog. — i WOlard A. 1 
' ■■ ^inam, --B,ji^:Um ». . . : J. 

tm Soel^. Aw. -IMI,' :ri^&feKV«kut- 1 

OUT* mil. Kt. niaiity^aatta. MgMajat^''*" 

OoIdeB &|^ew Aa*.^»-]s:;.Ma^o..;Bniir>|: 
GraraOD, Ky. ^-. ii..-.; . !.l 

Onion. nL— Benaloo Assn. of .tkc .IQH -ininnia.^ 
Inft. Begiment. Ang. 30-8I. Pk B. L." BUiai , 
aon. New Windsor, HL , -."t- i.- • vl 
Opellka, Ala.— Grand LaA(e; K «C P. 'Ceolacea). ■ 

Aog. 8-12. w. H. ItraihT, gr »: " 

at.. Mobn*. Ala. . - ' ^ ■■■■^r^ 

~ naaaaafa>-'.Mala.>3AaaB..rJlt_ 

. . _ _ g4- 

■'Lgawirt VtacMacv" 98 S9S at^ MJlwwIfew^ .wia. 
omnia. Oat.- Gaa^r— Eastern Onrarlo Dental. 
. Ask. 8 1 g ept.- ,2.' Dr. W. B. Greene. Ottawa, 
OBt.» Cn, 

Ottawa, Ont.. Can. — Sons of England Brneflt 

Society. Adc — 
Parketsbnrg, W. Va. — Grand Lodge K. of P. 

(Colortd). Aog. 3-6. H. H. BaUey, Hoot- 
' g a my . W. Ta. 

Pack Hifa. Oat., Can. — High Court of Central 
Ontario. Amg. 2t-3S. B. J. Mlddrlc. CtM- 
more. Oot. Ci^ .^ ■ • ^ ;■> . 
P>wria. UL— OUaab. AadflBaM* Aaaa.. "Aug. 
30-31. J. E. gtatT^W latum :a, Peoria, 
ni- ■ ; v"' .> J - 

Pbnadelpbla. Pa. — ^NalMal ' Aani' ■ Mt-''; jUttar 
Sbeet Metal Workeia. . Aw. -W-tt.' ■Otto 'SW- 
bel. Syracnae, N. T. : ■ 

PbUadelpbla. Pa.— National Assn. Itaitcr Sbaet 
Metal Workers. Ang. 8-13. B. P.. JobB. 2S8 
B. Fbotth at.. PbUadelpbla. Pa. : 
Plllrfait. Fa.— Amadeaa Im — 
Itm. 2^ O. 



. 8. ncd A. 

- SjracQM^ M.'T. 
St. Lonla. Mo. — Frateraal 0«<ar, atl 

22-27. Conrad H.'lfaBB. 

Kansas City. MO. : .■ 

St.. Loola, Mo.— NatSonal Trareleia' Aan. of 

Aaicrlea. Ang. 18-20. Fraderick L. Grosa, Em- 

plra Bidg.w lUIwankee, Wis. 
St. Paol,^Unn. — Grand Lodge of the State of 

minols. Ang. 9. Chas. C. Mererelse, 115 22d 

at.. Chicago, m. 
St. Panl, Minn. — Leene of American Manlcipal- 

Itlea. Aog. 21-26. John MacVlcar,- Oee 

- Molnea, la. 

fit, Stephen, M. B., Can. — Grand CooncU iBoyal 
Areannm. Aug. 8. I. O. Alllaoa. SaAfOle, 
N B 

San'Fkaneiaoo. ffal — Atartlrap Oateopathle AMD. 
. Ang. 9-18. - H. Ohnsa^-^MT FUth am.. 

■•w' Tack Cl|7. ' 
San Fraaelaeoh': CaL Parllc VOoaat .Kzpoaltiaa. 

- Anr. 20-27. - T.. ^ " . 

San joae — Garman Firman OaltoMe' Ifta'ata Tcr-' 

bind. AOS. T-9. TobB HcncrrB Mr Oaka 

at.. Saa naaeiaea, :'GaL • ' ■ 
Sanlt Sis: Vaiia, .]Ilek.— Vnar Peatn 
. . men's AaaK ^Aas. — w . T. J. njBa,-.Ki 
' Mich. ■ ■ " - ' 

Sanlt Stc.- Uarle,; 

' Men. Ang. — i ~ w.- m. =. ja aa— a u .- uownon 

Mich.-' ■. • - * 

Sarin Bock, CoDn.-^^-23d.-Bait;-:a T;«: 

Probably Ang. 18. lta.'.Bt' — 

Farm. NangatnA. Om^- 
Sctaeneetadr^ N. -; X.- 

Chlefa^^^ — : 

L. Hyatt. OUtf at TiUetyjtimiarP'Ki^ 
Seattle.. Wash.— W m Ik ■ eat Bteetrle Light .and 

Power Am. Ang. 98-28. Norwood B. BriCk- 

ett. Cataract Bldg.; Seattle. Waab.-" 
Booth Bethleban,-^ra. — Pythian SIsteis Grand 

Temple. Aug. 16-18. Nellie r. Tne. -(57 E. 

eth at., Erie, Pa. 
Sbartanbtng. s. O. — Oiand United Older of Odd 

tFeUom. Axm.---**. -W. .- H.^5;Wnikai IWd.. 

Drawer 410; OwanlMa;' S. OL 3i> . ^.;' .<.' . 
Sprlngfleld. m.— NatkBd tkmm'^M^'^-l'iMti 

15-17. Wm. A. Geitav.att^lM' " 

Spring GrOTC, Pa. — P. Q:^'' at-A^' 

Oonrentlon. Ang. IS. ''. A." 

Stege, York Co.,. Pa. . ■ ~ 
Stockton, Cal. — Grand CoiucII Toong Men'a In- 
atttnte, PacIHc Jnrlsdlctlan. Atig. 8. George 

A. Stanley, 92 Sancbe at.. San Fraocfaco. Cal. 
Syraense, N. T.— Sbepberds of America. Ang. 

16. Dr. W. 6. Smith, Ba-renna. O. 
Syraense. N. T. — State Assn. of Fire Chiefs. 

Aog. 22. H. Elfslls. ScheneeUdy, N,. Y. 
Tallspoosa. Oa. — ^te ConncU of Georgia Jnnlor 

Order TTnKcd AmerleaD Mechanics, Ang. 9. 

E. B. DllUngham, Box 277. Atlanta. Ga. 
Tbe Weirs. N. H:— Third Begtment N. H. T. 

Assn. Ang. 23-26. Aided P. : Hayden, 19 

Croao 8t..\Xaahaa,,^£H.^: ' .- 
Sbruulo. On^;OiB^^j!bd90BdaB[COtdai>'OM 8M* 

Iowa. AWt<lM £?J. B . Kmc- Boon 83.- Can- 
^- ada Ufi~n8»v\«ac(M, Ont;, Can. 
Tniiw.W.' "B ' 'flan ".wiand ■ g"M.«w»pw**«»* of 1. O. 



iO. y:^ .Marltlaie''P tu i luc ea ot-Canads. Ana.. 
~ (Hr.' Hd5ina::UdCean, Antlgonlsh, N. 8., 

Can.-— Chief Constsbles' Aasn. of 
g. -2-S. Wm. Stark. City Ball. 




'£Bg, SO-Sapt. 

MnT dan aJ Alexander. 'B04%S. Ltme- 



BldK.. irtlca. K. Y. 

B. K.— li • - - 



W ttabui B. Pa. — International Stewards* Aaan. 
Ang. 23-ZS. JswC. Miner. 310 laabella Bldg.. 
Cblcago. ni. 
Plalnlleld, N. J. — New Jersey Haymakers' Assn. 
Ang. 6. Alfrrd Haley. 119 Summit are., Pldl- 
llpsbnrg. N. J. 
PlattTiUe, WlB. — ^Lntfaer League of Wisconsin. 

Anc — . J(An MaeU Mt. Horeb. Wis. 
Fart Angdea, Wash. — ^Washington State Elks' 
Bennhn Aasn. Aog. 9-11. B. L. Hodgdon, 
^MS Ooillna Bids,. Seattle. Waab. ■ 
Vmt Bam. MIcn. — Ukklgaa OacMe Associa- 
tion. AnK. J6-I8. , Party -BIgga. 18 Washing- 
ton are.. Detroit. Mich. 
Beading, Pa.— Grand Chamber.. Cider of Kutghti 
of Friendship. Aog. 13-18. Tbos. B. Johns- 
ton, 1208 Filbert St.. Phnadelpbla. Fa. 
BlciuDODd. Va. — Natiooal Assn. of 
Agencies. Ang. 16. Wm. P. 
Ej^M-st.. New York City. 
Baehaatar.. K. T. — National Haroeas Mannfac- 
. tna^ Aaaadatlon. Ang. — . 6. SI. Siteiz. 

XOo-UOS CVeeman are., Cincinnati, O. 
■acbeater. N. Y— I. O. E. M. of N«r Toik. 
'It"^ Stephen c. Bolton. Watertowa. 

Baebieater, N. Y. — Natlnal Aasn. of American 
Order , of Owls. Ang. 9-11. A. J. Kaplin. 

N. Y.— American Order of Owls La- 

lOIai^ Ang. B-IL 

■V N. T. — NatVwial Haymakers' Aasn. 
.Aac^.'^lA. C B. NoUe. Mnsdclnd. 
itBMhnMr.' : K. T. — Anwriean Floftats and Hor- 

^■Hiii. m. 

jr. N. Y. — Rorfsts* Snpply Aasn. Ang. 

16-19. 

Bocbeater. N. Y. — National Firemen's Assn. 
Ang. 17-20. Bert Flaber, 3812 Wabash are., 
Chicago, ni. 
Boebester. N. Y. — National Betall Momnnent 
Oeales: Aao.! Ans- S4-27. A. W. Klsten- 
■ — imp, ||i;^^pai|lBlnes are.. Oak Park. 

SjlluF^SSlwi^ State Betan Monn- 



WaaUngtaB OL . 
Ladlea of -"tba 
2. Uzm. Clan 

stone at., ^irlnglleld, O. _ . 

WasUngtOB C. H., 0.— Grand Castie Knights of 
tbeGolden Eagla. Ang. 30-Sept. 1. P. J. 
Goodrich, Tioy, O. 1 . _ 

WasblngtoD. O. C. — National Aasn. of Amateor 
Oarsmen. Aog. 12-13. CUode £. Zappone. 
War Dept.. Washington, D, C. 
Wsshlngton. D. C. — Natiooal Medical Aaan.. Aug. 
23-23. Dr. John A. Kenney, Toskegee InsU- 
tnte. Tnskegee. Ala. 
Waterbnry, Conn. — Sons of St. Getrge State of 
CooaeeUcnt. - Ai^. 9. T. HodgUnaon, 12 Tine 




Watertovm. N. Y.' 

New York. Ang. IB-IK.' 

• Frankfort. N. Y. , . 

Weliand. Can. — Pnrlnclai Tolrataer 

' Assn. Ang. 1-3. Geotga A. 

■ IMS, Ont., Can. ^ ; . .sSj^si^ 

WOkes-Barre. Pa.- . 
9-11. C. A. Long; 
adelfibia. Pa. 

WOniington. Del.-^Patzlotie Order Stma of Amer- 
ica. Ang. 30. TbosL F. Dann, DoTcr, OeL 

Wanooafa. MbuL — ^MtmeBota'-Baial Letter Cai^ 
Ttaar Aaaa. Ang. 12-13. . K. J^~Xaa«. K iXk 
a."Bcp Mn a. Minn. '. ;: '''' : " >. - 

Wadnaba. Wla:— Nattooil 
Abc- — . Bdwaid X, ' " 




. Aii7««;.--K.'- w, 
■:■ Sfc-^ ... 



COHGESSIOIS} SHDWS! 

WHITE OTTO GAFFRON, SECY. 

Sheboygai GoDBty Fair Assi. 

Plymouth. Wise.. Sopt. T^IMi^io. 

■: V. ::H .'. ■ . AT ONCE. '^^^-r' 



^ ihiiyfc^^Sniiiiiiji 

Bssiins tin's CaninI 

Sept.^ to Oct. 1. Vkee acta and aome dean, 
good Showa on pcreestaga or flat mm. AB forms 
of cooeeaalons: no azdalTeaL msbt naa good 



ir<pMi'8a«.ltlB'! 



WANTED QUICK 



A-No. 1 Spieler 



To act •• Manaocp for swall gM 
shew. Percentage only. 



■ALSO 



ORIENTAL MirSICiANS ; AND ORIENTAL. SPANISH AND SKIRT DANCERS. 

Mention lowest. Address, J. H. HERRO, esre at Bp*. 08'., Louisville, Ky . 



CARNWAL AUGUST i6:iTMe |mt. 
JREE ATlRACliONS WAi«rTQ> 

The best GBrniTBl town in Ifae State. Paid admission. ShmnaKMyi get good an 
Writequidt. Time is Bmited. J. P. DUFF¥, Secretaiy. . 



GET THE HONEY, FELLOWS 

Otiier Acmia, Strectmen, Camlral Workrra, Paddla Wheel Men aad 
llHllclne ilra are making a "kUllng" with odi tremendotia mooay-niakMa. 
- A aaw pioposltlon ready eretr week or ao. Wa keep oor baellaia aap- 
-,. pttad iillb goods "np-to-tbe-jitoote.** A poatal to na wUI get tW iat^t. 



Ton aaw In Tbe BUlboaid Spring Special, our twojwge ad of oar balf 
yard of aoap (8 BABS) FOB ITe, or with the 8* T^oaloa Skeaza ■■ • 
preminm FOB Sic Bj not gattiag bnay then, yon loat SMacy. 



sE^lii'lM Coni|pi|y« 411 Onion Pirk Court, Chleagt 




Day and night fair. Oaa also place at Indiaiia' 
and at Dayton, Ohio, on streets during expoatioil 
Addiess Herbert A. KU]ie,BpK 68^.fliiit^ 



WANTED-p°.v?ixo"e^'*^ 

— CONCESSIONS 



FOR THE 



DAY AND NIGHT 



WISCONSIN AND ILLINOIS 
INTERSTATE FAIR AND RAGINfi CiRQIIIT, 

BOSCOBEL, Wise, August 9-lS: E. E. Austin, SecietaiT. 
MimglAI. POm^ W^C~ Angnst iM»iT.mr ' -' 
PA Rinrcro W, WISa, August 2S-«6; F.S. WtM 

PLATTEVULE, WlSC, August 30 to Sqit S ; C. Hi GribU^ ! 

WOODSTOCK, n.LS., September 6-9; George A. Hunt, Se ci et sw. 
SPUHG GREEN, WISC., Sept. 13-16; A. L. McKorlen, Secntaiy. 
MADISOR, Wise., September 20-23; M. M. Psildnaon, Secretary. 
RICHLAUD CEIITER, wise, Sept. S7-30; W. C.BM17, Secntaiy. 

.Iliftt WNll-~4lMi|| AiR* 

WRITE EACH SECRETARY 




Pleasant woric, amsll in-vestment. Many are getting tidi 
j|t CUn^ Oomntiaas aad SoB^^ 

flram flte stark We tdl yon hmr. 



EASY IVIONTEY! 



M SENECA PENNY 





UdM % % 4i^%'i5, 24 or 48 
p i ctui e a on a Sx7 plate. Write 
now for price and full infor- 



Oapartmant 48 Roe. 



Sboarlag eooplete oatflt, camera CzT and 8x10 plate boldeta, 
aidttplylaB attacbmnt. net of klta, tripod and carrying eaie 




' XOWB BOmB TO TBB BQiUSOABD TO-DAX. 



Xlie Bill board 



61 



LIST OF CONVENTIONS 

CONCLAVES AND AS SEMBLIES 

Compiled By Means of The Billboard's Un- 
equaled FacilitieSf And of Ei^ecial Interest 
to Novelty Mnwufactmpegs and DeaJers, 
Street Men, Fai#: 



Asslsloo— Oliai'iBMnpiMBt I. 0. 0. r. Sept. 
^hJJ. Oto. B. Saacfr, JUUIa. Alv ^ 

■taBliehiai — BeJomiatcd floaa of Joic Oct. 
Omu C Tancr. pmUcnt. BtrmlosluiB. 

Alt. 

^Mlr AlilrtTn- Bar Atn. Jnlr.— 



w O. ■. B[\H»>n M« «. 

SM OMMa awb. Btaalnf 



UMt^OT— O- •< OM 

«. W. I. BiMdlas. Bos • 




FbMoU— ArUon* B«Bkn' Aan, Nor, 

Uonls Ooldwatn, Fnaeott, J^is. 
ffciMilf— ArtoBM Tantadml Mr. 



■kHo Chilatr; fmmb; Ani^ 
PkMtfz— Psftblan CMm. Nov. — . Uuy He- 
KaneD. 12> HoB at.. Toeaaa. Aria. 



rert Smltb— B«bekab Aaacmblr . I. O. O. r. 
Oct. 2S-Z4. lira. Medna A. Bald. SIT E. 6th 
It.. Aiveota. Ark. 
port Smith — I. O. O. F. ot Arkaaaaa. Oct. 

24. Jobn P. Pan], Newport, Ark. - 
Hope — Arkinua Daofhtera of Cootadcrac^. Oct. 

A. Mia. W. W. tobwoi. Hope. Aifc_ , , 
- — ^ ~— -Ha N. D. a Oet.. aM8. Jllaa 
». JHlcr. Alfc. 

— Kattaaal Boral I<atter CuHtae 

Sept. 1»-B. P. B. CaU. Cooeord. 



Uttle BiM*— Otaad Chapta* Order Eaatara Star. 
Not. 14-IS. J. T. tfapUaa. Mabelralc. Atk. 

Uimmoth Sprins — North Aikaoaaa and Sontbem 
illiunrl Bine aad Gray Boldlera* BetmloB Aa- 
•ocUtioB. Aac. IS-SOl J. C. JeSCcr. Uan- 
■otti Sprlac, Afk. 

OAUrOBJOA 

BerkclcT— CillforaU Womaa'a ChtiatUa Tanp- 
ennc« Cnloo. Oct. 8-11. lUaa Aaoa B. Ckaae, 
S City Ball Are.. BsA Frandaeo, Cal. 

trM ADEtlM — AmcrloD Ulnlns CaD(Te«a. Sept. 
26- Oct. 1. Ju. r. Calbreith. Jr., DeaTer, 
Col. 

Um Anirelre Amerieao Baakcca* Aaaa. Oct. 
S T. Fled K. raiann(tk» U Fto* at.. Maw 

York atf. 

Ua Aacetoe— Padfle Oaaat Oas Jm^ Sept. M- 

». Joka A. Brittoa. 4«S Batter at.. Baa 

Fnadaee, Cat 
OakltBd— CaUtoiBla Derdopaeat Aaaa. Nor. 

S. EoOcrt Newtoo I^ra.'a. Fenr BIdc.. Saa 

Ftascltco. Cal. 
SanimcDto— CaliCamU State Aaaa. ot Letter 

Carrier*. Sept. 8. B. H. Oabocae. Loa A» 

(ein. Ci]. 

Eicnmrato— I. D. B. 8. Sept. U-IT. B. J. 
^^oie^lWd^Brw aw ay^^jjaJ^^a^^y Aa« 

Hew Tofk Cl». ■ ■- . 

■n Prawlaco— Beta Pal PratanHr.' Sept. 8-10. 

Gardner B. Towe. Suofocd Dalvccstlr, Cal. 
Bh FrancKny— Sapreme Oaaadl T.'If. I. Sept. 

— . C. A. SUocet, S3S K. MorrU at.. ladUa- 
_^apollt. Ind. 

Sn Fnndico— Cbacatenated Order ot Hoo-Boo. 

Srpt. g.12. I. H. Balrd. Pint Natloaal Baak 

BMr.. NuhTtlle, T*aa. 
Sin PranclKo— Natloaal 8pMtaaIlat«* Ana.' Oct. 

4J. Georte W. Kate, floo Paaaa. arc. S. B.. 
^ajMactoa. D. a 

■IB IkaaciKo— Unlled Aadeat Older ot Ora- 
Mt. Oft 18. R. madcathal. 426 CUataa 
_a»e.. Albaay, N. T. 

Bm Itaaelao— Padfle Oeaat Kapodttoo. Aas. 

mt. 

Saa Joie— Qenaaa Bomaa Catbolte Staata Vcr- 
baod. Anit. T-S. Joba Nenaer, S3 Fair Oaka 
San FVaocfaco, Cal. 

na'K Ana— Soatbem Cal. Sonday acBaal Ama. 
Datra sot Bxed. probiblr OeMbdP <V '€MIF 
Norpmtver. Hosh C. Otb»m. tM W '* OU- 
Jeader Bird., Loa Aonlea. 

■Mtaa— Grand Coandl Xoaa« Ifea'a laatl- 
Maw PartSe Jortadlctloo. Aac. 8.- Geo. A. 
Stader, 91 Saaehe at.. Saa PaudMo, Cal. 



BonMcr— OnaB 

Anr. » W. B..ar> 
■wl-ler— Tl» B. P. O. 

K.-T. W. H. ~ 

Col. 
Caaoo Ctl 

"""a. Sept. » 
-Jala, ColOw 
Cdonde Si ' 

Ane. —7 .... 



K, . .«( P. . atXa l i ra ta, 




iDmC. 
waah- 



Olpple ertek— I. O. 0. ». «f 
1' J. U. Natalia, . 0H|^ C 
Dnvrr-AaaodattOB at Oo ■ 
Bllaabath I.. U 
Ti;;iiaBiifowa. Uaaa. 
Denv.r-Nitlonal Sbarthaad — 
-. 23-2fl. Keadiick C Bin. 
i^— N'atlonil XarampMBt ' 
>raiii. Sept. B8. , B. Di-a 

oort noaaii, >D(mati';~ 
-r— latctaalliHi' HMM' 

•'.•■rU, IlL 
0\~- .-■■t. 



.A: 
D<-<: 
\ 
1 

Drn 




■town — ^I. o. 



. m. H. Oieet Oaoaell. 
A. BoliabarBi Kitttcdsa BUf., 



at, 

AOS 



rlnaa The CWendo Bleetric Uicht. 
Banarar Aaaa.' Sept. Sl-23. J. 




BfMseoort— >r. 0;:Ii;.'A. Ife 

ST. H. M. 

Xtoaa. 

Bridscport— Grand Lodse A. O. V. 

aeetlent. Oet. 20. Georxe ~ 

Drawer 41, New Marea. Coan. 
Cbaahlta— Cbeahlia Podtn Aaaa. Nor. U-IT. 

OL H. WHllama, Box 185, Cbeahlia, Coan. 
DaalwiJ mate ' nderatioa of Labor. Oct. 11- 

ICB.'. B. Camody. tH Mhla at., Oaahair. 

Ooas. ' 

Bartftrt— RtdUaa Elfbt Coaaeetlait 



t Beclaieat 
Haafiy. 41 



Vetciua* Aaaa. Sept. IT. T. 
Crown at., Hartford, Coaa. 
Bartfard — Patriotic Otfler Sooa ot Aeietlca. An*, 
a. J. A. Wrlcbt, 32 Bmoaoa are., Herlden, 
etna. 

Bartfort— Catbdle TMd AbattaeiKe Union of 
Oeaa. Aac 38-38. Ftaak 1. Kinney. Bran- 
ford, Coaa. 

UlddletowD — Great Coonell D, of P. of Coan. 
Oct ». Mlaa Margie A. Irei. IIVT Wlad- 
aor are.. HartfordL Coaa. 
New HaTea— Grand Ladca K. of P. Oet. 18. 

Horaco O. Caae. M Peail at.. Hartford. Coaa. 
New HaTfB— NatloBal Camp. P. O. 8. of A. 
Oct. 2!(-2a. Georce W. Smith. 130 Chambeia 
at.. Pbnilpabara, N. J. 
New HaTen— Prthlin Sl«t»r« 18. Bra. 

Lllltao Tomer. 122 Patoam at., HartfOm. 
Ooan. _ 
New Loodoo — latematloaal Order KIssa Daotb- 
~ ~ aa. Oct. 11.12. Mlaa Bra L. 

_ Paqnot aaa.. New Umdoa, Coon. 

Ifaa TiaiilM Thii Ooaaactleat OdTeradiat Coa- 
vaatiaB. Sept. ».22. Ber. W. P. Dicfcemaa, 
SS^BwUd are., Waterbory. Ocaa. 
New EMoo— State OoamUaa F. O. Bacli 

Ao(. 1. Jaa. Tnltn. New " * 
Sarin Rock— 23d Beet, 
ably Aox. IS. wm. Mm 
Nanaatac^, Coaa. 
Sarta Baek—TaaV 



State 'f Coo- 
12 Tine 

WaFerbiuy^IaMimttm nncraato CoaTenUo^ 

Aas. —. JL C Bead. Waahtnston. D. 0. 
Watefhary— Coaaectlcat ChilatUa Badearor Jda- 
hm. Oct. Mr^ Mabel S. ML 800 Baa- 



Choidl at.. New Bai 
Wateibaiy — Sona ot St. 
neetlrat. Aos. 0. T. 
It.. Wateitraty. Coaa. 





aC Aatriea. Aas, 18. 

Bcal. Kaox. Barrlactoa. Dd. 
BeatOrd— Delaware SUte C B. Society. Oct. 

20-31. Mln H. Pearle Warner, Clayton. Del. 
WUmlastoa — Patriotic Order Sona of America. 

Aas. 30. ThoB. r. Dunn. Oorer. Del. 
Wnrnfactea— Grand Lod» K. of P. ot Dda- 
Oct. 18. JIark In. Oamtt. T08 Klnc 



Doe. it . Oeo._X WUta, BadMm 

Bleer Day Uaa, »aw Tack Ctgr. ^ 
Waahlaaton— Natlaad Blrer and Baiboto_pon- 
SSpT Dee. 7-8. t. W. BlUaon. 304 B. Ftont 
at.. Cincinnati. O. ... 
WaKblncton — NaUoad Aaaa. of Amateor Oara- 
mea. Auc. 12-13. CUnde B. Zappone. 
Dept. Waahlnfton. D. C. „ 
WaahlostOB— iBtataatload Pilaoo Consreaa. Oct. 

Wu&BatoB-.ABeTlcaa Pilaaa Aaaa. 8rpt._»- 
OtL l. Joinp. Bywa, 8tatla>^Ii..~ll»w Swk 
City. , _ 

Waahlaatoa— State Federatlo* ^ 
' 13. Geo. M. BeodeiaoB. 1« B. 

Baltimore. Md. _ ■ 

Waahlnxtae— Chief Joint Car laipeetota aad 
Car Poremen'a Aim. of America. Sept. 8^ 
8. Skldmoie. 8tb and MHlereek, ClnelaaatL O. 
Wadriafttoo— State OmacU D. a DaarttMO iC 
Am^isa. Sept. 13-14. Chae. H. 
a at.. N. B.. Waahlastaa. D. a 
Waihlnrtoo— >Americaa 
IS. Nithaald J. \r 
Albaay. N. T. 

t-^aUoaal Medical 

Mn A. Keaaey. Taakegta 




_ jta IMoB 
•lid). fl«pt MI. 
Box 14. Ocda. Fla. _ 
Peaaaeola — MtaalialppI to Atlantic lolaad Water- 
way Aaan. Date not act. Leiand J. Ren- 
deraon, Apdachlcda. Fraaklln ' Co., Flor- 
ida. 

OEOBOIA 

Americoa — Grand Chapter O. B. 8. Ansnat 
Mrs. Uarr L. Aym. Aahbom, Qa. ■ 

Ameriena — O. W. I. of Noah'a Ark. Sept. 37- 
aa Maty Mann. Box 84^ Amartcnk. Ga. 

AtlanU— Sorerelxn Otaafl. 1Mb> t. .^..Jt^V;*. 
Sept. 10. John B. OmmS^V^K UOMtr 
at., Baltimore. Md. _ ' 

Madiaao— Waaaaa'a Christian Tempwance trnloa. 
Oct. — % Mis. Mntoa Sdwardi, Baatmao, 
Oo. 

SOIInaiM— State CMnell of Geortia, Jnalor 
- Ol*0 Dotted American Mechaalca. Ans. 8. 
B. B. nntaoham. Box STT. Atlanta. Ga. 
Baptnue Lodge I. o. ot A.-K. 



a. wroeahaak Box 184. Madlioa. Oa. 
OBMiM.) 



WAlltED.-.A MbaWrofRrst-Chss Fne AUracfiMi, 

AZBO TWO OB TBBBB BTBST-CLAaS PAID ATTBAOTIONS, 
OMB.WBBK, fan. 19-2D-21-23-23-24, ST. IIABTS. OHIO. 

FARMERS' JUBILEE AND BARBECUE 

^rotBJ-OLAS B^^ HITAI. CO. MAT BB COKSIDBBBD. Addteaa, JOHX lb 



WANTED AT ONCE FOR 

THE GREAT DARKE COUNTY FAK 

Greenville. Ohio, August 22-26*. . 

Concert Band of 30 plecea. An Aeroplana for Aac. 2S-24.3Sb WU book fat^OM MMl A* 
BaCreahment . pitriletea aeU at aoetlaB toi 80. Sm a. aa. ■. ^. 



$IATE FAIRDF OKLAHOIU 

At OKLAHOMA CITY. U. S. A. 

Septenber 27 to O ctober 9, 1910— TMrte ea Days anil Nigtts 

than arar. AH Paid and SpeeUI Attzactloaa aagaoad. -•2T0,Qpo la paraiaaaat 
■hd AligUp. Horaa Show, Ten KpecUl AttTactlaaa,-BlaeaB itayaf Baidac Ti» 
Aoricdtod aad ladaatrUI Bipedtloa of Oklahmaa. WMa te «aea to - : 

.. yt.M..tua»M. mntt i a; mmmmc^v.u,:A, . 



Oraat Uaa Stock, 



STIPTAIUI NIHiPl^ 

' We not only modt cx w n j pi t l ft Drs* prices;- 
hit fuidasdl didnsi Write^^^^^ 

free catalogue. ^ ^ 



BLUE GRASS FAIR 



August 8 to 13. 

Binnt ui Int Mr is iht Snth. IHtiiaics for sisk. OIE lUIOIEB TlOUUil. 



THAVIEU*S BAND 
: ; HRRRRR T A. KLINE jSgOWS 

PRIVILEGES now FOR SALE, itttirm. mm sbome. Sienhrr. lhiibtoi. it. 



SOUTHWEST TEXAS FAIR 

Gam, Ttxas, Oetobsr llth to i4th, Indusiva. 

WANTED 
Hi^-Class Side Shows of all Hinds. 
Free AttiNBOHonisand^S 

A splendid opportunity for CONCESSION BfEN. A big success last year 
aha is in line with other Fairs and Attractions, which follow. For 
particulars, write L. A. CARTER, Manager, CUERO, TEXAS. 



INDEPENDENT SHOWS MD CONCESSIONS 
WANTED w 3 GOOD WE STERN FAIRS 

yy^H lN G TON 



INTEtf-STATE FAIR 

,'i;c:;vj:-..,'' ^ 8pelaiii«,'W««h., OetelMP. Srd to 9th 

AeWISTON-CLARKSTON FAIR 

L«wl«ten, Idaho, Oetobor 10th to 18th — or . 

^ intermountain fair 



ROBurr M. cosoftoyi^ 



tlTM 



ttk^ BiIil»oarcl 



JULY 30, 1910. 



PA R K LIST 

r. .:: Complete Compendium of Information 
Regarding Summer Amusement Parks, 

Wltll^ClliM 




Grora Park; S. J. * U. 
r. htr.i (1. S): «w. Vixxtr booka Taad*- 



- ^^^Si MM* - 





~ JM, nyaa koota TndnOIa. 
^MB* DriTlBK Patk; Emm BUctile 

Sl^SSSet.' ^ ^' ** 
fwrtMtii f Uaoalolc; Umncbeata BL 
B. On., props. Ji msn.: (S). — Fine UUad. 
- - ugbt A Powrr Co., propL 



pat -M Kunrer at. — FHaer Ulud Park: Oram 
'.^ Bamaddl. pcoiia.: K. C. Crarcr, mcr.; alio 

■■■ asr. attr.; (l. 8); Itm. Fljaa books attr. 

■daiB— Caaobla Lake; Kaod BamadeU, prap.; 

: B. E. QraTcr, mgr.; rcaakllB Woodmaa, Bgr. 

, attr.; (1. S); Joa. Tljna booka TatfaiOa atir. 



CUr— Ste^aehaae -I 



PaTUlou— Zaog** XO- 
Hm IMlar Pier: Jofaa U. Zonae, mcr.— 
Toanc** Oeaas Ptcr; John 1^ Btiackeirocd. 
msr. — Steel Pier; I. -Bothwell, mgr.; (3). 
Bajnute — ^Bajrocne Park; Jobn O. Stewart, sen. 
mfr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1, 8).— WaabingtcB 
Paik: Waahlnctoa Park Amnaa. praiia. 
BaUrrtUa — Hlllalda Pleaaora Park; W. B. Thal- 
ler, prop. A niff.; alao mgr. attr.; (1. t, s). 
■Brldsetoo — Tmnldlsr Dam Park; B. 4k It. bae- 
tten Co., inpa.: BammxA L. 'I^ler, mcr.; aln 
■gr. idUi;.: (I. «); M. Bodr HcUer 



« (1, . 



Sniiri 




. Hnmfc. X. 7. 
Xaks FM; Mntnoe TraeUm 
, B. Tbomaa, mgr.; (1). 
H. H. A. BehinUt. ptop. * 

_ attr.; (1, 8). — Collaenni Oar- 

Xtm; Bana Werera, prop, ft mgr.;, 46T E^lac^ 
'Mi aTC, Newark, H. J.— Electrle Pari: 
Baetrle Park Amnaement Col. propa^; CL A. 
I>aiilap. prop, ft ogr.; alao mgr. attr.; 
<]. 4): Tfalted BaoUns Offleca booka Taada- 
TlUe. — HlUalde Pleasure Park; Wm. E. mai- 
ler, prop, ft mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1. 4); 
Jobn Jackel booka TaodcTllle attr. — Teroaa 
Liaka Park: DaTld H. Slack, prop, ft mgr.; 
U O. Xomtonl. mgr. attr.; (1. 8); L. O. 
Hnmlted booka attr. 

OO^Via'a Ite; IM Taykr. mgr.; X. 

BiaKc, Kaiiva 



. . Walter Boa, Bp.; (8): M. : 
boaks Taadarlllc. 



Tnaeh. mgr.: alao mgi^ attb; CU Di Of B. 
O. books TBOdarllla, 
rattaBbmt— BeUwmd Fnk; . XM^. TaB^. B. 

B.. peopa. ft mgra. ' ■ .\ ' - ' ^ *. • " 
PateiaoB— ^te Parfc: -B9le 'ttBft 
W. N. Tutttc, mgr.; O, tn 
PaaaaJe Falla Park. 
tntU Ambor — Bojitoa Beacb; Bojntsn Broa., 



SSTcL 



c 



alao oigc. attr.; 



Taaleenia attc. 



s. w. * u. 



W. Carr boofca randeTlll, 



attr.: it, 

artr. 



pcopa.; A. K. Tjirkla, ronnnlaafoaer; 9, 8). — 
Bioad Street. WUte Cttj; Charlta J. Tmr. 
taealTer. -. 

-Plar Park; W M iiaa* -Ocean 



Park; Cltr of East Laa 

Tegaa. P*«P*,; B. K. Owtteadl. nigr.; (S. a). 
BZW TOBX. 
Albanr— ^Maple BcaA Park; Albany ft Xk<v 



propa.; Fted McClellan, mgr.; also mp. attr. 
— ^Btlghtaa Beach Park: BrlChton Baaeh Aia. 
Oaw. pcopa. ft ogis.; (2. 8); BrlgbMn Baack 
Ab. Co., booka TaadATtlle. — Oreatar Draam. 
lanA; Wa. H. Bernolda. pre*.; 8. W. Gob- 
dia aipk attB.; A z. •. W. 



alae agr. •Uc.rS'^t 
attF. 

Bmlia — XMrMge; City at BUaira, ptapat; Bnoeb 
Uttla. mgr.: alio aagr. attr.; (I. S): Baoeb 
.-^arlA-a Olea Park: El- 
B. B. Oak. mpak; Henry 
I mtmaaK ^mb TaaOa- 



UtUa baaka at».- 




tma Bafaii<ag» Paik: f. J. ft S. B. tL, 

: B. IC Bait, bdoklag agent, Aantar- 

dam. N. Y.; (3). 
Qrcater New Tork — Staten lalaad, Happylasd; 

flDatb Beach AmniemeDt Co. 
Irondeqooit— Sea Breex* Park; Bocbcater By. 
Co., prop*.; B. B. Wllaoo. mgr.: also mgr. 
attr.; (1, 8); Central ABOaaBent Exchange 
of Bocheater ClrenM; O. W. Nelson books 
TaodeTlUa attr. — Olcn Ba eea Park; B ec li e ater 
By. Co., pnaa.; B. B. 

r.:_Or 4): Ogt 



N. T.; a W. Halaea 



mgr. attr,. . . . 

change of BoclMat( 

books TsodeTllIe attr. 
Ithaca— Benwlck Park; Ithaca 3t. By. Ob„ las- 

seea: R. U Poet, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1. 

8k Park managcmeat booka TaodeTlIIa attr. 
Jamestown — Celeron Park; Celeron *mnae Ca, 

propa.; Geo. UalhT. mgr.; Jaa. Wallers, mgr. 

attr.; (1. 3i ; n. B. O. books Taoderllle. 
Klagstoo — Kingston Point Park; KIngatoa Oom. 
' L B. iSa.. ur opa.; S. B. XS Bow. 




xoooBxxor ftBX : 
~ znx ta iMxa. 



af Xwwn 




Amatardam— Alkbi Park; Pae Anderaoo, 

psop. ft mxT.; also mjcr. attr.; (1^ 4. x). 
Anbom — Tjkealde Park - - - - — 



nbora— Lakeside Park: ADbon! ft Byraeaaa 
Blaetne Co., propa.; B. A. Dwjrt. awr.: O, 
S. z).^dand Part: M. Oai b B. TSp. 




Park; Wng1iaatn« By. Co., 
pMpn,: J. P. K. dark, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; 
a); Bcal baada only; J. P. B. ^CUrk book* 
nnteTine attr. — Casino; Blnghamtan By. Oa.. 
pcopa.; J. P. B. Clark, mgr.; alao mp. attr.; 
(1); local bands only; book direct— Birerslda 
Park; John Qray. prop.- ft mgr.; also n>gr. 
sttr.; (1, 8, X); John Gray booka Taaderllle. 
Buffalo— BcUeToe; Intematlasal X. B. COb, 
- prop s.; (6, x).^-CamlTal Coortri Arttanr C 
wIUatB. mgr.: (1, 8, x); book dlnet. — Paliy- 
land: OapC Hum. B. Webb, mgr.r (1). 

— (totario Beach Part; Ontario Bcaeb 
Hatal and Amaseoeat Ob., pu pa, , Bea k 
fern, Bgr.: 'alao mgr. attr.; (t. S): Ontnl 
- Bxebangc. BaAesMr. V. T., ' 



aland Otae a ltrt ia e ; Oa ot gi C. Tllyaa, 
ft mgr.; also mgr. attr.: (I. 8): book 

t. — Lnna Park; Tfeompaoa & Dnady, 



KMHetowB— Midway Park; Walklll Traa. Co., 
propa. ft mgra.; W. M. Qoold, mgr.; (1); local 
bands; Prank HalTlIIa baaka Taadarllla. 
Kawb ui g— Oi a m a.laBa JftpBf » . J^- OTNI t Jfc . 
prop.; B. R. plHfel^C^-flHC8'MBa~~ilBb' dlteL; 
(I. «, z). • -. -. - • , : -V ■ > • . 
New niilfbH Wa Cmv HW: KMk By- 
maa. pn^ * Bgr.; alw •Uiws-fl. 4. 
z); baaka dlteet. 
New Tork City— Clmar Part;.-W. X, 
(1. 8).— North B4 ' ----- 
Park. — Pelham Bay 
BiTer Park; B. T. I. , , ~ 

North Beach. Umg UH»-«dft'*fattt^Mfc 
Beach Amnseaicnl 
rama, mgr.: (2>. 
Ogdensborg — Bsady Beach; OBdaaabnis St. B. 
B. On.; B. B. Hawkins, mgr.i alaa Bgr. attr.; 
(1. 8): E. B. HawUna booka attr. 
Olcott — Blalto: Charles Amnaement Co., props.; 
J. Harrey Dayer. mgr.; also mgr. amuse.; (1, 
8): W. a. Clcrelaad Olreolt.— Olcott BMCh; 




Oa.. ptspa.; L. 



latcinatlooal B. B. 

Bgr,: (I. 8. z). 
Mean Itnrk City BlTertarat; 

* Pa. TTaetlsa Osl. pnna.': 

Bgr.; alao Bgi^ attr.; CI. S. 
Onoodaga TaHey— «Wow^ Part; Chaa. U. IW 

Iowa, mgr.; Kelth'a Clrmlt. — Valler Park 



H. I. 
a DBila. 



Baogfct, aold. ezehaagai m§ 



Wa bafo 



aad dlreetloM for 12e la atk— 
0( SW lbs. of anaar, for 11.85. ' 

oovnx ft vmaoK, 




Toy, SeiYcinr aad Baggy 
Wkip Munfactaurcrt 

B. W. HAIILZT WBIP Oa, 
raaiaaU. • • Ifamnhinalli 

B^d 8Ce far SaBplea. Writs for Catalag. 



FOR SALE 



FERRIS WHEELS 

New and aeeosd-hand. Write ^ 
XAjr, HonsU, X. T., or J. • 
ft sea oat Ckiaags. 



r 



citit 

Somroii out Cokuums 
IIMMRMD NOVEUrCO. 
ScncNKXADr. N.Y. 



FOR SALE 
NEW BLACK TOP 

lO-tt. Ma wri^ W^Km.matm, mM taaL MHa 
hack; pilia. anBH, tn ii<>"iiLiiliBjlIli, fit t^ 

New Ediaon Picture Maohlrae 

alngle sprocket, with taka-ap, 

boxes, lamp honse, rheostat, awiti 

$100. .A : - w J ROACH. i^eZ 
Park, E>;i-, 12, i:.. : 



THIS FRAME ONLY fl.15 A GROSS, 

O complete, with Plaa. 
Platea for an csaaoa ms. 
cfataMs. t«.S0 per 1.000; 
leas than 1,000, TO cents 
per lOO. All other sop- 
plies for Bilnate plrtmv 
machines at a cot-rats 
price. If yon want the 
beat (oods at the lowtst 
prices and prompt stilp. 
iDecta, address year otdcf. 
CI7T.BATE PHOTO 8TrPPI.T COKFABT, 
Dept. O, IM7-U4> B. HaJated St., Ohlesge, ID. 




Incandescent Lamps 



■i kan BBi^ ta ear Bsa I 
16 MICHIGAN AVE. 

Lamps at aaa* oU prinas 

elaar, Co.: oelorad, Ta. 

■ArETT ZIXCXBIO OOu. 
U Bahigan Araaaa. 




Vaur Ptotaira In a 

Cart la On* Mtaii«B. 
ToB caa Baka %n to tM> a 

day operating one of oar Ba. 

The ptctnres are d^ 
sdoped, toned and Onlshed la 
a siogle dereloplng aolntloo. 
TTie capacity of our ma-^tilnea 
U 300 finished pictures so 
bonr. Prices or Hacblnes. 



frao 

ssBc. We srs 

for soppUes of sll MInn ta 
Picture Machines. AJCEBI> 
CAX IfZrOTE PHOTO. CO., 
•DvA. K. 7S0-7M W. Itth Bt., 
Chicago, Ell. 




CANDY FOR CASH! 



f Make die be^^ ChoccJates in the United States, 
and maintain thbnmitBtion at idlliazanis.. Mypbnt 

occupies four city blocka ia Ae BMgt «f BdABML -l Miphy I^WBbI of fi«« 
hiiiMlrecl tianda the jroar Voond. 

I DO A SmCILV CASH MiUL4MMBI HWNCM 

Thia plaa of adBac mahliia me to offer jroa at die wciy ataft die 
Lowest PomMo WImmmIb Price*; eUminntiiig all ezpenae inconed 
duwoaJt l o we i ^ aaleaoaen'a oonmuaaiona, diacounta, etc, usually figured in 
ifca coit of arlling fay the manu&cturer. 

W. mo mX TALKS* READ WHAT I OFFBtl 

Sc Pill If nil«lHl'*»ipNi $ .75 1-4» piw Wkispcd Crtaa CkecalsKi, ta $1.00 
10c " " : t:^ " J$ M" " AiHt Cbecslates, $1Jito$U»«SL 

isc " " j T- "'* tm t - " " s2J«"$aM'' 

Larger bbO p ft ci a g ea ttom I to 10 fta. in hnndaome lithogiaplied 

and eraboaaed imported bozea — aUat piopoitionate low pricea. 
1 cannot ^ord to fill ordaa that amount to leas ikaa tlOjOO. Ifyoncaauacmakeapaa ocdcr 
for$IO.OO,lami»iwctignrooaoodtoyoo;iaawioe,yo»aoeoa at si ui ^ . 
I mjJw DO C O. D. iliiiiirriifi. Raaril.& Paat Ofca ■aripnulf la n Ok il l i. Plait or 

Certified Oieek. 1 f I J ' ' 1^ 

MkJk&A 



JULY 30. 1910. 



Ttie Bl 



11 1> o a r d 



68 



_ Bapld Truult Oo.. frop*.; (1, 4); 

J Delaar book* ondeTlIK. 

fr,>A. book attr. 
Pf 'i.'.kUl— «badr Late Park; Skady I«k« Oov 

iiir KSir boota «ttp.: 
B/>r^rtt«t— 1*« Br««« Park: B o tb M t a r By. Co.. 

■■irk- OBtMi* BMCfe Batal * Amanaaat Oa., 

Steiiur. attr.: plan ontald* ipaeUealar t*** 

SS:^^!. a); & W. NclKB books TaodaTiU* 

■cwSetady-^Hawat Paik; Tnctloo Co., pnv*. 
SiiMca PaU»— Otyosa Lako Park; QeocTa and 

Anban B. B. Co., pno. * msn.: (1, », a). 
Boulh B«aeb, H. L— Happjiaal; Hertcabaa 

AmoM. Co.. prapa.: Albert Barsnban, mgr.; 
. Wm A. Staler, mn. attr.: (1, 8). 
87lt«n Beaeb— Luna Park: PeUr Kllppas, pnm. 

A mcr.; alao m«T. attr.; (2): local baada 

■i^c^m^Laas Braaeh Park: Tha VaUo Park; 
Snanat BapU Traaalt Oo^. pcopat: P. I. Ba- 
aoM. mgr. aad oooU* aMb 

■ K 3. U. Wnaaa. ■na.vlfo- 

Joa aoa. TtD7. N. Xi Itiaa 
aHiri iwiiHaB HoTCltT Co. 
nilia ntlri Pnk; Scbram A Deooboa, prepa. 
ft mcra.: alaemcia. attr.: (S). — Summit Park; 

NIcboU Broa.. mxta.; (I, *. x>. _ . 

Wamlj— E'Titofe Park; W. 8. * A. Trac- 
tion Co., prop*.; W. X. Caaa, mgr.; alao 
DKr. attr.; (1. B): 7. B. Caaa booka vaada- 
lUle attr. 

Taiiinit>|* i i ^_r r — ■ " '* 




Bockr UoBBt — Oaklaad — 

rp. ft aigr,; alao mgc 
Arllaxton books attr. 
■aUabarT^^Hraltan Helcbta; tt. _ 
ft iii<r.; alao mgr. attr.; (U 
Jackaoa booka TaadcTlUo atte. 
Wisklinnai Bill raliU Park; W. B. 



Oa~ p(wa.: W. H. Bomi. av.; JK ft. 
njalMT Wiaaa Park; TrlM Mte. iSl * Mr- 

« Oa^jiigk^ Bn. .ai; 



attr.; fi, •): 



Akia>— UtaaUa: «. 

BatiT BawB. aigr.: alae asn. 

BirtT Hawa Clrralt; Banr Ba' 

dcrUIa attr. 
AniaiKa— Paik; ft. W. a«odiila> 





Odliia— Cdlaa ViBk; X. B. Baaibargar. paoy. 
ft mcr.: alao MB. attr.: (L S, z). 

ClnclnTiatl — Cooajr lalaad Park; Tb* Oooey I»- 
land Co.. ptopa. ft mfrs.; alio mgra, attr.; 
J. E. Clrard. amaMmeat manager: (1, 3, 
a); local bands enly. — Lagooa: Jolui v. Boat, 
mgr.; (1. S); Natkinal Park Managrra' Aaaa.. 
um Broadwar. Mew York Cia, booka noda- 
TtUa.— ClBeiaBatl y<inlog1cal Oaiden; Olaela. 
aatl fonVigltil Oa; & A. Btapliaa. mar.: Wal- 
ter A. Dnpcr, mgr. attr.; (S, 8); Walter A. 
DiafM beaka attr.— Cbaatar Park; I. U. Mar- 

.XyBe ^V?? '" 

attr.: (1. •).— INSBib 
Ik WItta. mgr.; <S). 

-Badld Oardena: Oardas 

Ok, ftapa.; Uaz Fketkaabeoer, 
mgr. attr.; (1. S).— BadM Beach Park; Tba 
uamphier Ca, D. 8. Bamphnr. mgr.; alao 
mgr. attr.: (B. s).— ODllaaam OaidM.— una: 
M. P. Bramler, preo.; Jaka MlBta. mgr.; 
alM mgia. attr.: <1, S, z): book direct. 
Oolonboa— ladlaBoia Park; ladlaaola Park Co.. 
l: a B. lUlla. Bigr.: (1. «); OTB. MUla 
~ attr.— OleotaBgr; Oleataiwr 'VMk Co.. 
- . : J. V. DmeiibBrr, timS. Mb agt. 
M*.; (£ I): book dtaect. • 

^ ^' •- ' rriti tiiiitlti Faik 0»., 




IM Baflway Oa.. ma.: 
mg.t alao mgr. attr.: CaUb 

Park Co.. ptnpa.; Oaa. B. 



„ Taataiina Or- 
Paik; WfeNa CHr 



attr.: (1. S. X). 
•Maaca— lalaad Park: W. P. B^la. prep, aad 

■p.: alaa mgr. attr.: (1. g. a>. 
Bbjf Urcrpool— Newril: C. W. Clark, prop. 

S m'li ■1*0 mgr. attr^ (S). — Bock Sprlnjc*: 
' ».'<^ Ewtb. prop.; J. B. Hanrall, mgr.; Mc- 
. Mehaaa. mn. attr.; a. S); UeCateheoa 
^bapka Taadatula. 

■Mlay— BlmsMa Paik: CUr of Ftadlay, 
1 1. B.:*.: Mr. r. K Mum, of t! r. ft 

Pkatofta— Meadowbrook: TIBa BaUwar Co.. 
_^prBpa.; <t, »). 

IjakllB — Ohaataoqoa Park; Ulaml Talley 
9"l«JH5a. nrwa.: ». OUlom Cromer, mgr.. 
n-U R. llalB aErbvtoB. O.; P. O. Cromer. 

attr.: (1. t): f. O. Ctomer ■ " 

Bndr Park: D. O. ~ 
' alaa mgr. attr.; 
■a booka attr. 

* ■•r.: aba batts am. (iMd 





^SSmUTV s>; book dizeet. 
_ Paik: 
■. Otla 



■■**~aMaw Pafk: Staataid Amaaaaaat Co.. 

8B*8 J. Otla Dotaa^ ■mHhM: K. 1. 

t!*fc ;*^j«ft> >ritai savk^. .MIK.I -Ivt ;.JM«i 

•"■Pl"**w ■■V^J->; «,S. ..W V-;- ■ 



Lisbon— Willow OmTO Park; Cbaa. Oit>ft. prop.; 
Wm. Croft, mgr.: (S). 

HanaHcId — Caslon oark: ManatMd St. R. B. Co., 
props.; O. B I iidley, mgr.; (zx). — Sbermaa's 
Blaeman 6trMt B7. Co., iwops.; B. B. Bad 
ler, mgr.; (S. z).— Lima Park; O. W. 8U^ 

Ifiriitti rare CUK; Parkerabnrg ft Hailetta 
tatanrtaa By. Co., -propa, ft mgia. 



^-^: adtoa, 



'Blawatba Park; 
,00., prapa.; A. S. Aadetaoa. 
Newark- IdlewUd - - — 



^ tt. Sr. 

S. K. BairMr~Baatk ft*msr.: 
attr.; (zx, 4,- «); B. K. Ba;ee 
booka Taaderllle attr. — BaekeTO lake Park; 
Win D. Uarrla, mgr. ft leasee: WUl D. Hir- 
rla. mgr. attr.; (1. a, z); WUl D. HarrU 
booka attr. Tbia park la located between Co- 
Imabaa and Newark, on tbe Oblo Blectrtc 
Ballway^ Blgel Park; C. Albert Mead, pn«.: 
A. O. Bmltb. mgr.: A. U. Ooogbertr, mgr. 
Mtr.: (I. I): Aoerlcaa Booking Co., New 
kOity. booka attr. 

P MIa delB bI a T aaeeta: Tmeata Park Co., 
I%I ^ 1^ I W i lbgh a i bi t, Bgi;: (3, S); man- 



NOaa-AtM: Awa Paik 

O.. uinp a.; g. W. Waaa. 

(1. 1. s); J. W. Waaa booka attr. 
Pw iau m n t b Mim i r ook Part: Pottamoatb Bt. R. 

B. Oa., prapa.: Larl D. Zeck. mgr.; Baymoad 

D. Tork. mgr.; (zx. g). 
Pat-la-Bay— Pnt-la-Bay, 0.: O. Bcldle, prop. 
BaTeana— Lake Brady Park; Lake Bra^ Park 

Co., propa.; 8. Btoat. mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; 

(1. 8, XX): Akion Clrcntt. 
Sandnaky— Bye Basch; B. a Bmns, prop, aad 

mn.; alao SMtr. attr.; 12. S); boob direct. 

— Pat-ln-Bay: Board of Trade of Pat-tn-Bay, 

inpa. * mgrau; also a«ia. attr.; a, g. xl; 

wSr imSSk^ baofca^attfpliakaaMa JwOk 



attr.: (Si: Boat* aC Itade 

booka attr.— Oedar Point: (Mar FMst Baaart 
Co., prapa.: O. A. Bicckllng, mgr.; alao mgr. 
attr.; (1. 8); Q. A. Boeekllng booka attr. 
BeTlU»— Chippewa Lake Park: Towaaend ft Baw- 
ley,' propa.: A. U. Beacb, mgr.; alao mgr. 
attr.: (8). 

Sprlngdrld — Spring Oroee Park; Ipaiaglald St. 
By. Co., prapa.; BImsr B ais ll , ' Cbaa. 

Smith, mgr. attr.; (1. V. i^A baoka 
Taoderllle. 

Bteabeanile — Slantoa Park; BtetAeBrOIe * Bast 
LlTcrpool By. ft Light Co., props.; Bairy 
Armatrong, mgr.; alao mn. attr.; Osstral 
Amnaemeat Bzchanga at Botbiatat. M. T.: 
a W. Ndaoa booka laadiiBli fttB.: O, 4). 
Toledo Farm Park aad Tb ea ti s; Xaa' aaaaer, 
prop. — White da: White Qty PaikC^ 
— ^Lake Brie Park and Casino, BtMB iMner 
ft Gbaplro. mgTi>.: (1. 4).— Toleda BhSTTo- 
Icda B. ft L. Co.; Wm. Nntt. mgE. 
▼ermlllloa— Crystal BcaA; Om. P. Wabl. mgr. 

attr.: (z. 2. S). 
Winooghby — wnioogbby Beach: The Wnieoghby 
Bean Park Co., props,; «. Jordaa. B«r.; B. 
L. Bebmoek, aigr. attr.; <2, S, z). 
TOQBgatowB — idora Park; Puk and Fhlla St. 
By. Co., prapa.: (1, 4); Barry Bawn book* 
raodenile. — toathera Park: Zoongstown and 
Soatben By. (Js.. piopa.; ■. Baapp. mgr. 
BaaesTlMe Versbsla Faafc: MSBabd^Park and 
(X, 1"^^ aP^Oi: CL I. 

: W. B. P eaeea . aviLt alaa 

xj. 




OKLABOKA 

Park; Ardmon Traction Co.. 
praps.: C. L. Byrne, recoMcr; (1). 
Bai ti es t m o— Ool la en m ; Gray Bros., prapa.: 
Jabn F. nian, mgr.: (1. S); book dlreet.— 
dUa. AMome; J. L. Orarieaa, 



nop.: Isba 



VUna. mgr.: also aur. attr.; ^ a{. 
Bald— DelmarTbeatre; ffi Tbear ^ 
Albert Loewen. mgr.; also mgr. 
Tbsatrtcal Orcalt: " ~' 



■to*.. 



"s^asa 



XX): _ 

Ootbrle— Crjatal AlrdOBM: Bnoka ft HeKi 

prapa.: (S. 4. xx): Dallas Alrdooie Ctreolt. 
Hago— Star Alrdome: Star Amaacmrnt Coa^way, 
propa.; Frank Barks, mgr.; (1. 4): book 
direct. 

McAlcster— Lake Park: Wm. Baaby. prop.; A. 
B. Bstta. mgr.; A. B. Batea. mgr. attr.; (S, 
X). 

Ifoakocee — Byde Park: Maakngce Xleetrle Trae- 
tloa Co., prers;: B. D. Long, mgr.; alao mgr. 
attr.; (1. S. x;: B. O. Loag booka raadaellle 
attr. 

NowaU— Kleetrle AUtfiixe: B. A. 
aad a«t^: (1. 4. B)s TM «ggh 
Ttlla. 

O^mmk^a^ J^ltel* jMtjBt BeUa 

S« Sir.^S^'Q* BrwrSTa Sotb tasks 

attr. •■ ■■£••" " 

SoTpbar— Tba T l H l« n : 

T^uH^rcott Park; lU jUv 
mgr. attr.; (9, z). 
Owen, peep.; (S. S). 




. <. I. 
(!. »»: Waal 
booka attr. — OsaacU Oieat: 
(B): playa epea air attiaetloaa. 

PmaiXTABIA 
Aneatown— Greater Oaatnl Paik; Wat, D. Ftto. 
gerald. mgr.; alao 4Ut_baak «• 

rect.— Dorney Puk; H.''Si,:^IVl^ .aSbt^ 

3) ; book direct. ' ^ 

MelTina booka eaodarlUa aitfc;^ _ • _ 
AxbUnd- Woadl.ad Park: B i b ailklll By. Co., 

Br'are^'PaUa— Uonda Park; Beam Talley Ttae. 

Co., propa.: (1, g>. _ 
Bellrfonte— Beda Park; Central R. B. of Pa., 
props.; W. B. Oalnaford. mgr.; alao mgt. 

Benrtck— FB^hUda'j B. W. Iklrebllda. mgr.: 
(S).— Oolambla; X B. Pfelter. prap. aad 
mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (S, S>. 

Bradford— Laaa Park: GoOiWOaTj*; pran. a^ 
mgr.; (S).— Bock CUj Park: BiadlaM aad 
Otoaa nactlaa Oa.. prapa.; (1, B). 

BMa^-AIamada Park; BaUar B. B. Oo. piopa.: 
Laoaard Baoar. mgr.; alao mgr. attr.: MSl. 
TlBa Cliealt; (S). 

Aag, Wott, prafk ft 
~ - ftag. Waif 



attr.: (5, »; 



mam DtMlB Paiki •/mm 

I alw mtt. tMt.1- 0,9, Mtt 



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Six Flying Banvardft 

World's Greatest Aerial Act 
AadeBBRT BANVARD. Mgr., cmn The BiDbowd, Nmt YMkOly 



—BIO OPEN Am ATTRAOnON— 





T. w. vaaamMMT, «gi>. Bid v. b»« ■i, <Minfc «l 



THE LATEST AERIAL NOVELTY 

Three Marvelous MeUs 



Oiigmal, SensKtidiua Equilibrista, one lady, two i 
FAIRS, HIPPODROMES, etc. 
OCT BinboBrd, an<diinit1, 0. ' 



, AT UBCBTV far PARKS. 




THE ACT THEY ALL TAUCi 



FLYING WERNtl^fiUO 

SBBMHoaal, Aerostatic Oymoasls ttf OwlttJT* 

ABDRBS OtnOtDiaCATIOHS TO 
lEADM. MEAD M. WERNTZ, 402T BrOMlway, CLEVELAND. O. BIAMIC I 




McFALUS DOQ CIRCUS 

BIGGEST AND BEST ATTBACTION OF ITS KIND IN THE 



Featnm: Front and Hind Foot Walking, Baby Cab 
Tight Wire Walking, Boxing Dogs (with knocks*" ' 
free attractloo, nothing tM-tter. For open tlmak' 
America, 1SS3 Broadway, NEW TOBK, M. fT 




At Liberty for Parks, Fairs and Cekbratioi 

"THE UP-SIDE-DOWN" ZEMLDAS 

t Balaneeis. Aa act that la blgb-Ctaasb seasatlonal. plessea aeesy en*, mafcea tl 
— ' — : card. We she aatlsfbctloe aad fan ralae for yoor money. Addiesa, c 




GRANADA 

ANO 

FEDORA 



THE HUMAN ELEPHANT 



This cat shows Berr Graaada and Utss Alma 

Fedora In the elephant skin. 70 feet In tbe air. 
Addrass BEBB GRANAOA. Granada TUla.. 

Akron, O. Eastern jdilrpM, 207 8th Are., cars 

Cuba'?. N- . ■ ■ 



HARRY SIX 

(THE SECOIiiP) 

AT LIBERTY 



Have a few fair dates opoi for this fall. Secretaries of south- 
em fairs conunuilicatfr wiQi meafc once, as I may have your date 
open and will give you doseiiaioe on act. I furnish tmscgOaag 
complete. All you have to do b fill the tank. - I use rix lS4t. 
ladders. Tank 10 ft. wide, 16 ft. long and 5 ft. deep. Have 
special one-sheeti 5 color lithos. of the act. Note — I have pur- 
chased all U. S. rights to the act known as Hany Six. the WwM's 
Greatest High Diver, and any one iising the sum. vS be (Ib*!^ 
wi(h according to law. Signed — Gale Kunkle. 

; P. S.— Have <9«i dates for ^ three Nortbein fairs. Let 



me 



HARRY SIX 



1-.- -.r'l'!-'' 



(THEiSpBOONP) 



1446 Braadwayii^in^ '^^ :>> 



X He Billboard 



JULY aOk 1910. 



CONVENTKmS 



(Coil tinned from page 51.) 



BolM — Grand -IjOdj^e A. F. and 

Sept. 13. Tbeopialmi W 

Ida. _ , 

Band Polat— Babckali Sui* AaaaMr '*t_ 



ot Idaho. 




t thu St.. BigiD. m. 

Brteklaren and SCaaons. 
Booth. 14U N. 8th it., 

Blobmla kUw" O okgA and Baatanrant Employeia* 
Alliance Sept. 12. Jos. W. Bend, SUns- 
ton. m. 

Bloamlaston — Watent Palnteta* Aian. ot Ui- 
Oec. — . John. M. Stilaa, SM SStk St,. Chi- 
cago. _ 

GctttnOla— Soathcm nilaaia UtOai Ana. Hor. 
C. W. Uttk. 2S (MUnarnie aye., Xait 

' fUm Willi an' Aaaa. of nilsola. Oct. 39-27. 
, . Blehaid !>. Oampton. 1030 The Booker, Chi- 
- can. 111. 

CUSio — Great lUd-Weat P. A P. Stock Aaan. 
' Dec 8-14. Tbeo. Hewea. can Island Poultry 
• Journal, iBdlasapolli,' InL: . 
Chlcaxo — American SSaiopahlxa H«lal i J Aaflk 
' See. 1-2. I.. K. Tnasar, JMtajM^ . . 
tttolo--OBnTCnaa«^ f^lf^^ Sr^T ' StS& W 




m. 

Hotel _ 
Data* not act. Edw. T. 
San Ftaadieo. OaL 



Rock Island — Staatarerband _ 

American National LeasM WI9t- — < ■ Her- 
man Qoldberger, PaorU, IIL 

Sprtngileld— IllSioti ( — 
ety. Sept. la-U. 
Sprtnrteld. III. 

SprlngOeld— SUte Graace of nUBota. Dae. !>• 
15. Ulaa Jeanette E. Tatea, DiinUp, IIL 

Sprlnsfleld — National SberiAa' Aaaoelauaa. Ans. 

■^^^Mr^^^^^p^^^MM^^Kr^fr IB 

ii 1 1 I n 111 niaM MaiavMBt,'t.':0.' O. r. ot 
rninoia. Mar.; MlTiniMI t^'Mkm, Ctetrr, 

lU. 

Bprtnrtalil TWInola State BcCkaapen' Aiaa. 
Itor. lT-18. Jaa. A. Stone. B. 4. BprlncOoId. 

m. 

Sticator — Brick, Tile and Terra Cotta Worketa' 
ain«»i,.» Sept. 12-lT. Wm. Vam BodPsrar- 
«n. Boom: 408.' 66 Sth are.. Chlcaso. ID. 

gla Ststa Aaan. ot Soparnaan, 
iHlMn asd Coaatr OUna. Oct. 
WBmar. Pantiae,' m. . 

Andenoor-State Coondl' Danahtera of America. 

Ana. 23. Uia. Mlaerra T.' r. UUler. 204 S. 

Harrlaon at, Portland, Ind. 
Fort "Wame — State Aaan. Coontr Commissioners 

of Indiana. Sept. 3S-S0. Harry B. Smith, 

S17 Xannlnal BUa-. IlMllaiiinp^y]*T, lad. 
Fort Wajno — ^Indiana State Btedlcal Aaan. - Sept. 

2M0. Dr. P. a Haath, 437 Mewtoa Claypool 

Newborn. Ind-- ' , ^- --. . 

Indianapolis — Central 'State Water Work. _ 
Sept. — . Wm. Allen Voaeh. Newark.- O. 
Indianapolis — Great Conncll of Indiana. I. O, 
B. M. Oct. 18-19. Otto Wolf, 316 Ind. Trust 
Bids., Indianapolis. Ind. 
Indianapolis — O. T. Pythian Slaters. Oct, S-T. 

Vlai Oon Hood. Ofdaa. Ind. 
fiWHiaapoUa— Indiana Oataien Aaan. IMr."iaL 
-•.^s._8A9^e^ a«ttanRrlIle.;:Iaa. 



Des MoIsM— Ai 
lS-17. T. N. 
_ H*. 

U-Ui, a, O. eifmaa, Davla Olty. la. 



. _ Bfothatkood aC Oanaotera 

and Jolaara- of AsMrlea. Sept. — , nanklla 

DnOr, Carpenteta' Bids.. iDdlanapolli, Ina. 
Dca Molnea— Iowa State Teachers' Aaan. Nor. 

8-S. IndlaiMfla. la. 
Mason Cltr — Iowa' Betall Tea and Coffee Men'a 

.Aaso. Ans. — . A. B. Cbilda. Cedar Rapids, 

la. 

Ottumwa — Great Conncll of Iowa. D. of P. Oct. 

11-12. Jessie MUler. Ames. la. 
Ottumwa— I. O. B. SI. CooDCll. Oct. 11-13. 

L. A. Day, Boom 400, Bank Bids., Oea 

" Syaod ot Iowa. 
Bristt. N«w- 




Kan. 

Hlawatbi — Life and Anoaltr Aaan. Aaf. ' 18. 

W. F. Sbale, Hiawatha. Kan. 
Botehlnson — Kansas Antt Horse Thief Assn. 

Oct. lS-20. O. J. McCarthy. 406 B. Oth St.. 

Ootteyrllle, Kan. 
JoaetlsB City — Grand Lodse ot the L O. O. 7. 
_>0et.; JSoa. ^WIU J. - Ba a a aU. .XOpeka. Kan. 

•«Bt I. Ktn. . MIW. lOtk at., Jnnc- 

tloo City, Kaa 
JoDctlon CItT — IU*«kah State Aasembly. Oct. 

13-13. Gertie K. JohnaUn. McLonth. Kan. 
Kaaaaa City — Coopers' Onion of America. Sept. 

12. 

K&2aa City — ^Kan. C. W. Aectrlc Ucbt and 
St. By. Aaan. Sept. 27-28. Jaa. P. Nicholson. 
. KawtOD, Kan. 

Maabattaa-^Kanaas Bora] Letter Caniera* Aaan. 
-.Sept. 5-S, - C. Chaceiy, B. O. Mo. 8, Imv- 




Ptttatanv-^-O. R. K. Oiaat Oanen at Kan- 
saa. Oct. ««. a A. r WaU; .AteklsQa. 



Indira nil iblip bj eilliif tm aHnfin <• uf niniNi ir win iijMifli^ Ik Uakf JMm mm bt wwd far ibd fmtm. 
OniSBHTIONS TO BE HELD m (C\tj\ ■ ^-^ : - ' - . ■ _ 



of Aflsodatioii 



Date 



Hblcaso— NatL Aaan. o( 
wm Anc 22-2S. Oca. W. 
r at.. Newark. ». J. 
flkleaso— Aacrlean Boner HfS- Ajbb. Oct.' 10- 
13. J. D. Fknaiey, Eait 30th and Erie By.. 
Oercland, O. 
Cblcaao— ^e Mtlllnrry JoMxra* Asaa. Nor. 
S-S. F. W. Healeo. 129 MIflilsan are.. OI- 
caso. m. 

Ghlca<o--Grsad Encampment K. T. -Aas- !• 
Chlcaao— United Master Batdwrs* Amm,. at 

America. Aajj:. 15-20. J. H. SMM^rCan 

Grand Facllle Hotel. Chlcaso. IB. ' ' ' 

Chlcaso — K. T. Triennial Coodaia. Aug. Sjl.: 

Johu A. Oerow. 383 Grand DiMlaiairt.; *>o- 

trolt, Mich. 

Chicago — I. O. Good SsmarltaiMi. Ans- 94-I8L 
Lake H. Oanej, 133 Pennaylnnia are.. New- 
ark. N. J. 

Chicago — ^Tlle Boofets' Aaan. Sept. 4-8. J. K. 
Garlak. 3&13 W. 4Tth St.. derelaBd. O. 
VChlcsgo — National Federation of Poet OlBec 
i Oerks. Sept. S-7. Geo. F. Pfelfler, Ifnwao- 
! kaa, Wla. 

-.^CHease— BaalanatBa - and Ifalntajtai 
war -Asaa. Sept. 13-18. Walter ■. 
• Booaa 31. Itataa Station. Peoria, m. 

- CUeaao— Natloaal Assn. ot Local FlI*^: 

1'., Asenta. Third week In Sept. UaiVi^B. Tatr 

. nam. 5S Kllfer at- B ea to a. Maaa. ■■ ^ 
"^CUcasc^-Gtala 9imHf _ tUUm^. Mmj _ Oct. 
; ■ . 10^12. John :W. 
Toledo, O. 




CUenaa— iBtematJooal Uaa ^ 

Rar. 26-Dec^ 3. B. H. Helde. CUeaco, IB. 

Saanrllle — Knigbta of Pythlaa. Oct. 18. Bemy 
P.-. Caldwell. 70S. 188 Madlsnn at, CMca s O b, 

■■ m. ; ;,.-'^' . ' 

OaTi ■liiiii — 89th nilnola Benslon AaiB. '. 

31- A- D. Carrmn, Bristol, m. ' _ • 
GencTa— ScsndlaaTlan Qna* I.- ' O>_ 0. 

T. Sept. -3-5. J. 8kTtl8'aai^ IblMcH 
aTa., CUcaso. HI. '-VJJ-i . 

- - - Umf Bennton. Aus. 

Mt. Ckrmel. lU. 
lOZd minoU Left 

Dr. B. I.. Emersoo. 

aavWMaar, 'm. 




J. -B. Staat: 806 Jl 
Q nthr y W ii fl l ll a S ;^» 

m. 



T. 



.Ans- 30:31. 




Name <tf Secrataij 



s 



AddrasB of Secntaiy 




. ^^Lodae L O. O. W. at la- 

. Nor. 18-«rw. a. Lecdy. 1308 Odd 
lUlewB Bids-. t-jM^prft. jBd. 
Kokonw— State Coofetanee Danshlan of the 

American BeTOlotloa. Oct. U-U. Mrs. O«o. 
W. Bosa. Kofcomo. lad. 
KokomoTOraad Circle ot Indiana. P. H. C. 
Oct. 4. John a Dehn, 2348 Gale at., In- 
dlanapoUa. Ind. 
Lafiyette — Indians State Federation of Labor. 
Sept. 27-29. Clarence Gamner, 433 Loncke 
Bldg., Indianapolis. Ind. 

— ^Indiana Baral letter Cairlera' Aasn. 

rstflS^l -1- 
LTMO.- ■ f.' IK Catr, 414 
aTe., Waraaw. Ud. 

Uarlon — 34th Best. Ind. Vrt. Volnnteera. Sept. 

8-9. C. B. Porter, Wabasb. Ind. 
Rlclnnond— K. ot P. July 27-29. Cam tTptbe- 

Srose. 831 W. 6th St.. Coonersrllle. Ind. 
Sooth Bend — Northern Indlsna Dental Society. 

Sept. 17-18. Dr. SUdler. Soatb Bend. Ind. 
Wr " ■■ ~ " ■ ■ 



^mtt ' l ewa -Baral Xattar Ouileia' Aaan. Ans. 

Sl-Sept. I. Btrt B. CtaUd. Merada. la. 
Belle Flalae — Piusi ea al re Poaltry Bteedeta* and 

Fandera* Aaaa. Nor. aS-Dec S. E. U. Ewen, 

Bene Plalne, UL 
Boone — O. B. S. Grand Cbapter. Oct. 38-27. 

Mrs. 3<arla Jacksoa, C<mncfl Blolla. la. 
Boone — B. A. M. Grand Cbapter ot Iowa. Oct. 

13-15. Alt. Mlsn, Dea lloUea,, la. . . 
Cedar niaWi _Pupt HlfilVjI/ q ft P.: at 

Iowa. dct;.''jMt>>^|b:l^«M Wiiiaoii: 

Cedar BapUa— BCb^blh AaieMBr i^^' o^ 

ot U. Oct. 18. a. Bllaabatt .Ifathenry. 1300 

Bask at., yi*«k, la. 
Cedar Baplda — State Aasn. of Omnty SnperrU- 

era. Ans- — ^ T. H. Taggart, BradyrlUe, 

la. 

Colfax — ^lowa State Epworth League AssemM>. 

Ads- 4-14. Dr. W. P. Stodard. OrlnnelL U. 
Cofmell BluSa— Medical Society ot Mlsaonri Tal- 
8«8g^ 1-3: Cbas. Wood ^Bassett. St. 

riiii'i'i'i'ilf*'lll«lli Walliiiiai Hortlenltnral Coogrcaa. 

Nor. S-IT. Ceo. W. Beye, 800 8. 7tli Ut-i 
■ Connefl Binffj. 

DnTenpott — Iowa Library Aaan. Oct. — . XJI- 

Uaa B. Arnold. Dnboqoe. la. 
Da*la CUy-rOU " 



Phinipabnr 




Topeka— Eanaaa 

Walter W4^ 

^JJ**?— *S5J. •£ ^»iaB.~:"^tr fST" W. T. 

Camler, 1018 Jaekaon at.. Wleblta. Ran. 
Wichita— Sonttawestem Kanaaa and Oklahoma 

Implement aad Hardware Dealers' Assn. Dec 
• e*. -. Pierd U Wright, Wichita, Kan. 



naaUort-^entncky SUte Aasn. Elks. Aug. 
Ig. l^P. Walker, 310 W. Walnot St.. Lams. 

nuMort-^Kentueky Stete Oonfetenea D. A. 
B. Oct. 28-27. Mrs. W. H. Tbompaoa. 138 
W. Main at.. Lexington. Ky. 
Vkanktort — Grand Chapter O. E. 8. of Ken 
tncky. Oct. 28-28. Mrs. JasepUne H. Tln.1cr. 
1118 W. Market St., LoolaTllIe. Ky. 
PBUertOB — Beonlon Soldiers of An Wars. Ang. 

— . Prank M. Griflln. Box 25. nUertoo. Ky. 
Gcorsetown— Bebeeab AamUr -at .-Xy. Sept. 
.21 Mtn Maggie toiSSETOaaa s S t a u . Ky. 
LondOD-Jr. O. D. aTh. State Oannen. Sept. 
13-lS. H. F. Loehaer, Boom 8, 215 S. Sth 
St. Loolarllle, Ky. 
LoolsTille — IntemstlonsI Photo BngraTers' 
Union of North America. Sept. 8-10. Lonis 
A. Schwan. 228 Apsley St., PhUadelpbla, Pa. 
LonlSTlIle — U. D. O. Confederacy. State . DlTis- 
ioo. Oct. 12-19. Mrs. SUnley Adams, The 
f iii i i li I ITIr. Ky. 

to'T -Ky. Brewera' - Assn. Second 
HOfamber. Ben. J. Johoaoo. 812 

_ Ttnst Bids-, Loularnie. Ky. 

flltaa am— Grand Castle Knlghta at the IMdni 
■• — 8-12. Joba e. Bnagr. Onyaaa,' Ky. 



lOTnazuTA 

Alexandria — O. n. O. of O. P. DIatrlct Lodge. 
Ang. 9-12.. Frank PaxicU, 701 Hconen Bids-, 



New Orleana, La. 
New Orleai^-4(atlooal Baptllt 

20. B. B. Hndaaa. Selau. Ala. 
New Orleana— National Order of Buffaloea. Sept. 

13-15. L. A. Onplantler, 8108 DeSoto at.. 

New Orleana, la. 
New Orleana — ^American Aaan. of Ftelght TraOlc 

Offlecra. Nor. 11-12. J. F. Anch. Beading 

TarmlnaL Philadelphia. Pa. 
WawOrleaaa Patted Snoceaie CModI Thirty- 

" " " 



Sept. 14 



_ Oinns. Writs for 

lasaaa and pileca. Vorth Tosawaada Ital* 
an bslnmaBi Waaka, H. nsaawawla, V. T. 




TIlis n our 7&«eBt Half-ToMb or 
• 9a4 for $lt cub .wiA 




SIS Mi nmt niniii^-iEM. 



^ Somediiiii^Hew ^ 




H U N D R ED 

A. GA.^«E: ' 

note dlTertlns than Fire Handled: B«8 -Sk>. 
aofUBS tbaa Bridge, yet less cootplea ttaaa MSk- 
W HAT IT ISt 
ne same ot "Sixteen Hundred" may beat 
be deaerlbed as an elaboration ot Fire Bandia4| 
which In torn la a combination ot Bnehre aad 
Bridse. But Sixteen Bondred la more, mack 
Btore, than a mere hodge-podge. A eot^le of 




■lat sUaee. thia would apvear to 

addad or supplementary featni*. 

at tact. It complicates tbe pisy to an azteat 
alaaoat anbellersble. It literally abooada la 
aaarea and pitfalls for tbe unwair, and eoosa 
gnsatly prorokes no end ot mirth and Ulanty. 



It sppcalB stToogly to tbe aklUtal playar 
lor Its paasHillltles In tbe war M 8*Sa I 
e^ae and elarer. eoopa are wol 



BtiaV 



'Sod tar pamnblet', eoatalna 
at Baplaaataiy «Rna, Pbtaaaa, 
Price, 10 centa. 
Pnbllabed by 



and Cdndala. 



•IS ; 



JULY 30, 1910. 



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66 



fMcana Supieme Oranil Court Ancient 

'^ jUtf* Ort« of DaMhter. of Sphjnr. Oct. 
oTmrn'tottan it. Bryant, 1028 Valene. 

JCAIHE 

A-iburn— M»li» Bural Letter CaTrteim' Amd. 
sip™ 8-8. W. H. Lo»ett. Lincoln Center. 

A,i2Sita-M8lne State, P»li7n>*n » Aiin. Dee. 

ita Leon 8. MerriU, Solon, Me. 
Ai^itt— M«lne at««« Onan «>« H. Dec 

•fi M E. H. UbbT, Anborn, Me. 

r^lSfP-rSipott Ponlte, Aaen. Dec. ZtSO. 

P^SindlDSiS^ "ST?!; ta^' sept. 18-M. U 
•^^l^vfeSSStSi. 28SB jS. nth' at.. PhUadel- 

PortlJid-Bebekah Aaaembly 1.0. 0. F. of 
Maine. Oct. 18. Grace H. Warren. Btffurt. 

oVt 10. RnneU O. Dm. PfrtUad. 
rorilanil — Orand Bneanpmcnt -I. O. O. r. of 
xi"'m. Oct. 20. Bnawn O. Djer. Portlanil. 
Me. 
Partial 



West «.. WWt 



Wen 

MABYIASS 

Balllmore— Maryland State Homo, 
clely. Oct. — . B. O. CatUn. 1«M 
a«.. Baltimore. Md. . „ _ 

Baltimore-National AJwa^ot Mutw .BUin^ 
Srpt- B. r. Wliltacar. 411 Walaat at.. 

J. oSr^mi. Bo» 14T. A»»»p«H^ Md. ^ 
Baltimore— Orand Encuapmcnt of Marrland I. 

0 O. F. Oct. 17. wm. A. Jones, L O. O. 

F. Temple. Baltimore, Md. ■ 
Baltlmoie-«atlooal Aam.. of Statlooen and 

Manafaetnrera of the D. 8. A. Oct. — . Mor- 

Omer W. Byeie, 41 Park Bow. New Tork Ot^. 
Berlin— UaryUnd btnto Borticnltsnl ^Sodety. 

July »-». a P._Cla«,^CoUe«» Park. Ifd. 
Etkbart— Fatilotle Soon , of Aaaerlea. BMoad 

Toeaday and Wedn«ad» to Aunet. Wn>- 

laa. Heap*. 2102 14tb it.. BaltUnota, Md. 
XABBACHUSETTS 
Boston— Intematloaal Brotherhood of Mnlnte- 

nance of Way Employe*. Sept 6., SUMMl J. 

Pegs. 3000 OllTe at.. St. Lmd^ Mo. 
Boatoo— Deutacher Order BaruaiL Vnrjraut 

la Oct. Cbaa. Lanber. lOT Moan it., Biaek- 

lya. N. T. ■ 
Boaton— American Mtnloaaqr Aaan. Oct n. 

C. J. Byder, SST nrartli aveBiie. New Tark 

City 

Boaton— Great Oranell of Mass. Oct. ST. Alex. 
Gllmore. 18 Ba y lalna.at.. Boatan. tUm.- 

Cblcafo, ni. " 
BoatoD— Boston Uedtanlea' BxMOIK'^JMt^Jt- 

29. C. H. Green and W. t. ,tmmttM lttfth 

Uarket St.. Boaton, Mass. , r.. 
Bastao— Postmasten*' Asan of N.; ■._ Oct. 
B. O. Wlnaor, Boom 80. P. O.. Boston, 

Maaa. 

BoatoB — Kortheaatera Dental Assn. Oct. 10-22. 
Edcar O. KInsmand, S Boylestna at.. 0am- 
hridge. Maas. ' 

Bostoo— Maasachnsetts Clrtr Confeienec. oader 
aanlMa Clrle Laaina. Nor. 3-3. Edward 
jTBtttman. S Joy at., Boaton. Mass. 

last Northfleld— Northlleld Conference. Oct. 1. 

A. O. Moody. Bast Mortkfldd. vaaa. 
Fitchbari— Maaachoaetta State OooIHaMa «( 

Charltlea. Oct. — . Alexaodar ' K. .WDasa. 4 

Joy at.. Boaton, Maas. \;;.''...!,; 
Lawrence — TC. P. 0. B. U. llf I til Biliiiiillai 

Church. Sept. — . . L. . Oertrada BMbean. m 

surer at. Sooth Boston. Msaa. 
Lenox— Lenox Doc Show Aaaa. Oct. Sl P. & 

DelaOeld, Lenox, Mass. 
Lowell — Maaaachnaetta Stata _ 

Sept 21-23. D. Arthnr BOfl;: 
Mllford— MUford Poultry »— ~ 

B. Pyne, Mtlfotd, Ml 
Kewlon Center — Maaaachnaatts BapMat 

ary Society, Oct. 25-3T. Prank W. 

ford, 601 Tremont Temple, Boston, Kssa. 
l<leoH-33d Mass. Besiment Aaaa. Bept 28. 

H. B. ValenUne, Marblehead. Maas. 
Woieeater— Maasachnsetts SUta -Branch A. P. 
ot L. Oct. 10. . D.' D. OtIseoU. 001 Tremont 
Temple. Boataa, Maaa. 
Worceater^Massaebasetta -Btata.. Gnnca. Dae. 

18-16. Wm. N. . Howard. H. —-^- 

uacttaTBtan 



Worcester — Maaaachnaetta Jttat»C'L„__ 

of L. Oct. 10. D. D. DrlaMnPTBi^ai ' 
tlon A.. Boaton. Maas. 

mCHIOAN 

Ann Arbor— Mlcbisan Eetall Shoe Dealan* 
Auk. 3041. Fred O. Clark. 730 MlcUcsa 
«Te.. Detroit. Mich. 
Bajtle Graak— 4>. U. O. ot O. P.. MIehttu 
,^anda Bvaaa.. SLOUda 

stata. Pedcrmtloa of Wo- 
~ JUaa Olara Bates. 

^ --IT, Hien. 
B>; ctty— Mlchlaaa SUt» Madleai aadaty. Sept. 

_ -'T-M. wuc^a Haart»: BaHiB. ^ 

y . Cltt-Stata ■ - ^- - 



ohn l". BTONtt. fim- 

Mich. -;-vi< 

Detroit— Supply Mea*a 
R. Blackamltha. Al 
_ Chlcajo. 111. 

0<trolt--gnlted OainMat 

Detroit— MIchlsaa A to M s t M ^.-'Aaa^i-St-' ' 

J. 8. Dpdyke. AUe , 

Detroit— American PfiiSL 

^18. H. 8. Adair, OatairiMia. 6. 
'**J;'>!<~A- B. A. 0. NOUaa of tba Hyattc 
_ Shrine (Cbloced). Anc^ — . 
DctiM(--AasocUtloo ot Sieeretaries of Fraternal 

OUaaliatlDna. Aos. 16-10. T. J. Edmonds, 

Lawnaee. Kan. 
''?.7'''^*"<l>IS*n BtaaA I^nal Americans of 

•>» Baiwlilh&, >;Anc. -r^ il. II. Oallaskaa, 

Keed CltJ. MIA;.-'- ■• 
DMitilt— uiattM Midi Bu^^ Anc. 




Trareree City, MIeb. 




la. 



nctrott— International. Batlnad 
railthi* Asia. Ant. W-n. 
worth, Uma. O. ' t 
"ftwi r B igaiaa nk aala f ■. «C n. B. 



wonn, una. Od 

mmsm 



■ *...&K:'1T«0d- 



i>^i^:.mamiljnl. 
K. T. VMmni:. 

•rda; " — * - - 

Mich. 



Detroit— Grand Commaadery K. T. 
(Colored). Aog. 22. J. Prank 
(Malcolm ave.. Detroit. Mich. 
Detroit— Blaa BIhbea Meetla*. Aof. !«. Oan. 

Dletriek. Oavaland, O. 
Detroit — ^Aasa. of TraeallaS 

Ana. O-IS. John B. ■ 

Detroit— MIeblcan RetaB 

Ads. Arthnr Jt. fUmt a, BW^Bwitlot 

ave., Detroit, Mich. 
Detroit— Natloniil Ftaternal Press Asso. Auf. 

10-10. A. B. Stephens, Port Hnroo, Mich. 
Detroit — National Aaan. of Lire Underwriters. 
Ans. 29-8ept. 1. Col. W. A. Walte. Hsm- 
mond Bide.. Detroit. Mich. 
Detroit— Ladlca of the Baatern Star and Daocb- 



tan ot Isia. 



Aog. 24 and weak. B. T. Tal- 
— at.. Detroit. Xlch. 



Detroit— Inpertal Osaacll Kalcbta of tba Hratle 

Shrine. Week ot Ana. 24. B. T. VaUear, 

228 Watson st,, Datralt, MIeb. 
Detroit — lotemstlonal Oraad ConcISTa COIoied 

Knlcbta Templars. Week of Ana; 24. B. T. 

TtrilTCr. 226 Watson at.. Detroit. MIeb. 
Detroit — Michigan Funeral Directors aad Em. 

balmcrs' Aaan. Sept. 26-Oct. I. Jaa. B. Me- 

laaea, 103 N. Ottawa at.. Grand Baplda. 

Mich. 

Datralt— Jfatlooal Fnaeral Dlrectoio Aiaa. 
fapL SMct. 1. a. K. KBnatilek. BImwood. 



10. Pe- 



Oatiett— IMar of Aaaiaoth. Annat 

ter J. Jamn, 200 MoSat'Bldc.. Oatrali, Mich. 
Detroit — Natfooal Ftatamal Ooaneaa. Angiut 

10. O. H. Gowar. Lanalnc, Mich. 
Detroit— Mlsslaatppl Valler Medical Society. 

Sept. IS-IB. Dr. B. B. Tnley. LonlSTllIe, Ky. 
Uatiolt — Eastern Star Beaeeolent Fond. Sepi. 
T. Mlaa M. B. Crowe, 29 W. Elizabeth at.. 
Detroit, Mich. 
Detroit — National Asan. Life nnderwrlters. Sept. 
7-10. WIU A. Wslte. 418 Hammoad Bide. 
Detroit. Mich.. 
Datndt— MatkDiI Xmsm at ▼•taaia and 

Sept. 2B40. P. KT Aadnwa. PUat. Mli±. 
Detroit — v. 8. Browmaatera' Aaaa. Sept. 28- 

80. G. Gtaebner, Chlcaco. IB. 
Detroit — Sopreme OooncU Ancient and Aeeepteu 
Scottlab Bite Maaona. Sept. 20-22. Jaa. H. 
COddlaa, Boaton, Maaa. 
Detroit— 6ocUl Order of Mooae. Sept. U-IS. 

A. It. Batter, 80 Erie at.. Toledo, a 
Ortiolt— Interaatloaal Aaaa. ot Car Waifeafa. 
Oct. s-8.^ J. B. Bnmphreya. Albany. M. Z. 



Detroit — Stata Bapi 

Bar. Oaoi. H. WaM 
Detroit— WawH'B ~ 

Get. 214S. 

MIeb. 
Detroit- Baptist 

elet7. Oct. 21 

trolt. Mich. 
Detroit— PreabyteHan 



Oct. 21-28. 




Ftemcat Lake— Ml^lna.TalataaaP Aaaa. o( Pia- 
BOQt. An*. 31-21. a. a. AOaa. PiaBoau 




Oraad Baplda— Oraad Loda* I. O. O. P. Oct 

IMl. H. B. 

Grand Rap l da IL 

of Mich. Oct. 

ton. MIeb. 
Jarkaon— Walthrr Laakna NattaMlI 

JniT 17-21. Jnltaa Ucbaaa. 204 

JacksOn, MIeb. 
Jaekaoa— MIehUan BeUlI Ii 

t3* Dealen' Aaao. Not. 

Bold. Jaekaoa. Mich. ^ ^ ■ ^ 

Kalamaaoo— ISth MIeblna Bantaa. Oct. ST-Sb. 

a Hocle. 40S Weat Water. Kalamaaoo^ Mich. 
Lanstaa— Third MIcblcan Canlry Junt. Middle 

oif Sept. O. O. Bnssell. Box 16S. Lanslnc. 

MteK 

Laaatas— Central Michigan PonltiT ud Pet 
Btoef Aaan. Dec. 20^1. J. A. Toraer. Laa- 
alaa, Mich. 

Mnaketott— Michigan Federation of Labor. Sept. 

20-23. Sam T. Penna. S61 Tromboll am.. 

Detroit. Mlcb. 
Port Horon— ancblgan Electrle AaaoeUtloB. Ang. 

1S.18. • Pony Bim, 18 WaAIastoo are., De- 

titiit. Mlebl : 
lla^STr|||m5gl^ I^_ Oct. s. 

Sactnaw^-Mlehlgan PiObaH 

ai-24. F. H. WIIUaM, i 
Saginaw— Fytblan Slatan.- 

Doyle. PoatUc Mich. 



Sanlt Sta. Malta— OPMT 
Aaaa. AdEs — • T. 7. 
Mich. 

Sanlt Ste. Marie— MIcblxan Asn. o* WMa Mm. 

Ans. — . W. B. nodgman. CMd Water, Hteb. 
Traeana Cltr— Michigan Stata Otaace^ . Dae. 
.1S.M. J. W -— "-- 



Blue Rsrtb— Womaa*a CtariBtiaa_ Temperaaco 
Dnlon. Anc. SO-Sept. 2. Mra. Knta Kercber, 
628 18tb as*., S. E.. Mlaa« ag» H a, Mlna. 
Oloqoet— Fraternal Order ot IMH. jAMl 4-6. 
Minneapolis— International " 
Attg. 8-13. J. W. Hays. 
BIdg.. Indtanapolla. Ind. _ . „ . 
Mlnneapolla— Neitbweatera Hotel .Mja*! - 
Some time la Angnat. J. A.- IMIat'. 414 8. 

14th St., Omaha. Seb. ^' • , 

Minneapolis— Mil wankee.nr .OTIMMIM. AW. 
— . W. B. Bendell. ««•'■*.■ W. BM 0>-. 
Mlnnsapplls. Mtoo. 





■MBt'of Setaaee. Dec. S»«»viA*' IfW** 

gailtbannlaa laatitatlaB. WaaUaain, D. O. 
maaaaMlIa — American Chemical Seclebr. Dee. 

^ Qua. L. Pataona. Dorbam. N. H. 
Mtaaapolla— Mlaarsota Stata Graage. Dec. IS, 

Aagasta J. Adams. BS Cedar Lake Bead. 

HlBBeapolls. Mtna. 
St. Paul— Orand Lodn ot the State of nitaolv 

An*. 9. Chas. 0. Uererelie, lis 22d at.. Oil- 

caro. 111. „ 
St. Paul — League ot American MunlclpalltMa. 

Aog. 23-28. John MacTlcar, Des Molaea._Ia. 
St. IPanl-^rotberbood of B. R. Mgbt Baa- 

dtan. Bapt. — . J. J. Flyna. 824 W. Bar^ 

daaa at., Chleago, nL ... _ . . 
WauiiH tlfaaMaja Bnral I«ttar Cai^era* Aa- 
• aedatlw. JUsTinrn. B. A. Baae. B. No. 2. 



msszBSippi 

Acricaltnnl Coltege — Mlaalaslppi Lire Stock 
^Dalry Aaaa. Sept. 6-8. Archibald Smith. At- 

rienltnral College, MIsa. 
Benlab— Snpreme Lodge Golden Bnle. Aog. 10- 

12. O. B. WlllUma. OreenTllle, Mlaa. 
Gatfport — Woodmen ot tba World. Ang. 1. B. 

F. SImnll, Cblnmboa, Mlsa. 
Battleabnrg— State Reunion Vnlted Confederate 

Veterans. Oct. 12-13. John A. Webb. Jack- 

aoa. Mlaa. 

JackaoDTMntalppI Fooltiy Aan. ^t. .23- 
.. rllWfc i^,..:WV & Taylor, Jaekaaa» Mm. . 



Jo. State Federatloa ot Labor. 
^ la September. John T. Smith. 
UBor Xampla, 14th A Woodland ase.. JeSer- 
aoB City, Mo. 
JaSaraon City — MlasonrI SoDday-Bebotd Aaan. 
Not. 15-17. Elmer B. Laccy. Snlta 407. 415 
Locnst St., St. Loola. MOk 
Jetreraon City — Photoaraphna^ Aaaa. ot Mte- 
Boori. Oct. — , C. B. Keellaa, NSTada, Mo, 
Kanaaa City — Am. Angora Goat Breedera* Aaan 
Oct. lO-lS. John W. Fulton. Helena, Mont. 
Kansas City — ^American Hereford Cattle Breed- 
en' Am. Oct. 13. C. B. Thomas, 1012 
Baltimore are.. Kanaaa Cltar. Mo. 
Kanaaa City — National Aaan. Ure Slock Breed' 
en, Balsera and Sblppen. Oct. 12. If, 
Fleischer. 99 Randolph at., Ctaica 
Palmyra — Northeaat Mlaaonri Dental 

— . B^ M. B uig taa, Paris, Mo.. 
St. Jfl 
trie 
W. D. 
MIeb. 

St. Joseph— lateratato' Una 

Show. Sept. 2B-Oet. 1. X 

Joaepb, Mo. 
St. Joamh — ^Hutted Dangbters - 

encT Mtaaoort Dlrlalon. Get. 

U Bartlett. Clayton. Ho. 
St. Lonla— nateraal Otdag ■ aC J»Ht Sm. 

22-27. Conrad H. xaaa^ tB iQSSmvSE. 
Kansas City. Mo. 
St Loola — Natloaat TnToIeia* Aaan. ot Amer- 
ica. Ang. IS-20. Ftedarick Ij. Gnaa. Empire 
Bldg.. Milwaukee. Wis. 
St. Louis— Grand Lodge A. F. and A. M. ot 
Mlssoori. Sept. 27-30. John R. Person, 610 
Pine at., St. Louis. Mo. 
St. Loola — National TraTClers* Assn. of Amer- 
ica. Sept. 18-20. F. L. Groes, Emplra Btdg;. 
Milwaukee. Wla. 
St. Lonla-^Maatar Car and Locomotln Palnten* 
Sept. IS-ISL A. p. Dane. Readlns. 




St. LonIs — Oraad Cbaptar O. E. S. Sept. 30- 
Oet. 2. Miss Mary Jeaa White, HarrlsonTine, 
Mo. 

St. Lools— K. ot P. of Mlssonrt. Oct. 1S-2I. 
John H. Holmes, Commercial BIdg., St. Lonis, 
Mo. 

St. Loola — Ladles' AuxDIary Knlgbta of Father 
Mathewa. Oct. — . Mlaa Iry Sweeney. 409 
Sharp Bldg., Kansas City. Mo. 

SedalU — SUte Atntractors' Aaan. Oct. 11-12. 
Jeaaa p. Gmnyr, Searit Bids., Kanaaa Clt>, 



Oct. Sr4lL Al- 




Amb. Aat. «H1. 

H. Yaisar. I^w lab i fB , Mant. 
Boaaman — Montaaa Stata nacbers* Assn. Dec. 

— . Mra. Satah Uotae. BlUtsgs. Mont. 
Bntte — Sana ot Sherman. Ang. 20-27. Imannel 

Flaehe. P. O. Box 820. Helena. Mmt. 
Great Falla— Grand Lodge I. O. O. T. Aug. 
24-20. John H. Nottingham. 000 Tine at.. 
MIsaoola. Mont. _ _ . ... 

Helena— Grand Commandery K. T. Sept. M. 

OoraeUna Hedsea. Jr., Bdeaa. Meat. 
Bdaaa— Oraad Owptar Bond Arch Maaona. 
Sept. 90. Ooradiaa Mtea. Jr.. Beteaa. 
Moot. 

Beleaa— Oraad Lodge. A. F. and A. M. Sept. 

21-22. COmelloa Hedgca, Jr.. Helena, Mont. 
Helena — Order of the Patera Star. Sept. 15- 

17. Mrs, ElTs Boardman, 917 W. Qoarts at., 
Bntte, Moot. 

Helena— Rebekab Assembly I. O. 0. F. Oct. 

18. NeUle T. NelB, 8M Sixth sre.. Helena. 
Mont. 

Helena— Patriarchs Militant I. O. O. P. Oct. 
18-19. ueaa W. Selfrldce, SIT Colorado at., 
Bntten - MoBt* 
Beleaa— Grand IMta L O. O. P. Oct. IS. R: 

W. Kenu. ^ I " 

MOao a M_> w liB jlt* Qif Aat. 





Oct. 



. a B. naiaa. Oct. Sl- 
jUsa. Caatral City. Ml 
'agiaiibiisT Aaaa. Bapt. 
— BaitTlea> HA. 



2730. Balfk K 

Uaeofai— I; a .~ ' 

is-u. 7. p; 

Neb. ■ , 

c. B»Afn,- 

Neb. 

Omaha — ^Western 

Oct. 11-13. Wm. a. 
Cblcaco. ttt. ^ _ . 

PlattaaMatk— ImproTed Order of Red 

n Walters. Plattsmouth. iND. 
HEW SAXraHXBB 
Bethlehem- Dnlted MaMa Filal , ^IB. 

Ang. 28. P. r. JMMk tBrn avh tt^ Mtm 

York aty. V_ - Ji^^ _ - 

Concord — Oraad OownalHy njBIS.9M|BB 
of New RampiMn. Bapt. 1C7- Bhv M. 
Cbeaey, Concord, N. B. _ . • _ 

Concord H aw Baapahka JHala^OBata. Doe. 
S04t. Qto. B. Dtaka. jf MMBiatar ,7?..B. 
kuchastei Fliat Naw_ ll amaa Mt i Teterana' 
Battery Aaaa. Sept. *L B. a. VIpar. SIS Am- 
herst St.. MaaebaatiT, N. B, 

Manchestei^rnnd Lodga L O, O. F. of N. B. 
Oct. 12. Frank L. Ma7. j f a art i aatar , N. H. 

Manchester — Rebekab i s sljMy at N. B. 
Oct. 11-12. Mrs. Anala P. B i n a i» U ItaSM 
at.. Nashaa. N. H. _ , _ _ . - 

Naalm— OMt Taflai W at P. Sept. 28. BSw. 
? w3aS?anC Mala at_Oaaeord, N. H. 

PortamoaS-4>. C. 8. Oiaad Chapter ot New 
Bampablre. Sept. 7* Mlaa Beaale P. Nor- 
rla, bl Irllngton at.. i^>rtamoatb, N. B. 

Baed'a Ferry — Order ot United American Me- 
dtalca. Oct. 4. Frank 0. Lotlng, MUford. 
N H. 

The' Webra— Third Regiment N. H. v. Aaan. 

Ang. 23-28. Alfred >. Bayden. 19 Croaa at.. 

Nashua. N. B. 
Tba Weirs— Grand Lodfs Kalcbta ot Boaar. 

Sept. 14. Edwin Kennedy. 182 P raapae t at.. 

Maple, N. H. 



WANTED, XESRT-OO-ROUBD. 
Shows and Balloon, also rrirllcge Men, for Bast 
Enterprise Fair, Ang. 17-20. JOHN M. DAVIS. 



Fairfax Fan natlTltlea. Sept, 14-Mk 

CHAS. H. SCHOOLER. Chairman i 

Committee. Fairfax, Mo. 



WANTED— Good, clean Pay Shown and Coocr>- 
alona. Crowda of 2,600 people or more. Com» 
get the money. Sept. 15-18-17. O. P. ALLEN. 
Secretary, Powenrllle, Uo. 



-WABTED FOB AZBOOMB- 



iw. Mo., Stock Coimianlea and Taadr- 
aat pot op good. CLEAN bllla. Addreaa. 
W. U BAMNAOA. Qlaagoir. Mo. 



AsbotT Park— N. J. DaOar I«ana. 

I,, omaafa. Oeaaa Owra, B. X 
Atlantle. gU.H al* — 

Ant. i-ir^i. 8. 

PtttSborc. Pa. 
aatic CI 



Atlaatlc . — 
Bt Aeeonatlat 
Weeka, DaTeanort, 
Atlantle Oltr^NatMeal 
Uberty. Ant. ^ . W. 
Paaaynnk aea.. PM la d OI . 
Atlantle CltT-NattaBU Ha 
A. B. Sept. 1M4. A. 
SST. PItt«boi«. Pa. _ . — • , 
Atlaatle CItT— Sons of ▼eterana o. S. A. weak 

Sept. 10. H. H. Hammer. Beadlat. Pa. 
Atlaatle Qttr— OnUm Veteraa Ijwtaa. Sept. »- 
If, O. P. Ballam. 82S flflB at,* B. 

fRahiattoa. n. a 

aa pass SU '- 




spaaed, at Dodaa City. 



AIBOOKS, 



. . WIsb to amaU atodi aad bltt- 

claaa Tanderllle, mnslcat cooedlea. ete. Wnir 
and tell ns what yon hare. J. Ik FOGDB. Mgr. 



The Great Grangera Plcnle; day. algbt; fie* 

5 tea; Wllllama OroTe, Pa., Aug. 29-Sept. S, 
10. Attendance laat year 200.000. AU kladp 
ot eoncaaaloDB wanted; no gambllnt. D. TRIM 
PEB. PriT. Secy., Ocean City, Md. 



WAHTITD Tbr Colored K. ot P. Caiali 
Oo-Bonad or Bteria Wheal and Paj 
amall Caialral Oa^ Beia la wbata 
monay . Sent. B ta 8. BMta 
ovBbt. M W. W> Bt,. PM 



Ilka to let a food eanbal waipaay at tha i 
boa Co. (lova). lUiv Bavl. 3M-JM. WO. 8. C 
CTTBXlS. Saer - - - - 



Sccara a PiMlata at Ika L 

Pair. No raeimr; all dIanUya, retraahiaenta and 
taTxhe 1910 Fsir wl" 



wtu be the biggest 



Write na what yon ban and tha nace 
«4MSt a B. DBW. 



At tbo Bit Gbeaaadoab, Iowa, Fair, Aat. 8 to 
12. No gambling. Free attnctlooa all caaaged. 
write tor plat, prleea and mle*. O: N. MAR- 
VIN. Snperintendent Ooncesalona. 



The Pol hi 1 1 Amusement 
Company 

cu pleee flhuwi aad Cowcf toni at all . tlMa> 
addreaa, Uatteawan, N. T. 



SNAP FOR CONCESSIONS 

sixth Annual MeKaaa Cootr IWt aad Baeaa, 
Bmathmort, Pa., Bapt. •-T'4'aBa «hB Olh, Ike 
day tha aato la j^ias avafw W» dwr ba* 

caiBpa. OITT MeOOlT* 8acf^ te«ttpart» M. 



WARTED-A CARNIVAL GO. 

or Clreoa tor onr anmrnl early autumn rna-rm; 
ten daya and nights. Sept. 1-2.3-4-S-0-7-8-9-10. 

1010. TOE NORTH ALABASI.^ STATE FAIR. 

B. L. Pulley. becT., UcmtSTtlle, Al». 



Waateik-Fl^K Madiine 

r taiitlana attiaetta tor Cattlfia'a 
•iBt wttt la Skpt, Tbia dty la ilpa 
cKaiaal^^jarva^aepa^riMM^ aBDH 




of an 
date. Alao ateam 
or games of ebaaea _ 
■air aad Agricoltaral. Al 
24 la 2T. Addreaa A. & 



^ 5 ^WANTED 

FBHM WHEEL, HERRY-^O-MIMir 

TENT SHOWS 

and Conecaslona and Amnaementa of all kind* 
for the HanoTcr Vmlr. HanoTcr. Xoek OoanQ. 
Pa. Great crowda, be " " 
raelnc. Addreaa A. B. 
Priellcasa. BaaoTcr. Pa. 



WANTED 



Showsand Concessions 

fsrCiifraf Wit. SfifiFair, Mtnkfield, ta. 



Aug. Z3'26, 1910. 



.John Seubert, Smos- 



CONCESSI^iS 

tar Ifarn-fo-raond. Fimla Wheeled 
Sma and other Cone — 




fair In Eaalera Indiana. 

SMl-Scpt. 1-2. 1910. 

^ w. EL KINO, s^y 



GBlTBIttL HOME COMIIS 

WILMINGTON, OHIO. 
. WMkof AuguBt^ 

WANTBD — Marrr-go-roond. Fetilt 
~ a Eoaletta or_an^" 




66, 



Xtie. Billboard 



JULY 90, 1910. 



PARKS 

(ConUsDed from page 53.) 

P«ik; ConestOBa 

„naUoB: Klmar BL Baiftk gnp- 
alM aicr. sttr.: (1. 3): Waar ■. 

leBMor Vuki BdgeoioDt Park 
' Ama^ ««»■.; O. OL- nsr.; alao msr. 

attr.: ^ 8); manascr books TaodaTllIa at- 

tractwDa. 

Da Boll — ^Edaemont Patk; Abm msr.t 
(1, 8. X); E. B. Uanicjr, booka attr. 
; Saatiah— Iiland Paik; Kastos Amow. Co.. prop*.; 
H. B. Felir, mar.; alao msx. attr.: (1. 8). — 
BoahkiU Faik: Wacthimptim "Sob. Co.. inopa- ; 

tar books nnaa*5la.—Voar inia OMak ^di: 
H- T. Fostar. ptoo. and mfs.: also jngr. s«r.; 
II. 8) s H. X. mater booka Taadarllle. _^ 

''bpaaltSon Park — Kzpoaltlon Park oo Oonncant 
I^e; Conneaot Lake Co., H. O. Boleomb, 
ptca.: H- O. Holoxab. mgr.; (1. S); Cbaa. 

Scbants books attr. ^ „ A- 

VtankUn-^onarcli Park; Cltlxelis' akaetlon Co., 

- toon ObcnU; HaiKles Boob books 
attr. 

OMMMboic— OakAnA Park; Plttrtmrg. lIcKaaa^ 
port * arceiid>iirK Bj. Co., propii.; M. A. 
oSlIee,' iB«r.; alao mgr. attr.; (1, 3): Dnlted 
Clieolt. 

Baaonr — ^Blchclberger Park; B. M. O mmMM . 
g^^aod mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (xz, 8): book 

Batriatnirs^FaxtaBC Park: Central P. T. Co.. 
propa.; Bfellx M. Darla. wwci ^ao mar. 
atS^ (1. 8. X): Wm. Ud^AMks irraSi- 
tIUo attr.— HIppodrame; A.- Ik - BamDCort m 
CtK. awnais: M. Bndr HeUer. Keltb'a Theatia 
BVff xus Cbortnot at., FhUadelplile, Pa.- 



B&tni^ada Eltfcj. KM^.TWetka Oc^. 
ptopa.; O. B. HiwK£»eM::wi»5PBKi;W»fc» 






attr.; (I. 8); Arthur noth- 
TanderUIe attr. 

Park: Sbamoktii Mfswood 
U. B. Knlp, osr.; (S. 

_ batr and ShIplaT; P">P«-; 

J. N. fifidar. oi«r.: alao mgr. atta.; (1. S); 
Heinila Obcalt. ' 
Somerset— Kdgswood Park: J. A. Betktr. ptcp.: 
W. D. I«iBMrt, mgr.; uao mgr. attr.; (1. t); 
manager booka TaoderlUe attr. 
Simbiirx — ^Islaad Park; Soabnty A Northnmbar- 
land St. By. 00.^ prapa.; -B. V.' W<«t. mfr.; 
also mgr. attr.; (L S|; book direct, 
uaaqna— ItanlU arova Paikt Haemn Fa. 
Bya. Co., props.; C. V. Cnoa, rMlsillta, 
Pa., mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1. 8,,x>. 
TltnsTlUe— Fleldmoce Park; I. N. Borehfldd. 

prop.; TltnsTlUa Traction Co.. mgra.; (2. 8). 
Unlontows— Shady Grora Park; wadr Oiara 
Park Co.. p«vs.; 'B. S. 0(vle.<^mgr.; also 
mgr. attr.; (2. 8, z). 
Waahlnatoo— Wa^Jngton City )?ark; City of 

Weet Cheater— £mape Pa^; Notbctt Hamlltoa, 
wniow orore— wniwr Ow ii eafa- rtj is^ 

Bapid Ttanalt Cou, pnim.f Om.' O. wy^oop, 
Jr.. mgr.; (2. 8). 
WUUamaport— Talliamont Park; Tallamont Trae. 
Co.. piopa.: Emeat EL Oarla. mgr.; alao mgr. 



U msB*s dn mgr, 
': aalrs^nik Book- 



attr.: ^ 4. x)«— Indian PsArf 'V.* 

aiMi buk... :i ■ 



Bas t EBB TManfs Crescent 
ilnitnDt' pres. Jk .f^C* 



Park; B. A. Har- 
attr.; (1. 



BUT DIRECT fron MANUFAGTIffiERS uilMFORTBIS 



toy Wtatjpa, CanM, Peimuts, Gas Bslloons, Knives, Csass for Cans Board. Send for 
1910 catalogiM. NASELLA BR OS.. 32 At lantio Aw., BOS TON, Mi 




130.00 proOt on erery ponnd. 

The beat and most 



la the original and beat. Beware of aubttltatei, 
the V. 8. IJoTemment Pore Food Ijiwe, Serial Ko. D346. 
PaAs. VUis. Bntertalnmenta, etc. One pound makes 40 gallOBs; prlc*. 12.25. 
Write for prices In latas qnwat ttlw. 

8 CaMMmm. CilL» ' 



Oaaranteed under 
ipular drlak for 
10 cents for 



KNIVES, CANES, NOVELTIES. 

AIX THE X.AXE8T HOVEI.TXES OUT. SOVTENIBS OF AU XIHSB. Ballooaa, Wblpa. 
Sqnawkets, Shell Pnrsei, Olaas I«mpa. Comic Bnttoos, Contettl. Onstets, SUgpcis, Tinsel Pea- 
nanta, lieather Ocods, Minvts. SMI HMkUeaa. Initial Pins, WatdN*, FtlM Kmby, Blowoats, 
Jap Caaas, Babbsr Bslls, Oiaas Mordtlcs, BIbBon, Boaettes, FVwntatn Pana, 6.cent Bhoir SosTe- 
nlra, Tlki^ TaariSS. Iwgest KoTCI^ Sm^ Borne la OUo. Xhonsaads of satlaflad coatomera. 
OrdsfB aHSpaS' eaM day aa lacalvsd. IMO Catalogue FBBB. 



IB— Odd StoiiasB Fai*« 'lL; tir. 7aei*a 

a or e W lppono Parte; Nlppono Park Co., 
; O. B. UeCnIIoogh.- mgr.; (2, S). _ 
gm — Lmia; I.Dna Park Amnae. Co^ 
nma.; John Hlokd, mgr.; alao mgr. attr. 

(1. 8): book direct. 

Lake Cany— Lake Carey Park: John J. EU- 
coyne. prop, and mgr.; alao mgr. attz.; (BsZ). 
. Lasoatet^Bocky SprlnzB Park: B. . IBk JOOt- 
OtSS. prop. * mar.; 11, 8); BE. B; 
books attz:— Feoplas' Paik: J. tU. 

lA^s&ag? ssw^iff^^M^jtt^ 

Cc pssps.; a T. Cran^ PotMlla, > la.,' 
mgr.; also nge. attr.; <1, 8, x). 
LawlstDws— Bnnham Park; L. * B. B. By. On., 
prmn.; F. R. Qolgley, mgr.: also mgr.' aitfct 

(I. 8); F. K. oar" ^ 

. Loot HsTan— Agara 
tlOB Co., propa.; J. OL 
attr.; *t.*t.-^i^:^ir^ 
UcKeesport-WmlaiMki vast la. B. B^Odl. 
^^iu; O, a.. BiiaiK^;nVb; ate BV>« ana.; 



nnstna, ntas, m mgr.: alao mgr. am 
8t: Harrington'a Clreut: booka direct. 
Newinrt — Ftcebody Park; U. B. Stieedy, prop.; 
Chas. B. Cook, mgr.; (1. 41; Sbeedy'a Clr- 
colt; L B. C, l«t2 Broadway. New York 
City, booking agenta. — Iiland Park: Old Colony 
St. By. Co., props.; B. B. Bernolda. mgr.: 
alao mgr. attr.; (1. 3): B. B. Beynoldi. 84 
Stat* St.. Boatoti, Uaaa., booka Tanderllle 
attr. 

PioTldeno*— VsaltF BUr: lea S. Unv, na.t 
slas mn. attr.: <».— Bods Bolat Tadc; CcL 

. B. A, Harrington, prop.; also mgr. attr.; (1, 
S): booklnglbMt. _^ 

Warwick— Bod7 Point: B. A.-. Harrington. 
niBL * ai^; also mgr. attcj 

-'&B«lt.firni B. A. Harrtastaa 

"■■"•"■■■imTOd*Boia»iL"''' 

'Charleston — ^Altdome; Uatthewa & Smldi, pnpa. 

* mgra.; alao mgr. attr.; (S, z). 
O olnmM a — Hyde Park; Colnmhia St. B. B. Co,, 

^^img^S^iS 'fttt: W. ' B. OaOaay, 
* mgr.; (S)..^Bott OUt Parte; jT*. 

W. liutin, mgEit antaitb 

BOVIK lUiKDUL 

Aberdeen — ^Whlte City; V. B. Cnlbert, prop.; 

AlmndriB— City Park; Ctty 
propa.; Henaon Fair AanM 1 
omjj^^dnrtog ttut 



BBWlCMf MFC. 00., 6*1.6t7 Woodland ATanna, OLBTBLABB^ OHIO. 

Balloon Asoensiom 



jl«ISlS^Sdn^^^ea4E^,^&i&^%.. 
■S'z! SI: Fr^aumS' booka 'aaadsTllis 



X. S): F. _ 

^t;— nmosltlon. Fatk; 
props.; ~B. O. 



Ool. 

Holconb, mgr.; alao. mgr. at. 
traetloos: (1. 3, z); H. 5. Holeomb books 
Vanderllla attr. 
ttntOD — Mnton Park; BIdiard Barrett, prop. It 

mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (2. 3). 
Ut. Crmel — MaTXrUle; and Ht. Car- 

mel TracOoo Co.. props.; Prof. CTumhrrtaln, 



mgr.: (2, 3). 
New Brwitan— Jmietlim Park; Bearer Tallay 
TkaetiOB Co.. pnpa.; W. H. Borea. mgr.; st 
.-«o mgr. attr.; (1. 4); Flank MelTP>« books 

raoderHle attr. 
Hew CasUe-Caaeade Park; H. * B. By. * 
Llglit Co., propa.: W. C nart}li_iasr " tltr 
a. Bose, mgr. attr.; (Ds'.BMiini <M||lt; 
Jnle Delmar, of United r_:" 
Turk, books TaadBrHIa atti^: 



|nsikf Bt 

B*Afa|l— Wind Gap; State 6dt Bteielxle 81; 
By. Ok, props.; J. T. Hamiltmi, niB.:'als» 
r. attr.; (1. 8); manager o( nsik Mobs 
attr. ' 



FUladalphta- W . 

props.; W. O. KarUn, mgr.— W a*las tD a Park 
oo the Delawirs; W. JT Jmii i igi SL paoR. * 
mgr.: alao mgr. attr.; CI. 8); W. S. namp- 
■oa books TanderUle attr.— White Oi^: Whits 
CilyFark Co.. props.; b;. B. Ani^ booka Tan- 
d«HII* attr. — Beechwood; PmJiiwiu d Faik 

P<C, props. 

•Ecnsywood Paxk;_ PlttAotg Xtsmy* 




Co.. piopa.; A. & UcSwti 
attr.; fu 8).— West vl 

1 " " 



; O. 



Park; 
O: HcKsUp. 



attr ^'ST'I)^ ^ BteBwlgia. nst.; also 
Fo'ttotown-&natoca* Park; P. k . Mi WL -By. 
Co.. owners; W. B. Gracey, mgr.:' ana mar. 
attr.; (1, 4, x); book direct. 
PottSTllIe— TnmbUng Bnn Park; Eastern Pa. 
B. B. Co., ptopa.; C F. Crane, mgr.; alao 
mgr. attr.: (L 8); H. Bart McHogh. PhU- 
adelpbla. Pa., books Taoderille. 
Pnnzaatavmey — AJLoho Park; Barry Gnbe, 
^£;^*»j^al»_«,r..^t5.: (8).. 





misal 



Jaius, 

mn. attr.2' W); 
lis Psrk; Ohatlaasssa By. 
... If. WUtse. mgr-t also mgr. 
S)t W. U. Wlltae books Taode- 

J>a; Jr. A. KB go re, prop. 4 mgr. 

(i, S. z); book dlraet. 
Olarkanna— Poteaa EInft Park; Clarkrrllle St. 
■ By. Co.. propa.; Dr. M. L. Carney, mgr.; (4). 
Jackson— BIghlsnd Park; Jackwm Ball way and 
Uglit Co.. pnpa.; John Wiadan, mgr.; Kart 
Banr.^nMfc; jgMjg.:S^ .»); also. atoA Kai 

KnozrlD^Sinmrba^Mtr KUsTtOa By. aa 
T-*g**t Oo.. pvops.; Bagcne B^ Boberts, mgr.. 
alao mgr. attr.; <3, z, 8, xz); Bngene B. 
Boberts Iwoks TandarUla attr^ 
Ifempbia — ^Bast End; Hopkins Oo~ pn>pa.:' A. 
-B. Horrlaan. mgr.; alsa ingf; attc; (1, 8). — 
DIzIa; Dlxla Pa^ * Imssimunt Oo~ props.; 
John arUm. mgr.; stao msc sttr.; (1, S, z); 
ThUnnfc la te esIoisS peopls ezetaalTely. 
inTe (nsndils Park; NsShrlUa B. B. Coi^ 
,; W. A. BaBstsod. mgr.; J. D. Brown. 

sttB.: m. 



Rash' 




Obs BoQinder. nsr.; aln mgr. 
attr.'; 'llJ 4)'; B. 6. Olson books sandsfOls. — 
Ola u wood Pan; Moblaa Broa., p ro p e . ; (s, x). 
AnstlB — Byds Psnc; Jss. Iflllcr. prop. * mgr. - 

also mgr. attr.; (1, z, S). 
Byn W est Sda Park; C. O. Parsons, prop. 

"^teMesSni ^sunlBii Park; J. K. P. Jsmlson, 
_m^t B. IL KaHy, mgr; attr.; (2, S). 
Oliilwiiiis' tlifliiHis; jwbnsan 4b MaQtay. praao: 

.a55&«S'8E&?" a&T^ 

Ooismsar— Onlrmsii Firk: Oolemsn Park Assn.. 

props.: J. A. B. mUer. mgr.; (S.- xl. 
Dense Take GUff Oaslna Thestre; Charles A. 

MsBSOld. mgr.: alao mgr. attr.; plays light 

opera and atock; <3>; Ohaa. A^ Manold boohs 
''altr. — ^de Park; Stnznstt d: Bnwn, props.; 

W. J. Brown, mgr.: siso mgr. attr.; (1. xz, 
' Sl;<Dlxla Clrcnlt.— Lake CUlf Garden Tbeatrs; 

Ohas. A. Hangcld, mgr.; alao mn. attr.; 

Okas. B. Hodklna Clrndt; (8); Olma.'B. Bod- 

kins booka vanderlUe. 
Dcnisoo— Woodlska Park; Dtolaon -4k Sbanaai 
Co., props.; Jss. P.'OrUBa. ngl;; (1. S). 
Bl Psso — ^Abdome; Frank Bleb, BV.; Box SI. 

BI Paao, Tex. — Electrle Parkr; snnk. BIA. 

mtTi, Box eu El Paao. Tex.; O^-S, z). 
Ft Worth— Lake Erie Park; Northern Ttzaa 

Kactlea Co., piopa.; C L. Slkea. mgr.; alao 

mgr. attr.; (2, 8i: C. L. Slkea booka raode- 

TlUe attr. — ^liaka Como Park; Lake Como Am. 

Co., prone.: B. T. Pangbnm, mgr.; alao mgr. 

attr.; (2, 8).— (nw FUly; B. EdmoBdsoo, prop. 

jkmgr.; slso-nwr. attr.; (1. xz); UcAdaau 

OainesTTIIs Ftmliie Park; Bertram 4k Xbk- 
alao mgn.: atb: (t. 



patrldc. prpps. A 
■nt SksAidBiot 




gaijc: IJtaA. ]^ V^w. mgr.; also i 



■■■n. 

local 

5?- 

attr. 

z); boSk .diraeC 
Oaturma 0>a|IHnata Paiki 

■ illn n a i ilatt ViAiMn. g.: Baitlett scop. 

<S. a).-. ' .0 - r; 

Bdwsrd B. 



.CoaMsfata Park 
»ir. 



ajtct 



AERIAL. PLATFORM, NOVELTY and VAUDEVILLE ACTS of aO ..-nr-y^,. 
special for FAIRS, TB^OmOSS. CARNIVALS and CELEBRATIONS, the nmrasl 
idea; change of program daily. Write, wire, phone or call. 

TED SPARKS AM. CONT. CO.. Cenhrj BIdg.. Kansas City, Mo. 




PARISIAN GONE OVENS 



Largest Manufactiireis in the World. Over 30 
different styles. Write quick for circulars teUing 
all alKWit tihff CVrnftT niiiif i 



CHEWING GUM USERS 

We are the manufacturers of the 

OWL PEPSIN CHEWING GUM 

BOW being ueed by a majority of those foUowiog Faiis, Carnivals, etc., for 
Pick-Outs. Paddle Wheek, etc Write for price*. 

BALTIMORE CHEWDiG GUM OO, 



...NOTICE- 
TO PARK OWNERS AND MANAGERS 

As mf less* expires here this sesson I am open to manage a park on a aalaiy, or tbe eenceeelana 
or leaae tbe same for casb, I bare been tbe ' " 



oo pereentage, 

tbe coDCMUona bare for tbe past twenty yeara at Eldrldge Park, 



of tbe amnaementa and bad 
N. Y., and It U a dtr 



?ark, and I bare been under a nomber of different nuTora and park commlaalooara dorlnx tbe tUas 
bare been bere and can get a recommendation from tbem all. I liaTa a coed manTBxtorea 
opetsts caneeaaiens wltb. Oair wish to bcsr from good psrks tbat caa ' 




Improred Cane Assortaisnt, US GaaM, iadadlas 911 Blnsi. 
ImproTcd Cane Aseortment, 240 €m»is. tnelnding 100 BIngs. 
Improred Cane Aaaortraent, SSO OuMa, tDdndlas UO Blags... 



..••*. .9 B.OS' '* ' 
• 10.00 

IS.00 

25.00 • 

made, per gr. S.00 

. , , , , , , 22.00 

200 Aamrted Pocket Knives, for Knife Racks, a Good Flaib 16.00 

I«rg» Catalogne Free. KnlTcs, Watebea, TJmbreUas, Toj Wblpa, and Cane Neta. Terms— Half 
Deposit, Balance 0. 0. D. Pennant Canes, per 100, tL2S; per 1,000, 111.00. 

CLEVELAND CANE COMPANY. Cleveland. OJiio, 



Improred Case Assortment, 600 Osaes, li^ndlag 200 Blngs. . . 
No. », Ex^ Long, Fsner Loop Handle Wblpa. aaatd. coL, beat ] 
Slioatliig Gallery Oatflt, eomplete, 2,E0T pieces, for only 



BIG FALL CARNIVAL 



• AT- 



We have Dance Hall, Scenic R. R., Old Mill, Natatorium, Roulette Wheel, 
Shootinotlallery, Cane Rack. Knife Rack, Striking Machine, Free Vau- 
deville. Complete Theatre to let. 



TH E B MiBOARP MAKES A SPECIATj COS 

OK AXiVEscnsma to members of the PROFBSSIOir OUT 
SH>NAI< AMNOUNCSafEIiTO Ain> AT XJBEBTT CARDS. 



,Tlie Billboard 



57 



r...>-WuUek Park: Pwlf J™" '^j.P^i 

I. A 



t ■ 



iVlrmu VandaTUe Bxdiaiic* book* 



XX): . 



■lactrle Paik O*.. 



■<n Antonio — Eaetrte Park;. 

B^JSMoM- park- tgnl« * W-r™- 
Tly. Co.. P(OI*-L ^' O''"". ""f't 



(1. ») 

Inlvhor 8prlnf»— Ml _ 
phdr SpSwa. m^l fi>-:=^ 
miaslonar, alao agr. ata^l 
TaodavUla attr, 



lion Cow. P<«V«-1 W. Q. BMfc Bgr.i alM 

fi?i .p«k — 



Bfr, 
Axarkana- 
Matt, prop, 

WnakaeUa— Woat 
TSk? ^ air. attr.; (1. 



* ncr.; 



OlaraiiM OiMB- 
attr.: (1. z. 

Park; MA. Hawklna, 



Laalla UeCaU, 
EX. X, S); local 



WkaaHat— ^ 




winlamMft— BlMrrtow . 
Oo.. piepa.: Ma P. 
■gr. attr.i (I. a. x). 



Bdalt— Toat Park: Oeo. T<. 
attr.: (B, a). — Mcoeoacak 

■an CTa tea' 1 
Uaetrie B. B. 



fUla. 
attr.: 



luoo^LaaoOB Baawtt 
(K/PW-I ■• Barjannan, msr.; 

«jr'l2rttji*aulr_B2eh^^ 



Co.. propa.; >. B. Xjutnra. nsr.: a 
iSS.; <{): Oipbaom Clieidt: W: *. I 
fori Iwoka attr.— Salt Falaca aid 



Bfenear 




CkarlottcsTlUo — ToOaiHa Park; CkarlottaaTlIle 
aqr *.SaMitan Br. Oe.> piapa.: B. H. lUa, 

PaA: Qtr af DaBrUIa, propa.: 

Park Commlttaa, Bsr.; Jolm F. 
van. attr.; (1. S): WaUa Oliralt. 
i^ockna Beach; J. Blektotd, prop. 

* mtt.i alao msr. attr.: <1. S). 

Ijiebbon— BlTatmoot: I^nciiiiiiis Traetioa aaa 

ligtt Ool, propa. 
Nntolk— Ocaan Vlaw: Otto WaUjL ,ptoo. mA 
mr.; alao B>gr. attr.; (s. S); Wdfa Ctrcolt. 
PMmborc-a^mdala PWk: Va. P. * P. By. 
Co., propa.; Joka Barrilla. ncr.; S-.M. Ut- 
- — atir.: pletuw only: (S); l««al 



ark; Ta. P. * P. Br. 
_«»W» (coiond aavi« 
bu An; Va. By. 



Fawar Co.. propa.; OoL jr. H. liTtBotao. prop. 

* B«r.: alao'.a>n. attr.: (1. x. S): iMtok dl- 
itet— Idltwood: and Park Co., propa.; 
hiin*, msr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1, 8); 

alnct. 

Souukc — Mountain Park: BaOnok* B. B. Co., 

?npa.: Thoa. Spncar, mst.% alao xuet. attr.; 
1): Heath and Walla Cttcntt: (4>:^m SpeD' 
ctr hooka attr. 
ttannton — Highland Park; I. M. Bpotta. prop. 

* mgr.; (1. z, 8). 

WABHXKOTOV. 

■cattle— Lona Park; Obaa. Loot * Bona, propa.. 
Chaa. Loot, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (1, z, S); 
SoUlTan * CooaMlaa book TaadaTllia attr.— 
White Cttr: Whlta City Amna*. Co., propa.; 
Ifc B. Oocham, mgr.; also mgr. attr.; (1, a. 
8); SnlUraa * Clwialdhia book Tandarllla attr. 

Spokaae— Coaer d'Alena Park: Ottr of Spokaac. 
pnpa.: A. L. White, mgr.: A. W. Jooea. 
ngr attr; (8).— Manato Park; Cltr of Spo- 
kaaa. propa.: A. L. White, praa. Park Baaid, 
Bgr.; A. W. Jami^ mgr. attr.: ~* 

. baBda^-Malatoctaaa Pant Waaui 
Pvwat Co.: B.' A.^ Wtlaoa, mgt.i 
•ttr.: (1. 8): N««h PadOe Clicidt. 



- . OUppawa Tallv 

Oa., propa.; BeaiT Onega, 
mgr.; aiao mgr. attr.; it, z,-S>. 
Peaa da Lac — I.ake Park and Tarler Park; City 
-P«d d. Lac prop..: r.Xwol«, a..X.S 

Oreea Bay — ^Bar Beach Park: Oieen Bay nae- 
ttoQ Co., propa. A mgra. — Belgefficatet'a Park; 
Helgemnter Brawlng Co., pnwa. ft mgra.— 
Bldge Point: Oraen Bay Traetioii Co., propa. 
* mgr*.; (S!, 8). 

Kenfiaha — Asdereon Park; A. Aaderaon, prop, A 
mgr.; alao ingr. attr.; (I. 8, z).^]aiitral 
Pnk: Patar ' HalBbach. Drop. * mgr.;_alaa- 
mgr. attr.; (1. z, S>.— Khend*a Pwk; Klair 
Bioa., ptoga. A atgra.; . alao mgia. attr.; (2. 

&o?tta LafcaiMa; UManoBla aad Kailaetu 
Ugbt * Traetioa Co.. propa.; W. T. Pnt- 
Ban. Bcr.: alao ngr. attr.; (2. 8). 
MUwankaa— fioirana Park; Ikeo. TUalgoa. mgr.; 
(1. 8. z): book direct.— Whlta riah Bay Be- 
aoct; Blcbard Becker, mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; 
(S. 1. 8). 

OMMab— Beetrle Park; Wlnaebago Ttac Co.. 
anpa.; J. P. PoIUam. mgr.; alao mgr. attr.: 
IB. x)<— WhIU Cl^ Park; OampheU * Daa- 
facth, PMpa.; B. C. Danforth. mgr.; (1, 8): 
B. O. ItauitOrth tMX>ka TandaTtlla attr. 
Baelne — Lota Park; Joha Lola, prop, ft mgr.; 
aleo mgr. attr.; (1. z, 8); J. Lata book* 
aandaallto attr.— Onloa Park: Tradaa ft labor 

ft ■gw.rala* ngiB. attr.; II, 

ft Uumt IMia baika aaadartila 



Niagara ralli. Ont— Niagara 

Oarl*nammliig, gra. mgr. 
Ottawa, Oat. — BrHamile^on-tha-Bay; Ottawa 

■aetrle Oa,, propaj Peter Oocmaii. Bgr^ alaa 

mgr. attr.; O); Datted Olrcatti («){ iS. W. 

•aaaett hooka raadamia. att& 
Patarboroocb, Mt-Jackia fSkt M^ JIr* Ok. 

ogra.; (ST ■; z>. . . 

QmSw. Qua ■fimtgiWMM.lMlit «. B. U ft 

Tork Ony 

Btdgeway. Oat.— OTyatal Beech; Ijike Krla Kz- 
cnialOB Co., propa.; H. B. Bogere, mgr.; alao 
mgr. attr.; (I, 8, z); Lake ttlo meunlon 
OOl books TaodeTlIle attr. 

■t. Jobn. V. B. — Bockwooa Park; Prank White 
Oiterisc Ca, propa.: alao mgra. and mgra. of 
attr.; fl, z, z, local).— fleaOda Park; Street 
BaUwiT, propa.: alio mgra. and mgia of attr-i 
(I, S. local).— BlTcrrlew r " ~ " " " 

nomaa, propa^ (B). 
Tonmt^ Oat.— HaauaTa, Matt rSMatP fflMT 
Co., Ltd.. Ptova.; Iii Boimaa, agfcrSp av. 

attr.; (1, 8). _ 
Vancomrer. B. C. — Becreatlon Park; Baereatlon 

Park and Amnaament Co.. Ltd., propa.; Hariy 

J. Dlrkar, 'mgr.; alao mgr. attr.; (2, 8, z). 
Victoria. B. 0. Q ar g a Parks B. O. Blae. Oa., 

|»e i j ii .^ O. IT nwliin. Iiiiiai (Ml ft II 



WABTED — ^Bzperleoced Merry-Oo-Boimd Man, 
one that la thoroogbly anrulnted with Ber- 
■cbell-SpllImaa atandard machine, that can do 
own repairing, etc A-1 opening for hnatler. 
Hare coopleta pletiira abow azcept top and aeata. 
PartDcrsblp piapoaittM (or party with top and 
leata. IXir aala. Power Cameragrapb. eomplate 
with dlaaolTlng lantern, (new). 8JM0 fllm, or 



will exchange for tenta or , 

phernalla. Addresa J. D. JOBNSON, care The 
Slatnink Co., Olanta, S. C. 



t» ■ 

flalaa Springa — Solon Sprinci Park; D. B. Tas- 
-aar. aigr. 

Waoaaa — Hothachlld Park; Waoaan St. B. B- 

Co.. propa.; E. O. Coatea, mf-i (>. 4). 

WTOIOBO. 

Cheyenne — Frontier Park; City of Cheyenne, 
prope.; B. W. Stone, mgr.; alio nizr. attr.; 
<]; z, 4). — PloDccr Park: Cbvynue St. B., B. 
On,, pnea.; Albart X Plana. Baa OS. Ohey- 



GET THE MONEYS 

AS Ye««n OTHCM acrrtM it. by. 
i^RXUNE pvijUNO 
P A. M I a TRY 
CARD READING 
F» H RE NOLO GY 
PHYSIOGNOMY 

ETC. : ■ 

Sand 20. Stamp far riBraoHl«r«. ,r!lROF. 
NIBO,:o«ra Tha Billboard,- Cmaaflo. III. 



BloaaaM— CIdoa ruk; B. B. Boberta. laaaec ft 

O^&iJSWrood Park; Kanawha Valley 
' naetloa Co., propa. ft mgra.; alao nigra, attr.; 
(2, 8); local coly. 



Brentford, Oat. — Uobawk Park; Chaa. Barrett. 

mgr.: alas aigi. attr.; U, 8), 
Calgaiy,^ Alta.— y igjMla jPaUt } OUr arodgav 

at^ 'a. «, z) : flL%lBEaiJ8^laNS**MC 

Tllla attr. 

Cornwall. Ont. — Qt. Lawrence Park; Cornwall 

St. By^ L. ft P. Co.. prope.: Wm. Hodge. 

mgr.; Oeo. Bcewalng, mgr. attr.: (1, 8, z). 
Fort Brie, Ont. — Fort Brie Beach; Intematlanal 

Ferry Go., propa.: F. J. Webb^ mgr.: alao 

mgr. attr.; (1. 8. z); P. J. Webber hooka 

▼anderllla attr. 
Klngatoa, Ont.— Lake Ontario Park; Klagatoa 

St. By. Co., propa.: Bngh C Blrkla. mgr.; 

D. P. Brannlgea, mgr. aMr.t tv al; piaya 

local banda; book dlltct. 
LondoB. Oat— aprlagbaak Ftok; Wat« Com- 

mlaeloaera. propa. ft mgn.; C. B. King, mgr. 
attr.; (1, zzllz, 4). — Alexander Park: S. W. 
traetioa Oa.<>pr«ia.; alao mgra.: (z, 6). 
Uootiaal, Qna^r j Bnfimer Park: Sohmrr Park Co., 
propa.; L. ^9m.' Lajote and O. Larose. oigts.; 
alao mgra.~<aa>.: U. S. — Dominion Park; 
Dominion' PUK Oo., Ltd., propa.; H. A. Dor- 
aey. mgr.; aba Ingr; attr.: (I. 81; Park Book- 
ing Clrenlt Uioka Tandarllle attr.— King Bd- 
ward P«ik;iB|w Bdwaid 1-ark Oa^ Ltd. 

vsm-i^u^jmSili, wifc;.!!. s. 



Ohcater— Bock Sptfnga Park: Bock Sprlnga Park 
\.t i. Boward Bazwall, awr.: 
~ 4); Xelth-e OlrcaltsJ. 



alao 



On,, propa,; 

-jSS'S^nU'lMii raodeTlUo attr. 
OUrkBiUB— nUca Land Park; Oaahaa ft Qlgh- 
Und, propa. ft y mgia.; . aba. mgta.'°«attr.: 

(B, X). ■ . . ■ ^ 

PalrmoBt— Sonlhdda hiki_rainmat B Glatka- 
bug Trae. Co., propa.: naa, 
atte.; (2, 8i,-«aL. 
Co., propa.; Oaa, V, 



aifr. attr.; 
: Coal Co., propa.; L 
ilro mgr. atlr.: (STS). 
Hnstlagtoo— Camden Park; Irrla W. Uatthewa, 
.Box 3s. Unatlttgton, W. Va., mgr. 



prop. 

Id Li 



ft 

.aw- 



Newrll— KeweU Park; Fred Lawrence, 
mgr.: ilao mgr. attr.; (1, 4, z); Fred 
tcace, booka TaDdoTtlle attr. 
■ew MarUnaTtlla— Paden Park: Union TraeUoo 
_0^, Bopa. ft mgra.; alao mgra, attr.; (2, z, 3). 
rakmbarg— Ttataphi Park; PaAaraborg, Uar- 
Ulta and I. U. By. 0a.(DNM,; a B. Sbat 

^I«gan. mgr.; (B). > 
.*>«>*5arllle— Padaa Park; VnloB TMedaa Oa., 

BiBib W'lUaiaiaa-Btfar^iaw Paitis wuitafa 
Park AMB., «f«va.t 1 - " 



P. Waya 



AUTOMATIC MOVING 
SHOOTING GALLERY 





k-- :-: ■_. 1:)!:. , = 



AND lAWBALL NOVELTIES. 




Herrgntli Bros. 

AERONAUTS 

Hbwb Opsn Tim* 
fop PalPBa PiiPk*! 

etc For ftofhar in- 

form&tion write 
LbbIIo, Michigan 



XDwnr BOSDT. Sanaatloaal Aaiial Oyanaat 

and Dp41de-I>owa Maai. 




Dataa wanted. Celcbratlona. Falra, Carol rain or 
PaS. Addreaa 8i«8 S. jjana Bt, PaorU. PI. 




BALLOONS 

Bet air balloons. The kind that go 
bifb. Largo atock. all alxea, to meet 
yoor accda. Send In yonr o rder. It 
WU ta aiM prnWUT:; 

Oly. 



1 O. HMA 1-— 

11 FIrat Street, Bow York. 
Mfr. Oyltnder Piano Organ*, 
single action and with MbB' 
dolls attacbmrnt. tor Skat- 
ing Rlnka, Merry- 
go-roanda. Tent and 
SI. P. Shown, ate. 
Now niualc to order. 
BpceUlIz In laeaad- 
haad 'y'l^f^ yy * 




Woodatoek, ««.—■< 
Btaetrle B. B. Oa,;, 
alio mgr. attr.l 
nodoTluo atn. 





"THIS IS IT" 

nwgKatesti 
gatter of " 



JUST AS PREDICTED 

TMB 

A«rlcan]Baiid Of Proiideies 

HAS OUTDONE MX OTHEK THIS YEAI 

Lona Park. Oeeeland. gare na thla letter: 

lAtta Park, ClereUsd, Jnly 2, ISIO 
Boward Pew, Manager Americas Band. 

Dear Sir: At the eloea of yoor period at oar 
park. I dealTe to aapi e aa oar sincere th a nka for 
; roar bnalneaa-Uke engagement 'with na, and beg 
» I 




aB attaebnia^^ 

ready to aet .np and 
use. Thla Is the only 
patent article of Ita 
kind on the market- 
Bar othera are to 
frlngementa and will 
h& prosecnted. Add. 
AFUCAH oiP 00., 
Box 84, Zaaaaiilla, O. 
Maehlnea aent C O. D. 

a dfSMlt.of m 



AEROPUNE 

airSh 

' QM«od:.'Ei|lftjSli^ 
Sam^M and PiricM wnt 

Tlio Doinjisoi 




THE CIRCLING WAVE 



For the small amonnt ot eapltal_.-,_-— - 
the meet pnlltabla lataatmeat. Tha c^aUsat 
and most popular amnromant lUnK'-mneo a 
nse. Baally and anlckly set np 
Inezpanalra to operate and to 
niaea to plaea. toeialad *- 

ARMITAGE A. GUINN, 





atato thab In my oidhloa, yoo bava tntalabad 



Maaagemeat ot Bl ro i i l ao Park, Oblcaaa, 
ttekiednalf to death. Seerotaiy Jobnaon will 
not tell me. for fear of a ralaa In price, bnt ha 
teUa otben: "Thla la the beat band the park 
erar kad. and wo -will gira them twica aa long 
I «a|MllMBt Btxt yaar." 
TUa la tba way Btrarrlew adrartliaa: "Too 
ae*er aaw aoch a Jam at peoole In xour life. 
Xcaterday's crowd ahot all former r<n.-onia to 
piccea. That American Band ot Prorldcaeo ia 

:be mnsleal eensatloa ot tba yaar, — '* 

B. CSinrcta. eondactoe't-to ttojn 



player In the 
aeata and ebeacad.' 




BacalM wttb pdda by awty Now ■adander 
I tMa ddaat and aoat popdar band oa tba At- 

lantlo-Oaaat. 
BOWZB B. oaUBOH, Onaat aal OMMlar 

It yon remember Arboekla aaA.&g|KJ*M KlB 
recaU Cbnrcb. gie a t eat comattat oC ML" - 

ABP W BT wm mm mtnm 

Bow air^B u^CHt 

jj/gtCt BPUtT, OaMcaM 
nXD TUaxr, VaavnaM Vlala aai WtttOt. 
gOS. Tff»«'r»'g, Bnsxeanad daxinat Soloist. 

These and many otben bare belonged to this 
band for many years. Also, great bit being 
made ererywbexe by 
HE. SZXTZB. of Boataa. Prima Donna So- 
prano, fonnerty sang at BooksfeUar's Cboreb. 
This Is tha heat possible band for coaTentloos. 
fairs, parks, etc. No other In tha world can zItc 
yon eqoal satUfactlon. If yon want tba beat 
mnslc, the mnalcal sensation, great playen ana 
moaleal featnrea that will entrsnce e*ctyb«dy, 
~ ma yonr poealble open thne. and I wlU we 
_ - do. — ■ — 




BALLOONS 

MEW AND SECOND HAND 
Writa for Price Uat 

J. UNDER. M^a 

SeO Walnut St.. KanaaB Cii]^Ha> 



TOY WHIPS V 

Buy from the mamifactmer and men tbe 
middlemen's profits. SeDd 25 eentB for 

S. MAILMAN. 

315 Blookor St.. • UTtCAt N. 



feand-raned. Sarored. 



68 



Xtie Billboard 



JULY 30, 1910. 



CONVENTIONS 

(Contlniied from page 99.) 

Atlantic — VTomtDB' Relief Corps. Week fxft, 
19. Mn. Georgia Wade McClellaa, Deolsoa, 
la. 

Atlantic CltT— FennsTlTanU Mlllen' Kuta^Aaan. 

Sept. 14-10. A. P. Hoabaad, Uanerdl. Pa. 
Atlaode City — Nat. Otann P. of H. Not. 0- 

18. C. M. FreemaD. Tlppceano* CUj, O. 
D u n r Dof ar VaolBr. Ptnaa ft EM Stock Aam. 

Hot. »-M. W. & XEal. OMrar. M. J. 
HMwkan— Stat* Camp 9t 'ttmw' Jtntr, .Pattl- 

otic Order Bona of Am. Anc lS-17. J. W. 

Tbom, Trenton, Now Jcner. 
LambettrlUe — Trenton Olaotct Bpwortb Leacne. 
: Oct. 13. Alfred L. Olmaon, 38 Delaware are., 
■ lambMtrme. N. J. 

tfleabarc — Knights of tbe Mrstle Chain. ■ Anc. 

28. Wallace P. Tliomton. 40 Battonwood at., 

LambettTflle, N. J. 
Newark— Oerman Roman Catholic State Vedera- 
. tlon of New Jeraer- Sept. 4.S. ned San. 

UT« wmiam at,, Bllnbetb, N. J. . 

UBiaa of ttmr Jmmg. Oet. — v ttST lam- 

nalnBeld— New " *- 

6. Alfred 
bars, N. J. 
Trenton — New Jeney Elks' Assn. Sept. — . 

Edwin FItzGeorEe, Trenton. N. J. 
Trenton— Jr. O. D. A. M. State Cooncll. Sept. 
T. UorrU Baner, 260 Towoieiid St., New 
Brnnawlck, N. J. 
Ttentoo— Grand Caatle of N. J. Knlgbls ot the 
Q. %„8cPi:_Sv_A^ lb OMc, Boom », 61b- 



Rochester— Kolitbts tt 

Sept. 6-B. UeUT 0. 

New York City. 
Rochester — International Aaan. of Brldse and 

Structural Iron Workers. Sept. 10. Jos P. 

Carey, 1 Broadway, Flat T, ' Rochester, N. Y. 
Boebsstar— I. O. B. M. of New York. An*. 

S-ll. Stephen C. Boltoi, Watertown, N. Y. 
Bcchester — National Ano. of American Order 

of Owla. AOS- a-U. -A. J. bglla. Badiestar. 

Bocbester— Amencan (Mfr «( Owk lailir Anz- 

Ulary. Aac. 9-11. 
Bochester — National Haymakera* Aaan. - Aug. 

14. C B~. Koble, Unnde. Ind. 
Boebeeter— Ainerlean Florlata and Hortlenltar- 

iats' Aaan. Ang. 19-18. W. N. Bndd, Uor- 

can Hin. m. 
Bocheatar— Flmlals' Sopply Aaan. Ans. IS-IB. 
Boebeater-^tetMaal Mmbm'* Amb., 




iple Ladtai of the Ooldan 
.Ulii Slinbetb Ti^, Boa. 



Eagle. Sept. 5-S. 
,: 233, Trenton, N. J. 
Trenton — New. Jersey State BorUeoltttll ' 8od- 
. ety. Dec 14-18. H. G. Taylor, — ' 
. N. J. , • 

■ Ttanton — ^N. J. C. E. Cnlon. Oct. M? 

Ua 'B. Ste^bcna,. _HiickMMoin^_-H^^^^ 

Albaqne iqu e a ietritotlal Press Assn. of N. IL 
_Oct. 1. Wm: M. Bener, Belen. N. M. 
Dmlng— Grand Lodge K. of P. Sept. — w C 
Snmt^ Em Im Tetaa, M. jL . 



.is.''.\ib,a.' 



nSV TOBK 




Jattona Ba»kMMra> _ 
naan, PlattsiUIe,. Wto. 



Asm. Oct. — . 




■Woodmen or tic World. Ang. 22- 
Boaa. 6S Coort 'at. BIngtaamtoB, 

nton— Grand I,odge I. ol' W if.^«t^»nr 
Aug. 16. Harry Walfetr; St Italoa 
New York City. 
Blnghamton — New York State Bartendera' Un- 
ion. Oct 11. 
Bli^hamtoo — New York Aaat. Foatmaatera. Oct. 

BnffUa-^tov:'XI^ ttal* aittte Aaa^ Oct. 

. Baffalo— Int 
' ' Bllleis of 
Boom 638 

_ York City. - . . > . 

BnlTalo— Woman's Hmne ' Ulsatonary -SacMy-- 
. .- tba JL E. Church. Get. 19. lira. «.-'a-' 'atfc- 
V^.*" FlniUar st;..Ctaelnn«tl. Ou '^^^^ 

Ciur HaTen—CatlMUe Snamer SebMl vor'Amerl- 

3d irN^^w?^ » «• 

Rltters Lane. Yonkera. N. S. """".■"T-' 
Coming— Engineer Brigade Army of tbe ^Poto- 
S**!. ^- Wllllanui. National 

Bank of Cummerce. Rochester. N. Y . 
'*5!Srt-SBootbCTi N. Y Volnnteer FiRmen'a 
i-dald a^ Brooklyn. N. Y. 

^a'lKSi:?*? Y?"- Sept- J- 

J«aatowa-r-m Beclawat-N. Y. VatnatMr Be- 

Lake George— Danghters of Uberty. Sept. 1*- 

FbinlSS; ^-'"^ ^ McGlore, Ods'DeSS; «t 
-.Brooklyn, R. T. 

"K'f 3«»te CooTentlon of 

nnlrenallsts. Oct. 3-7. R«t. W. H. SkeelL 
m GanawToot. Utile Falls, N. Y. '^'^ 
■^'^L-I'"'* Clly— Onlted TextUe Worters of 

fSrP.n ^ BO. 



g. 17-19. 

stttnte, Ala. 

msem. Sept. ». r. E. HUhle. foot W. 
g^at. care C. R. B. of N. 1., New York 

city— OLmerieao Brotberbood of Ce- 

''ten:^^ !%**aJ^*' ouefa 

N. 1? *PtJ- nmatU Bjatt. ABmar. 
'New York City— Empire Pooltry Aaan. Nor 
■^IS-SJ. Leone D. Howell, Mlneola. L. L. N. T 
York CllT— New York and NSr Bngia^d 
. : #«"j_ofBnlIww Smreona. Nor. si Dr. 
•ImlSi ^ViS' »»•■ Brooklyn, n: Y. 

!«ni-^atlonal Grand Lodge Sof D. 8.. 
I- *^\.^- — . wniard A. Wylla! 
Bererly. Uasa. 
Ntairara Falls — Worklngmen's Fedentloa of tbe 

■ Slate of New York. Sept. 20. K. A. Bates 
r>.:28« Sontti. UMea, N. Y. 

,,Nlacar» rmtln — ^N. Y. State BInc Ijbei Leagne 
iKv Jjf '.tbe - Cigar Vakera' International Union. 

a5?T - ^ Ferguson. Box 164, Oneida, 
.■ Wal t tfor g— Catholic . Yoaog Hen'a . Natlsaal 

PblladFlpUa, Pa. , . 
rPtongbkeepide— Tetetan Asm. UStb Regiment N. 
: Y. 8. V. I. Oct. IP. Derrick Brown, 283 

Vain at.. PoagbkceDrte, N. Y. 
' Boctie a ter — ^National Haracaa Mannfactnters' Aa- 

■ Bodatlon. Ang. — . O. IL Scbeis, 1000-1008 
* ' neemao aTO.. dnclnnatf. O. 

^oebe a t ei — Bochester Indnatrtal Sxnoaltlon. 
' mSr 'r*'t' ^ 'Bdland B.. Woodward, Boeb- 
■ a t tia iii 'f t e ii ia tlM u al 'Aaand* SiMetDal BSee- 
Ji^Sa^ Krpt._ML - Ftaak .P. . noster. IM 




20. Bert 

m. ■ ■-(:::■<.:■:- 
Bocbeater— KaUnal ' BetaB 

Assn. Anc. SMT. A. ^ 

8. DespialnM ara.; Oak Park, m. 
Rochester — New York Bute Betall Uooomeot 
Oeslers' Association. Ang. 27-29. Jos. H. 
Tratt, 1120 Mt. Hope are., Bochester. N. Y. 
Boebeater— Knigbta of Sherwood Forest Supremo 
Conclare. Ang. — Joa. Jacobs, - 18 Webster 
at,, Somerrille. Maaa. 
Boebeater — Canadian Chrlatadelpblan Fratema. 
Asan. Sept. 4-S. Wm. H. Haatlags, 2044 
Granite Oldg., Rochester, N. Y. 
Bochester — National Assn. Stationary Englneera. 
Sent. lS-ia. -'ir. W. Batca^ SSS- Dearborn at., 
Cnicaco^ IB,' 
Bocbaatar Stationary Maeblna Supply- Aaan. 

Sept. 12-16. 
"Rochester — ^New York State Hi 
leal Society. Sept. 13-14. Ot.-^ 
pres., NUaara Falla. N. 
Boebeater — New BagtaaS: Wkfir 
Sept. 21-22. WBIiid KiBV lliftiMtgBim Bttr 
er. B. I. ■ ■:■ r.-f^-:^!-:: 

Bocbester — New York State :WatKirajB 
Sept. — ^. Roland B. Woodwarl,' CkailbHr Oi 
Commerce. Boebeater, N. Y. 
BaakaaMc'-^tata Haymakars' Aaan. Sept. — . 

Patiolmen'a Aaan. . Sent. — ^. 

Clsle Alliance. Sept. — . 

N. Xafayette SaToy, SOT Flftfi -aye.. New 
York City. 

Bocbester— Nations: Machine Tool BnUders' Aa- 
aorlatlon. Oct. — . - P. E. Uontanena, Sprlnv- 
Oeld. O. 

Rochester — Genessee Cooference M. E. Cbnrcb. 
Oct; -T. Bas. Uarfc Keller, L^W. N.'Y. 

OttvViA'S^. Ai:?iimiSSi^mMbaij^ N. 

Boebeater— state Conrentlon ::z:">R '8. .0. E. 

Oct. 4-e. Uiaa MIna M.iStaftM;r SI jTones 

are., Borhaatar. N.-Y.^ 
B o tln a lat:. W . -Y.- state Onnl i i ta ata -aC< Cfcaattles 

aad' OegtMMBi, Not. . 1^!^ -'nnptt B. 

^ wat^.a«V::|k.v^^^^ N. 

cnse; N, Y. ,-='»,:i^ii->,::i „- 

Saratoga Spring — United ■. 
Poet Office Clerks. ■ Sept. 
boos, Scrantan, Pa, 

Saratoga— Aau BTaatiaJfcai'aiiaultij Aaaa.' Sept. 
1-t-ls. -J^lKiTami^ sr. K Ulk .at.' N. Y. 
City. ■. ■ , ■ 

Schrnectady — ^Ncw York State Assn. Cblefa of 
- JMIca;: . JLast week In Angnst. Jss. L. Hy- 
att, Chief of Police, Albany, N. Y. - 

Syr a c use P ationa of lndnatry Stats of - H, Yi 

■ 'i Oec — , Jobn F. Boss, PenndlvOla^ K .T. 

flyracnse^^-Sbeiiberda of America. ~ AlV, ML Dr. 
W. O. Smith. RsTenna. O. ./ 

'Syracuse — State Assn. of Fire Chlefa. ■ Aoc. S2. 
H. Elfalls, Schenectady, N. Y. : , 

Syracnse — New York State Embalaaara" Aaan. 

.;,Sept. — . C. S. SaSoid. CamUIaa, M. Y. 

Bnacoae — American Aaan. ot Obatatridana 'and 

' OyaecoIo^tB. Sept. 20-2S. Dr. Wm. Waiicn 
Potter. 238 Delaware aTC, BoUkk N. Y. 

Syiscuss — mets Pbl Fratenlty "KatMBal. 

- Tenthm. Oct. 14-19. Altlni ~ 
John at., niloo. N. Y. 

Syracuse — New York Branch of ' tbe Interna- 
tional ' Order of the "Kings Oangbtera' and 
Sona.-r OcL 26-28. Mra. David . EL Lalm. 

•^ WoodvUle, N. Y. 

Syiaajse — Supreme Conuell Catholic Mntnal Ben. 
-eSt Aaan. . Oct. 19-22. Joseph -Cameron,. Hor^ 

'■.nelV'lfc.T, . , . ~ 

Xiofi^WaaaB'a Cbilatiaa Temperance Union of 

«Se SUte of New York. Oct. 7-11. Mrs. 

KdUe H. Bntcfalnson, 245 Main at., Owego, 

N. T. 

Watertown— Fltemen'a Assn. Stste of New Yorm. 
'Ang. 16-18. Thomas Honohan. Frankfort, 
N™Y. 

Wstertown — Dsoghters of Amerlcs. Sept. 7. 
SL Ella Yeabe],.407 Jackson St., Syrscusc, 

VOBXK CABOUKA 

liand . Baeampment 1. O. O. F. 

. 



Sept 




mSKOXA- 

ot North Dakota. 
Laeda^ N. D. 
C tTv. ot Kortli Da 
; B., B. WjUt, 



Akrwi niininilt Csnnty O. BL Union. Ang. — . 
Mlaa Braale Slmra. B. F. D.. East Akran. O. 

Akron— Tbe lOltb Beat. Brotberbood. Ang. 10- 
' 11. Samuel B. Ballay, Collsge St., Akion, O. 
Canton — Ohio Bnllding Aaan. League. Ang. 10- 

11. Jullna Whiting, Jr.. Canton. O. 
Cedar Point — Ohio Betall Jewelen' Aaaa. Aug. 

1. A- I... Thoma. Plana, O. : - cv 
Cedar Point— Ohio Obtlcal An. .'ntk'*^ Dr. 

E. L. Jones, SandttBta^ O. - . ' 
Cedar Polnt^Natloaai- Har lan. Ang. 2B-2S. 

J. Fining Tayl«r,-.WIatiialai , lad. 
Cedar Mnt— Aaaaetatcd Ohio DalUea. Ang. 8-S. 

Ik H. Bmsb, ffatwa. O, 
Cedar Point— State BUa' Aaan. Ang. 31-Sept. 

e. Hoso.N. Seblaaalngar, Columbus, o. 
Cedar Polot — State Council ot Ohio. Jr. O. V. 

A. H. Sept. 6-8. J. O. A. Blctater, Box 

378, Canton. O. 
Cedar Point — County Andltora' Aaan. of Olila 

Ang. 2-4. A. B. Pecklnpangb, State Honaa, 

Columbus, O. 
Cloclnnstl — Fratamlty of Good Frlenda, Wlilte 

Men of America. Ang. IS. CoL Stephen A. 

Bonbrlght, CtnClDBatl, O, 
Cincinnati — ^Nattonal Aaan. Window YHmmera 

of Amerlea. Ang. 2. O. A. HcNamara. So. 

Norwalk, Conn. 
Cincinnati — Carriage Bnllders' Nstlonsl Conven. 

Hon. Sept. 27. - Henry C. McLear, Wilming- 
ton, Del. 

Cincinnati — Trl -State Vehicle and Implement 
Dealsnt Aaaa^ OeLiJlMU. P. T, Bathbnn. 

Si"" — - 



i .-MglrtaeaeMI*"- damp 
: hmu : •''inAivtcwwaa, 



Columbtia— O. P. I. A. Local No. 43 Sept. 39. 

Leon Porche, 2412 Varrlck at.. Colomboa. O. 
Colnmbaa — Ohio Society of CartUed Public Ae- 

conataata. Sq>t. 10. J. J. IfcKidgbt. Bay. 

dc& BUg., OftinniV'Ti O. 
Colnmba a Ohio iMerathm at tabor. Oct. 11. 

N..D. TboBaarnr BBifar-avaka-OtoniaB^ O, 
Colnmbaa — I. O. JU-SU OmM .OiMllk-' MlPt. 

11. Tboa. 1. bwta, SUTik M gti -lluS'i 

Ferry, OlilOh 
Columbus — laterastlonal Order ot Good Temp- 
lars. Grand Lodge ot Ohio. Augnat IT. B. 

a. Taylor. 3304 Ilaalfdale aTa» atoraland, a 
Columbus — 174th BfiwatsO. .T.-Vl, ' 

tlon. Oct. 19. I.~B.'eMr^'ai 

St.. Marion. O.- -.'i'-.T,;- . ... 

1. Jalta .^L-^:B•tk,>Jiw^lbiWa■-^BMB., To- 



ledo, O 

Colnmbaa — Grand Chapter ot Baatem Star. Oct. 
29-27. Jeaaette S. Hay, 1327 Door at.. To- 
ledo. 0. 

Columbus— Grand Lodge F. A A. M. of Ohio. 

Oct. 10-20. J. H. Bromwell. Cincinnati, O. 
Oolumbna — Benolon 174th O. v. Infantry. Oct. 

19. J. E. Crow, 301 W. Cbnrcb at., Marlon, 

o. 

Dayton — P. O. S. of A. State Camp. Sent. 21- 
Zl. ' G. W. NawmaD, 482 W. Sd arc, Oolnm- 

HaaatiMi Ulaail Aaan. off DUranaUata. Oct. 

14-ie. XlM Jaule Warwick, en Batter Bldg., 

HamUtoo. 0. 
Hamotoa— Ohio Betan Oraeera and Bntcban* 

Aaaa. Dee. 6-T. W. H. Cook, aecy. 
Marietta— Grand Oommandciy Knigbta Temp- 

lara ot Ohio. Oct. 12. Jobn Nelaon BeU. 

9 B. 2d St., Dayton. O. 
MeCunnellBTlUe — Mnsklngnm Valley Chantaaqua. 

Ang. 10-20. J. E. Torbet. McConneUarUl*. 

O. 

Newark— 76tb' Ohio Vol. Infantry. Oct. 9. A 

W. Hall. 60 Cbeotnnt st.. Newark, O. 
Mawark — State Cbaterence of Cbarltlea and Cor- 

lectlona. Oct. — . H. H. Shlrcr, SOS Har- 

rlaon BIdg.. 4Ti>Iiimlrtiaj O. . 
Toledo — Ohio Fire Chic fa' Aaaa. Sept. — . D. 

K. Moser, Warren, 0. 
Toledo— Great Council ot the U. -S. ot the Im- 

S roved Order of Red Men. Sept. 12. Wilaon 
irooks. 234 LsSslIe St., Chicago, III. 
Toledo— Grand ConncU Boyal and Select Uaa- 
ters of Ohio. Oct. 4. Wm. B. Erana. Cbllll- 
cothe. O. 

Washington C. H. — Grand Temple' of Ohio, La- 
dles ot tbe Oolden Baglab.-Mfc.lMept 3. 

Mta. Clara A. AlezanSar, SSiS^-XdaaatOBe 

St., Sprlngfleld. O. . . . 

Washington C. H.-^iaBd OMtla Katebta ot the 
Golden Eagle. AngT SMapt. 1.- P. -J. -Oood- 

rich, Troy. O. i. ■ ■.'--' ■.' "'^ ' • ■ ' 
Well»top-jajrt>- IMaW^j^og;||j|rg>iUUI^Ki>,^6. 

Wm. Fernun,'. Ife. - oi' 'Bnadw^. WUIa- 

ton. O. 

Wadsworth— 33th Bemilon leth O. V. I. Sept. 

27-^. Bnla Pleracm, Wooster. O. 
YansgBtown — I. O. F. Sept. 20. B. F. Haa- 

aaah sm W. 9Sd at., Otordaad. a 



Bridgeport — Beunlon of Blua aaS-QtaF OC Weat- 

ero Oklahoma. Aug.' 23-2T.~.'3^''.T."WMiaaII. 

Box 31. Bridgeport, Okla. 
Jefferaov— Nameaatcfa Otlafcwia'^ 

aodatloB. :..Bv.>:.l»-]ti'^P>'.:A,- 

eraoa.- OUa. 

Oklahoma City— Pbotograpliera' Asan. of OUa. 
Oct. 25-27. G. W. Norrelte, Chlckaaha, Ok 
U. 

Stlllwatei^Rehekah State Assembly of Okls- 
boma. Oct. 10. Ida C. Beck; El Reno. Okla. 

Stillwater— Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. of Okla- 
homa. Oct. 10-21. J. A. Csrlberg, Guthrie, 
Okla. 

Tahleqnab— Oklahoma State Anti Horae Thief 
.Aaaa. .Oct. 28. Wm. H. A^ Barriaon, Box 

Portland — Andent Order Ual 
IB.- C. M. Ste " 
Portland, Ore. 



Beading— Grand Cbamlier, Order ot Knigklk 9t 
Jrlendihlp. Aug. 19-18. Tboa. K. Johnalaa. 
1208 Filbert at., Pblladdphia, Pa. , 

Scranlott— Supreme Caatle Kalgbta of -tba CWUca 
Eagle. Oct 11. A. a I^tda, 814 N. Broai. 
at, PhUadelphIa, Pa. 

Scranton — State Federation ot PennsylTanIa Co- 
rnell. Middle of October. Mra. Hairii«B iM* 
der, Cornwall, Lebanon Conaty, Pa. 

Scranton — Board of Trade Induatrial 
Oct — . (ten days). Mark K. Bd|af,sJ 
ot Trade Bldg., Scrantoa. Pa.. . .'..^ '-Wi 

at, Erie. Pa. • \^ 
Siirlng Orbre — P. O.' S. «( A; 'ijnM VojiMm 
~ Conrentlon. Aug. It. A. B, . lacohab ^SgHaK 
-; Forge, York Co.. Pa. •■ /■••■.,'•.-,' ■.:»■■.'. 
SMaiBrllU^IIattt/^nn^sante_M 




XKOSZ IBLABD 

Newport— District Lodge R. I.. No. 3. V. O. 
8ept ._4. _ Pari B. Sandberg,: S81 Westmlnater 

^ Septr^^S^£3S^t^^«Mr nSr^ 

IPbUadelphIa, Pa. : ■ : > ' • 

ProTldence— B. I. B a b i fcab - AaaiM ^ly . ' Pet. :11, 
Cora A. Aldricb, WO .Cka lt al a ii - aTo;, n<m>: 
deuce, B. I.-^'- .:-'-^'^,'-::i;j- -';'^:;-' .-'.■■'•ir''^;^" 




«C -VmK^Makkiri-tme ]|. - 

IS. -I..' - a- Oolbcca, Soaataet' Sa.'" . 
Woonaocket— Woman'a Cbriattaa 'Temperaaea 
Union ot R. I. Oct 94. ' MIsa Usrr B. 01> 
ney, 810 Bntler Bldg., Providence, B. I. - 



WANTED— Med. Performers In sll lines to work 
in stock. State your loweat in flrat Easy work. 
One show a day. Addraaa W. WARTJB WOUtZi 
Mgr. Circle Theatre, OalnesTllle, FU. 



WANTED AT ONCE, STOCK OOXPANY— Mnal- 
cal Com<-<ly and VaudeTille for tbe new Opera 
House. Good ahow town of G.000 people. Write 
immediately. IB. L. STEPHENS, Mgr., Mar- 
tlnavUle. 'Va. ■ - 



WABTED— Fw Olfford and UUtoa TaadaTlUo, 
nadat canvas; Organ Player that can work In 

acta: salary aure; long and pleasant 

meaL Ticket! Yes. it I know yoo. 
SOS B. Broadway, Ht Vernon, Bla. - 



VAUDEViUi MB DiM^^ 



Snaa. 



WANTED QUICK 

Lady Miisicianis 

- -— ItaiTBar- 



For-MUIta 



Wire or write. bllSS SAOn 
ST Monaandlo Afoaaab 



WANTED 
FOR THE ZELDA DeCOUPE SHOW 




male and'teaialo; 
_ -. Joore. wtita. . ■ ^ 
attraction. QOU ' 
BuffalOkjll^ 



ii*Jaly 



-: WANTED :-— 

Flrst-clasa Singer, TanderlUe expedcaee, with 
good wardrobe, attractive app ea ranc e , ambltlatu 



PENNSYLVANIA 



AUeotown — Yeoman Order Hamgarl. Second 
waek In Angust Henry UUialdier, 2S1T N. 

. Bancroft, PhUadelphU. Pa. 

AUantowa — ^Leblgb Valley Kennel Clnb. Ang. 
SO. M. B. Horn. 84 No. llth at. AUai. 
town. Pa. . 

Allentoau .Andent Order Knigbta of tbe Mys- 
tic Chain. Sept 13. John J. Dsvts, Box 
256, PltUbnrg, Ps. 

Allentown — Grsnd Encsmpment of Pennsylva- 
nia. I. O. O. F. Oct. 17-20. Usher A. HaU, 
Odd Fellows Temple. PhUadelphIa, Pa. 

Allentown — Federated Humane Socletlea of Penn- 
aylvanla. Oct 6-7. Tboa. S. Oarllale. 36 ». 
ISth at. PtaUadelpbia. Pa.. 

Altnona Fireaaen's Assn. of Pa.'-V 
W. Wonder. Besdlog, Ps. • 

Brsdtord Springs — Pennsylvania 1 , 

Sept 6-7. D. S. Kloaa. Tyroaa,' M. ' ' 

Botler — ^Betall Merchanta' Assn'. of Fa. Au. 
16-18. A. M. Hawes, Erie, Pa. 

Clwater — State Connell ot Pennaylvania Order 
of Independent Americana. Sept. 20. Wm- 
A. Pike, Broad and Arch ata., Philadelphia. 
Pa. 

Erie — State Council of Pa., Jr. O. U. A. M. 
Sept 20. Geo. S. Ford. Box 766. Philadelphia. 
Pa. 

Franklin— I2lBt Rrgt Pa. Volnnteer Infantry. 

Oct 19. 8. T. Borland, Fredooia. Pa. - 
Harriabnrg— American Assodstlon affi VatK'.' 8o- 

perinteadents. Between Angnit ; I ^aid 16. 

F. L. Mulford, Harriabnrg, Fa. . 
PhlUdelphIa— National Aaaa. oC Jbalar' Mwet 

Metal Workers. Ang. 10-1&: . Otl» ;l0«bal, 

Syrscnse, N. Y. • .. '--^.V'-' ';''';- 

PhlUdelphIa- A. and I, fC-^'SiislilB . aCliaita. 

-Oct 18-20. Frank GraF,' BnaS^aaS AMtilk., 

PhlUdelphIa, Pa. . -..-'■r - 

PblladelphU— National Aaan. Maatar Ibaat-Met- 

al Workers. Ang. 8-13. B. wTMSi^JHn S. 

Fourth at, Philadelphia. Pa. - '' 
Pittsburg — American Lod^ of 

Aug. 0-12. Joiu O. 

Bldg.,-UUca. N. Y. 
Ptttabmg— Itwaitlaaal 

23-29. Jaw Q.^ lOD 

Chicago, m. 
Pittsburg— Nstlonsl aaS Bataii 

Sent 12. Tboa. H.'Potllt - 

Chicago. ni. .■vi?^'-'--.f-' T 

Plttabarg^^fedleal Sodety of tho---aiiMii 

Paaaaylranla. . Oct S-T. CjrnS-'i'Sir'iMaT- 

enaTlM a.Mbla ab, AtMH,'-Pli.V' ; V <., 

' ' " ' ^' ' ' " ' " ■■ MtglA 



M. 3;' 




or 



worker, to join special dancer In atater team, at 
once. All partlcalars, photo, preaa notlcea. Orat 
letter. Addresa DANCBB, care Billboard. Cin- 
dnoatl, Ohio. 



Wanted, for about one month engagement 

Sensational Hiiih Wire 
and Dive Perl onnte 

OMng MO. UMt'ta tBMmm as*: wMrtM 
Write af aa e a . glvtng deUOs. tataa Oad 
eneaa. mWAOmt COUNCIL OBBfiOr unMB- 
KENT PABK. PorUand. Oregon.. -il^lL 



....WANTED.... 

First-Class Lady Tronboilst 

ADDRESS 

BRADLEY A NOt LADIES ORCHESTRA, 
Oonton, Toxaa, July 25th and waak, 
Cloburno, Toxaa, Auquat lata nd waak. 



BLONDIN SHOW 
WANTS 

Tuba. B. A O.; Oarlnet, B. A O.. Eb; on atrcol; 
Clarinet, double stage. Most Join at once. Tick- 
ets It known. Addreaa MacksvlUe, 80: Kloatey. 
Ang. I; ElUnwood. 2; Mickeraoa. 8: all Kansaa. 



WANTED-COMPANB 

Vaodeville, Musical Comedies, Dramatic . and 
Bepertolra. One of the Onest thestres in State 
ot Ohio. Seating capacity 600. New theatre, 
coating (25,000. Stage 20x34, opening 24 feet, 
height 20 teet Big money tor good compaalaa, 
W^te ^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ifMM a^^^ '^SS!" 



i^rnUCTlONS aid SHOWS 

—WANTED— 
FOR ONE WEEK'S eOUNTT FAIR 

Laige grounds. Second week in Octo- 
jWi -Dslton; third and fourth weeks,. Cal- 
* Rome, Georgia. Apply to 
J, A 8H0FE, Dslton, Oeoig!*. 



59 



SOUTK OABOUVA 
t. mini— Hut Ann AiH* Clwptar. L«at of 

■bV .'HSlSn-^nBd UdIM Order ot 04J »el- 
*l.-,-ir Aoira-O. W. H. Botiwrrofd. Onw». 




tnl BUI*.. BaltUMOiKd.^ ^ _ 

Oct. 13-14. 'OhU. a;X«aB» Oakwood. IlL 
KDoivllle— Soottcm NurMijiuen'i Aim. Aug. 

24 A- !• Smith, KnozTlUe, Tenn. 

Trl-SUto FOOltiJ Show. Sept, 27- 

Oct. *. C. I» Bakw, Mempbla, X*Dn. 
Nashville— Or»Bd IfdW >• <>vO;.?< Ji&£BMS: 

•re. Oct. 10. J. B. H«rtw^.;lMj M l Mtt 

»Te., N. NailiTUle. Tmu. , 
MnbTint— BiMbcdiood ot St. Aadraw. Sapt, 

»Oet. 3. BHtatt CwlMOB. Box 2808, Baa- 
too. Um. 

W*tlivlll«— Bolwkata AiMmbUr, I. O. O. r. 
Oct. 18. Mm TbORoa A. Kxamar. TSO SIshtb 
1T«.. S.. MubTlllo, TtBO. 
.>l9>>*>U%:^NtlitnJMcd iUn. . Mo?. >10. 



etna, Tex 

Ab«Ub— Texms Oonf t eoo of Ifotben aod Pannt 
Tctcber AuoeUtloaL OeL 13-14. Mn. J. M. 
porter. piM., Park Hotal. Dallaau Tos. 
Btiamoot— Soatlwnt XkXM Ptoltir Am. Hot. 
21-28. jr. L. HdOalar. UlS^BaRlM at.. 

Joly 



Bciamoot, Tex. 
Csrilcine-^^ScBtral Texas Pooltrx Aan. 



11-M. 8. J. Cnrtli, Oameaaa. Tax. 
Dtllis— Amulean Ana. ot PaMcager Anala. 

Oct. 10-11. Gordon O. Noble. MO ~ ' 
It., PhUidelpbla. Pa. 
Dallas— National Wboleaale Drotsteta' _„ 
Not. 14-18. 3. B. Tomi. 81 ruTton at.. New 

York City. 

Fort Wortb — American Bailwaj Bridge aad 

BulldlDg A«80. Oct. 18. 0. A. Udtty, can 

a * K. W. B. Z.. Okleaco, lu. 
m ai M o P ro f aii l oaa l \PboiaBnpben' Aan. of 

Texai. Oct. IS-an. V. H. Bord. Oalatarllla, 

T»x. 

Hooitoo— Xolthl* 104 ladlM oCCBnMB, - Aag. 

2. O. Borgbelm. HoastoB. Tmu ■ 
Harlln— Trxii Koral Latter O aul aiif Awfc aepu 

6-6. Thoa. T. Baaaa^ Itaila, -ligi,-^-; ' : 

tlaa. Ang. 12-18. ■ :. .-5.. .'. 

aui Antonlo-onaaOCIadialppl OwiBpiiajt Caa- 
greaa. Not. sa-KJ. Artinr R'-IMmK Bok 
196. Dcarar, OaL . ■ ■ ;■ 
''*e<>--43(aBa La4M'-«C.,Vina- AJL>'. 'A A. M. 
Dec 9. TnlfinflMn. IfiMliiTtWBliL Waco. 




VTAR 

■ Canon — Orand XBeampiDent L O. O. 
f V %r%.-J'- Moo™. Bo« MM, - - 
lake City, Utak. 
Patkenbnr^W. Va. State Medteal AaHh^' 
e-T. A. P. Bott. Dana, W. Ya. 

TZBKOn 
BtUawa Falla— Graat Cbanell ot 
B. M. Aog. as. Cbaa. A. B 
MO (t ' 

BarUagtoB— Tatmoiit Stat* rticmcB'a AiaoeU- 

Uoo CoOTCDtloB and IVmrnameot. Aog. 10-11. 
B. D. Moore, Bcoalngton, Vt. 



' Tetmoot. I. O. 
la AtktO' 





Spokane— Coontiy Ufa Conference. Not. 14-19. 
Tacoma— WasblnrtoQ Bdncatlooal Atan. Dec. 

27-29. 0. C. WUtser, Bryant Bcbool, Taco- 

ma, Waab. 

WZST TIBOmA 
Bacbley— Orand Temple of Weat Virginia Ladlea' 

Oolden' Bagle. Sept. 4. Mn. Strab Davlk, 

Beckl«7, W. Va. 
BecUay— Orand Caetle Kntgbts ot the Ooldee 

Bagle. Sept. S-7. T. H. Clay, Bnatlogton, 

W. Va. 

Cherleataa:rA. O^U._W. Aog. — « Joa; M. 

■Wai 
Cbi 




O. n. A.' M. Beat, ai-22. 

Braot SbtlTcr. New KatttoarlUe. W. Va. . 
CharlcatOB— Weat VlrglnU Aaan.' ot Poatmaa- 
tera of ' tbe Flrat: Secood aod Third Claaaca. 
Oct. — . T. T. Hoffman, Kejuer. W. Va. 
HIntOD — Weat Va. Teacbera' Aaaa. Not. 24. 

Alra. Beica J. Johano. Kimball. W. Va. 
HcDtgomaiy— aUta.OMMil O. D. Ai M. Oct. 
18. J. AltM byte. Bas IS. fayetteTUk. 
W. Va. 

Parkerabnrg — Grand I«dge K. . ot P. (Colored). 
Ang. 8-8. H. H. Bailey. Montgomery. W. Va. 



Pood da Wlacooalnnineral I Ma a c let a Aaaa. 

Ang. 2-B. I. J. riemlttg. Ban Clalra. Wla. 
Pond dn La^— Orand BneamDment of WlaeoBiln, 

I. O. O. P. Oct. 11-12. W. H. Mmmo.. Pond 

do Lac Wla. 
I« CToaae — Wlaconatn Banket** Aaaoelatlon. 

Aog. — . Ooorga D. Battlett, 111 Mason St., 

Mnwankee, Wla. 
Mllwankee — Kncampmcnt Uniformed Bank K. ot 

P. Ang. 1-8. Ma]. Oen. Arthur Stobbert, 

American National Bank Bldg., St. Paol. 



WANTED — ^Three Good Shows on Percentage for 

THUMB DISTRICT FAIR 

PORT HUnONi MICHIOAN. MrrBMRKRiiMl.f4H>.1ttll«litf ItMi. 

JOHIt «. WITixirr. i oow u ity. 



Mllwankee— Snprcme Lodge K. ot P. Anguat 

1-10. B. L. a White. NaahTine. Tl»a. 
MUwaata a Wlaeoaaln Haidwara Lnmbermen'a 
Aaaa. 8e»t. 90.- A. ■. Beebe^ MclflllaB. 

Wla. 

Hnwai , 

" " """" Uttl It, 



Jaly U. 
■We. Pa.^ 




B-B. 
O. 

Mllwankee — IntematlOBal Pox Aaan. Anr. 30- 
Sept. 2. M. 0. Snyder. Cblombus, 0. 

Mllwankee — Brotheriiood Ballway Carmen ot 
America. Sept. — . B. Wm. weeks, 807 Hall 
Bids.. Kanaaa Cl^. Mo. 

Mnwaokaa— Orand Chapter O. B. 8. Oct. — . 
HOtaB II. Loflla. dtt ttMnMm at, SOtwaBkce. 



Mlwaake a Orlar Itntaal PiataetteD. Oct. — . 

O. iwl-Veeehlou US«. No, I8» LaSalle at.. 

Chicago, in. 
MDwaokec— Wlaeeaatn Cheeae Makers* Aasn. 

Oct. 21-22. N. S. Baer. 22 Weat Doty at-, 

MadlaoB. Wis. 
Ocoooowaree — Wlaeonsin State Hortlmltnral So- 



ciety. Ang. 17-18. Frederick CraneOeld. Mad 
ISOB. Wla. 

Oahkoah — ^Wtaconiiln State Assn. Maatcr Hoose- 
Painter* and Oecoraton. Aug. 2-4. Leonard 
Poieater. DO S2d at.. Mllwankee, Wla. 

FlattTllle — Lotber Leagne of Wlaeenala.' Ang. 
—V 'John Mael, Mt. BoN^ Wla. 

WOnpak t O aodjfcmplata' — " ~- 




_->a Aaaa.. Aog. 
'' t^ttaBoS^i'Vtu" *" "" " "" ** SDl Poorth at., 
AknaMkH^aUosal Chriatjaa Cayaa Boat ot 
;r2P"a- a. joh« B..Moaa, oth * i«. 

;*iS!B**^r—?!?*i«'^ Bom* Otad*. Sept. 19. 

SSS fe ^'««'. «W U wTwa*. 
araltleboio — Va. Stala 

Writ week In Mi 

Barllagtoo. Va. 
ChulottaaTUIe— B. .. 

^i!!2L'!?'"«^S«' 0' North Amariea. 

Odanendent Older or Becbabltea. Sept. 18, 

wiiSgt^bTa 

Betgptlag * p >— ereial Law Laagoa ot Amcrl- 
AIS^SL^FX U Kra«r, ISi I* 

"•S^'j— * M. a BataU Implemant, Vehl- 
ge ft Uachlnanr Dealara* Aaaa. Nor. 16-17. 
''■ Speaear. laok Main at BlnhmnaMI Va. 

BlrtooDd— National Aaan. " " - 
Sl?-^''"?- >«• Wm. P. 

. 2M at.. Sew York City. ■:.,,^;v;v:-..-v'-- 

Blebmond— Photographeitf AMBiriilijnr^-^- 

WAianianur 

™iiTi''S.~''~**" Waabtogtoo Woman'a Obrla- 
Uiin Temperance Dolon, Bepjt. gO-Oet. 4. Mar. 
Wart!"' """^ *M •^<>« BlSSr. Baattli: 

'"a\ ;J''««'»-W«»«>Ingtoo Stat* Blln* Banlen 

" Sfar - *«p3l!?B; - Bdekatt. 



OAXABA 

Calgary. Alta. — Orand Lodge ot Alberta. I. O. 
O. P. Aog. 11-13. O. E. Tlrdall, P. O. Box 
283. Calgary. AlU.. Can. 
Port William. Ont.— Trades and Labor Oangreaa 
ot Canada. -Sept. 13-lT. P. M. Ocapar. Bos 
518, Ottawa, Ont. Can. . _ . . 

Onelph. Oat.— American Leleeatar Bnadai*' 
Aaaa. Daew — . A. y. Ttemple. OamaraCL IlL 
KeatTlII*, M. S.— High Coort of- N. 8. 1. O. P. 

Sept. — s B. I. maeler. Halifax, N. S. Can. 
KlngstOB, Oat. — Tbe Loyal Tme Bloe Aaan. 
Angnst 9-11. NIcholaa Ingram, Box 147, Port 
perry, Ont. _ _ 

LoodoB. Ont.— SoTcnIgn Great Priory of Oai>- 
ada. Knight Templara. Ang. 4-8. W. D. 
Wbyta. Box 1207, Mootml. Can. 
Lcodoo, Ont. — Ontario VegeUble Growers* Aasn. 
Dates not settled (Sept.). J. Lockl* WUbob, 
Parliament BIdr.. Toronto. Ont., Caa. 



Monlnal^ (^e.— Bebekah Amnnbly^t^ Qaetee. 



Mn> H. 



Box 



X'a'aract Bfiig.. Seattle.' „m.m- , , 
■ ■!'".• ■■"!»— Dry Farming riaiaVaia: Cab 




Anc. IT. 

888, Shcrhrookc. Qo*.. „ 

MoatrcaL Oat— Behakak ' AiaraHy otOatario. 
Aog. .9-101, Mis. X. A. Peaic*. 288 Mark- 
ham at, Toronto, Can. 
Moatieal, Qna.— Orand Lodge of Qoebee. I. 0. 
O. P. Ana. 17. P. J. Poller, Box 432, 
Montreal. Cao. 
Ottawa, Ont— Eaatem Ontario Dental. Aog. 
81-Sept a. Dr. W. B. Qrcaner Ottawa. Ont, 

Can. 

OtUwa, On t B om , at 

Ang. — . 
Park Bona. Oal 

Ho. Ang. ~' 

Oat. Can. 

at. Btaphen. N. B.-«raad ConneD Bjyal Area 
. aam.- Ang. 8. I. O. Allison. SackrlDe. N. B. 
■aadwleb--Natlenal Cd. Men'a Hotel and Llqoor 
Daalcra' Aaan. Jnly 20-21. Jamea A. Boas, 
. 78 Cllitton at, Baffalo, N. T 
Itoooto— Templar* _ot Honor and Temperance, 
flapt 8. BeT. ~ " ~ 

N. J, 

Toronto, Ont— ^nlon of Canadian Mnnldpalltlea. 
Sept — , W. D. LIghthall, Qoebee Bank 
Bldg., Montreal. Can. 

Toronto, Ont. — Independent Order. Odd Pel- 
lows. Ang. 10-11. J. B. KInf . Room SS, Can- 
ada Ufa Bldg.. Toronto, Ont. Can. 

•hTCL M. 8. — Orand Baeampment ot I. O. O. P., 
Haratlme ProTlac** ot Oaoada Ang. 0. Mr. 
MalTlUe McKeaa. Aattmdi^ M. 

VancooTei^-Cblet^ OliBataW*g,AaM. Jg,. -jwaaa. 
Ang. 2-S. wm. . ataiK,">«ip jnil>: wiiaaini 

vSS^ir^^a o.-Pholofartsftf Aaift 

Paclfle Northweat. Ang; t* W. O. ~— — 
VancoaTsr, Waah. 

VaaeoaTor — Caaadiaa 

Sept 204S. iJB. M. 
Bank BM» 
Welland— P 
Aug. 1-S. 
Ont.. Can. 

PANAMA 

Panama— American Inatltnte ot Mlnlog Stgi^ 




1 i\iW 01?DCI CeneMslon PMptok Ppm Attraetien*. 
1.11 UIV tlClvl^I Oeoan Wav* Swing, and Claan Shows 

-••-•mm-w WA.NXED 



At Mayflald, Ky.. Big Ceoaty Pair, 
lowered and crawds win .bg 
Bight good Pair towaa^ 
terma and price*. 



Daya aad Ntghta. Bept 7-»*-VK XUO. mesa or 
ytm W88t HwiiMoa goitHy fsiy 
la' B. W.' raxOB. Baa f ataiy. SbyMO. Bly. 



WANTED -HIGH-CLASS CARNIVAL 

.arAmnsaiaeats for nUaiaB Ooaatp BWr, Aog; M talB. Wa feava 
>; Bnt ataahiD la Oklahoaia. P>*aa»li|h la tiBrtawB *- ~ 



LEAVENWORTH COUNTY FAIR 



Opens Labor Day, Sept 5 to 8, Day and Night 



Two lakoik 

aold. 



W A M TIa n ConoMslOM off All Kinds: Msrvy-go-reund. Ft 
If A n I Et U WliMi or any Riding DMrioa. indapsndantSli 



Forris 




NimONM. SLKVE 

New and perfect A money makar. Beat ot lu kind. Makaa XWUb Mat 
pictnrcn. gSO.OO to •30.00 per day can be made In good lii f a tlW ia i Kuia aoa , 
toslTe cop. Lena with adlnatable foena and dial plate for taking jptetorao at 

different distances; alao magnetic reTcislble plate bolder for 

_ - - - ^ . ._ 



Takes pletarcs rapidly; aa 



aa yon can get penooa to front of tbe 



No (npetienc* rntnlrcd. " Any' one' can operate' them by following MMad 
laatrnetloaa.. Camera complete, 917.001. pUtes. ,Ie ca^ ^ OaiaMpVi »• 



. Depoal t 

wuvn. iMMuaw. v. v. v.. wm cMnw. W 111 aaawcr w 
We are also dealer* la aU slaca ot dry terrotyp* plataa. 



, _„ Mooata, 20e to aoe per IOOl. 

ofdeis; balaaea. O. Of. D., aod cnargea. 



NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH MACHINE COMPANY, 



BSW TOBX. V. T. 




^ierMW if- 



^YOUR — 

LAST CHANCE 

T» Sgeura «hl« . 

Magnificent Volttim* 
Absolutely 

FREE 




Alboolc, 

celebnbes 
beautifulhr 
cloth, with I 



SH^OH, ooiituniog*467 
photogriiiiiaof wdl-kninra 
■ of uie Ameiictai stage, 
T bound in full libtuy 
doth, with cover deagn in gofd. Its 
a dramatic reference book and bio- 
graphical dictiomuy of the theatre, 
containing careen of actors, ao- 
treaaes, mansgeiB and plsywxwits, 

While they last, one oC thdie handsome books will tie ijiren ab- 
solutely free with a year's subscription to THE BIUBOARD. 
We have puidiased the entire stock direct from the publisher. 
Tins book Jim iMen r«UJIing at $3,50 at all fint*aass book 
storai. TliosttbaciiptioB^neeof ThoBUlkoardvemauuthe 
same; S4.00 for 52 IM IM^ w bidi. If pMBdwqd at the nawstand, 
would coat y<m«5^. . TH5 K 

Yoan for 



One TeM^SiAKripliMi jton« 



If you want to get in on this good thing before it is too lat^ 
send lis your order today with remittance of $4.00, upon receipt of 
which we will enter your subscription and forward premium at once. 

Remembcr—Onr Supply o£ iSm Prcouam is Lnutcd. 
Address your order to Greulation Dopartmenlp 

The Billboard Pnb. Co., lUHi Sfc^ ChdMM^ a 




Tti^e Billboard^ 



JULY 90, t9W. 



[ Street F 



airs 



Ant. 1-7. 

nxntoiB 

A. Flcale. AOS. S*-2S. 



Bmttj 



Aahknm— U. 

C. OUpln. 
AMtampaon- 
■ 8. Otto S. _ 
Atwood— Atwo«< 

C SIpe. Mcy. ■• 
Bcomlns — Ninth Anmul Free FUk t^.-^'i-JM^ 

»«. J. P. Todd. Browslos, DL 

Bokar HIS— Cnatral. Aag. JS4III > 
BhImB— BMBiaa at OoUms SMhIb. Am. 4. 
Cucf^-CMT BmU» Itcfa Amb. AwTlS-SO. 

B. B. FltapaiTick. C*acr> m. 
Celeliratci^-I)afa» rtatnul Fladc t. J. 

■ A. Karaiush, *ec7. 

euisow — I. O. B. IC. Pow Woir ud OUaML 

AOS. 18-20. J. P. Ward. arcT- 
Giarmir — Home Conine ud Old Settlen' Ple- 

Ble. Adk. lS-20. J. D. BInll. tecj. 
HUItboro— Old SetUen' Bconioa. Sapt. 1. Or- 

B. B. Strmnsc. a«c7. - . t*: » ■- 

B"inm ITifiiit Homa Plenic :Ja|^'SSK'':flL 
.H. Bum. ater.. Kinni. m. .■ 
'-4atar Wait. Bavt. Wt^JfWttb K 

BeMa. Bcr. prir. 

Umnsfield — CarniTal and Com Sbov. Sept. IS- 
IS. J. R. Watkins. MinaOeld, 111. 

UetriK— Home Caailac Ang. IMO. B. 
GUck. *e<7- 



Bran. aK7. . 
PrtncrioD — Fumcra' QuatraL Sfyt. A. 

B. Unbolx. tecr. 
Balrljsb— Soldiers ud Bcttlccx* toinlaa. Anc. 

24-26. W. B. LtFin, "'t-*^ m. 

Balcm— Homa Oamlic ni OH.. 

Satlon' Bemdaa. Aas^ SBapL S. 




Boalnea U«ii*a Aasn.. mars. 
Swanirlek — ^M. W. A. picnic. Aug. S. O. Q. 

Plskerton. aeer., Svruinlctc III. 
Toledo — Toledo CarnlTml Assn. Anir. Sfr-Stopt. S. 
Wm. 51. Lonlia. necy.. Toledo. III. 

IBSIAKA 

Albion— Albion Street Fair Asm. Sept. 21-24. 
Martin H. Spaogler. secy. 
''Andenoi^ — Home Comlox Week. AoK. 1-<L A. 
" . K. Caiprater, aecjr.. care Cbamber of Com- 

OacBlnl. Oet: »T. jaka 

IwiilT'toi^ Wtnal Aid Social^. Aag. SMB. 

Pad B. TInter. Anrort. Ind; . - 
BMvmataini — Soldleia' Betmloa aad BMa^Oaai- 

laK> Aas. 17-19. D. B. Vanea. mer- 
Clatna fluiae Sbow and Home-Comlag. Aag. 
IT. 3, -9^ Adama. bmt. 

" ~ " Fall Festival. Seirt. 5-10. IT. 
^Ko. 1 PjUiUn Bldg.. Elwood. Ind. 

Grange Coantr Farm Pradacta 
Con SdMol WaA. Oct. S-T. X. 



Sptlafa— Baxter. : 
S. Cbas^ L. Smith, tej. 



Aag. S4apt. 

Homa Comlnc. ' Aoc 2t-28. Mark 

nUmcr, aecy. Booeters* Oab, Bakrldce. Kana. 
Garden Cltr — CttUemen's CtmlTai. Oct. 2-9. 

B. F. SImooda. Garden Cltr, Kana. 
Humboldt — AanlTeraarr Celebration. Sept. 21- 

23. j7 B. Wakefield. Bmnboldt. Kana. 
Jewdl CUT— BIx Celebration. Ans. 11. r. J. 

Sdmltt. Jewell City. Kan. 
MaznatUe — tfaiaball Cooatr t<0C Bolllag. An*. 

S-O. A. B. CampbaU. ««. . ._ 
Baadall— BaadaU €iI*mM» . Aac K. W. 

FalrcUld. ae«y. 
Sylran Ororc — Ananal 

W. H. Brelnan. aacfS. 
Warerlj — ^Aaoaal Ohio 

IS- C"*t_J«"Uent. .^ ---'^ 

teu I-mphets CaratariU ■ Ml^ IT- 
Casej. aetr. -. 
JUHXUUU 



Ky. 

cure HOI— Caltar 






MlCiUQAV 



Cbeboygan — Eagles Mld-Sommer FcatlTal. Aag. 

— . I. P. doae, aen-.; Barkoot Sham, attr. 
naanrh Taalaa ini flMaiir VaattaaL Sept. 

— w Oaa. a^Jania, aacr-: Barkaat Skowa, 

•nr. 

Ifialitliiaa W aC P. ■lnat-«Ur a^ J<Mt*aL 

ix'^-'mxifc* ri5J jf'ijMc'*'i* TT T. 

OToole. aaey. l ^ ■ ..ilji'-'—LiL 

Marqoette — ^Maccabed or VML OMirFa- 
Celebration. Sent. A. UMBaaal, 
aecr.; Barkoot Staowa, attr. 




nw TOXK 



p. 



BIngfaamton — CamlTaL Skpt. 28-Sa. B. 

dpaoldtny, aecy.. BlngfaamtOQ. N. T. 
Blmlra— Eaglea" Street Fair. An*. — . O. 

Oerlne. 222 Baldwin at., Elmlra. N. T. 
Jameatnwn— Centennial Week. Aoa. XV-liapt.4. 

Week and Oatlai ittf, 
n-lT. C Hart. secy. 

" ~ Week Oeli biatlWL ■ .A—. 




Aahland— Commercial CM ObbML' OcI. 4-S. 

N. Straujia. chairman. 
BaieBTllle — Carolra). iSept. 15-17. Dr. A. I. 
Dorr, secr- 

Bellalre— Bellalre Aeria No. STl. F. O. B. Car- 
nlral. Dates not aet. Aadiaw OL Cmmelle, 
aacy. 

BelleTlllei — BellerlUa St. VUr * Bhh Coming 
Sept 13-16. Wm. Bt«; trngmt lHtmnm, o. 

Bloomlngburg — 1^. of P. VlMfe 'Av^ ST* K* 

B. Hoaeboom. aecy. 
Bowling Oieaa Calalaatlan Aiw. 1-4. 3. B. 
~nSnkatt. am . „ 

la Basea, riiaailwr a( Cam- 

— aetanatl, O. 

DaytOB— Dayton ladaatrlal Expoaltloa aa^ ran 
Featleal. Sept. 19-28. F. M. Barnes. D c 
OUo. 

Wt. Eecorerj — Harrest Jubilee Aaan. Aoc 10- 
IZ. Frank J . nimiUmaa. Lack Dcawar S. 



Ha 

an 

Sept. M.. 



OOHFER A FAYOB BT BOTU'XUIO THE BIIXBOABS 
SBOK OB EBBOBS'nr OUB UBT OF 8TBEET FAIBS, 
BELOW MAX ax mBD FOB THAX FUXMSB. 




Jt H. DaBax. 

aey, Iowa. " 
Cedar Baplda — Camlral and Exposition. 

t-8. O. K. Barton, lecy. 
CUrksTllle — Antnmn Fleata. Ang. IT-IB. Fred 

Sdtz. aecx- 




Oct. 



Da via City— Old 

Ante. le-ia. .e. 

EarlTlUe— EaHaSIa ~ 

Albert Volt. aecy. 
Gllmoie City — Commercial Clob Camlral. " Sept. 

T-9. P. J. Tlaheabanner, secy. 
Bani2_— ■ Caiebratloo. Aog. 10-17. O. E. 

■■■Mia-SSi* ^£f2.' 'sept. lS-17. A. D. 

HcOuka, <aie Booater CInh, Hnmecton, la. 
■UlntOB— Kenerton Bemiloa. Aag. 3-S. Dng 

Blncina. KeUerton. la. 
BloxTllle — KnoxTlIIe Commercial Clnb CamlTml. 

Oct. 10-14. -Carl a Gamble. KooxrlUe, la. 
Bed Oak— ^tata Tlnnca'a Tamaament. Ane. 
_3.5. W, B. Wen. secy. 





Bataa *t Stoat Fair 



Attractl^nj furtliah^d ty 



Harrcat FaatlTaL Ans- 

nat 0. - 
mun Knigbta of Pythlaa Camlral. Datea not 

aet- W. P. Gregory, aecy- 
Petoakey — Eaglea Mld-Sommer FestlTal. Aas. 
— T. A. Brcmneeyr. aecy.; Barkoot Slhewa. 

attr. 

MIBBEBOTA 



CalDearllle — Annual Flcnle. Aoc. 0-12. L. Ab- 

driaon. A. BlddlaoD aod G. W. Siaw. amoar- 

ment committee. 
Camncon — Street Fhli^ BVt. XI-QtX. i. W. 

B. HoUlday, aecy. 
CawnUe— CasarUla BaHhB; Awi~a>-1B- Geo. 

Calloway, aecy. 
Domnc— CaznlTaL Ang. I0-14. Dr. A. t. 

Prake. aecy.. Downlnjc. Uo. 
■liBi irj_ M. W. A. CazalTBL Anc 18-20. II. 

VaMut!!wMif%U FaatlTltiea. Sept. 14-10. 

Ghaa. VL S^o<der, Fairfax, Mo. 
Bamphrtra — Old Settlers' Picnie. AaC U-IT. 

E. Ifc Helocker. sf^rj. 
JelTenon — Cape Glrardeao Coimty Bhm Omb* 

Ins. Ang. SS-28. R. R. WUaon. Jickansi. IfaL 
Pilot Grore — Canilral. Last week Is AnsaaL P. 

a. Hnckaby. aecy. 
SoUiran— Frisco BoUlas Aan. Ifaatinf. 

Aug. 11-ia. 8. ju mmim^ mv. . 

Tipton-Stoek mmm. ySStT^M, K tk Blek- 



Kallda — Pioneer Celebration, 
T Vnton S. BolerJack. aecy. 
lima — Home Coming. Sepc S-S. C. 




Ang. 29-Sept. 3. 

Graham. 

Norwalk — Korwalk Chamber of Commerce Street 
Fhtr. Oct. 4-7. Ben W. Wlckham. Norwalk. 
Ohio. 

PertTarllle — ^AnalTeraaiT and Hi 
Ads. 8-13. Jaa. B. M. ChllJa, aa^. 

St. ClaltsTllle — Old Borne Coming. Mpk 
Frank Bryant, aecy. 

WaahlngtoB, C. H. — Centennial 

l*. Gcib H. Hltekcack. 




Kirtley. Stroud, Ofcla. 
Tolsa— Oklahoma State Freedanni aanioa aod 
Eocampment Celehratloo. AsB. Ml Fred 
P- .Ptrtnaaa. a K. Baataa kija» 



Portland — First Harrest 
O. W. Taylor, aecy. 

PilHUBYXV. 
P a ra ea b o c o B o a l nea s Men'a 




Aog. lA and 



itt)» _ ToIaBteeraFl re Department 



- - ^par. 

and Street Fair: Aog. O-IX 

M. laea. S5S Academy at.. Caiaroaw Vm. 
Centra Ball — BncampmeDt aat BnMllaa 
«( -Haabandty. Sft. 



Gharierai.:-Blf Haia«t^l|^ tSS 1 



Candral. Aac U-l 
Cbarietol. Fa. 
Bmleatoa — Boslaeaa Uea'a 

IT. J. M. Oraat, secy. 
Greenrllle — Harvest Home. 

Greenville. Pa. 
JobDstowa— Camlral. Ausplres Sons of Mars, at 

l-ona Park. Aog. 8-10. Xaaa Park Amoaameat 

Co.. Bag UT. - 



Celebration. Aac. 

Aug. 18. Abe Hesse, 



Aac lS4lkBMCaM. W. Oata^- 
Oatatbntf. Pa. 
Valmyra — Old Home Week. Sept. 4-10. O, Wm. 

Bchoelder. ascy. 
Pittsburg— Plttsbarg Big Land Show. Oct. 17-29. 

Office, Keystone Bank Building, Pittsburg, Pa. 
Bock Point — Uercbanta and Uanufacturrra' Oat- 
lag. Aog. 20. F. E. Polater, chairman iBiaa- 
meat conimluee, EUwood City. Pa. 
Tartla Creek — Baaeball Booatera' Oe 
Aac aaUth Graatar Skewa. attr. 



City, 

■OVTR OABOUBA 

Anderson — Home-Comlng and Gala 
1-0. A._M. Caipaatar. caK 

.S> .Cm - 



Beaaasaat — Sootheast Texaa Fair Aaaa. 

bcr. T. W. Larkln. 
Bryan — MIdatimmrr Festival and Jubilee Cala- 

bratlon. Aog. 8 13. C. G. Parwina, aecy. 
l*ckhart— l/>cktiart Carnival. Orl. 4-«. A. W. 
' Jordan. Lockhart, Tex. 

Kew ^atte^d Sattlcta' Bcaalaa. Aac W-U' 



yolnateer Flie 

12-18. M. F. " 

WOOOBm 

Ladysmllh— M. W. A. Ptaili^' 
Sterena IVtat — 18ib lataMfT I 
^ ~ " Aag. *4, 



0» 



tac^^akaal 



Wla. 

OABASA 

Slorrlsbnrg. Oat. — Beeele Crairsalal aad Haaa 
Comlns. Anc 2-3. J. V. Gotaalar. chtl^ 
man. Morrlaborg. Ont.. Can. 

PTTTT.TTPnrE THT.aBBB 
UanlU— Camlral. Feb. 21-28. 



STnEETMEN 

tr» ai« iMBdqaarten for 'all tta* tataat 

novelties. Send for our cataloKue on 
Confetti. Canes. Knive.s, Carnival 
Oooda. Rubber Balls. Rubber and QtkM 




i 



Souvenir Goods 



NOVELTIES for FairssExposHIras. 
Praalmi iMises.Jobbers, Ageils 

VkV Artists SuppltS Eveiytlilng lo Nordtlaa 
FnAtr mwi* We Snppiy EveryboilT 
Bead for free Uloatrated llal of fooda. 



CANE-RACK MEN! 
THE "CUTLERY KINB': Is 

e 



CANE-RACK MEN! 



the Cane Line. If you havoi't my catalog, write fw it at once. Itisaino] 
- iortoifiBBadOMrftoAiawMMiBttiMiw^ A' 





LOOK! LOOK! 

ABsaari^^^te Jmf tmi usn 



Ban Top 7- Kxtrm larsa ip. may OiaiMpa Of. 

die BI^ Baam- caae. aeimted <q baary.IoadaA 

ST 5)th head.- 1. 

1^ In. china Fbxy colored 



ad on natural 
-.tetiQnIn a 1 1 c k a. 
Jttg raloe. Per 
*». Ho 



Grandpa bead. Per 
doa. SOe 



cloth 



./THE ABOVE PRICES ARE \ 
lSUBiECTT015% DISCOUNT, f 




OS. Importad China n. 

^ Ban Bead, alaa 

oa~eolored tanqnUi IS ^< faoey tOt 

stick. Per doa. Ue decorated moonted 

SS. Same aa above, on colored t o n- 

Cold aBUh. Per quia stick. Par 

doa, 60o doa. OSe 




Id kaad 

alia of bau 3 In.^ 
Cloth Spon Carer 
mounted on % In. 
colored Btlek. Per 
doi 76o 



Spiral 
leictk 4 iB^ai. 

monnted on col- 
ored toognln atlck. 
Per doa. Sle 



OaalBB. 

f aaej M ~ 
laa«tk _S 



ored toaiiala. 
doa. ...•■M 

nrpDRlG \ A" *'^*'* *'"'d*'''"'-^a amount with erd*r; Orders ever SlO.OOt 
1 cnmo J 26% deposit FMiuired ; No dopesit loss than $6.00 accepted. 

Kni^ M flotos 2S4 L Ma^ SIno^ OiiCAGOirBt 



Stall 



Conventions ] 



ArktDUl 8UU Fc^ntian •« .if- 
13. U H. noon, BW tm, Uttto 




UilfMl— ' 

— . JafllM n 1 

Cms IT. Sin Rafael, 

COLORADO 

^MT— Colorado T«achera' Aain. Not. 21-28. 
ir. W. RcaliVtoa, 408 Charles BU*., DenTor. 

(MMIRUIXIUUT 
llMIIWi IlHWlft Beflment OtB D Wll e B t ▼«!■ 

— ■ *Mib, stpt. 17. a:* 




WA 

I B 
icen 



Bia ]lalM«-4a«a Stato BMlealtiml Sadoty. 
Dm. 13-15. Wnle7 Otceae. Dc* UoIims. la. 




~tWiau^ Ami. 'lK?Sr5l?'*^6m«^?*Bi5!t! 

Itn. uuis. Pt. 

JMMaa — Pcaaarlnuila Goareraee ot OhaHtlaa 
mt Ownrtli— Mar. js-xz. 




Bealafa* 

. ML m & Mnu^^MOHM. a. p. 

a«B Mb— ataor "Viller FoaltCT Ana. Dee. 
12-16. L. a. Oraacer, Stoox Palla. C. D. 

wiBoomy 

OMMimroe— Oeiwoioowoc FwUbr ul FU StaA 
^■L Dm^M-M. Cbaa. BeinB^ ^K." CMp^ 





I New FaiHril 



inilB. Se^ 1»-M. aaiiot K. 

xxxjBoa. 

_ DTOIASA. 
"^CSirf'fV S^lr. Aof;. 3S4a. IMfi 

mwA. 

t Ca Fair. Rapt. IS-IR. t: 

"TftHhm Aam. Swt 1. 
U O. DeLaa*. ■ii3i"-^Vv *• 



^H^jjgjMjgWa FTilr Asni. Afi^l 
LOVIBIAHA. 




imnxBoxA. 

p'°p°^:51S'.S; 8oe. Sept. 12-M. 

"■^"^-^'••"•ter (5». Attl. Soc. Oct 8-8. 



S. Kilberc. Mcr. 
BjTon— Fiir. g^pt. ff^. f. d. Cnttln*. aecy. 

iisr?ss,S!-^'- »^ 

"'J"J!^^{[|y Ca. Aari. SoeT^i* 

_ IDMOVSZ. 
■g*gjjjjlill»e Co. rtit Aaan. Sept. 6-9. Pcrey 

■bntai— 4M.CoiiBty Fair 
A. Ebcrt, aecjr. 

nw RAXPRBIBK, 

Orepnfleld— Piir. Aai. 30-Sept. 1. Q. D. Oonld, 

■•ey. ( 

HEW 7SR8ST. 
riMiiinKiOT ne„,a„^ >Wt Amu. Am. a* 

E. II. Allen, aecy. - - - ^ ■ 



Sept 28-Oet 1. A. 




OKXiRHOXA. 

^^jr^g-^agg.^Ca.' IMr Aaan. Aw. SO^apC S.< 



Commercial Clnb. Anc. 18-20. 
A. Otant. aecy. 

^ — -Cnater Co. BUr. Sept IS-UL Oaaw 
aecy. 




OraaBTOla Ora— a OHw 1 
T. Floweta, aecy. 

TEXMi. 

Coeto— Gbothweet Texaa VM 
V. A. Carter, mgr. 

WASH mOTOlf . 
wntai^ai^tb Aaaaat WJIbor Mr. 



Rape IT- 



Aaabacat— Fortaca Cat AffL RatL Aa| 

S. .Bartd JokaaoB, aecy. 
Annata — ^Bao OUli* Co. AgrL Boe. 

U. Blct Fradartdc. aecy. 



Paeblo — Colorado StaM 
1^ Price, aecy. 



Rat«tOD— Pataam Co. Fair Aaad. Not. 15-19. 
M. F. Adama, aecy. 

IOWA. 

Be dford— Tayl or COi. Fair. Rapt. 3»43. B. T. 

PunTiJS'pnitio Mat.' Am. Ai. Pet. M. 
Obaa. Pactar, aecy. 

XABSAS. 

LawMBM— Donglaa Oo. Fair. Sept. 264>et.' I. 




MM Odl Fair. Sapt^:]*-!!. S. 9. 
OlftM Mr. Olt B. 



FRdtrick— Frederick Co. Acrl. Sodetr. Oct. 
18-21. O. C. Warebtme. aecy. 

XICHIOAV. 

UUlcnbuc — Preaqae Iile Co. Fair. Sept T-9. 
B. a. BTkltley. aecy. 



OorlBtb-^AIem OtL Mb. Oct. Xt-O. B. IL 
StrlpUB. miv ,<:,-.- -r-: ■ ■ -N- 

Glnstn^^Aalta WteMaa IMr. Oet. It-M. W. 
O. CaalfleM, aecy. 

Baoatao — Chlckaaaw Co. Fair. Oct 3-6. I. W. 
Hamlttoo. aecy.. Hoolka. Mlaa. 

Matflifi Mlaa-Uu FUc AMa... Oct. U4S. U B. 

amaw5a*%» e».- Mk Oct. JR4R.' X 'b. 

SaUar. Jr., aaey. 
StaiMlle-OktlMwka Mb OcC ««> OV 

***Soi. RWr. Rapt. JMI. B. B. IH- 




Katoo— Preble Co. Vh». ' Ript. IS-ML Bany 
D. snrer, aecy. 

OKLAHOKA. 
WatoBs* — Fair. Sept 1-2. A. McBrlde, aecy. 




Colfax — ^Whitman Co. Fair. 
C. Ij. MacKensle, aec. 

OAVASA. 

St Joba, N. B.— Dominloo Exhibition. 
5-10. F. O. Spencer, secy. 



Sept. 



THE OMMLLtfiMiATUHmiEII, ni- 

eamnv Fiui MMdMMH 

of Sandeia, Kf., win MB at MCtigB, to- ttas 
bicbest bidder. BatartaF. MrMl 1:00 p. m., 
allHlTilecea for Fair to be haH at Saadera. Ky., 

T'«9-tO. ISKt. Addrcaa A. W. BHTWT.ieT. 
~ ■ Saadera. Ky. 



THE CMEVp laiNOIS, 
Km ASSOCIATION 

win hold a HOUR OOHIKO AMD RACB MRRT- 
IMO. Aacnat 18-19491 IRUl 20.000 people to 
draw from. Horae laea aad priTnese correapoiid- 
aaca aolldted. All pmaea to be bnoc on tbe 
wire. B. B. FITZPATKICK. Secretary. 



Win ba'beld at Spriiitlleld. .Ky.. Ansnat S(-2T. 
IPIOt, WANTED— Clean Pay Sbom aad Cbn- 
eesaloaa. Mo sambllas. Addreaa TKEO. a 



Daiibury Fair 

DfiNT FORSn IT— 0CT8Bn 31 

TIM LRfRMt Exhibition In N«w bRtontf. 



N. T. BULKLEY 
• A Standa, Danbury, Cenn. 



POPCORN 



Bt«beat Orada Oiarwa. 
BBAMBAW 00., 



WANTED AT THE 

GREAT lAKE COUNTY FAIR 

with aa attaDdaaea ot aboot 99.000 oa the bic daya. to ha hM at Ubarigrrflle. BL. Rapt. 
8-T'4-9, 1910. MOvlac Ptetai a Show, a (ood. deaa Girl Show or Taadavme. * Shew. WIU 

Weet Show, Caaa Baeka. Jintle Board. Laach Conntera. Befrtohaeat STaada. Olaaa Blower aad 
BacraTera, la fket, aaythlas to aiaka a aood. UTdy midway. Wa hare ao poor loeaUoaa. aa emy 
pernn^a «W9 m ^J^JJ^JjUT^^^^^J^^^JT "bK9>l '"'**^* ■ ***^ 'Vf' ** CHAR. 



CANES and PENNANTS 

nom PACTOKY TO moAMMjem 

We manufoctuxe the most eztenshre 

line in the oountiy. If you wish to 
enjoy a sensation of looming big profit, 
in touch with us and our law prices. 
Do it now, before you get miredinthezut 
of poor stuff and poor sellers of other makos. GMdQ( 
free. Samples submitted. Quick action. 

COSMO HFt. CO.. 311-312 V. Mitkifai Stnit. CliCASO. HL 






DoTou Wish To Make 
Money With Ease ? 

With our Flow Candy MseldM 

Yon can do it. 
Over 1000 per cent, guaranteed. 
Write for catalogue and start kl 

busineea for yourRelf. 

1IEaaK.aE6nttiNDMFG.G0. 

1 ri i w i lil > K»tt eRii , 
NEW YORK. - - U.S. A. 




$7.20 
perifross 



" Sold out first day, mdi fifo 
gross more by express." 

This is a cnmple of kMm we 

get. It sourds good, does it not? 

PINAFOURS 

are bound to sell because they 
are made that way. 



THE PlUiOOi TOT mS. COLp 

. CANTON. OHIO. 




DON'T BE A WAGE SUVE 

Here la a hlg. hfalttifnl aad alcaaaat. oatdoar aaoaay- Mahtiig haaliieaa 
Sr^rtdA paa cntMaay XRBB «M.M XO «lMbMA W^C aad In 
■bMdvtriy yev own boss. 

THE WONDESl CANNON CAMERA 



makea 8 flnlataed pboto bottona tn one 

mlnote ready to wear. No experience 
Bor dark room teqnlrcd. 

nillVCKM oe«ded to atart thla 

UIILI ^twMW ^mtnm^ pf yOBT OWB. 

Tbl. paya «ar CMWLHtni OTflnra^eoB- 

■i.tinTot woaozB ounioB o h im i, 

tripod and enonah aoppUaa to maka 400 
Oaulied pboto battoaa. Bztra bottoa 
pUtea, »L00 par haadiad: cUt framea. 
il.2S per croaa. Wm ihlp ootflt npon re- 
ceipt ot tS.00 depoalt. tiaUlice, C. O. D. 
BOn— THE WOHSEB (UUnTOH to tbe 
orlclDal photo bnttoa camera— iKwaro of ImlUtfcina. We aell aop- 
Dlle. for al! photo button and «!eeTe macblnM. Tbe ontdoor 

maklEi,- 1- a N rv-r't '. I^y. Writp for oar FREE CAT — 

CHICAGO FESEOXYPE CO., DEPT. ITO, CHia4€K>. 




SECRETARIES OF FAIRS 




hdaie completiiig your amagementR. 



DOUTRICK'S THEATRICAL EXCHANfiE, 



Room 



CHieilOO. ILL. 



DIRECTORY 



Oir A— nU, H«l«l% Muaie PubliaiMn 
md Dtatofs in Tiiwlrical> Cireus 




wm iM 

tUi dnetocr at tte 

OH IMM). ^OTtdld-- 

aatiiM. pti« tiiftiiilti 

ttA addltloiul Ud«. or addlUoiuI eludflu- 
- ttOD, wltboat nzbccrtptlon, fTJSO p«r annum. 1 
Oa* UiM wm t» alloircd to mamtSMrrt, (ne 
«t <Aai|«. far «iieh f 100 worth of spac* i^Rd 



cot T*"* 

r~nS dtncnqr 



dtncnqr !■ mlacd ud coRMtid wMkir, 



r: ' AOVKRTISINO NOVELTIES. 

Nmr Tok 0lt7. 



. - :AtifeOliAtfT«,''\ . 

BfiOOB Oil.. Jtoea Cl^r. ttUh. 




& niqiiii * Ok. IM v Bay it.. Tamto. Oaa. 
AMUSEMENT SUPPLIES. 

0. Moile CtaL. 19M M. WcMacD an., Ohlcaso. 
ANIMAL DEALERS. 

liS' 5%- 1*2. '^s 'f"* w*. 

W«na * KukoiMn. Taidlcy. Pa. 

ANNOUNCEMENT SLIOISli , 

■lOTl OO, 11 OUOB Sq., But. Mow T«iA.Ci^. 

ARC LIGHTS. 
'"rSS'aS? ** ««-. Mow 

/. H. BtUborr. 80 Oreeawldi it. K. T. C. 
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, 
a* Co., 118 ■. Cblearo aro., Chlcaco 
_DMaratiu Co.. 810 r&th mri., cffK 
HSJ' * £».. Dairrllle. lu, 

MiM.1 wi,^ im-im 




AMIStOt ^(BURTAliN^ 



W. THiaar, 80 FMd «fc, Boatcn. WiSl 
AUTOMATIC JEL^RIC. KCONO- 

I H. BdllMlff. M £iS&- iiti; a. T. Oily. 
AUTOMATIC MUSICAL INSTRU- 
MENTS. 



■ADOEs, BMTroNSk era ; . 



"Sfe^SST^ **^- ^ **» •»•• 

BALLOONS, HOT.AIR. 
■«Jft"jatai» Balloea Co.. 3«0B Clrboan aTo., 



■ALL THROWINQ QAME& 

OadiBalL 

lOk m. 

.Jteaaow 

BAND MUSIfti : 

t TTonBS, 8S8 WOm 

•ANNERSb . 

'..mxpoiflmfi^ly " 

Sn>vI> .ttfi'jtacMr^Suc. oucaaok m. 
BOOK AND ROVAtTV ^RLAYB. 
Bwaatfa Drama tie MrfliMiii, '"l>'i'l>Mili(iii ' li.. 

BOOKlNB^AOiBNTB^CrU'^mr^ 
aM^^y^^andwi^diw^ -Sitiaijy 

: BlflLBiBHiBi^OF RIDING DEVICES. 

BURNT CORK. 
M. StotD Ooametle Co., 120 W. $Ut at, N. T. a 
CALCIUM LIGHT. 

'.v^. Ox-R>«zanB. eu 



Worka. S6 Sth avo., d^ao. 
jO lTt ii rn tl Caldom U(lit Co., 108 40. Cla.'tL 
• Bw«L, «Jw at., gt. lMila. HoL 

— do. ugtt * rtim Co.. nttabmc, 
M i Mm. It.; BBcfcia wi^ jr, T.tjfi. 
;»*i5^«*a*ML 

kBb^. •Fa; - ■ • ■■■■ V ■ 
I Ckb:Uslit-JOK«: OM Bb 




OotdMttb TV mp. Oiw. m ■. 41k. OlDdimatl. 
L BbtBUalB. 4* aoD at.. Haw Tatk Olty. 
Hiaella Bna., 82 Atlantic trc, Bcatoo. Sfaaa. 

Ncwmmn Hfg, Co., 041 Wonrtland «Ta^ CUrra. 
UaO. O. 

8. Sebocn & Son. fiO Ana St., New Tork Oltr. 
Shrrock-Todd Co.. 824 N. Sth at., St. Luila, Uo. 
N. Bbnt* Co., 330 Madtaon at., OHICUOv HI. 

atnser Bra8.t 82 Bowciy. New York ratjr. 
Woatam Barsaln Bona*. 272 B. MadlKai, OhTco. 

CARBONS AND EXHAUSTERS. 
J. H. HaUberc, SO Onanwleb at., N. T. C 
CAROUSELS. 

0.. A. Dcntael. 8041 Gcrmutown vn., Fhlla. 
Hane&tU.8pnimaa Co., R. Tonawasda. H. X, 

CARS CR- R ) 



Anna Palsee Hotia- Car Oo.. Honadnoek bik., 

Chlcaco, m, 
RIcfca I.oeainotlTc aad Car Wacka, SIT Ocarbom 

at., V.&I0SO, HL 
Tba Venice Traaa. CM,,' M ■•IL SHfe BUf.. 

St. liOala. Ho. . 

CASH REGISTERS (Sml HAND), 
Qoaaa City Bk. * Bacgod-Baad OaA 

' 00.% SIS TUm at.. Oladaoatl, O. 

CHEWING GUM MANUFACTURERS 

Oo,, lac, IS W. 8th at, Clndmiatl, O. 
Obawliis Obo Co.. 408 Jaekaaa at., TO- 

. CHUTE BUILDERS. 

Co., ladlaw, X7. 
CIGARS. 

b^gmMm * Bon. Ot M. itk^ tt. BiaiaB Olir, 

CIRCUS SEATS 
Vaw aad Bocond*Saad. 
V. 8. Tent aad Awn. Co., 22-28 S. Oeaplalaaa 
at., CUeaffo. 

CIRCUS WAGONS. 
Oicaaa T H^a aad ^'^^^ Chaxfota, 
BlObnm * Bacle. IS Oaoal at., Pam. lad. 

CLOWN WHITE. 

ai. Btalo QMmetle Co., 120 W. Slat at., N. T. 0. 

. COLD CREAM. 
K. Stain Ooaaratte Oo.. 190 W.-Slat it, K. T. O, 

COMEDY BOOKS. 

U. 11, 14^ BM tTo.. 

COMPENSARO^i:.^::-' 
fwt Wayna Bcetrie Worka. Vortilffijpilk ML 

CONKS.' 
A. T. iMata. m aiMlBn at- Maa^ 'O. 

bONB MACHINKRy. 

TorajKin Mtg. Ok. MB ». Mnklt BM*. 0«» 
- iMt, 0. - 

CONE OVBNSI 
A. T. lHtta,-Ifr lOcfhlBaa at.. Tdedo, O. 
CONFECTIONERY MACHINES. 

A. T. DMa. m Ulehtcan at.. ^Icdo, .0.' 
W. Z. '-Iioaf, ira Hlfb at.. Bprlncfleld, O. 

CONFECTIONS, 
noa, 4k Bekatala. Baxilaaa * Paorla, 



Bt^ Idola Oostattt 
St: I«ala. Ko. 




V. a. nrawoTka Co., Ifuoplila, Tenn.; Bt. 



Waatan BatBala Hooae, 372 B. UadlaoB, Cb'fO. 
CORN POPPERS. 



4''>vOOBTUMBa^:./.^':> :. ' 

tkff'myWfr'W^.tL, MB- 
^^:&^ib;''jDtiaa»x 
DIQOIIATORS. 

Beck. * Ban'; Oti.V lfr.IS OuStld Flaea, 



Wm. 
Clncljuiatl O. 

ELECTRIC FANS. 

J. H. HaUbarc. 80 Gnaawtcft at.. N. T. a 

ELECTRIC LIGHTING OUTFIT& 
Chaa. A. Strellssxr Co., Detroit, Mich. 

ELECTRICAL STAGE EFFECTS, 
las. Ifeaebea. 800 W. Both at.. If. T. TO. 



Onhand Blae. Btaag L^btto B ~0>., UW Braad- 
wayi Ha* TMk intr. 

x: atda aonaOe e&.;'mtW.- iUl •t; ' B.' T. a^ 
.FEATHER'-'FlJWiflltt.f'^:.';.: 

OaWttt Bialim' ldT W. '4ttli'at., 'dUaiiii;''i]L '> 
T. <». MMt, 4U Daaibofa at. Cblcaco, Illi.. 

^.:rSLr PENNANTS. 

- Kffe, Ox; arfS(i«t-:JHM 



FESTOONtNia 
national tlaana Mtg. >^Oaci Bl 
Bnoklira. H. T. . : . 

FILMS. ., .. 
KaxmtmetamK Daatea ia aad Baatal- BiMnik 
- la rUm Bmkcn. isr 4tb avoL, Bow T«*k. 
nba BciTlea,' n -8. CUrk at., Ohleuo. 
_ _ . _ -canpOa. 



m: 



Barrlea. 1S8:'.X. . Kaia at., 

Aatl-Ttnat IVb .Oo., !n B;.'OUtt ;at^ 
CUeaco mill BlfJwWL IB laikaM. 
caso; Omaha; ' y w a l y vBaltrtplw 

.Jadaaati lOm ■zdMBte. SIT W. d« 
OtawfM. O. T.. fnabeh.. 1041-8 

^^Omge. It. J. - ~ — 



Laammla Film Serrlee, IBS Lake at., Cblcaco: 
BranarlUe, Ind.; Mempbla, Tcnn.; omana, 
Nab.; Salt Lake City: UtnneapoIU, Mian.; 
PortUnd, Ore.; Uontreat. Qnr.. Can.: WUuI' 
pec, Man., Can. 

HasncUe Film Serrlw, Cincinnati. O. 

Ifoiplv. C. J., KlrrU, O. 

Not. Hot. Pic Co.. 422 Tnrk, Baa rttadaeo. 

Ohio nim Bzch., 40 8. Third at., Colnmboa, O. 

Patba Clnemataciaph Co.. 41 W. 20ta at., N. T. 

Flttaban Cal. Ucht * FUm Co^, PlttabOB, 
Pa.; Dei Uolnea, Ia.:'BodMatar, M. X.: Lle- 
coln. Neb,; Oiadaaatl. O.; OMha, Mb.; 
WUfcea-Bam. Pa. 

Pardra rUm BadiHlBa, SOD ■. SM at. Haw 
York City. 

Bootbem FUm Excbance, IT Opera Place, Cln- 
-eluBatl, O. 

Bostb. ram Bxch.. S4S Main at., Norfolk. Va. 
Btaadifd mm Bach.. 181 Waablnctoo at., Ob'co. 
Spoor, Oao. K., 88 H. dark at.. CAIeaco. tO. 
XI. 8. ram Bzeb^t 188 IiOke at., Cblcaco. 
Weatcm FUm Kzeb., 841 Ccntory BIdf., Bt. 
Lonla. Uo. 

FILM CEMENT MANUFACTURERS. 
Atlta Supply Co., ilanaynnk, Pblla., Pa. 

FIREPROOFERS OF COTTON AND 
LINEN PABRICB. 

Tba ABtlBvxa* Co., no Onaaa at., H. T. 0. 

FIREWORKS. 
OoaatUdatad Ibiworka Oo., Baadhis, O. 

eika Co.. IIB DMibita at» Oh'sau 
!«. Mi^PM* W»ea. W .^. ^ 

flag's. 

Rndolpb Broa.. S2o 8. Btb at.. Phllad^phU. Pa. 
V. B. Teat aad Awa. Co., "T ft rTfiiiilali ■■ 
- at, CBtcastb ™ 

FLOOR BURFACINO MACetllNiB. 

K. I.. SAInater, 108 B. Caaal at., Chlcaoo^ IB. 

FLOSS CANDY MACHINES. 

A. T. Diets, m Iddlcaa at., Itoledo, O. 
FORTUNE TELLING DEVICES. 

B. Bower, 117 Barman at, Brooklyn. N. T. 

GAMING DEVICES. 

Bpladlea, Clab Heua Toiaitnia, Ete. 
Obarloa * Co.. 887 Ttb are., n. T. O. 
Bi C Erana A Co., 129 CUrk at., Cblcaco. IB. 

GASOLINE BURNERS. 
W. B, loBC. 172 Hlsh at., Bprlncfleld, O. 
GREASE PAINTS, ETC. 
llak».V» Beaaa, Oold Oiaam, Xtok 
M. Stain Ooamotle Co^, 180 W. SUt at.. M. T. a 

HANDCUFFS AND LEG IRONS. 

Oa.. Oabkoab, Wla. 

HARNESS. 
tiVpii^faMiiseu aad Atfartia. 

Ptam^ Cb., 812 UetmpaUtaa aTo.. 
ICB CR EAM P I8HERB. 

INOIANB AND INDIAN CdSTUMBS. 

W. H, Battoe, OoTdoB. Nab. 

INSURANCE. 
Waclc * Wood, 188 Broadway, N. T. City, 
JAPANESE SOUVENIR GOODS. 
Thktta, Ocawa * Co.. 180 B, Laka at., CUeafa. 

JKWKbRV. :. ■^■■■■XHy'::- 



■tasa Vm 

Bannatt Jewelir Oo.. iSis N. . 
B. B. Dodf* i CO., Mtioale Tbmple, Chlcifo. 
N: Shore Co., 220 Ifadlaon at, ~' 



Co.. 824 N. 8th a^ 
82 Bewary, Maw T< 



_ieth at., pana. 
lie, Chlcii 
ilcaco, ni. 
, -J. Laola. laa, 

Jatk ctty. . 

;ala Hooaa. m B. MadlaoB, CU'SO. 

; : JUGGLERS' GOODS. V ; 
-TaB 'W>«k, 1008 Pnnaa ai«i.' CfeBBBBlL 

. K NiywL , _ 

^d^^f Jaw3ir*0o?'nl*^. ^feh' at.'. 

City, Uo. 

Newman Uff. Co.. 041 Woodland are., Cleva- 
land, O. 

Bincer Brca., 82 Bowery, New Tork City. 
BatiT L. Welabaom, 242 B. Madlaoa at.. Cb'co. 
N. Share Co., 220 Madifon at., Cb'ao. 
Bhryoek/IMd Co., 824 N. 8th at.. St. LoaU, Ifo. 

LAUGHING GALLERY MIRRORS. 

J. IL Nanchtoa. Botel Bayer Bldc-, Peoria, ni. 

LIGHTS. 

Tenhat, for Obeaa aad Teat Shswa. 
Bolte A Wayer, 8 E. Mlchtcin at., Cblcaco. III. 
v. 8. TpBt and Awn. Co.. 22-28 N. Deaplalnea 

at.. Cblcaco, in. 
Wladbofat Ck>., lOt-108 N. 12th it. 8L Lsnla, 

MAGIC LANTERNiSiK V 

Aaar. TltacraSS'co^'uaVlum at.. N. T. a 
O, K. BtcbMaa. 1008 Bala at..: Kaaaaa City. Be. 

MAGICAL SUPPLIES ANDt^fPHOOL. 



lll!|i*lii;tMl 



jNIOAI^^ 

'^p>,:•„7^'^^BVIC^ 

Bn Ban Cb., 1180 Taa 




lllmKNT 



■tt dniaa, Sprincrflle, H. T. 
J Oo., Boodhooar, HI. 
„^„-j-WSpniDian Co„ N. Ttmawanda. N. T. 
W. iftatlea On.. Coory lalaod. N. T. 
A. .J.:<iplth. 824T W. Van Bnten. CWraBa, m. 

MBRlRY'GO- ROUND ORGANS AND 

ORCHESTRIONS. 
I<raa * Hcily. 906 Wabaib »ft., Chlcaco, BL 
Badaiph WmUtzer Co., CtaeaanaH aad Ctoijo. 

MILITARY GOODS FROM GOVERN* 
- MENT AUCTION. 

■fenaia Baanennan, BOl Broadway. N. T. O. 

MbyiNQ PICTURE MACHINES, 
tjnim Brokcra. 1S7 4tli ara.. tlaw Tcrk. 
—iWtacTapii Co., 118 Maaaaa aLi N. T. a 
^.:;;Xnm Uerrlca. 77 B. Clark at^ Chleaftb' 

^zJ*tUt ttnirr, ,158 N. Bala at.,.B*gqilil8, 

iUttteat ram Cou^ tT SL Olatk aU^CUeuir? 




Iff. OB., W Birth ave., N. T. C, aaS 

Oranca, N, J. 
Gaomont Co.. Coocaaa a*a., Floablac, b !« 

N, Y. 

Baibacb ft Co., 800 FUbert at,. PblUdelpbla. 
B. * B. FUm Serrlee. 380 Bowulnoek Block, 

Chlcaco, 111. 
O. B. Elaiaa, «02 Sth ata^Naw York Olt; 
IiaaiaiBla Ftln Sarrlaa, 180 LUa at,. (~ 
Braaarflto. Ind.; WaBi8lil%, Xaaa.; 
MM.; Salt Laka OWy; MfiiiwapaiH, 
FDCtUad, Oia.: Mnntfaal, ^aa., Oaa,; 
pas. Baa,, Oaa. 
S. bibin, S26 Market at., PhUadalphle, Pa. 
Mtsaatle FUm BerTlce, OlDelaaatl, O. 
NIebalaa Power Co., IIB Naaaao at., N,' T. a 
Pitka Oamaatocraph Co.. 41 W, 2Bth at, R. T. 
Ptttabarc OaVlnm IJaht A warn Oo., PlttaboiSr 
Pa.; Sea Balnea, la.; Boebatter, N. T.; Um- 
cola . Neb.; Clnelnaatl, O.; Omaha. RaB.} 
WBkaa Warre, Pa. 

'a FUm bcfaance. 800 E. 23d at. N, T. O. 
1, Schneider, 100 B. 13th at, M. T. 0. 
itB, mim Bach., 24B Mala at, Norfolk, Ta, 
StaMIaa. Chaa. B.. 1028 Mala, Kaaaaa Oily. Bai. 
Btaadatd Ftba anh., 101 Waihtaatoa at, A'Ba^ 
U. 8. Film ■Hfeaasa. W uSTZ., Cbteasa. 
▼laaeepa Utg. Ooi. lU ■. BaadaiBb at, Ok'saw 

MUBICAI. QLASSBS.- . 



M. T. 

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 
%yoa A Bealy, 208 Wabaah ave., Ohlcaao, m, 
Bqtth .Snawaada Moilal laatcniaaBt Wn 



N. T. 

WMltav Co.. Olndaaatl 

NOSE PUTTY. 
OMmetle Oo.. 120 W. Slat al;; K flU 
NOVELTIES. 
Ooa. ToBca ft Co.. OOS Loeaa ara,, Bt Loola, 
OoldamlUi Toy Imp. Ooi.. 129 B. 4th. dadaaatl, 
OcrdOB A BorrUoo. IW-ioi B. Madlaon. Ohlcaca, 
Ooldbarc Jewelry Co., Ill W. Stta at, Kaaaac 
aty. Bo. 

BoUday NOTcIty BtC- Co., 87 Qreat Jooaa at. 

New York City. 
T. O. Bott dlB Daatbofo at, Chlcaco, nL 
Badalph Biaa-^SIO & fifth at. PhUadalpbla. 
N. Staoio Oa, 990 Madlian at, OUeStt, BL 
Shryoek-Todd Oa.. S14 B. Stb at; BtTtairiB^ Hti, 
Slnccr Bioa.. 89 Bowny, Naw Tart OUy. 
St LonU Coofattl Co., 19 B. OoBmarelal at.' 

Bt Lonla. Bo. 
Daltad NoTiIly Oo» 88S-K 8lh ara., N. T. OttF, 
Waatam Bariala Bouaa, 2T9 B. Madlaoa, Ob'iak 

OPERA CHAIRS. 
Amerlcaa Saatlaif Oa^ BIB Wabaah ara,, Cblcasai, 

A. H. Aadim7ii«^WaMk BM> cawaaik. 

OaraIo«endto BIB. Ok.^^HjMia«a88 aC Jta> 

aaa Olty, Uo. 
BarOiadr Mfs, Co., Onal Oorcv, O. 

~ HUaar SaaUas- O^Haw PbUadilBbla. O. 

- ZT^SSXt: 




mno niVB# wnwnKv ■ niwr««» 
I 8. OebhafSI Oa., 8184 EaMMBIO • 



ORANGEADE. 
Tba Comer Oo., 808 Barylaad at, Bnffalo, K. T. 
Chaa. T. Banteay Co., 2480 Barriaoa, CUeasa* 
ORGANS AND ORCHESTRIONS. 

0. r. Ban 

A. BamL i 
OartoU ft 
Johanaea I 

PhUtdelphla. Pa. 
Lyoo ft Bealy, 208 Wabaah an., Obleaa^ m. 
J«lm Mnmo ft Son, 178 Park Bow, N.^TOO. 
Bartfe Vaaawaada Moalcal laatmaMBt Wlalli 

iwaada. M. T. 

'ItBtf OOk, Olndaaatl m 
PAPIER MACHB. ^ ' 

Oanlral Paplar Uaeha WtflMb Mi W. 
'at, Bllwankaa.' WI» 

PATBNTB BRCURR9.; 
Tlitor 7. Beaaa * Oa„ .IT M li l B BtaB . B. a • 

1, Ottaaaara ft Co., Poa ara. ft SSd at. Pitta- 

P p 

PSANUT ROASTING MACHINBRY. 

"'**^:^ i^NNANTBi,j'^K'.V-:w:: ;:• 
NaM ■ BiiMiii. ill ntk aa#. JM. T, mr^ 

PBRFORATBD MUSie;'' 

Tor Baetilo Blaaoa. 
U. S. Uoale Oo., 1988 N. Waatara are.. GUeac*. 

PHOTO BUTTON MACHINES. 
Amar. Mlaato Phata Oa.. II 
Cnt-Bata Pboto Snpply Co.. 

Ohiaaco^ ni. 
Chleaao Ftetotype Co., Ferrotype Bida., Chlcarfc 
N. T. rtROtyp* Co., iflSVi Delaacy at, N. 
W. 8. Uooatford, 100 Maiden Lane, Hew Tork, 

PHOTOGRAPHERS. 
Tooas * Carl. M, W. Oor. Tib ft Vlaa ati., Ola- 

■'•PLAYiB AND MSB.'- !'''! 

Saalan la. ftatbai., 

Dick ft ntHMMld. nt Abb at^Mav^M 

Adolph B. Balm. Blatlea B. irawaakaa, , 

POP CORN. 
Olmblrcer Popcorn Co.. 188 Beaaea at. 
Oartan City Popcorn Worka, 40 BtaU at., OVtj^ 
■SBnIm Broa: ft Bckateln, Harrlaon ft nattt 
Chlcaco, ni. 

.POP CORN MACHINES, 
liia^ m Blch at, 8prlncaald..a 

PORCUPINES. 
K ritat. mrtb.BRMartaiA 'Ha.: 

. ^.PORTABLBvFIANOt: 

fidBTlOAROS FOR MACHINES. 

Co., MW Daarbota at. OUeis* 
PRINTERS, 
or Zlelailal Zbatan. Bia Typa.Btaada, 
-- Wiaaman, Bte. 
Attannaan-QDlsIV Utha Oo., Kaaaaa CIV, Ma 
ShnTprlat Co., Unwaokaa. Wla. 

UtbOb Oo., Ne^ort » 

Oiaat W. Pets. Ob., BU BIm at^Tlt 
PRINTERS. ;^f'^ 



Piiattac Ccc;-4ta^Blai at, Oiii^^ O. 

r6lL 




ItS- 



R08ECAKE MOLDS. 
IVctx. J27 Mkdmia t.. Toledo. O. 
ROUGE. 

, a CotBietle Cto.. ISO W. «Ut .t, N. Y. 

"SAYSO" CONE BAKERS. 

Oleu. m MleUcu at.. Tolado, O. 

SCENIC PAINTERg. V 



Hmr Woltbftnm. SM UwUtm ak. Ckleag^ HL 
Zoat * Co.. too rUbot at., gMrtl p M*. Pa. 

TALKING PICTUKK MACHINKS. 
Oinmoat Oiiw ■OWVM Mtb, flMMlg. U I.. 

' tattooinq suppun. 

Mw. ■. Bran, lu'lUk It; lama, VL ■ 



Cox. was V«a Bam^U» 

11 •"-•-'jJijj rt.. OUwIuatl, 0. 

N. Sd M.. SUoImbtUIo, 




aeSira SMBte Stadia; 888 Smmon »t. 

ci!£n''/b Ludls Co.. 417 S. CTlntoD, Ctalcuo. 
£ mwl SMBle Co., 2313 Uuktt It.. 

a£iJ«v!taS%MS OwtW (t.. lfUwmokM..WU. 

riKCOND-HAND SHOW GOODS. 
Ugtt Film Sxehuc*. Oweniboro, K;. 

SELF-PLAYING PIANOS. 
B«i»-Wood PUno Plyor On.; Kaww CItr. Mo. 
WarUtxar Co., OinelBiuU ud Cueaca, 



IM.»*- WW.. " 

SHOOTING GALLERIES. 



Btkur it LockwotC Mt* 

na at7. Ho. 
OolnmlKu Tent aaC^^^i' 
Oarnla-OODdla 0»k, WT 

Cl^, Ho. 

Oon^crty Bioa.* Tint Oo., lOS S. Hata at, SL 

a Ooas * 00;, Datnlt. HIeb. 
, K. Kut JUg. Oa.. nor W. UadlaoD. Oh'c«, 

Hntrar * OoJISe., «M Haddlaa at.. Oklcago, 

n. 8. Viat aad: Awib' 
■t., CUeagaw nL' ' 

THEATRE FRONTS AND CEILINGS. 

ganmban BaoOiic and OaV&c Oo.. Caaton. O. 

THIATRICAL COSTUMES AND 

WIGS. 

Co.. 10-12 Ouflcld PUn, 



ntimoBii Keralty Co., BcbeacctadT. N. T. 
E iTaiPPle. iS» Tlaa at,. PbludelpbU. Pa. 
a! B noffmtD * 8«a, 043 JaekWD BUd.. Ch'co. 
W. r. M«M«I» Oo., Cooajr UUad. N. X. 
r J Smlib. 824T W. Tan Bores at.. Cbleaco. 
J,'. J.' UcCullougb, Sbarldan'a Walk, Ooaer la- 

■f^^Vwillalii. 208 N. 3d at.. PhUaid^Mi; ilib 
SHOW PRINTERS. 



SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS. • 

Bock. T38 Blna lalaad ava.. Ohleaso, m. 
Uoolln Broa. * Co.. OtMnTlllo. ni. 
kcboU Art Co.. BSW N. 3Ttli at., Oaulu. Mob. 
I. HiTden * Co., IW Breadwv, BrcaUfa. 
Xwt and Aim. Co.. SS-SI M. Paaplalaaa 
.It, Cblcafo, in. . 

SIDE SHOW SUPPUISb^ 
s cociwau Pimm, 

SKATES. 

>Bulcu Roller Blok SaMV 'OtUi! SwiHlV. 0.. 
d^gjo Roller Sluta Oa,i'' 

. a * 

BLOT MACHINIt. 
Waafactama af aaA 

NoTCltr Co., Betaaaaetac 
A. ]. ruber A Co.. 494 Sd av«; 
Iron ft Bealj. 20S Wabaak am. 
MUla Norelty Co., CblcasOk III. 
Sri. Maale Co.. IMS a. Waalan am. flk'ao. 
Maliik Warlitnr Oo.. dadaaatl aad Gblcaga. 

SLOT MACHINE SUBSTITUTE. 
«leh> Co., 1023 Main at., Anderaoa. Ind. 

..SLOT MACHINE SUPPLIIt. 
WiMt Supply Co., ssa Deaitora al 
SNAKE DEALERS. 
«r. Od«U Lean, Saa AatOBld^ Tu. 
AnuUKct saaka Co., Saa SataaUs Xax. ' . 
■••BanUa Soak* Fan, 90B Mt Bw UMilllib 





SONQ 

Wm. W. Sttaaw. IIT Park mam. H. t. OIV. 
ft ft BSMs. 2M WlUlta at.. N«w T«k Otr. 

SONG SLIDES. 
Tor lUartnM 

Amt. Tilt 

Oklctte Pti 



M, z. a 

^ 

atwfoni. 0. T.. PUm Bkckaaia, 1401-8 Loeoat 

•t.. Kt. Louis, Mo.; iMtarUIe, K7.; New Or- 

Ituii. La, 

B. A a. FllBi Sarrlea, aw Uoaadaock Bloek. 

CUCM*. 111. 
bemmle Film Senlec, ISS Lake at,. 
sruuTiue. lad.; MiMniita: X«n.t 

N«b.: Stlt La— 

Portlind. Ore.: 
, pet. Man., Can. 
tike Shore Film ft Sopplr Co.. 841 8ap*riot et. 

Clereleod, 0. 
Um ft Co.. «l B. 14tk It, Philadelphia, Pa. 
^.Cla^naitl, O. 



dflMn, 



331 B._BSd at. N. T. aip. 



Ibln. S3t Uirkot at. Philadelphia. Pa. 

SOUVENIRS. 
■, a Wood * Oo., lU PUtfc am. Chlcaaak 01. 

SPECIAL SLIO 
PM AUBanpaia 
a* BnyttD U(c. Ob., rt-n u. Olwk St. OH^ 
•MCTACLES AND EYE-QLASSBS. 

la«.Prioad. 
Kata Drw.. 83 Boirenr; Maw Toik Ollp. 

SPIRIT GUM. 
lutein CouneUe Co., 130 W. 81at at. K T. C 
STAGE HARDWARE. 
B; Oaaear, SCT Ballna at. fl^eoaa, N. 1 
^«tAQ| LIGHTING APPLIANCES. 
*t .UaaakM ■lssBlt.Oa,,;«»'^i'MIB^^II.vS. I 
SriRBpSOfEIMOivyiKWS. 
ainaM0iMi:''(^^ 
STRSIT MBN7S SUPPLIES. 
Pot lui laUawata. 
Sk u^ilP SAtJ*^ am. Bt. Loola, Ho. 



«»ld«mlTh tJj im.'oErM 




.,^;TSs-cfi,r- - «=* » 

-%Fawm.B Mfi. 00.. 841 Woodlaad. aaealaad. 
S£,„^?i* Oo^ «»4 N. Stti at., 8t Umla. 
Shore Co., jj6 Midlaon at, (Ueago. ml 
^Toua, oj^. as Oorahin, BoatoST Haaa. 



Ha. 



Beckham County Fair, Elk City, OMa. 

_* Mam bap of Tasaa-Oktohoma CImuR. 

Aug. 30, 31. S«pt. 1, 2. At'tractlons and Coneaaslons Wantad. 



I. U HOOVER. SECY. 



THE TRI-COUNTY FAIR 

OF SIKESTON, MO. 
Sept. 28-29-30-Oct. 1st. 

Bapfianta BCOTT, UI£8I88IPei aad NCW HASBID Ooontlaa, tbn* of tba' moat praapacoaa 
aoaatlaa at tba aUU, and la on* of th* binaat and beat falra ot tba Sostheait Mo. Fair Olrertt 

Still want one or two more big open air attractions. 
All Uid oT mfaa^i ee feTBale. 



Wm. Beck * 

Cincinnati. O. 
A. Foecer, B21 Wilnnt at, St Loola, Mo. 

THEATRICAL LUMBER. 

John Qllleapla Lambfr Ca. Lombar ft Sewaid 
ata., Cblcaso, 111. 

THEATRICAL PROPERTIES. 

ft Well. T8 Wooatar at, M. Z. a 

TICKET CHOPPERS. 

■.r^rSMskt, Strawn Bldr. CleTcIandtiO. - 

TICKET PRINTERS. 
iMoa Xlckat Oo.. 800 Dairboni at. Cbteago. 
Calvart Priatlac Co., Kaaaaa City, Ho. 
Nattonal TIdkat Co.. Ukamokln. Pa. 
Bcaa Ptiatiac OOb, lOtb ft HaiMr ata, Omaha. 
Xttaoaat PMH, 8T Albany it. Baatoa. V 

TIGHTS, 
ft Wall. T8 Wooatar at. M. T. Rlty. 

T OY BA LLOONS. 

SSS: S^, n&.^8i^. BaMm Ham 
Oao. A. PatnWI, 41 Warm at. Mew Vork Cttr. 
Bhiyock-Todd Oo.. 834 N. Stb at. Bt UraU. Mo. 
Singer Broa., 83 Boweiy. Kew York City. 
Weatctn Bairaln Boua, 273 K. Midlwo. Ob'co, 

TRUNKS. 
Bclbar Tmak ft Bax Co. 153 Coiambla am, 

ranadeliibla. Pa. 
B. B, * S, Xraak 0».. 447 Wood at, Plttabnrf. 

TURNSTILI 

a. Tr&tSBt, 

.UNiPORMfc 

OeMooUa Broai, 0*i,'^lMaB M. '4lfe at^ 

VAUDKi^LU-'AoiBNCin. 

aat Od., imirtraa Baak 

BcatUa, Waah. 
' T>a a telc a l WrN ia n ae. Oeatnxy Baild* 
City. Ho. 

WATCHES. 

SSS KadlMa et. 
'BB SSVPiry. New ZMB 

'WIGS. 
ha-Hk aad XMaat Kaaka. 

•apply Hoam Dacatnr, IB. 

WILD ANIMAL DEALERS. 

Potaam'a Pat and Wild Anlmml aMm .V 
WaAlastMi at. BoSato, M^.^^ ~^ 

wiRi woiikm^ 'supplies. 

T. 0. Uott, 418 Dearbom at. Chleafa^ 10. 



Slot Machines 

8ODOBT. BOLD. BX CHAWOro and BBPAIBBD 
A. t. nSHZB ft 00.. Ftttabut. Pa. 



WANTED - ATTR ACTION S 

S?'if«Sfiorixa5a^?%iSy'''^ 

•WiWmt IHiailal Attraction (or OaUta Connty 
Fair. aalllpollB. O., Ang. Sl-Sapt 1-3. Ooneeo 
•loot now belns sold. W. B. WBITX. Jr., Skcy. 



PIOBIO ATTXAOTIOHB WftimD tor bljf 
nnal affair. Acrobata. ballooatita. aaal^apa- 

Wlndaor. Ilia. 



Attractions and Concessions 
WANTED 

at Cambridfa. WUe.' 

Wlac. 



WANTED 

ATTRACTIONS 

McPhirsoD Coonty Fair 

Waat Attrattira for tba week of Aanut 33. 
laiO. Oroanda eloaa In: brick aldewalka all 
tba way oat: onen day and niabt; free seta at 
nlaht Want PlantaUoB Show. Girl Show. An- 
imal Show. Moetnx Picture Show and otbata. 
WOl play oa percentase. Write what yon 
bava la fltat latter. Sbowa moat be dean win 
~ ' Alao waat . C o ac iaa l oa a a( .all 



Aa Aa Ebert, 



- Sikeston, Moa 




IIALTORBmilESQMETHEiffilEl 




iUWAO GA1EUIIGI01H£ SNAMEST NttUS^ 



1 



ONE OF OUR BURLESQUE COVER DESIGNS 

- On July 23lid oiir Rngnnn 

Dimt fail to get your name in. It will save you from 
$15.00 t o $25.00. Write at once. 

THE QUEEN CITY ENGRAVING CO. 

'418 Elm Street, Cincumati, Ohio. 



r.StencOB.'nsde 



DO you make Show Cards. Signs, Bsnnen, I — 
Marks, Etdiinm, DluBtratioiiB, AdfcrlUag] 
Advertising Slides, Electric Signs? 

If 00, you will get a whole lot of useful information every month 
out of signs of the Times, the trade paper in the worid of signs. An 
illustrated text book for sign men and agents. Sl.OO a year. AddreoB, 

SIGNS OF THE TIMES, 416-418 Elm St» CINCINNATI 



The Bioscope 



The Leading Jotunsl of the Moving 
Picture buauMM inEuiops. Hss 
the largest efiraniBiioB sad 1i the 
best Advertiainglfedium. bar i 



31, 33 and SB 



tt.SSaY«afi. SaiiBirtp C^apy MaU^d Fra*. 
LMshfteM St.. LbWDeilVW; teea ■MOLAHD. 



THE LONDON 

M U S I G ® A L L 

d^wffn^ ^iiSisj^ji^sM'ssrira'^i^ 

Tw«>ty-ank StnaUSbavboDa. ITTS MadlaoB Sqaaraw 



IF TOOR sonnur or Boms oskds is exhausxed. 



.JULY Mb 1910. 



THE BILLfiOABD 



.;|IULy Mb WVi, 



THANHOUSER FILMSi 

■•ASK THB KXHlUlTOII^ 

HOT A TEDIOUS, DRAWIT-OCT, CO aTIB UK P-nf-OTTB-lTEXT AFFAIR, BUT COXPLSTE 

—..^iF'^i Beecher Stowe's Gre»t Uuteiplece Done Into > WoDderfnl "TbmiiliOQser Claasle." 
wltK nuk Crane aa Dnele Tom, Mlia B oa emond aa Ellia and tbe iThanhooaer Kid" as UtUe 
Era. A. Tr emf ndgoa THomph In HotSon Picture ProdneUan and a Tteauodana Box-Ofllee Attrae- 
Um>— BreiTbodT Haa BMd It; Brenbodr Want* to See It. U It Doesn't Mag tbe Hen, AND 
the WouMu .. AWp oe CUidKs, to Tour Tbettie, We'n Foot OaMMM-Or-TM'n a Poor Adm- 

ivieriviAId 

BELEASBD FHIDAY. JULY 29 

A Great "Sessbore" Snbject, gwrl»"r Desli 



^°°<1 Scbeme a 'CteVer fiotelkeeiier _ 
I W^. tt^ikadjHow <toecilr It Banltcd. iTtte 



■■••5; 1 



HMBICAIO. 




THANHOUSER COMPANY, 

Mew Roclielle, N. Y. 



AN" 


n-TRUST FILM CO. 


/. .-. FILMS FOR RENT .-. 




All the very best Fcxtagp. and Domeatite 
: : : Films purduused weddy : : : 

- ahipment. write today for our big FQin Liat 




m 




1- A D^^i 


JSTFUMCO. 



.....WE OWN THE. 

J^INOIS Smi RfGHTS 

Jeffries-Johnson Piclures 

Ghaiifpiohship Content 

T§k9naQteno,July4,1910- 

MEiiliiMitllien 

' ikin i .' i ih eiiiir hum mmm hmm mmii m'ha^i\p-''.: : 



a 

We shall prosecute anyone shewing taM picMii** . to. 
the fullest extent of the law. " 4 • 

Why not arrange «b pHiy tha raal thing >n «. par^ 
oentaga-baala? V. • ■ 



WRITE, WIRE OR PHONE. 
NO AGENTS— DEAL DIRECT. 
SOLE OWNERS ILLINOIS RIGHTS. 



JONES & SPOOR, 



174 State StreeV 
CHICAGO. rtL.^ 

'Plion*, Randolph 913. 



THE FIFTH ANNUAL 



ARKANSAS STATC FAIR 

■ TOBEHELDAT ■ 

HOT SPRINGS, OCT. 10-15, INCLUSIVE 
Will ht Ike Uq;«rt i«pM|tiM hi flit SfiHnml 



JIIONDAYg yCTOBER-10 

;DajPi.with Ex- President R oo a awalt aa guaat 

• of honor. . , 

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11 

Coilvantieii Fanners' Union and F ad a witi an af ' 

Labor. 

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12 
Uttia Rook, and Land Congraaa Day. yA 



^v'.' THURSDAY^ OCTOBER A9 ' -'-y'?^ 

Gun Shoot, Boys' Corn Club Convention, 
Horticultural Society, State Poultry Assn. ^ ' - 

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 ' - 
DanPMah Day. 

^ .SATURDAY, 0CT01KR A6 

Arkanaas THivalaM', Old Soldla^^and Fadaratian of 
' Wainan'aCl6ba*Day 



Pain's Fireworks. Kline's 



Aviation Meet. 



SiOk B. Beldingj ^ 




•hou lid apply at onoa -to